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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
3
Diegel and Dye Clash in Renewal Feud at Golf Meet
The Gen Diegel meet today revolves around a renewal feud as Diogel and Dye clash in a key golf event at Haltimore. Notable players including Caliente professional and former champions compete, with expectations of Seeding and possible upsets shaping the round.
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Refuses Million Dollar Offer for Reich Count
Chicago December 6 John D. Hertz Chicago sportsman refused a million dollar bid for his champion thoroughbred Reich Count the largest on record. W T Waggoner of Texas offered the price but Hertz rejected it calling a man who would pay a million dollars for a horse and the man who would turn it down unbalanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John D. Hertz
Chicago Sportsman
Reich Count
W. T. Waggoner
Fort Worth
Tex
Guy Waggoner
W.‘T. ‘Waggoner
Arlington Downs
Reigh County
America
Waggoner
College Grid Encampments Before Saturday Showdown
Florida and Oregon prime for intersectional battle in Miami as Florida’s Dale Von Sickel is ruled out. Georgia Tech, Georgia prep for Athens clash while North Carolina and Duke ready for Durham. Tennessee eyes final South Carolina tilt in Knoxville. Western Maryland leads with perfect record ahead of Baltimore meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Florida
Oregon
Miami
Madison
Dale von Sickel
South Carolina
Tarheels
Blue Devils
Durham
Paul Heydrick
Ezzene Mayer
Ruard
Tennessee Volunteers
Knoxville
Maryland
Western Maryland
Attimore
Ter Vicores Antina
de Gamas
Rollins Improves as Sheriff Near Recovery Return
Chief Dounty Sheriff Jon Rollins remains in recovery after an injury and plans to rejoin duties soon, with officials noting steady improvement and intent to resume service in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollins
Jon Rollins
Sever
Cage practice opens at local high school today
Fort Worth dispatch notes both boys and girls basketball sessions begin this afternoon. Only two veterans return for the Tigers, Captain Arnold and Williams, as Coach English builds a new squad for the season amid a growing schedule and eager fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Arnold
Williams
English
Manatees
Permit Broadcast Of Baseball Games Now Being Considered
CHICAGO December 6 The decision on allowing radio broadcasting of American League baseball games will be discussed at club owners meetings next Tuesday at the Hotel Commodore New York. E S Barnard president indicates owners may adopt Phil Ball's 1929 stance. Barnard says broadcasting has become a business advertising the game with broadcasters gaining profits while clubs get little return. Major league baseball has provided broadcasters access to a large audience but revenue remains uneven.
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Apmerman
Gia Fpr
Leo
Pech
Witoe Larned
Waller
Haltimore
God
Tagen
Yeterday
Gene Sarees
Bay Vu I
Fub
Caliente
Rotse
Sir Walter
Johnny
York
Wodiays
Parrall
Chicago
Thorsateh
Commodore
New York
E. S. Barnard
Phil Ball
St. Louis Park
Barnard
Broadcasting contracts spark protest from baseball clubs
President Barnard warns against artificial doula by broadcasters profiting from game descriptions at American League Park. Reports say one station signed $90,000 in ads for 1920 radio rights. League seeks stand against delaying or canceling peacetime schedules to boost advertising revenue.
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Barnard
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