Hagen Von Helm Lead Golfers In Pasadena Open
Walter Hagen and George Von Ehm led a field of over a hundred golfers at the Pasadena open tournament. Both broke par with 69s in the opening 18 holes amid tough conditions, as Craig Wood and Horton Smith chased at one over par. Sixty low scores after the second round advance to the final 36 holes.
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Pasadena
Cal
Walter Hagen
George von Ehm
America
Detroit
Craig Wood
Bloomfield
N. J
Horton Smith
Joplin
Densmore Shute
Columbus
Ohio
Massachusetts
David Mackney
Lawrence
Lew Waldron
Boston
Arroyo Seco
Larry Montes
Philippine Islands
Jimmy Foulis
Chicago
Helt Martin
Reno Nevada
Earthquake Felt in Bulgaria Late at Night
An earthquake of some severity was felt in Bulgaria at 11 20 p m last night in Sofia. Communications were disrupted by ruptured telephonic and telegraphic lines, and effects in the provinces were not yet known.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Vaccine progress on Bang disease at Michigan State College
Scientists at Michigan State College report seven years of testing have brought Bangs disease vaccine closer to reality. Bang and Dane isolated the cattle abortion organism, a similar Malta fever organism was found in goats, and earlier Iowa research linked a related disease to humans. Recent trials suggest poultry may also be affected.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Bang, & Dane
Iowa
Carrigan resigns as Red Sox manager after 1929 season
Boston dec 21 Bill Carrigan longtime Red Sox manager resigns after a conversation with president Bob Quinn citing business pressures. Heinie Wagner tipped as successor, with Bill McKechnie named to replace Emil Fuchs of the Braves. Carrigan, 46, played catcher in 1912 and led Sox to the 1915 title.
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Boston
Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Carrigan
Bob Quinn
Heinie” Wagner
Bill McKechnie
Emil Fuchs
Braves
Sox
Tunney in breach suit retreat sparks fight to finish
In Bridgeport Connecticut Mrs Katherine King Fogarty withdraws a 500000 breach of promise suit against James J Tunney. Tunney’s lawyer files a cross complaint seeking judgment arguing the suit defames him and seeks money. Trial set for next Friday before Judge Carl Foster.
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Brideport
Conn
Katherine King Fogarty
Fort Worth
Texas
James J. Tunney
Frank L. Wilder
Fogarty
Tunney
Homer S. Cummings
Stamford
Carl Foster
Greenwich
Polly Lauder
John H. Fogarty
Hot Springs
Ark
Italy
Lakeland City Railway Posts Surprise Profit
Lakeland Georgia's city owned railway between Lakeland and Nay lor, born from a scrapped 1927 tram legway, was expected to lose at least $2,000. A town commission runs it and reports a $1,351 profit instead.
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Georgia City
Lakeland
Lakeland Railway
Naylor
North Dakota Sets 1930 Grid Schedule With Army Duquesne
University of North Dakota boasts a 9 1 record this season 194 points for 34 against and a North Central Conference title. A 54 0 win over Creighton follows their Creighton upset of Marquette. The team schedules Army at West Point November 1 Duquesne November 7 and Davis and Elkins October 3. Star back Glen Jarrett is noted for a 10 second 100 yard dash and nine 440 yard touchdown runs.
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University of North Dakota
Haskell Indians
Creighton
Marquette
Unu Etroinetas
Crighton
Missouri Valley Conference
Army
West Point
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Davis and Elkins
Grand Forks
Middle -West
Glen “Red Rabbit
Jarrett
North
Utah Players and Pugilists Cross Paths in Baseball Talk
The piece ponders how Utah players like Pomeroy sod Jonas and North Central backbones from North Dakota influence a game. It recalls Shires noting any boxer turning major league baseball, mentioning a Yankee trial by a heavyweight catcher named Smith, and Pete Latzo’s boxing rise from semi pro to world welterweight champion with a Newark Internationals trial. Babe Ruth is cited for posing in fighting tags.
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Utah
Pomeroy Sod Jonas
North Dakota
Shires
Smith
Yankees
Pete
Newark
Babe Ruth
Boxing results from coast to coast on last night’s shows
Benny Bass knocked out Ted Morgan to claim the world junior lightweight title. Dom Valente outpointed Frankie Mar chese. Al Ridgeway defeated Nel Tarleton, and Armand Manuel beat Jack Gagnon. Billy Wallace outpointed Bruce Fleezers, and Marty Stone topped Roy Ryan. Baxter Calmes stopped Frankie Garcia, and Rosales defeated Billy Jones. Frankie Stetson fouled Eddie Anderson in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Nsw
York
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Ted Morgan
Dom Valente
Ongland
Frankie
Marchese
New York
al Ridgeway
Jersey City
N. J
Nel Tarleton
Eric
Rosy Rosales
Cleveland
Billy Jones
Joey Goodman
Johnny Rush
Youngstown
Ohio
San Frantisco
Frankie Stetson
San Francisco
Eddie Anderson
Casper
Wyo
Sure Way to Stop Night Coughs
An advertisem ent touts Thoxias under the name Thoxine as a quick, safe cough remedy. The remedy claims relief within 15 minutes for night coughs and throat irritations, with a money back guarantee. Sold in She, GUc, and $1 bottles by Young Drugs Company and other drug stores.
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Young Drugs Company
Gened
America against Americanism
Pierre Lyauter, nephew of France’s Marshals, returns from the eastern states to warn French readers about a misread America. He argues Americanism equates to feverish haste, extravagant recreation, money pride, and reckless youth in motor cars under advertising. He urges a reevaluation of the nation’s true quiet home life and values.
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America
Paris
Pierre Lyauter
France
States
Lyauter
United States
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Einie” Wagner
London
Oliver Goldsmith
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First National Bank
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Jack Stewart
Lastorey Station
Frank Forks
San Diego
Mahan
Erwin Biga
Omaha
Armand Manuel
Los Angeles
Jack Gagnon
Neil Clisby
Tony Galento
Orange
Billy Wallace
Bruce Fleezrs
New Rochelle
Marty Stone
Roy Ryan
Pittsburg
Wichita
Kas
Angus Snyder
Dodge City
Fred Reese
Fort Scott
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Frankie Garcia
Havana
Nev
George Schaffer
Sammy Dissalvo
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