Agitation to Abolish 18 Hole Golf Matches
A Pebble Beach report notes calls to end 18 hole rounds after the 1933 national amateur golf championship. Harrison R. Jimmy Johnston of St Paul wins, succeeding Bobby Jones, as officials debate 36 hole tests and best three out of five format comparisons.
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Teel
St. Paul
Pebble Beach
Calim
Harrison R. Jimmy Johnston
Bobby Jones
Battle of Pebbie
Buch
Johisim
Oscar F. Willing
Portland
Qre
Johnson
John We Paolo
Johnston
Finish Promising Round in National Championship Retains Hope
Fragmented report from the National Championship describes round byes and looming rounds. Mentions players such as Frank Hunter and John, with 4 survivors advancing from the second round as 24 others await positions and the next matches.
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Sv Hills
Conference Clubs Threaten Champions This Fall
South Dakota State college football camps report candidates shaping for the fall. Dakota Wesleyan Sioux Falls College Northern Normal Springfield and the School of Mines loom as major challengers to the defending champions Dakota Wesleyan. Strong lines and returning lettermen boost Sioux Falls College and the School of Mines, while Huron faces a weaker outlook.
Northern Prospects Rise as Wolves Return Strong
Northern Normal shows the best returning lettermen outlook in the conference with 10 to 12 back. Coach Campbell lists linemen Bell Clark Mattice Sipes Sipes Feink Doney and backfield captain Finnegan Crawford McDowell Fahlberg plus possible Bunt Marner. The Wolves face Spearfish and Mines while Dakota Wesleyan opens September 23 with State College at Mitchell and Tiger lineup features Test Holgate Hoeratt Lenz Locknart Devis White Fairfield Coursey Bruce Lane.
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Northern Normal
Wolves
Robert Campbell
Campbell
Bell
Clark
Mattice
Sipes
Feink
Doney
Paul Finnegan
Crawford
McDowell
Fahlberg
Bunt
Marner
Spearfish
School of Mines
Wesleyan
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
State College
Mitchel
Tiger
Test
Holgate
Hoeratt
Lenz
Locknart
Devis
White
Fairfield
Coursey
Bruce
Lane
Stewart A. Ferguson
Tigers
Carberry
Southern Normal
Springfield
Laur
Gar 23 cry Tm Foday at Chicago to Detroit and New York
A garbled listing shows multiple matchups across cities including Chicago Detroit New York Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis Huston and others. It references Jona Teague Boston Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati and a Columbus Louisville Indianapolis Toledo pairing with Philadelphia St Louis.
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Chicago
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Chiladelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
Philadelphia
American Association Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Philwaukes
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Washington
Pkurgh
St Louis
Cincinnati
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas
Topeka
Dog Moines
Denver
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Oursha
Puebto
Saturday Baseball and Track Scores Across Leagues
Saturday results span American and National Leagues with multiple team tallies including Philadelphia 5-0 and Chicago 13-9. Western League play notes Topeka 9 and Denver wet grounds, plus rain delays. Historical horse racing mentions Lady Suffolk progeny and 2:29 1-3 trot record.
Veterans Hit Conference Grid With Strong Lineups Across Teams
Veterans fill five positions on many conference squads as Speartish Normal debuts 11 lettermen against Chadron September 25 while Hardrockers open at Rapid City September 28. Umberry’s crew carries seasoned backs. lists include Tuttle Frick Ritzman and Speartish back Nymon plus veteran line. Contenders small towns rally as Yellowjackets rebuild with losses but promise a sturdy front. The Miners face Jackels, Eagles clash with Vikings, and Scalpers meet Rapid City in late season showdowns.
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Seneral
Ali
Vikings
Trojans
Tigers
Greyhounds
Wolves
Sioux
Ballan
Winner
Dunn
Gregory
Tuttle
Frick
Ritzman
Carberry
Ing “T. Krames
S. Rames
Sebunk
Williams
Schneider
Sullivan
Lodger
Apiong
Speerfish Vp
Hay
Hardrockers
Chadian Eagles
Rapid City
Jackel
Speartisn
Jackets
Huron Scalpers
Argon
Columbus
Mariners
Zuppke Worries Over Illinois Morale Entering 1929 Season
Champaign Illinois September 9 Coach Bob Zuppke frets about overconfidence in the 1929 Illinois football squad though prospects look bright. He expects 18 lettermen and strong sophomores to power a schedule featuring Iowa Michigan Northwestern Army and Ohio State. Targets include Fritz Humbert at fullback Judson Snell at halfback and captain Russell Dane plus Weita on defense.
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Champaign
Ill
Bob Zuppke
University of Illinois
Illini
Iawa
Michigan
Northwestern
Army
Ghotese
Ohio State
Stwessy
Richman
Yllini
Eddie Kewal
Roush
Cleworth Named Northern Assistant Coach at Aberdeen
Marc M. Cleworth, former 100 yard dash record holder and long jumper, will assist Bob Campbell at Northern normal this fall while also serving as an English instructor at Aberdeen High School. Cleworth is a Morningside and Yankton College alumnus who previously held sprint marks in the state. The official practice date is September 12, with over 60 prospective sharers invited.
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Aberdeen
Northern Normal
Aldinge
Bob Campbell
Marc M. Cleworth
Aberdeen High School
Campbell
Northern’ Formal
Cleeworth
Mi i ‘Ego
Bronx City
Tai
Hai ‘Hot’ Springs
Wat
Yankton College
Morningside
Cone’ Campbell
Dubuque Takes 1st In Valley Circuit
TATERLOO IA September 9 Missispi Valley base circuit report shows Dubuque securing first in standings as teams compete in the valley circuit event. Local clubs and players highlighted for strong performances while sports fans anticipate next matches.
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Dubuque
Taterloo
Missispi
Springs Junior College Opens in Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs Junior College opened its forty third year with a healthier financial picture. Bonded debt four years ago stood at $34,500 and has been reduced to $25,800 while the college has increased its assets and income.
Griffith Favored To Beat German Heavyweight Champ
New York previews the Madison Square Garden indoor season opener with Tully Griffith from Sioux City favored to defeat German champion Ludwig Haymann in a ten round heavyweight bout. Haymann, undefeated in the U.S., faces a hard test after Griffith’s previous garden debut setback. Also on the card are Sandwina vs Mars and Dorval vs Smith, with other regional bouts scheduled in Detroit and Hollywood.
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Sioux City
Haymann
Madison Garden
Petrolle
Tut
Detroit
New York
Metro- Politan Fistic Fams
Ludwig Haymann
Germany
Haines
Tully Griffith
Iowa
Madison Square Garden
Griffith
Ted Sandwina
Harold Mars
Jack Dorval
Charlee Smith
Billy Petrolie
Fargo
N. DU
King
Wisconsin
Navin Field
Hollywood
Newsboy Brown
Salt Lake City
Tommy Husbes
Olympia
Jimmy Maloney
Boston
George Seaneise
Eave
Smith Cup Lures Huron Golfers
Weather permitting 32 players tee off for the Smith Cup at Huron Country Club in a three day event. First round to be completed Tuesday with second round and quarter finals wrapped by September 21 and the champion crowned before September 20. Pairings show handicaps and listed players like A Smith C Hal Shirley Wilkinson and Gagat among others.
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Walters
Huron Country Club
Eax
A. Smith
C. X. Hal
GQ. Shirley
B. L. Wilkinson
A. XL
Ee Y Ecobson
B. Patton
Damien Raykurr
Harry Lampe
Colton
HW. Hy Otto
George ©. Hunt, Sr
Chas
R. J. Mitchell
Quincy Wins Flag In Three Eye Race
Quincy clinched the Three Eye league pennant for the first time in 19 years after a victory that left Decatur one game behind. Led by veteran majors Baby Doll Jacobson and Rel Russell, the Indians secured the title with a tight win in a decisive match.
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Quincy
Chicago
Jacobson
Rel Russell
Indians
Decatur
Notable Aged Pairs and Ages Listed in Ledger
A list records numerous pairs and ages including Yiam Gartner 30 with Ballard Sprague 16, C N White 24 with C R Morey 16, Warren Johnson 24 with J B Wheeler 20, C M Stewar with Tisdale Ward 10, Wade Porte 24 with J V Halversos 20, Jack Frost 10 with T T Parker 24, Tom Huesgen 24 with C K Walker 24, Bates Dinnéen 24 with GF Sendsveds 4, George McKeon 24 with Max Royhl 24, among others in a compendium of ages.
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Yiam Gartner
Ballard Sprague
C. N. White
C. R. Morey
Warren Johnson
J. B. Wheeler
C. M. Stewar
Tisdale Ward
Wade Porte
J. V. Halversos
Jack Frost
T. T. Parker
Tom Huesgen
C. K. Walker
Bates Dinnéen
GF. Sendsveds
George McKeon
Max Royhl
Colonels Tie Indians For Fourth In Race
Rain washed out pairings between Kansas City and Minneapolis and St Paul and Milwaukee. The Loulé Colonels rose into a tie with Indianapolis for the fourth spot by splitting a twin bill with Toledo while Columbus dropped two to Indianapolis. Teachout held opponents to four hits as Indians swept Senators 4 0, then Burwell excelled in a 4 2 win. Toledo took the opener 3 4 before losing the nightcap 2 6.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
American Association
Toledo
Colummbus
Indianapolis
Burwell
Lansville
Weather Stops Beal Tourney In South Dakota Diamondball
The first annual South Dakota Diamondball tournament was washed out by heavy rain. Teams from Dupree plus Aberdeen Huron and Sioux Falls Brookings aimed for a four team event next Sunday with a possible Aberdeen Huron Women's title game if plans succeed.
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South Dakota
Dupree
Huron
Hest
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Aberdeen
Thomas Ry ‘Nelson
Nebraska
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Jimmy Johnston
U.S
Alan 1
Associated Fresh
Spearfish Normal
Huron College
Bahn
Ward Bell
Sioux Falls College
Rapid Shouhi
I. BR. Olacn
School of Mints
Ray Larson
Sioux Palls
Tey Hahn
Kansas Aggies
Chadron Normal
Repid City
Helen
Olsen
Luis Fall
del- Vie
Shere
Pridchuylo
Lehner
Reese
Gordon
McKenty
Keith
Farnsworth
Augustana College
Sioux Walls
Paul Dee
Dee
Dakota Westeyan
Cate
Vaniston College
Columbius College
Eliling
Niewlee
John Niemiec
Notre Pane
Caicsgo
Sncmmer
Zuppke
Illinois
Marc Cleworth
Tuffy Griffith
Baurison
R. Johnston
Avvisan
R. Fjiminy
Great North- West
United States
0. F. Wiling
Oregon
Dertiss
Jonnstop
Chesterfield
Colonels
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