First Round Opens in Caddy Golf Tourney in January
Close matches highlight the first round of the women's amateur event as players like Tom Miller and Nick Idont compete on the cad y course. Edges and upsets spark anticipation for the next round with plans to reach the quarterfinals by midweek and trophies for the winner and runner-up.
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Janice “Beagle
H.W. Nolph
Gratton Curse
Ted
Randolph
Mme
Tom Miller
Lester Ride
Squire Bolton
Harry Maey
Bolton
de Blaney
Nick Idonl
Ana
Egbert
Idont
Forcello
Ernie Lark, Jr
Porcello
Wass
Darwin Robinson
Glen Suddarth
Suddarth
Robinson
Guy Cole
Geo
Spliffie
Paul Matone
J. Milton
J.D. O'Brien
Jack Donate
BM Murray
D. R. Ridawht
Peek Ridenour
Ray Foodyard
Bud Ford
Sid Bur
Kiwanis Change Lineup for Club Championship Game
The Kiwanis Club reshuffles positions for a charity city championship baseball game against the Rotarians. Bie Towles will start on the mound, Lloyd Shriver will catch, Cameron moves to left field, Clyde Mays to first, Knotts at short, Bill Stuck at third, Paul Malone center, Barcus to second, Ebert to right. Umpire uncertain, with two likely officials including Tommy Moran. Proceeds benefit Boy Scout work as the Deep Creek Lake camp relies on this event.
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Kiwanis Club
Rotarians
Rotes
Battery
Bie Towles
Lloyd Shriver
Cameron
Clyde Mays
Knotts
Bill Stuck
Paul Malone
Barcus
Ebert
Penney
Towles
Lear
Tommy Moran
Kiwanis
Roteg
Grafton
Deep Creek Lake
Loar
Notable Boxing Card with Three Byes Declared
The card lists Gerald Duff against George Murphy Fred Morgan facing Addie Hehnert FP Young meeting Willard Murphy and Ken Marquess up against John Danachie. Three byes are noted, shaping the tournament outcomes for the event.
Carnera rival Jose Santa Profiles for New York Briefs
New York reports Jose Santa of Portugal, six eight and a half, 235 pounds with a long reach, wears size 13 shoes as Primo Carnera’s rival in sport briefs.
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New York
Primo Carnera
Jose Santa
Portugal
Brooklyn Robins top Cubs as Reds, Giants win
In a busy baseball day, the Brooklyn Robins beat the Cubs 2-1 behind Herman and a key Wright double. The Reds toppled the Cardinals 9-6 with Larry French sharp early, while the Giants beat the Phillies 13-10. Klein hit his 24th homer and Frank O'Doul also connected.
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Babs -Herman
Brooklyn Robins
Cubs
Boston Braves
Herman
I Tun
Whign Wright
Robins
Mike
Ering Reds
Patie
Reds
Philadelphia
Giants
Phillies
Klein
Frank O'Doul
Cardinals
Mareti
Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry French
Bottomley
Suhr
Veteran Official Lists and Explains 1930 Grid Rule Changes
West Virginia official Charles E. Modges outlines many minor 1930 football rule adjustments. Changes cover ball inflation, scrimmage crossing, uniform period lengths, enforcement language, substitutions, ball handling on out of bounds, shift timing, starting signals, incomplete forward passes, penalties for multiple incomplete passes, and officiating duties.
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Grafton Sentinel
West Virginia
Charles E. Modges
Morgontown
Ben
Portugal
Goa
Hay
Steele
Chaptain
Enal
Iit
Ts Offenst Inks Mb
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Ninyery
Lingsman
Dhab
Baseball results and upcoming games mid-atlantic and leagues
MID-ATLANTIC LEAGUE yesterday Cumberland 4 Fairmont 1 Charleroi 6 Johnstown Clarkshire 1 Jeannette 4 Scottdale 8 Wheeling 8. Today Fairmont at Charleroi Scottdale at Jeannette Clarksburg at Johnstown Wheeling at Cumberland. NATIONAL LEAGUE yesterday Brooklyn 2 Boston 1 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 2 New York 13 Philadelphia 12 Pittsburgh 9 St. Louis 5. Today St. Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York. AMERICAN LEAGUE St Louis 4 Cleveland 1 Washington 8 Boston Detroit 3 Chicago 2. Today St. Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York.
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Cumberland
Fairmont
Charleroi
Johnstown Clarkshire
Jeannette
Scottdale
Wheeling
Clarksburg
Johnstown
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brookly
Americax
St.Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Chibs
Wol
Rkaburg
Seeling
Wil. Pet
Brooklyn - Chicago
Ittebureh
Biailaing
le Pet
Clevelon
Soul AG
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported
Report of boxing results shows Eddie Murdock defeating Lope Te Norio in New York at the Tusa Oia venue, and Al Foreman stopping Sammy Hackett in Montreal. Other lines mention various competitors and outcomes with unclear details and typos.
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New York
Eddie Murdock
Tusa
Oia
Lope Tenorio
Philippines
Caen
Boulder Dam Project Construction Starts Amid Delayed Details
The Boulder Canyon dam project began construction yesterday with engineer Walter H. Young leading the effort. Commissioner Mead of the reclamation service received a telegram from Engineer R. F. Walter in Denver confirming the start of the long awaited work on the $165,000 project.
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Washington
Boulder Canyon
Bimgood . Mead
R. F. Walter
Bureau of Reclamation
Denver
Walter H. Young
Record Open predicted as Jones Diegel post low rounds
Scores from Minneapolis and West Virginia show Bobby Jones and Leo Diegel shattering course records with 72s as Interlachen hosts the national open. Predictions for the winning four rounds range from 288 to 294 while Hagen Armour and Shute note potential records amid breezy, demanding conditions.
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Minneapolis
Interlachen
Bobby Jones
Leo Diegel
Jones
Jone
Diegel
Jack Hendry
St. Pal
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Denny Shute
Young
Columbus
Minneapolia
Chick Evans
Minticahda
Hagen
Johnny Farrell
Wil Me MacFarlane
Jim Barnes
Géne Sarazen
Major League Leaders Batting and Runs for 1930s Season
Highlights of yearly leaders include Gehrig with a .392 batting average for the Yankees and Ruth with 94 runs. Ruth leads in runs, Gehrig in RBIs, Hodapp tops hits, McManus and Combs show doubles and triples, while Cuyler and Cuyler again pace in steals. Other leaders include Muth with 32 homers and Rice in stolen bases.
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O'Doul
Phillies
Cuyler
Cubs
Xtein
Phil- Men
Ruts
Klein
Terry
Glanta
Frisch
Cardinals
Wilson
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Hodapp
Indians
McManus
Tigers
Combs
Muth
Sonnenberg Draws Lewis In Eight Rounds In Seattle
Sonnenberg, hailed as wrestling champion by many, battled former world champ Ed Lewis to a draw over eight rounds under Australian rules in Seattle, Washington, last night. The match drew strong crowds as both grapplers showcased skill, with Sonnenberg pressing for decisive openings and Lewis resisting with steady counter holds. The bout ended without a victor, extending Sonnenberg's claim to top status while keeping Lewis in contention for the title.
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Seattle
Wash
Dynamite Gun
Sonnent
Stra Lewis
Tigera Triumphs 3-2 as Sox Fail to Score Late
Ambiguous box score notes Tiger players Katt and Whitehill led a 10 inning win for Tigera over White Sox 3-2. Babe Herman and Robins produced offense for the Robins, while Crowder and Red Sox tallied eight hits but fell 13-22 to Phillies.
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Golf Associations
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Knight
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Sonnenberg
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