The Gay Thirties Strange as It Seems
A terse column by John Hix previews odd tales and inventions from the era. It mentions ped cavetena for repls, Glutton for Punishment, and a Tanor stick weapon. It also describes an Indian defense with blankets and recast bullets and a Hero's Fountain device using water pressure. Tomorrow: Telephone king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hix
Cavetena
John Kilburn
Hero's Fountain
Last Nine Holes Rocky Road In Open Golf Tournament
Johnny Bula, Bud Ward, Dar on Nelson, Sammy Snead, Craig Wood, and others fight a brutal last nine at the National Open. Nelson finishes strong, Wood falters on 18, Snead reels late, and Ward and Shute stumble as the crowd watches a tense final stretch with pars, birdies, and costly misses. Nelson wins by two over Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Graham
Sparta
Philadelphia
Elx
Tor Golf
Gulfére
Johnny Bula
Chicago
Bud Ward
Dsron Nelson
Johnny
Tore
Nelaon
Ward
Nelson
Bug
Sammy
Neleon
Bammy
Vwe
Sammytz
Iris
Crale
Wood
Shite
Nelean
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Guis Philips
Haipoi
Tredgesarh
U.S
Alunt Othe
Hazel
Scorchy Smith
Legiereere
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Miss Billinge
Dickie Dare
Ts Agered
Out
Scorchy
Desert
Huck
Romeo
Wrademark
U. 8
Homer Hoopee
Paravia
By Chet Smith
Uate
Olp Peters
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Scroggins
Ventemark
Pater
Stoke
Rocky Road
Garnsey and Wheeler
GAA
Eighth Ave
Ahlstrand
Ath Ave
Harford