Hagen Qualifies For Tourney Amid Last Minute Shifts
Walter Hagen, five time PGA champion, earns a place in today’s match play at Hillcrest after Harry Cooper is struck from the entries. Hagen joins Henry Cuseci and Bill Mehlhorn, who advanced from a 149 tie with Al Houghton and Waldo Crowder, while Pirie rules Cooper out on regional trial grounds.
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Walter Hagen
Hillcrest Country Club
Detroit
Association
Lighthorse
Harry Cooper
Walter
Alex Pirie
Cooper
Hagen
Henry Cuseci
Bill Mehlhorn
al Houghton
Rockville
Waldo Crowder
Skirtland
Ohio
Crowder
Nabholtz
Alcroft
McIntyre
Watrous
Hackney
Espinosa
Paulsen
Mehlhorn
Christian
Walsh
Smith
Wood
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Caici
Golden
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Manero
Shute
Cox
Schultz
Shave
Guest
Dutra
Dozer
Warren
Diegel
Hart
Morrison
Kirkwood
Sarazen
Headley
Toporcer’s fate rests with baseball board
In Chattanooga on December 3 the fate of George Toporcer Rochester infielder rests with seven of eight National Association arbitration board members. Billy Southworth appeals a 500 fine while Toporcer faces a one year suspension and 200 fine from last October's Little World Series. The board's seven members travel to hear appeals as convention week opens.
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Tenn
George Toporcer
Rochester Club
National Board of Arbitration
St. Louis Cardinal
Billy Southworth
Southworth
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Auburn
N. Y
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Oakland
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Memphis
Thomas J. Hickey
Chicago
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Durham
N. C
Dale D. Gear
Topeka
Kas
J. Alvin Gardner
Wichita Falls
Texas
J. W. Jamison, Jr
Hagerstown
Jamison
National Association
International League
New York
Western League
West Baden
Ind
Montreal
Canada
Coaches Seek Candidates To Rebuild Local High School Team
Coaches Wade Marlette and Charlie Spencer call for candidates after graduation cut the 1960 squad to seven lettermen. Key returnees Bud Gurley Levi Willard and Winifred Hinkle anchor the nucleus with several football and baseball stars joining a broad list of hopefuls as the conference schedule spreads from January 10 to February 22 with multiple practice games included.
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Wade Marlette
Charlie Spencer
Buck Johnson
Bud Gurley
Levi Willard
Winifred Hinkle
Chigger Moffitt
Buchannon
Reid
Clinard
Holcombe
Hill
Brogdon
Gastonia
Greensboro
Winston
Charlotte
Salisbury
Asheville
Duke Aims For Strong Finish In 1929 Carolina Tilt
Duke Blue Devils prepare for the final 1929 football clash with North Carolina. Key backs Godfrey Brewer Rochelle Plyler to see action alongside captains Kistler Thorne Warren Peeler. Duke seeks a peak performance despite conceding Carolina with two strong plunging backs in Godfrey and Brewer.
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Duke Blue Devils
Carolina
Chuck Collins
Blue Jerseys
Fred Taylor
Duke
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Jankoski
Kid Brewer
Godfrey
Brewer
Rosky
Buie
Russ
Beaver
Robeson
Pat Rochelle
Plyler
Kistler
Bob Thorne
Nick Warren
Mel Peeler
All Eastern Eleven Named in 1929 Consensus Picks
Pittsburgh and Yale lead with three players each in the Associated Press consensus all eastern football eleven for 1929. Keener Cagle heads the backfield for Army with Al Booth Yale and Toby Vansa and Al Marsters from Dartmouth in backfield and at fullback.
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Pittsburgh
Yale
Associated Press
Keener Cagle
Army
West Point
Alhie Booth
Toby Uansa
Cagle
al Marsters
Dartmouth
Georgia Tech and Georgia Ready for Big Rematch
Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia prepared for their twenty fifth football meeting at Athens after separate drills. Tech practiced against Georgia formations under interim leadership with W A Alexander away, while Georgia held sessions at Athens under Mehre and Thomas. Other top college clashes noted include North Carolina vs Duke in Durham and Tennessee vs South Carolina in Knoxville.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
University of Georgia
Dixie
Athens
W. A. Alexander
Bill Fincher
Yellow Jackets
Georgia
Alexander
Mehre
Thomas
Bulldogs
Mills Home Bears Open 1929 Season With Churchland
Mills Home Bears start 1929 30 basketball schedule with Churchland High as opener in Thomasville tonight. Key players include Martin Hawkins Fox Brown Buchanan Warren Baker Harrington and Howard. December games list Churchland here and there along with Hasty High and Denton fixtures.
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Mills
Bears
Churchland High School
Churchland Basketeers
Martin
Hawkins
Fox
Snrown Buchanan
Warren
Baker Harrington
Howard
Churchland
Hasty High
Denton
Two New Certificates Filed With State Office
Raleigh December 3. Two incorporation filings announced. Western Investment Company Incorporated of Asheville seeks real estate business with 25 000 authorized capital and 36 subscribed shares held by George Smith F Piercy Carter and John H Cathey. Lenoir Tire Company of Kinston plans general tire sales and service with 22 000 authorized capital and 2 000 subscribed shares held by Russell Mrs Bryce W Russell and Ray Barbre.
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Raleigh
Western Investment Company, Incorporated
Asheville
George Smith
F. Piercy Carter
John H. Cathey
Lenoir Tire Company
Kinston
General Tire
Russell
Bryce W. Russell
Ray Barbre
James Madison and his notable attire choice
James Madison, the first president of the United States, was known for habitually wearing long trousers as part of his everyday dress. His fashion preference reflected early American style and personal comfort in public life.
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James Madison
United States
Ingrams Market Beats Snow Lumber Co in Bowling Duel
Ingram's Market bowlers won two of three matches against Snow Lumber Co by eleven points at King Pin Alleys last night. G Brown scored 267 for high series while Herndon rolled 122 pins in final game for best single-game score.
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Snow Lumber Company
King Pin
Ingram’s
Lumbermen
G. Brown
Herndon
Edison’s early lamp output noted at under two lumens per watt
Historical note compares Edison's first incandescent lamp producing less than 1.5 lumens per watt with the modern lamp achieving up to 20 lumens per watt, marking light efficiency progress.
Tar Heels Groom Three Backfields For Duke Game
Chapel Hill December 3 The Tar Heel coaching staff said Jim Magner will miss the Duke game due to an old leg injury. With Magner sidelined Jim Mays may take the left halfback post while Pete Wyrick returns to run the backfield of Ward and Nash with Spaulding at fullback. A third backfield is prepared for Duke featuring Phil Jackson at quarterback Chuck Erickson at right half Pap Harden at fullback with Houston, Redfern bidding for left halfback duties.
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Tarheel
Jim Magner
Duke
Quinlan
Virginia
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Cavaliers
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Ward
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Spaulding
Johnny Branch
Slusser
House
Maus
Phil Jackson
Chuck Erickson
Pap Harden
Houston
Redfern
Pantomime Returns to Drury Lane With Sleeping Beauty
The Drury Lane Theatre in London resumes pre war normalcy by presenting four Christmas pantomimes this year. Ten years after musical comedy replaced pantomime at the old house, the revival of Christmastide tradition begins with The Sleeping Beauty.
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Drury Lane
Drury Lane Theatre
London
Old Theatre
Boxers Fight Card From Cities Shows Mixed Outcomes
In New York Joel Banovic beat Bob Olin by decision. Andy Divodi stopped Jackie Phillips. Philadelphia Benny Bass stopped Jose Martinez and Phil Zwick outpointed Joe Marciente. Topeka saw Sid Terris knock out Paul Rector. Chicago results had Danny Dement KO Harry Kahn and Willie Pelligrini outpoint Pal Moore.
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Joel Banovic
Binghamton
N. Y
Bob Olin
Brooklyn
Andy Divodi
Jackie Phillips
Toronto
Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Jose Martinez
Spain
Phil Zwick
Cleveland
Joe Marciente
Chicago
Danny Dement
Harry Kahn
Milwaukee
Willie Pelligrini
Pal Moore
Boxing Notes From Toronto New Orleans Bouts
Willie Davies of Charleroi Pennsylvania defeated Eugene Hunt of France by decision in Toronto. Eddie Kid Wolfe from Memphis Tennessee outpointed Jose Estrada of Mexico in New Orleans in a ten round affair.
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Ont
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Eugene Hunt
France
New Orleans
Eddie
Kid Wolfe
Memphis
Tenn
Jose Estrada
Mexico
Indianapolis bout ends with near clean sweep in three wins
Happyr Ather ton of Indianapolis outpointed An astasio Vaquero of Panama. Johnny Lemas from Bermuda knocked out Buzz Carlin of Jeffersonville Indiana in the same card.
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Indianapolis
Happyr Atherton
Anastasio Vaquero
Panama
Johnny Lemas
Bermuda
Buzz Carlin
Jeffersonville
Ind
Trenton Youth Knocks Out Fargo Opponent in Four Rounds
In Trenton New Jersey young Terry defeated Pete Trolle of Fargo North Dakota by knockout in the fourth round.
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N. J
Young Terry
Pete Petrolle
Fargo
N. D
Dan Boone Ill With Erysipelas In Alabama
Dan Boone, longtime manager of the High Point Pointers, is seriously ill with erysipelas in Tuscaloosa Alabama. He was stricken Friday and cannot be moved home to Parrish Alabama. Boone is an Alabama alumnus and hunting with major leaguers when injured.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Dan Boone
High Point
Big Pointer
Parrish
Nateaileahawet Naanata
Ike Boone
E. E. Sensenbach
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Boone
Miller Huggins
Riggs Stephenson
Luke Sewell
Dan
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Red dresses headline opening of Congress watchers
Washington society observed in color as wives wore red gowns to the congressional opening. Mrs. Longworth appeared in the house gallery and Mrs. Gann in the senate gallery signaling the fashion note of the day.
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Washington
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