Melhorn And Golden Lead In Pasadena Open
Johnny Golden and Bill Mehlhorn led the field in the Pasadena $4,000 open after 36 holes with 140 and 141 respectively. A quintet trailed by one stroke at 151 including George Von Elm and Walter Hagen, while 64 players qualified for the final 36 holes.
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Pasadena
Calif
Walter Hagen
von Elm
Craigood
Boomfield, N. J
Horton Smith
Yplin
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Densmore Shure
Columbus
Ohio
Golden
Patterson
N. J
Wood
Bill’ Mehlhorn
New York
Kirkwood
Clarence Clark
Tulsa
Okla
San Gabriel
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Johnny Farrell
Odor Banishing Tips After Onion Dishes
After serving onions for a meal, try ending with clove drops or candied spice to remove onion breath. These simple remedies aim to freshen breath and leave a palatable finish to the meal.
Grantland Rice selects 1929 All America team bravery
Grantland Rice’s 1929 All America picks name Harvard center and captain-elect Ben Ticknor Ray Montgomery of Pitt John Cannon of Notre Dame Elmer Sleight of Purdue and Army captain Red Cagle among the nation’s top players The list excludes Pacific Coast Rocky Mountain and Southern Conference honorees Notre Dame Pittsburgh and Purdue land two places each Purdue and Arkansas earn first time recognition.
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Ben Ticknor
Harvard
Ray Montgomery
Pitt
John Cannon
Notre Dame
Elmer “Red” Sleight
Purdue
Chris
Cagle
Army
Grantland Rice
Collier’s Weekly
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain District
Pittsburgh
University of Arkansas
Carideo
N. D
Glassgow
Iowa
Seeee
Welch
Ingling Ave
Deeeeeeass
Donchess
Schoonover
Ark
Nagurski
Minn
Montgomery
Guard
Cannon
B. Ticknor
Center
Collier's Weekly
Charity Game Will Draw Record Crowd
Officials forecasting the Shrine All-Star charity game in Atlanta expect upwards of 20 000 fans at Grant Field on New Year’s Day. Tennessee’s Bob Neyland will coach the North, Florida’s Charles Bachman the South, with practice starting December 27.
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Atlanta
Dillon L. Graham
Associated Press
Pjy
Grant Field Stadium
Bob Neyland
University of Tennessee
Charles Bachman
University of Florida
Southron
Lepo
North Carolina State
Nutter
Virginia Poly
Arthur Hutchens
Lake Wales
Fla
Southern Officials Association
Norris Moriarty
St. Mary's
Birmingham
G. W. Streit
Auburn
Rip Major
Anderson
S. C
Utchens
Purdue
Gus Tebell
North Carolina State Wolfpack
Raleigh
Atlantic Christian College
Tebell
Wolfpack
Heavyweight boxing season shifts as Miami arena moves
The Madison Square Garden Corp moves Flamingo Park from Miami Beach to Miami and signs five year contracts with the city after Sharkey Stribling success. An option remains on Sharkey for a Florida winter bout while Stribling and Von Porat face suspension and Scott returns to England. Schmeling slated for Atlantic City February 22. The piece notes a potential Miami boxing pullback if drawing power wanes.
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Miami
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Flamingo Park
Miami Beach
Sharkey
Jack Sharkey
Florida
Garden
Dixie
Phil Scott
Otto von Porat
Scott
England
von Porat
Max Schmeling
Atlantic City
Armament Spending Split By Region Across World
The world allocates over four and a half billion dollars yearly to armaments. Europe accounts for about two thirds of this total while America spends roughly one sixth.
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Europe
America
Pirates Announce 1930 SU Training Plan
Pittsburgh announces its 1930 spring schedule with the Pirates opening at Paso Robles then touring San Francisco San Francisco Missions Cubs Houston Fort Worth Dallas Mobile New Orleans Pelicans. The trip includes exhibitions in San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles Houston and Alabama visits before returning home.
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Fittsburgh
Pittsburgh
National League Baseball Club
Paso Robles
Cal
Pirates
St. Patrick's Day
San Francisco
Missions Club
San Francisco Bay
Buccaneers
Oakland
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Texas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Mobile
Alabama
New Orleans Pelicans
Southern Association
New Orleans
Crescent City
Mississippi
Byrd Promoted to Rear Admiral at Age 41
Richard Evelyn Byrd was named rear admiral by presidential signing of the act, making him the youngest living navy officer to hold the title in peacetime. Senator Swanson said the honor dates from the expedition as a whole, not just the Pole flight.
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Washington
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Hoover
Antarctic
Byrd
Navy
Senator Swanson
Virginia
White House
House
South Pole
Pole
Lemon rinse helps keep girls' hair light
Advice suggests adding lemon to rinse water during every shampoo to maintain light hair color as girls grow up. The guidance emphasizes natural conditioning and a preference for light, sunlit tones.
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Melhorn
George von Elm
By Paul B. Zimmerman
Nicks
High Point
Robert
Company N. Main
W. Washington St
Germany
Yalan J.goul
Arthur
White Sox
San Antonio
Southwest Conference
Indiana
Southern Methodist
Baylor Bears
Gaye
Colorado University
Missouri
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
Memphis Tigers
Green Bay Packers
Tigers
Larry Bettencourt
Ken Strong
New York University
Tiny Roebuck
Haskell
Williams
Texas Christian
Doug Wycoff
Georgia Tech
Strader
Jess Tinsley
Louisiana State
Tisle
McDonald Service Stores, Inc
East Washington Street
Charlie Adams
Mgr
Steve Stevens
Asst
Firestone
Mac
California
Joss
Les
Victor Radio
Victor
Rose Furniture CO
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