Pro Golfers Begin Match Play in Meet
The National Professional Golf Association championship starts at Hillcrest Country Club Los Angeles with Harry Cooper and Tommy Armour out. Walter Hagen Bill Mehlhorn and Henry Cuici tied for 32nd at 149 after 36 holes. Horton Smith led with 136 and Leo Diegel was second at 140 alongside multiple players in the 141 142 143 144 145 146 ranges. Johnny Farrell Paterson New York Gene Sarazen also featured in early rounds.
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Wilson Beats Rice in Cable Tabernacle Wrestling Card
Ralph Wilson defeated Ray Rice in straight falls in the feature at Cable Tabernacle Monday night. Body slams finished Rice quickly. Merle Dolby and Joe Parelli wrestled to a thirty minute draw, while George Baltzer beat Leslie Beers in a one fall bout.
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Joe Parelli
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United Press 1929 All America Team Dominates Honors
Frank Getty notes the United Press all America selections based on input from coaches and critics nationwide. Highlights include Ben Ticknor, John Cannon, Ray Montgomery, Nagurski, Bronko Nagurski, Francis Tappaan, Joe Donchess, and backfield stars Carideo Hufford McEver Welch Pest.
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Harvard
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Pittsburgh
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Frank Carideo
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Washington University
Gene McEver
Tennessee
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Purdue
St Patrick’s Clinches Parochial League Annex Trophy
St Patrick’s school won the Senior Catholic School League football championship. The team was coached by renowned coach William Rosengarten. Em Roe Sports Goods Company presented a splendid trophy to the youthful champions of Indianapolis parochial schools.
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U. P. All Star Second Team Ends and Backfield Choices
The U P Sport Editor lists the Second Team with players including Tappaan at tackle Hammon at guard Montgomery at center, and Carideo at halfback. Positions feature Nagurski Donchess Hufford McEver and others from major programs like Notre Dame California Stanford Purdue and Army.
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Horween to Return as Harvard Football Coach Next Fall
Arnold Horween will start his fourth year as head football coach at Harvard next fall. He will have a wealth of material for one of the Crimson machines in years. Rumors had suggested he would not return because of business interests in Chicago.
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Terris Knocks Out Rector In First Round At Topeka
In Topeka Big Sid Terris the North Carolina heavyweight knocked out Paul Rector of Los Angeles in the first round. The bout was one of several Monday night boxing events reported from across the country.
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Two Warm Tilts in Capitol Loop
A four way tie leads Capitol City Basketball League after three rounds. Monday results show New York Centrals 33 over Service Corporation 19, Link Belt Ewart 22 over Link Belt Dodge 21, and Indianapolis Power and Light 20 defeating Hare Chevrolet 19. No team has a perfect record as competition tightens.
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Riverside Olympics extend win streak in league play
Riverside Olympics beat Great Western Furniture Company and Hoosier Aces and schedule games at South Side Turner hall and Saints gym. Saint Philips A. C. faces Indiana Meteors Thursday night. curtain-raiser with Bridgeport Cardinals on Dec 11 at Turner hall. Kirschbaum game on Dec 15 at Kirschbaum gym. Open dates listed.
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Army Continues Work Ahead of Stanford Game
At West Point on December 3 the Army football squad will not break training before the December 28 game at Palo Alto against Stanford. There will be little practice this week and the election of a team captain will be deferred until after the Stanford clash.
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Bass Knocks Martinez Out in Fourth Round
Benny Bass of Philadelphia defeated Jose Martinez of Spain by technical knockout with 1 minute 20 seconds left in the fourth round of a ten round featherweight bout at the arena.
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Iowa Likely to Be Given Clean Slate
United Press reports the University of Iowa faces a Big Ten decision on its status after suspension for alleged athlete proselyting. The faculty committee meets this weekend to decide whether Iowa is ousted permanently, barred, or restored to good standing as proof of reforms is presented.
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Iowa In Conference Uncertainty Sparks Scheduling Moves
Denial of the report fuels speculation that Iowa may exit the conference. The Hawkeyes allegedly prepared tentative fall football schedules with top national programs. The 1931 season saw both teams undefeated before key players left. Advance high school basketball faces cancellations and has no games this weekend or on December 20, with officials seeking replacements.
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Pitt Notre Dame Agree to 1930 31 Home and Home Games
Pitt and Notre Dame signed a home and home football schedule for 1930 and 1931. The announcement, from Burgh, states the first game will be at Pitt Stadium with the return game set for South Bend.
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Konjola Makes Good claims drive nation’s talk
A spotlight feature touts Konjola as a miracle medicine for neuritis and general ailments. It profiles Mr Chambers Lyons of Mooresville Indiana and a testimonial praising relief after seven bottles, with a traveling Konjola Man at Hook Dependable Drug Store in Indianapolis answering questions.
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