Pebble Beach Tough Holes Spotlight Amateur Championship
A detailed hole by hole preview of the Pebble Beach course outlines hazards and required shots for the 1929 amateur golf championship. It covers the Pacific Ocean breaks, barrancas, traps, and greens across 16 holes, with emphasis on wind, carry, and precision needed to reach the greens.
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Pebble Beach
Cal
Grees
Middie
Housands of
Preves Aise
Peddie Beach
Catt
HL Handler Egan
Jack Neville
Tnes Cale
Fornia Champon
Pacific Ocean
Ocean
Forest
Batranca
Stillwater Cove
First Annual Water Carnival at Heights Ends in Upset
The Heights hosted its first annual water carnival with 35 entrants from Heights and nearby towns. James Houck led the day with two firsts and a second in another event earning a leather billfold as top prize. Ted Myers won the 50-yard dash, Marquarete Battick captured the girls 30-yard dash, and Johnson, Houck, and teammates claimed several events.
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Pal
Melle
Wathen
James Houck
Frederick
Mourk
Washington
Ted Myers
Rozier Emmone
Marquarete Battick
Hagerstown
Dorothy Powell
Boss
Ick Johnson
Dick John asaTa
Dertzid
James Breast Suroke
Edward Fox Wins 300 Yard Swim Title at Big Meet
Edward Fox swam 237 yards and finished with a 300 yard victory over Ernest Vierkeetter in cold water conditions. The event carried a $25 000 swimming prize and added $25 900 to his bank. Cramping and exhaustion tested competitors as Fox used Keating's stroke to prevail over the German rival.
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Edward Fox
Keating
Ernest Vierkeetter
Toronto
County Exhibitors At Timonium Fair
County exhibitors prepare entries for the Timonium Fair with judging teams from multiple counties. Mr Shoemaker leads club boys to the fair while a state team will be chosen from top-rated youths. John M. Dennis presides as president and Granville H. Hibberd oversees the cattle department for the Holstein Association.
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VeTiewn
Steswu
Rave Eyttty
Henry Cramer
Pred- Wilam
Rov Wes
Charles Stert
Lee Ifert
Cé Holter
Trout
Walkers
Quin
Nevward Halbach
George Staut
Ma Ieewere
Alton
Ruth Kemp
Liberty Kreney
Hampshire
Tebias Zimmerman Yeun
Cow Angleberger
John E. Crum
Waltersite
Shoemaker
Timentum
Maryland
St. Louis
John M. Dennis
Lutheraule
Granville H. Hibberd
Brooklandville
State Holstein Association
Frederick
Moslem Sabbath Passes Quietly in Jerusalem Amid Tense Calm
Jerusalem reports a quiet Moslem Sabbath with no new Arab Jewish clashes, despite sporadic violence earlier in the week. British forces monitor gatherings at mosques including the Mosque of Omar as reports say Arabs move from the Syrian frontier. Americans among Jewish students seek protection.
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Jerusalem
Prater
Omar
Walling Wall
Caddy Tourney Sees 36 Holes From Top Players
The club hosts 36 holes for caddy tournament honors with semi final wins by Paul By and Marion, plus results in the consolation rounds. Pro Betschler plans potential matches with Rogers Forge champ Charles Betschler, with play on county and Baltimore courses. Championship rounds begin with qualifying at Catechin Country Club over three days drawing a large entry.
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Ura
Cfo
Maroy
Lawrence Fagai
Bob Thoma, Jr
LeRoy Castl
T Up
Jimmy Brust
Eugene Hater
Richard Shoenaker
Charles Cromers
Albert Wakischmidt
C. Lease Bussard
Focal Club
Rogers Forge
Charles Betschler
Prodetick County
Baltimore
William C. Lchreiber
Charleston Earthquake of 1886 Shaped City’s History
The Charleston 1886 earthquake killed 27, damaged 90 percent of buildings, and left a large portion of the town uninhabitable. Despite $8 million in losses, the city recovered to become South Carolina’s largest metropolis and a key South Atlantic seaport.
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Charleston
United States
D. C
South Carolina
Charles Town
Charlies Tt
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Darner’s Meat Market
Btraculy
PAMST
Hass
Bacen
South Market St
Buffalo Restaurant
Vernon Coblentz
Arnold
Geed Selvetlen
Arnold’s Jewelry Store
Cornet Cherch and Market
News-Post
A. F. Rees
Frederick Telephones
East Second St
Edmonston Studio
Friverick
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