IAS CHAMPIONS PLAY FOR A LEAGUE? WM MEHLHORN TIP
Instructions by WM Mehlhorn cover stance and swing basics for golf and list multiple tournament events including San Antonio Open Richmond Open Montauk Beach Open West Chester Open Hawaiian Open and Texas Open. The guidance emphasizes footing weight shift keeping weight on the right foot and swinging with an open club face to drive the ball along the intended line. The text presents a golf lesson amid a list of tours.
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Montauk Beach
Women’s National Golf Championship Shifted to Los Angeles
New York Nov. 19 The 1990 women’s national golf championship has been moved from Buffalo to Los Angeles at the request of the United States Golf Association women’s committee. The event will be held at the Country Club of Buffalo and the public live championship is set for August 6 1930 at Jacksonville Fla with the executive committee announcing the change.
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Buffalo
Los Ameres
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Country Club of
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Junior Mustangs Triumph 44-0 in Big Victory
Rosey McDonald and Stumpy Stuart each scored three touchdowns to power the Junior Mustangs to a 44-0 win over Government FBI. The team eyes upcoming eliminations facing Roosevelt Cubs Broadway Flangers Copperheads Alero and St Marys Fange. Kellam Ty Stunts shows world endurance record feats with swimming exhibitions at Bracken Ridge and San Pedro Park including a comedy water act.
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Controversy Over Starting Blocks At AAU Meet
November 18 report from St Louis covers a free for all over starting blocks at a track meet. The dispute centers on whether blocks aid times beyond the world record 9.25 set by George Simpson of Ohio at the National AAU championships in Chicago last June. The AAU convention debated the blocks with many coaches and officials backing them for safety and speed, while opponents warn of unstandardized timing.
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Chicago
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Coucher
George M. Troutman
Ohio State
John Nicholson
Notre Dame
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Troutman
Axl
Armmenta
Charley Paddack
Puidnek
Tareson Robertson
University of Vennevlvania
Miller Eighth Time Heads San Antonio Dog Club
Stanley Jer, president at the San Antonio Keane club, is elected to the post for the eighth time since organizing the club in 10K. He is among the first to receive a judge's license from the American Kennel Lab and judged the first South dog specialty show. He raises whitebelted fox terriers and plans another show and auction.
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San Antonio
Stanley Jer
San Antonio Keane Club
American Kennel Lab
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South
Frogs Tackle Baylor In Warmup For Title Duel
Texas Christian Frogs prepare for a key Southwest Conference clash with Baylor Bears in Waco as they inch toward the title showdown with Southern Methodist and Rice. TCU has won eight straight, beating Texas Longhorns 75 to 12 and Baylor 28-6, while SMU remains undefeated heading toward a Nov 30 meeting in Fort Worth.
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Dallas
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Mustangs
Fort Worth
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Pownee
Rice Owls
Lille
Ray
Wrage
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Haylor
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Soward Mayne College
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Aggies
College Station
State Soccer Tourney Set in San Antonio March 15
A San Antonio Soccer Association meeting with the South Texas Soccer League in Houston decided to hold the Texan championship match in San Antonio on March 15. Christmas and New Year’s Day gate ties were arranged between Germania and Mexico teams of San Antonio and Latin American and Houston city teams of Houston. It was also decided that both the South Texas and San Antonio Soccer associations should join the Texas Athletic Federation, with President Walter Haunt of the San Antonio club to represent both bodies at the federation’s November 28 meeting in Waco.
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Poloists Play On Wednesday At Brackenridge Park Field
Wednesday afternoon polo at Brackenridge Park features the Kelly field team and Antonio clus four seeking a season second win. Antonio aims to avenge a 1–2 defeat to the Flier the previous Sunday as Lieut. George Beverly and other standouts lead the Airmen in a tight match.
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Palo
Antonio Clus
Brackenridge Park
Antonio
Porond
George Beverly
Daniel Baker Set to Face Bobcats in Key Clash
San Marcos November 18 Dan Baker, confident after a choppy season, leads the Danieker Ti 23 strong toward a decisive Evans Field showdown with undefeated A A eleven. Traders favored to win as Baker’s inconsistent form promises a tough, decisive battle and a potential season swing.
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SAN Jearcos
Horace
Indoor Ball League Opens Sunday Amid Weather Delays
Rain delays greet the Gilx Senior Indoor Basibaly Jeaane opener as teams prepared for Sunday at Stowolwek. The Public Service company distribution department faces Motor Cops on dismant Ne, while Young Motor Cops meet WoMEL AL Lina on the opposite day.
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Diainven
California and Stanford Coast Football Showdown Looms
California and Stanford prepare for a decisive Pacific Coast Conference title clash at Stanford Stadium. California, undefeated in league play, seeks its first championship bid against rival Stanford before a near ten thousand crowd. Washington and Southern California figures are noted as challengers in the race, with outcome hinging on this key game.
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Stanford
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Notre Dames Gate Shows Huge Gate at Notre Dame So Cal Game
Chicago November 18 Notre Dame Southern California game drew about 200000 dollars as 123000 fans attended the Sobitor Geld event. Cuero high Dorks the Gobbler reserve square routed Stockdale Panthers 125 to 7 in Stockdale over the weekend.
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Notre Dame
Sobitor Geld
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Stockdale
United States Polo Team to Tour Britain Next Year
English polo followers report that negotiations conclude for a series between the United States and Great Britain to compete for the Westchester cup next year. Louis F. B. Stoddard, president of the United States Polo Association, stated the series will be held in September, likely starting September 10, in Westchester.
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Grene Reitsin
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Wood Flashes Past Smith to Win Hawaiian Open
Wood, of Bloomfield New Jersey, captured the Hawaiian Open golf championship on the Waialei course after climbing from twelfth place after day one to win by three strokes, collecting 4000 dollars. Horton Smith of Joplin finished second at 202, followed by Billy Burke of New York at 208 and Gene Sarazen of New York at 209. Tommy Armour, Detroit pro, tied for sixth at 206.
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Crain Wood
Bloomfield
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Smith
Billy Burke
New York
Gene Sarasen
Wew York
Burke
Tommy Armour
Tretroit
Michigan May Boycott Its Eleven Wolverines Strike Over Tickets
In Ann Arbor the Michigan May Boycott reports a football strike by students upset with ticket distribution. They allege the athletic association sells whole seats and pans off seals behind the goal lines. A movement to boycott future games is mentioned.
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Bunge Yellowjackets Triumph Over Nixon in Em Victory
In a late season clash at Bunge Nixon suffered a 74 to 6 defeat as the Bunge Yellowjackets secured an em victory. Shallow dive incidents affected several swimmers including Fa Dudley and Tian Willams while Ted Benedict led the pack early before fading to finish twenty first. Bill Melthorn, defending champion, did not return to defend his title.
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Honolulu
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Will Bill Melthorn
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Nixon
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Yellowjackets
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