Conger Defeats Nurmi (Millrose Games)
Purje’s Move Irritates Nurmi (US Indoor Championships)
Avoidance Failed (Madison Square Garden)
Bracey Beats Simpson – Sprinting Season Begins (Texas Relays)
Churchill Strongest in Kansas Decathlon (Kansas Relays)
Nurmi Victorious at Franklin Field (Penn Relays)
Jark’s Lucky Throw in Iowa (Drake Relays)
Brix Takes Second in Shot Put for the Season – 15.84m (West Coast Relays)
Simpson Quick as Ever – 9.5 Again, Unapproved (Ohio Relays)
Kelley Tames Kezar (Pacific Association)
New York Championships in 10 Miles – Double Victory for Finland (Metropolitan Association)
California Intercollegiate Meet – Americans in Throwing Form
Simpson and Tolan's Two Duels (Western Conference)
Anderson 14.4 – Judges Sniff the Wind (Pacific Coast Conference)
Top Sprinters Face Off in Canada (Dominion Day Games)
Finland (Kalevan kisat): Matti Järvinen kolkutteli maailmantilaston kärkeä (Finnish Championships, in Finnish)
Hampson Shines in the 880 Yards (Harvard-Yale v. Oxford-Cambridge)
Rising Italy Defeats France (Italy v France v Switzerland)
Ellis Overcomes Ladoumègue in 1500m (France v Britain)
Germany Defeats Britain (Women)
Lien Gisolf Clears the Symbolic High Jump Barrier (Netherlands v Belgium)
Hurdles Surprise – Wennström Equals the World Record of 14.4 (Sweden v Norway)
Ladoumègue Sets the World Leader (France v Germany)
The Leather-Shorts Men Troubles the Cuckoo Clocks (Switzerland v Germany)
France v Finland – a Close Match That the Gauls Resolves in Their Favour Only in the Last Two Events
Ribas and Kleger Lurking Near the International Elite (South American Championships)
An audio conversation, timeline, summary report, and FAQ about the 1929 track and field year (American Meets). The files have been created by the AI application Notebook LM and may therefore contain inaccuracies.
An audio conversation, timeline, summary report, and FAQ about the 1929 track and field year (Nationals, International matches, Meets in Europe and Asia). The files have been created by the AI application Notebook LM and may therefore contain inaccuracies.
Eric Krenz, the new world record holder in the discus throw. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.