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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1928

Page

13

Americans Lead In Olympic 400 Meters Trials

In Amsterdam Stadium on August 2, Herman Phillip of Illinois A C won the first 400 meter heat with 49.4 seconds as another American, Russ Snider of New York A C, advanced in the second heat with a 50.4 clocking while Prinsen of Belgium also qualified. Edwards of Canada and Krotoff of

Prank Getty United Press Amsterdam Stadium America Herman Philli Illinois A. C DuPont France Phillip Russ Snider New York

France Qualified In Olympic Sprint Trials

France qualified with Edwards posting 49.8 in the 400 meters while Buchner of Germany and Hoogerwerf of Holland advanced in heat four with 50.6. Ray Bartati of New York A C and Lavan of Ireland qualified in heat five with 43.5. Conger failed to stem the American exit as Larva of Finland won the 1400 meters in 2:12 and Conger placed tenth in the final amid American losses in javelin trials where Harlow, Bowman, and Kelly were eliminated.

France Edwards Buchner Germany Hoogerwerf Holland Ray Bartati New York Conger Ray Conger Larva Finland Charles Harlow Los Angeles A. C Sidney Bowman Hammond High School Louisians Robert Kelly Olympic Club California

Illinois baseball team to journey to Japan for exhibition series

The University of Illinois baseball squad will embark on the longest trip for an athletic unit, a Aug 15 departure from San Francisco for Yokohama Aug 31. Coach Carl Lundgren leads 15 players to play against top Japanese college teams, hosted by Keio University. Most players hail from Illinois, except Glade from Omaha and Welker from Ballard Vale.

University of Illinois Japan Illinois Mowery Kingdom Carl Lundgren Ilinois Illnois Stars San Francisco Yokohama Keio University Glade Omaha Neb Welker Ballard Vale Mass

Canadian sprinter Percy Williams eyes Olympic relays

Amsterdam report says 19 year old Percy Williams, Canada’s sprinting champion, plans to run the relays at the Olympic trials. Williams, resting after the 100 meters, refuses to scratch and will compete Saturday, while critics note his untraditional training against opponents rather than time.

Thomas T. Topping Associated Press Amsterdam Percy Williams Champher Dominion P. J. Mulqueen Schombey Freedom of Toronto Vancouver Williams Caredian Hing Hin

Americans Lead In Olympic Rowing Qualifiers In Amsterdam

Kenneth Myers of the United States placed in the first qualifying round of the single sculls in Amsterdam with a time of 4 1 5 minutes in heat six while Dekok of South Africa finished close behind. Canadian star Wright beat Gunther of the Netherlands in heat three as seven heats produced wins for Engivar Switzerland Australia Canada France Hungary United States Czecho Slovakia and Japan. Ishii of Japan abandoned the last round after 1 250 meters.

Nd Unites Amsterdam Kenneth Myers United States Dekok South Africa Myers Dekek Wright L. H. F. Gunther

Belgian champ defeats Shade in 10 round bout

Rene de Vos, Belgian middleweight champion, defeated Dave Shade of California in a ten round bout at outdoor arenas last night. The Bout took place in Philadelphia with De Vos securing victory on points.

Shade Associated Philadelphia Rene de Vos Rbelsium Dave Shade California

Barnes Trains On River Breaks For Kalii Pascha

George Barnes trains around the Canadian river breaks as he prepares for Friday night's match with Kalil Pascha. Barnes, recently with a Amarillo following, seeks Outre training to face the tough rival in an Armory ring program that includes Wali boasting a middleweight title. Tickets go on sale at the City Drug.

Barnes Kalii Pascha George Barnes Amarillo Kalli Pasche Hill Dows Dale Kalil Wali

Wanted Advertising Salesman for West Texas travel

Long established Southwest publication seeks a permanent representative in Amarillo. Must travel with experience and provide A-1 references. See Mr. Biggs at Reem Bis Hercing Hotel for details.

Southwest Texas Amarillo MR. Biggs Reem Bis Hercing Hotel

Negroes Barred From Golf Meet May Go To Court

Philadelphia Aug 2 The Associated Press reports Robert Ball of Chicago and Ulmer Seut of Newark barred after qualifying in the National Public Links Championship threaten to seek court action. Officials ruled them disqualified for alleged infractions and may seek an injunction to halt the tournament unless reinstated.

Associated Prec Philadelphia Robert Ball Chitago Ulmer Seut Newark Tedsy P Iagh Wee Teenae

Bears and Buffs Clash In Sloppy Win Try

The Buffs beat the Bears 3 to 4 yesterday as both teams exchange blows and seek rhythm. Wichita Paths prepare to face the Dallas Steers, while Beaumont hopes to slow Wace and Fort Worth chases a second win over Shreveport after yesterday’s 7 to 4 defeat. Strong hitting headlines Shreveport with two over the fence by Kildaft and Deviverss.

Buffs Bears Wichita Sge Dallas Steers Beaumont S Wace Fort Worth Cate Shreveport Kildaft Deviverss Cats San Antonio Johnson Weigmer Moore Beaumont Spudders Dallas Steers Vichers

Marriner Will Get Good Test Tonight

Chuck Wiggins a heavyweight from Indianapolis will face Les Marriner in a one round bout in Chicago tonight. Marriner seeks a tougher test after 16 straight knockouts and a rising rival list.

Marriner Chicago Chuck Wiggins Indianapella Jerk Dempsey Les Marriner University of Ulineis Marricer

League Baseball Scores From Across The Midwest And East

Baseball scores and schedules from multiple leagues include Omaha 14 Wichita 11, New York 12 St Legis 1, Boston 2 Chicago 4, Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 4 Washington 5 Detroit, plus Texas League Wichita Falls 4 Dallas 5 and Houston 5 San Artemio 4. National and Southern leagues show rain delays and various city matchups.

Omaha Wichita New York St. Legis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Detroit Comciomati Bester Pettsburgh Raiz Wichita Falls Dallas Houston San Artemio Fort Shreveport Beagment Wace Southers Association Memphis Atlanta Joxings Little Bork Birmingham Chattanbega Mobile Nashville New Oriesms Iamas Oklahoma City Oath Des Moines Amarillo Ciebe Piaged St. Lewis ARS A Beier Ya Wen Lest SB. Lezis Onae Abe Ae Breskiys Ar Ee

Foe Tom Moore Makes A Perfect Hic A Millioe Cames

Foe Tom Moore achieves a perfect hic in a dramatic match as a billion crowds watch. The record shows extraordinary speed and precision in a standout performance.

Tom Moore

No Changes in Status of Leading Clubs

Jameous victories by the Yankees and the Athletics accomplished the same relays in the younger safer cinesit. The chase remains safe for Connie Mack and his veteran seven as the Bay won more straight, six teen out of seventeen and twenty six out of thirty two. Only super teams can move at that gait, and the Van-

Yankees Athletics Connie Mack Bay

Cleaner, Courteous Caddies Sought Nationwide

Widespread reports describe caddies as slovenly and rude across multiple clubs. Secretary C. C Rebitere of the national employed egg reform agency says new standards and remedies are being sought to improve conduct and service.

Wandoxte Ieta C. C Rebitere

Cleveland Indians Fall Behind to Fortified Opponent

A fragmentary report notes the Indians face a tough game in Cleveland as a strong opponent leads late action. The piece hints at pitching struggles and control issues affecting the Athletics and broader league dynamics.

Four old rivals reach Seabright semifinal in tennis event

Four veterans remain in the Seabright invitation tennis tournament with Dr. George King of New York set to face Jome Van Rye of East Orange in the semifinal round. The other semifinal match involves two more established players as the event advances toward the final.

Seabright N. J George King New York Jome van Rye East Orange New

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