Americans win decisive rowing races at Olympics
United States crews from the University of California win the eight oared shell race in six minutes 23 seconds to claim the Olympic rowing title over Thames Rowing Club. Costello and McIlvaine later take the double sculls championship as Australia and Britain also feature in finals. 美国队在奥运会划船项目中获多项胜利,伯爵队与其他选手在多场比赛中表现出色。
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Spuds Boost Lead in Loop as Buffs Lose
Wichita Falls scored eight runs on nine hits to take a two game lead in the Texas league as Houston faltered with a loss to Fort Worth. Beaumont was overpowered 3 to 2 by the Spuds who benefited from Riley’s eighth inning double. Young Frasier won 5 to 2 for Dallas over San Antonio.
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Olympics in a Nutshell
United States swimmers swept the women's springboard diving podium with Meany Coleman and Poynton. George Kojac set a world record in the 100 meter backstroke with Laufer and Wyatt behind. The American women's 196 meter relay team won, with Britain second. Other events included rowing finals swimming fencing gymnastics equestrian.
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Orphan Kiddies Party Planned Sunday
Officer Pat Elsenberg will host about thirty children from the Children's Home at 1 p.m. Sunday. They will be served at the Minste Inn cafe. Rev and Mrs Irvin, home superintendent, will attend, along with the Hon Erasmes Tacklies three invited. Officer Ellenberg organized the party last year.
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Americans sweep medals in diverse events across aquatics and fencing
Gertrude Hoffman finishes fifth in the Americas final for the women’s 200 meter stroke while the American men set an Olympic record in the 800 meter relay qualifying for the final. Walter Ce Pete Desjardites and Michael Nilsen of the United States advance to the high diving final. The American water polo team loses to France 2 to 1 in the third place competition. In sailing, the Danish yacht Hihi wins the six meter championship with Norway and Estonia placing second and third. Frieda, the American entry, finishes fifth. In sailing doubles, Charles Melivane and Paul Costello of the United States beat Australia’s Losert and Fless in the semi finals to reach the finals, the fourth American crew to do so. Switzerland’s four without coxswain reach finals by besting Poland. Hungary wins the team sabre fencing title with Italy second and Poland third, while the American team fails to reach finals. Three Americans advance to semi finals in weight classes: John Daly in bantam, Harry Devine in featherweight, Stephen Helaiko in lightweight. Harry Henderson in middleweight is defeated, and Alet Kaletchits in heavyweight is knocked out in the quarter finals by Sereda of Norway.
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Deadly Wasps End Mail Carrier Inquiry in Town
Turners Falls mail carriers investigating a sting incident found a wasp colony in an obscure corner of a mailbox area. The discovery followed ongoing stings as workers emptied a local box, prompting safety checks and further examination by authorities.
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Gassers edge Denver in fast, extra inning contest
The Gassers defeated Fort Worth and Denver 4 to 3 in a rapid game at Metro Park. Gassers rallies in the fourth inning and late steals lead to the winning run in extra innings as both teams showcase strong defense and pitching from Hedspeth, Hadspeth, Stockton, and McDonald.
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Alfred Smith On Way To Chicago For Funeral
Governor Smith travels aboard the Twentieth Century Limited en route to Chicago for the funeral of George Brennan. In Rochester the train slowed but did not stop, while at Syracuse he greeted hundreds in the crowd with handshakes and audience cheers en route.
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Excursion to Colorado Offered by The Denver Road
The Denver Road announces a 10 day round trip excursion to Colorado with departures from Amarillo on August 11 at 9 30 p m Train No 1 and August 12 at 2 65 p m Train No 7. Return by midnight August. Coaches and diner cars. Bargain vacation chance to enjoy Colorado.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
The record lists top season leaders through August 9 including Bettemiey of the Rams and Roth with 43 homers. It notes 22 steals by Cayler and 14 wins by Baenten for the Giants, plus Mostl with White Sox steals and Elombe’s nine wins.
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Unclear dialogue references State Fair in Syracuse
Fragmentary quotes describe a governor event in Syracuse with Elena, Straten, and Smith amid rain concerns. Railroader mentions reluctance and assurances from Sexith.
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Tex's Move to Match Risko Sharkey Fails
New York August 10 Tex Rickard attempts to arrange a match between Risko and Sharkey to settle the welterweight situation. Talks with their camps and signers falter over gate percentages and guarantees. The plan follows tensions from the Turmey Meemey affair and Gebe Tuntey's retirement.
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May Bar Twin Beer Barons From Track
A report notes a decision to bar two figures nicknamed the Twin Beer Barons from a track event following a recent claim rate discussed yesterday.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities
Boxer results list several bouts with fighters Berger Brooklyn and Erickson Minneapolis securing wins. Norways Von Porat defeats Charles Belgium and Hassen beats Mybert Cleveland. Gallagher over Malay Chicago. Other bouts include Ward Sparks Detroit and Terry St. Louis defeating Tong.
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Local boxing results from Davenport and Moline shows
The report lists several bouts with results including Clark and Beemengi Minet of SD and Chpee dewet Fale PRidip beating Toon Sicas Falls 10 to 5, Davenport’s Jehnuy CON Preams from Choed Sika Puthic claiming a win over Chicage, and Jack Donker defeating Buster Sedd.
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Johnny Mann Suspended by Steer Pilot
Johnny Mann of the Dads club was suspended for the season and fined 56 by Tarleton for alleged action and violation of training rules. The decision marks a second offense and Tarleton said he would not reinstate Mann. Chicago Americans were contacted for offers on the player's position.
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