FINN RUNNER SCORES OLYMPIC TRIUMPH AT COLOMBES
At Olympic Stadium Col ombes France Paavo Nurmi dominant in two events 1500m and 5000m breaking records while United States dominates pole vault and hammer throw. Americans lead Finland and others as 25 000 spectators witness Nurmi's career highlight and US supremacy grows with pole vault wins by Barnes Graham and others.
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Finn Triumphs in Olympics With Record Running Glory
Paavo Nurmi, the famed distance runner, electrified the Olympic stage by winning both the 1500 and 5000 meter events in record times. The feat, praised as the greatest athletic achievement in a single day, cements Nurmi’s status among sport’s elite.
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Shine Eligible He Gets On Scales
In a crowded field at the Chicago Derby prep, Shine and trainer Be bunivan lead White cheeved seven furlongs. Black Gold wins by eight lengths over King Gorin, with Graeme finishing third as the crowd anticipates the $20,200 Chicago Derby on July 10.
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Cubs Make Hits When They Count
Boston defeats Pittsburg in a game highlighted by timely hitting as of July 10. The report notes strong offense from Cubs as key moments drive the win, reflecting a period of competitive play and notable performances from Boston’s lineup.
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Young Geene Draws Colorado Opponent in Art Match
In a Denver event, Young Geene draws Colorado adversary as the art competition proceeds. The result hinges on judges and crowd reactions, with both artists aiming for a decisive finish.
Washington Drops To Tie For First
The Washington baseball team relinquished sole possession of first place in the American League by losing the first game of a doubleheader to drop into a tie with New York. The game went 12 innings, ending in a 12-0 defeat as Chicago’s bullpen faltered and New York benefited from late rallies. Batter Whitehill pitched for Washington with Bassle and Ruel contributing in the field.
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Chekaluk Drives Clarkes Past A C M In Wild Contest
Clarkes jump on Chekaluk’s wild pitching to take a 6 2 win over A C M. Coleman’s three base hit and a late homer by McGeehan pace the winners while Chariton Keeley Rodda and Rathjen contribute key plays. Chekaluk settles after early trouble as Clarkes seize control and hold on for victory.
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Holy Cross Athletes Standout In College Baseball And Boxing Discussion
Grantland Rice reflects on Holy Cross players as top rate with Georgetown stars like Devlin White and Powers noted. He praises Earl Carroll as a stellar Holy Cross pitcher, compares college boxing readiness of Carpentier and Tunney, and comments on outfield talent Wheat Kelly Keeler Donlin Hellman. The piece surveys standout athletes and training rigor across sports.
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