American Athletes to Shine in Antwerp Olympic Events
The Penn Relays showcase a strong American lineup for Antwerp with caps by B G D Rudd Oxford Rhodes Scholar in the half mile and 2 mile relay, M Watt Cornell in 440 hurdles setting a world mark, E Bradley Kansas in pentathlon events, and Gordon Nightingale New Hampshire defeating E A Montague in a three mile race. The article notes USA strength across sprints and field events and optimistic outlook for the August games in Antwerp.
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Oxford University
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Copyright
Underwood & Under
Watt
Cornell
Penn
Underwood
International
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Antwerp
Illinois
Bridge
Rudd
Tilsan Er Rudd
Rhodes
Oxi
South Africa
Eby
Ted Meredith
Blockholm
Alfred Shi
Gordon Ni
Wisches
United States
Wait
Coughlin
Sewanee
B. J. Thomson
Dartmouth
Canada
Smith
Carl Johnson
Michigan
Thomson
J. W. Scholz
Missouri
Paddock
Southern California
Kirksey
Stanford
Howard Drew
Drake University
Drake
Sherman Landers
Pennavivanta
Vaul
E. Bradley
Kansas
Jim ‘Thorpe
Bradley
Bartels
Pennsylvania
Count
Redlands
Robert Legendre
Georgetown
Ihane
Ager
Trial of Rules to Curb Boxmen
John McGraw backs strong pitching staffs as essential to ball clubs while new amendments aim to curb the use of freaks and boost batting. The piece previews changes to pitching rules and notes historic pitchers who shaped champions, with editor's note that this is the first of three baseball stories on the topic.
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Jack Velock
New York
John” McGraw
Giants
Meho
McGraw
Vitan
Chicago
Ed Walsh
Nick Altrock
Dec White
Roy Owens
Alexander
Phillies
Cicotte
White Sox
Chicago Acros
Georges Carpentier the man by Francois Descamps
Francois Descamps presents Georges Carpentier as a model of chivalry and courage. He recalls their decades together from Lens childhood to European glory, wartime service, and shared devotion to France. The piece highlights Carpentier’s intellect, musical taste, and broad outlook, suggesting his influence on French youth.
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Georges Carpentier
France
England
America
Lens
Professor Descamps
Georges Carpenticed
Ring
Carpentier
Paris
Jim Sullivan
Monte Carlo
Bombardier Wells
Magnificent Negro
Joe Jeannette
Klaus
Papke
London
Fainst Beckett
Health board to curtail Minnesota health work amid budget cuts
Dr Charles E Smith executive officer of Minnesota state board of health warned that dollar shrinkage will force curtailment of health activities for the year. The June board meeting will set limits as costs rise and legislative appropriations prove insufficient. Clerical staffing and operating costs face steep cuts to keep essential duties, including vital statistics and sanitation, within funding.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Charles E.smith
Minneso A’ State Board of Health
Boar
Minnesota
Smith
One Day Job Ends in Jail and Fines in Detroit
Robert Hooper of Connellsville Pa held a one day job at Frederick Stearns Drugs plant in Detroit to pour wine into bottles but drank it himself. He was found unconscious in a gutter near the plant and fined eight dollars by Judge Marsh, a sum barely covering material costs.
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Georges
Carpentier
Detroit
Robert
Hooper
Connellsville
Frederick Stearns Drugs Company
Marsh
Bottles of Kitchener Chrysanthemum Acquired in New York
New York art dealer M Parish Watson confirmed a London report that he bought two chrysanthemum bottles once gifted to Field Marshal Kitchener by the Chinese emperor in 1909. He purchased them from Bard Rome, Kitchener's heir, for 73 dollars and plans to add the items to his collection while denying acting as an agent in the transaction.
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New York
M. Parish Watson
London
Iedern
Kitchener
Watson
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