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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1920

Page

10

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.

B. G. D. Rudd 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

New York M. Parish Watson London Iedern Kitchener Watson

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Georges Carpentier the Man Francis Descamps Mito Gymnasium Ana Patestucea Danidame Carpentier Bexsing Sme Geneneomne Selene Tam Francois The Bell Syndicate, Inc Guatails Health Board
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