Finland Wiped Off The Olympic Map At Paris
Paris June 16 Finland was wiped off the Olympic map today as the International Olympic Congress adopted the German definition of an Olympic nation. A Finland withdrawal from the games under the Russian flag was noted as likely. The congress also accepted a rule preventing athletes from switching nations between series and requires competitors to be natives or naturalized citizens.
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Finland
International Olympic Congresu
Italy
United States
Cofeness
International Athletic Federation
Tom Morris Memorial for Cleveland Club triumphs at Chicago
June 17 report from Cleveland Country Club notes tournament victory in the Tom Morris memorial golf cup. Eight players finished 47 up to par as the winner, under a par-setting plan based on averages, with sixty clubs in the Western Golf Association competing. Cleveland’s M A Hanna F K Moore N King C H Stanley J Wilson Jr J D Climo and others led the field, while Los Angeles CC finished one up.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Cleveland Country Club
M.A. Hanna
F. K. Moore
N. King
C. H. Stanley
J. Wilson, Jr
J. D. Climo
SH Large
GA. Riews
American Horse Wins the Ascot Stakes
London June 1 American Horse a 4-year-old bred in the United States won the Ascot stakes the principal race on day one at the royal Ascot meeting. Paragus was second Gluller third eleven ran the stakes valued at 10000 dollars over a 9 mile distance. The gold vase given by the king was won by Glorvina Lord Derbys horse Cincinnati was second Thistleton third. Eleven ran. The gold vase valued at 1000 dollars plus 4000 dollars sweepstake distance two miles.
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London
James da Rothschild
Broadwood
United States
Asparagus
Guller
Lord Derby
Glorvina
Cincinnatus
Thistleton
Montgomery Golf Club Holds Invitation Meet July 3 4
The Montgomery Golf and Country Club will hold an invitation golf tournament in Montgomery Alabama on July 3 and 4. Qualifying rounds are 18 holes on the morning of July 2. Flights will be created as entries fill and prizes awarded in all flights.
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Montgomery
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Montgomery Golf and Country Club
Amateurs Split First Game In Three Game Set
Eastman defeats Cochran 5 to 1 in game one as Vaughan pitches well with nine strikeouts. Wright homers for Eastman, Smith gives up only two second base advances for Cochran. Games continue in Cochran with location decided by coin flip. Waynesboro edges Wrightsville 1 to 0 in a defensive showcase. Batteries by Lamisey and Green and Daniel and Gorman secure shutout support. Washington takes game one from Lithonia 12 to 0 in a three game series beginning today.
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Cochran
Fastman
Eastman
Wright
Westman
Smith
Vaughan
Forastman
Rhe Cochran
Eastman Ti
Blackman
Bohannon and
Coley
Waynesboro
Wrightsville
Rae
Lamisey and Green
Daniel and Gorman
Pampfire, Hatcher
Lithonia
Washington
Perryman and Stane
Ragan
Harben
Tener Orders Infield Warmup Ball Ban In National League
Philadelphia June 16 President Tener of the National League issued an order that infielders must discontinue using an extra ball for warming up between innings to shorten games. Pitchers may still warm up while waiting for batters to reach the plate.
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Tener
National League
Vanitie's Master Resigns as Cup Yacht Sailor
New York June 16 William Denning today tendered his resignation as sailing master of the cup yacht Vanitie. Differences over handling of Vanitie in recent races led to retirement. Harry Hate is named to succeed him.
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New York
William Dennig
Harry Hate
Game Thrown Out in Americus Boardroom Controversy
In Americus Georgia on June 16 President Kalman ordered the June 11 game between Thomasville and Cordele thrown out after Cordele manager Rewan protested doctored balls. Both clubs were examined. Thomasville directors exonerated, but the game was nullified. Correct standings: one win stripped from Thomasville and one loss removed from Cordele.
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Kalman
Thomasville
Cardele
Reawan
Thomasvile
Llame
Schulz Case Rests With National Commission
New York June 6 The case of Heinie Schulz pitcher for the New York Americans who jumped to the Buffalo Federals now rests with the National Commission The commission has absolute authority in all matters relating to the Federal bargain and will not spend beyond what is necessary to tie Schulz up through law says President Farrell of the New Yorks.
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Heinié Schulz
New York Americans
Buffalo Federals
National Commisson
National Commission
Farrell
New Yorks
Schulz
Calder Aims to Run for Root's Senate Seat
Rochester dispatch reports William Calder of Brooma republican declares he would be a United States senator candidate to succeed Elihu Root. He notes he would not enter if Mr Foot sought re nomination. He claims personal assurance influenced Foot's decision.
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Root
Rochester
William Mr Calder
Brooma
United States Senate
Elihu Root
Foot
Rural Credits Sidetracked in Washington Courts Debated
In Washington a rural credits bill was sidetracked for the current congressional session by the House Banking and Currency Committee. The panel chose to halt proceedings on the Bukele committee drafted bill, signaling a prolonged sea debate that could stretch for weeks.
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Washington
Congress
House Banking and Currency Committee
Ten day countdown to contest end with vote bonuses
A garbled appeal urges candidates to boost subscriptions before midnight June 20 to win high value prizes. It promotes club efforts, special ballot votes, and escalating subscriber counts with bonuses, noting notes about entry timing and the necessity of active campaigning.
Dry preacher sought as Patmont kidnapping case widens
Detroit police probe disappearance of Rev Louis R Patmont amid rumors of kidnapping during a local option campaign. Wife says two men followed him. investigators question motive and potential enemies. Westville minister had been missing since March 31 and a nationwide search follows.
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Westville
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Hee
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Saul
John Palm
Patmont
Columbil
CF Witts
Aniselty
Pmont
Sani
Patmont Deelar
Esterda
Patnont
Janitor of North Avenue Church Headed for Switzerland
A long time North Avenue church janitor and his family drew attention as he prepared to journey to Switzerland to learn more about his mother's will and possible estate. Once a wanderer and chef in Virginian homes, he later settled with his family in Atlanta. His wife and two daughters Sophie and Anna accompanied him. The church community funded his passage, and his son or youngest daughter Anna, a rosy cheeked child, remains with him. The trip follows years of estrangement and vague news from his homeland.
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Tin North Avenue
Ihe
Botel
Upper
Switzerland
States
America
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Atlanta
Switserland
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Sophie
Anna
Zilug
Hibs
North Avenue Church
Aeiais
Matheson
Comparatively Cool Weather To Persist Through Week
The forecast calls for fair conditions Wednesday with highs near 65 degrees and light northeast winds. A maturing air mass will bring considerable moisture and possible clouds as the week continues with daytime temperatures not rising above the mid 60s.
Suffragettes Denounce King Amid London Meeting
A London suffrage gathering denounced the King as a deputation urged action. The event featured sharp attacks on Nevinson and government advice to the King regarding his personal life. A reporter observed Mrs Silage and Soplin discussing a letter from Mr Zilie Bul while a widow, aged 73, recalled family sorrows and her late husband’s missing whereabouts.
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Sila
Piemer Asquith
Nevinson
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