American Girl Athletes Sail for Europe in 13 Strong Team
New York July 31. Thirteen American girl track athletes will sail on the Aquitania to compete in the international track and field games in Paris August 39. The team gathered in Newark training at Weequahic Park with assignments to be made in Paris. Notable members include Nancy Voorhees and Elizabeth Voorhees of Oaksmere and Ethel Walker schools, with chaperones and officials accompanying the delegation.
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Oakamarg School
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Katherine Agar
Chicago
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South Carolina
South Carodina College For Women
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Rosemary Hall
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Miami
Florida State
Fine field for 100 in national title event
New York July 31 The fine field promised for the 100 yard dash at the national track and field championships at Weequahic Park, Newark, September 8 9 and 10 makes the event very interesting. Stars entered include J Alfred Le Coney Bob Meathe Jay Owen Mureuxon Vievor Grack and others with Harold Lever and Morris Kirkrey among likely contenders. Many entrants will also run the furlong raising the possibility of two double wins in the sprints.
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Harold Lever
University of Pennsylvania
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Olympic Club of
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Stanford
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Corwen
Bernie Wefers
Luque's Hitting Secures Reds 6 3 Win Over Braves
Luque leads Cincinnati in a 6 to 3 victory over Boston as Reds retain momentum. Sav Gowiner's ninth inning catch preserves the lead. midgame offense features Darbentey and Burns contributing to the win.
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Open Golf Title for Inwood Club
Inwood Country Club in Far Rockaway Queens was chosen to host the 1923 national open golf championship. United States Golf Association, with PGA approval, announced the site and work to ready the seaside course of 8824 yards with par 73.
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Nine Will Attempt to Stop Public Markets Tilt
The N I T wing aims to halt Public Market’s winning streak in a Mercantile League clash at Seaside Park. Markets seek fifth straight win as Elallo boys hold two victories. standings and schedule outline tonight’s games amid scattered notes on riders and track results.
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Jessie Riggs Wins News-Bee Stake at Toledo
In a feature race at Toledo Jessie Riggs took the News-Bee Stake as Washington trailed behind the Indians. The program listed drivers and speeds with Wood, Gaslin, and Picinich among the participants, while injuries and umpire notes were mentioned as part of the racing day.
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Jud R. Cleveland
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Favorites Win In Seabright Tennis Play
In Seabright Seabright Lawn and Cricket Club hosts an Invile Tan tournament with Davis Cup players from France Australia and the United States. Notable results include Johnston defeating Pearson 6 4 7 5 and Gobert beating Yoencken 6 2 6 3. Cochet won 6 2 6 0 over Foster. Williams beat Tarned 4 6 6 8 6 1, as Wills led the women’s singles with strong form.
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Japan
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Phyllis Walsh
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Los Angeles
Molla Mallory
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Newfield Church Hosts Ten-Player Exhibition
A noisy church gym hosts an exhibition game as Mine, M. Ma Team and Park Street Congregation players fill the floor. The event features uneven teams, a crowd of spectators, and local officials overseeing the proceedings.
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Sarazen to Meet Hagen and Barnes in Classic Matches
Gene Sarazen, American open champion, faces Long Jim Barnes in a third title bout as the schedule unfolds at Westchester-Biltmore Club. Walter Hagen, British open champion, meets Abe Mitchell in a two day marquee, with Labor Day set for a 36 hole clash at Westchester-Biltmore.
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Juniors Forfeit Game In City League After No-Show
The Lyric Juniors claim a forfeit win over the Tigers following a Sunday non appearance by the Tigers in North M Sumani league play. Elm Street officials noted the meeting and the teams involved, with no further details available.
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Yellow Mill Playgrounds Capture East Side Pennant Hope
Yellow Mill coached by Mello Burns with Nate Dame starring seeks to cap the East Side Pennant after two wins under a second start. Burns focused on steady leadership while keeping the squad cohesive.
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Nate Dame Star
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Shelton Beats Derby Nine 7-5 In Regional Baseball Action
Shelton defeats Derby by seven to five in a closely contested game. Derby staged several threats but Shelton pitchers limited scoring with timely hits and solid defense. Derby’s Ishmond and Cavin pressed, while Shelton’s offense produced key runs through early and late innings.
Ansonia Triumph Over Waterbury in Nine In Tight Game
The Ansonia team defeated Waterbury Sunday at Newfield Park by 7 to 2. The Ansonia nine played well with standout pitching and fielding, securing a solid win in a brisk contest.
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Final State title game set at Meriden today mercy
Bridgeport Trade School team led by Coach EB Ericsson travels to Meriden for the third and final game against New Britain for the State Vocational School title. Both clubs split the first two games with Bridgeport aiming to break the series deadlock. pitcher choices include Carranne or starslok with Waset in relief. A large joint turnout is anticipated as students ride in on special motor trucks. game time 5 o clock.
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Motor paced race at New York Velodrome tonight
An exceptional cycling program at the New York Velodrome features a best two of three heat motor paced race between George Chapman, three time champion, and Clarence Carman. Carman has faced challengers including J Clarke, Markey and Lawrence in recent events while Chapman recently won his third title at Revere Beach.
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