Americans in Paris for Olympic Games Arrival
Colonel Robert M. Thompson and Coach Lawson Robertson lead the American Olympic team into Paris amid a warm reception. The group enters camp at Rocquencourt, with squads traveling to Colombes Stadium tomorrow for their first look at the Olympic arena as 42 nations prepare to compete.
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Shocker Struggles as Browns Fall to Tigers in Detroit
In Detroit on June 25 Urban Shocker failed to check the Tigers as the Browns dropped the third game of the series three to three. Detroit moved up from third to second place after a third inning barrage led to three Detroit runs. W Collins held Detroit to five hits in eight innings.
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Phillies Divide Twin Bill With Boston Braves
Philadelphia and Boston split a twi ntn header with the first game 9 to 8 in ten innings and the second 4 to 1. Heavy hitting included Bancroft Henline and Harper in the opener and Bancroft homered in the second. After nearly three hours, rain halted the final game after the Braves led early and held on.
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Du Ponts Top St Johns In Seven Innings
Du Ponts defeated St Johns nine of Bridgeport 12 to 11 in seven innings at Fairfield. Industrial League standings show Du Pont 5 1 atop the circuit with Handy and Harman 2 2 Aluminum 2 Porcupine 4 0. Results list Du Pont 17 Handy and Harman 6 and Aluminum 21 Porcupine 17 among others.
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McKee Dropped from U S Olympic Team for Discipline
Paris June 25 Thomas McKee of San Francisco was dropped from the American Olympic swimming team for failure to adhere to discipline aboard ship. Officials announced on arrival of the athletes in Paris. Details were not revealed. It marks the first jarring incident to the American organization.
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Open Golf Championship At Hoylake Full With British and American Entered
Fine warm weather greets Hoylake ahead of the British Open with 80 pros and six amateurs, including five Americans, set for two rounds tomorrow and two more Friday. United States big four Hagen Sarazen Barnes and Macdonald Smith lead an open field as Britons Duncan Mitchell Havers and Whitecombe loom as favorites in a day-long start with morning and afternoon waves.
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