Paddock Off Olympics Pending Clearation by AAU
New York report says paddock remains barred from the 1924 Olympic program as the American Athletic Union appointed a special committee to probe charges. The case centers on alleged amateur status violations, payments, and travel for a feature tour, with decisions to be explained before the AAU.
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America
Wpian
American Cympil Committee
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Severnal
A.A. C
Pidflocks
Fir Funés
Areenne
Los Angeles
Schedule of Olympic Tryouts Fixed Across Seven Sports
The Amateur Athletic Union fixes tryout locations for seven sports. Track and field events occur at Herverd stadium Cambridge Alpss June 12 and 14. Swimming trials for men in Indianapolis June 9 PROMO. women in Metropolitan district week ending June 14. Boxing trials in Boston May. wrestling in New York March.
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Fermnastics
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New York
Mar
Moore Wins Two Races in Olympic Skating Trials
Mane Tone Moore of New York led in three pursuit races at the Olympic skating trials in Thameuix, France. He won both the half mile and the mile events, with Steinmetz of Chicago placing second in the second half mile pursuit.
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Tone Moore
New York
Thameuix
France
Wan Ren
Theorent Satordis
Sisler Sees Clearly Only With Glasses in 1924 Return
Los Angeles report says baseball star George Sisler, out for 1923 with eye trouble, still cannot see clearly without glasses. He holds a 1924 contract to report as manager of the St Louis Browns and hopes to join once his eye condition improves during training.
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Esasan
St Tonia Browns
Golf Chaplain Named Seative at Farlinstein Club
The Farlinstein Golf Club appoints Rev Canon Ronald Hilton as the first golf chaplain to oversee spiritual welfare. He will support members and officiate duties on the seventh hole and the course, aiming to foster discipline and camaraderie within the club.
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Uibet
World champion howler shines in Lacrosse bowling scene
In La Crosse, top bowler Jimmy Blouin struggles to claim a series while local rivals, led by Gene Hume, Joazuny Williams, and George Schneeberger, back him up. Women bowlers soar with about thirty active players, and the scene gains attention as scores rise and new help, including paid instructors, is proposed to improve the sport.
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Aport Beldiom
Grosse
Twin City
Jimmy Blouin
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Mamers Gene Hume
Joazuny Wiliams
George Schneeberger
Chicago
Jimmy
St. Paul
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Janesville Gazette
Frank Shelak
Thalf
Drake TQ Plays Utah Ps Moni Ta. A Football Result
A misread fragment reports Drake University and Utah State players in a football game around a Saturday date with unclear details. Officials or announcers are mentioned but the text is garbled, leaving exact scores and outcomes uncertain.
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Promoter Halts Two Katshes Fight After Negotiation Breakdown
Promoter Tax Wekar MeTigne declared that M'Tigue will not proceed with two Katshes after a failed negotiation with opponent Jarone Sigue. LA venue and state athletic commission rules threaten suspension if the bout falls through before the April deadline.
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Blouin Tops Dakota Bowling With 212 Average
An outline of Jimus Blouin's standout 212 season in Dakota matches. He piled up high scores, including a 5 game stretch, beating opponents like Maron Baron in a string of wins. The report notes Walski and Teekay also winning key games and the Farga five defeating Wilde Aliess by 22 pins with totals near 2.65 to 2.6439.
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Blouin
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Mitch
Rei Mac
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Wilde Aliess
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Olympic Speed Skating Tryout Set for Friday
Prominent skaters including Hervey Kasky of Chicago and William Steirmer of China join a clinic in Lake Placid. The event features international indoor and national champions and aims to prepare athletes for upcoming competitions.
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Pera
William Steirmer
Chinas
Dire Valentine Malis
Lake Placid
Richard Ponevan
St Fan
Craeps
Phillies Spring Training Trip Arrangements Made
Philadelphia announces the Phillies spring training plan with camps at Tampa and Taeburg. The March 1 to April 15 slate features exhibitions against Brooklyn, Boston, St. Louis and other NL foes, plus American League challengers Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Philadelphia Nationals
Taeeburg
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Lenge
Milwaukee
Cabinvhis
American Association
CUB OUTFIELDER SETS GOLF RECORD ON WESTERN COURSE
A cub outfielder set a golf record at the Sao Gabriel Club courses with a 67 stroke score on the western course while chasing a course record of 72. The player, identified as from Amimid State and Chicago, marked seven birdies in the round.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Chicago
Cote
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Sao Gabriel
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State
King George and Queen Arrive at Bucharest
King George and Queen Elizabeth of Greece arrive in Bucharest for a royal visit, traveling by train from Constanța to the capital. Crowds cheer as the royal party proceeds to the palace, with officials welcoming them at the railway station.
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Bucharest
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Greece
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Pe Peavey
Niagara A. A. U. Indoor Track Meet Date Set
The Niagara A A U announces February nine as the date for the indoor track championship event. Participants from New York and nearby states are expected to bid for hosting duties with Kentuky’s contingent exploring possibilities. The meet will include a chairmanship lead and a volley of related events.
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New York
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Elise
Argentine lass completes cross-plate swim record
An Argentine girl named Macico completed a cross continental swim after one hour and nineteen minutes, beginning Friday near Ta Pua Al tnnee and finishing around the river. Police arrested four men in Minneapolis in raids targeting illegal procurement of spirits.
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Brightest Thing on Firpo's Horizon Is a Ship to America
Special correspondent James Coliaet reports on March plans for the heavyweight fight era. Firpo prepares for a U.S. return aboard a ship, while Argentine society women offer 10,000 to any American who will exchange tours with the rival. The piece traces Firpo's fluctuating fame, citizenship bid, and mounting media scrutiny as he debates naturalization and boxing career in the United States.
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American Red Cross
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Road Bulletin Warns Motorists Of Poor Local Roads
Practically all roads in this vicin ity are in bad shape and travel far is unadvisable. Seymour L Meister, Secretary Automobile Club, notes the condition affecting motorists. Woman speed boat racer Ethel Hanley of Muscatine Iowa cited for notable performance on the Ohio River with a one week record and a second place finish.
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Tebell Signs With Barry Coach for Wisconsin
Gus Tebell has signed to aid coach Barry Madtagin at Wisconsin. The former Badger star guard is expected to join immediately and is viewed by writers as an all conference candidate with familiarity of coach Walter Meanwell’s system, aiding Iowa’s preparation for Wisconsin games this season.
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Free University of Taia
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Freshmillin Hagskemball
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Walter Meanwell
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Wiscors
Winter Baseball in California Opens Season at Calernico
Baseball fans in Calerneco will attend the winter league opener on Sunday as Walter Winter league debuts its first game. Jaxtea dedicates a new baseball park before the home team faces Mexicali, who tops the standings after three wins. ABT sits second with Great Britain’s 1992 shipping figures noted against the United States.
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Great Britain
United States
Thrilling Roller Races Draw Big Crowds at Local Rink
La Crosse crowd packs Cover mard rink for indoor roller skating events. Miss Helen Smith and Joy Oran lead unbeaten in top division, defending titles against challengers. Friday night saw Smith defend title against Tererby Craft, with observers noting Craft must improve to challenge.
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Joy Oran
Shaw Enon
Beton Smith
Herr
Tererby Craft
Dre
Helen
Bill Beckman
Poincaire Wins Fight In Cost Of Living Bill
Paris dispatch reports Premier Paincaire won a key vote during Saturday night’s session as the chamber of deputies rejected an opposition amendment. The bill would raise government employee allowances in cities with worst living costs, totaling about 290 million francs per year under the current plan versus the one billion francs proposed by opponents.
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Associated Pres
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Chamber of de mMeres
Mier
Sosp
Sixty Four to Compete in Net Meet on Monday
Sixty four mavers, comprising the largest Nancy list in the tournament's history, will participate in the ninth annual national snaver junior team championship starting Monday. $6 entrants will contend for the national bar title, Malcolm T. Hill of Loomis Academy to defend. The Junior evens croal colleges will be represented, colors worn by 16 players.
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Malcolm T. Hill
Loomis Academy
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