Britain selects 300 athletes for Antwerp Games
London June 21 Britain's Olympic Association has begun selecting a 300-strong team for the Antwerp Olympics after months of funding assurances. Preliminary trials are under way across England in swimming boxing wrestling and gymnastics with championships set for early July and international matches in mid-July.
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Druah
The
Olympic Association
England
National
Cyelite Union
Clay Bird Shooting Association
Olympic Exeociation
Ireland
Scotland
Army
Navy
Olympic Seasccation
Antwerp
Britain
Ita
Naene
Amateur Swimming Association
Crimea
Wale
Amateur Boxing Association
Amateur Wrestling Association
Wales
Midland
Western
South
Tommy Hall
Cycileta
National Cyclista' Union
Sports standings and upcoming matchups across leagues
Readout shows Pacific Coast and National League results with team scores and standings. It lists Vernon, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Oakland, Sacramento, and Seattle regions with varied scores and notes next week matchups Vernon at Seattle Oakland at Portland Salt Lake at San Francisco Los Angeles at San Francisco Sacramento at Los Angeles and others.
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Pacific Coast
Salt Lake
Gro Vernon
San Francisco
Angeles
Portland
Sacramento
Oakland
Coess
Beatle
Yeerver
Basenaia
New York
Pittabure
Chicago
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Lewin
Toston
Cleveland
Vernon
Seattle
Bait Lake
Sac- Tamonto
Los Angeles
Pendleton and Helix win in Blue Mountain league action
Pendleton edged Athena 7 to 6 at Round-Up Park as H Gomel and Minskey sparked a late rally. Helix beat Milton 4 to 3 on Magee's pitching while Pilot Rock defeated Walla Walla 7 to 3, with early runs and close calls shaping the day’s results.
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Athena
Helix
Milton
Walla Walla
W. L. Pot
SUMIM
Iptis Gas de Cee Woo Lo
Milton-Freewater
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Walla Wallin
F .Ome
Fane
East End
H. Gomel
Haya
McFpherin
Ammon
H. Gebel
R. Cornel
Rose
Peterson
Williams
Hull
Waka Koenward
Avore
Pelepaon
Haig
Olson Fb
Ceiesgewess
Wittlamarf
Sithasteassanet
H. Geless
Getael
Stahl
Harris
Davidson
Ldeuallen
Cere
Wilewon
Sapeeder A
Konard
Csivecesdeeee
Campton
Coon
Lieviallen
R. Geisel
Wilson
Olwon
Newton
Crews
Hays
Balla
Ken
Compton
Kenard
Haye
Helix Bunch Foet
Secre Ted
Magee
Jordan
Reara
Rune
Mint Trock
Parla
Bioeth Plichere
McLean
Walls Walla
Amg
Moin
Mimi
Beare
French Steeplechase Won by Coq Gaulois
The Grand National Steeplechase of France at Auteuil was won by Coq Gaulois with Heron XII second, Troytown third, and Pombivrin fourth. Stakes totaled 159,000 francs as a record crowd of about 76,000 attended and around 20,000 francs were wagered.
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Paris
France
Auteuil
Coq Cauioin
Heron XII
Troytown
Pombivrin
Coq Gaul
Tigers Break Even and Win Series Four to Five
In California cities on June 21, multiple baseball games produced splits and tight finishes. Vernon’s team tied Portland in morning action while the Tigers won the afternoon to seize the series 4-3. Sacramento and San Francisco battled to a 4-4 tie in nine innings before Sacramento won the afternoon 5-1 to even the series. Seattle-Oakland also split a doubleheader, Oakland taking the morning and Seattle the afternoon. Los Angeles swept one game while Salt Lake took the other, with strong hitting and pitching performances noted throughout.
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Ls Angeles
Cal
Vernon
Portland
Ducks
Tigers
Ginsier
Stockton
Sacramento
San Francisco
Seactive
Francisco
Seattle
Oakland
Bru
Brenpon
Wramer
Oaks
Demires
Senators
Bacramento
Bill Proigh
Seals
Sheehan
Angels
Becs
Salt Lake City
Utah
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Bees
Angel
Aldridge
Thurston
Howell wins Pacific Aaggregation 500 yard swim title
Jack Howell of the Oakland Athletic Club won the Pacific Agariation 500 yard championship at Neptune Tank in Alameda California on Sunday with a time of 7 minutes 0.43 seconds.
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Associated Preen
Alamtida
Cal
Jack Howell
Oakland Atheletic Club
Pacific Agariation
Neptune Tnech
Sondar
Frank Jordan Dies in Pilot Rock at 54
Frank Jordan of Pilot Rock died last night at St. Anthony's hospital after an operation. He was 54, a farmer and stockman, and had lived in the county 36 years. Survived by his wife, two sisters Mrs. T. B. Wells and Mrs. W. H. Glenn of Pendleton, two brothers T. Jordan of Pendleton and John Jordan of Pilot Rock, and many relatives. Funeral plans to be announced from Brown chapel.
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Frank Jordan
Pilot Rock
Thin County
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mr. Jordan
T. BR Wells
W. H. Glenn
Pendleton
T. Jordan
John Jordan
Pilot Hook
G. W
J. W
J. A. Horve
Grant Horn
Mra. D Turner
Puneral
Brown Chapel
Beauty and Health Promise Real Beauty
An old saying links beauty to health not cosmetics. The piece touts Chamberlains Tablets for digestion and says good diet and exercise improve beauty. It endorses Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatism with quick relief per directions.
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A. O. Newell
New Kensington
Chamberlain's Liniment
Plass
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