France to Send About 100 Athletes to Antwerp Olympics
Paris May 12 United Press reports France will be represented at the Antwerp Olympic Games by about 100 athletes selected from 190 contenders. Budget gaps and low regard for track as a paying sport loom, yet five leading men are favored to distinguish themselves, with several other trained runners and athletes listed as strong prospects.
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Geo Andre
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Young New York executive starts in family firm
A New York youth enters an implement manufacturing company where his father and he agree the best start in business is to begin at the bottom. His duties are nominal but he shows eagerness to learn and grow within the family operation.
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California to send five to Western Conference meet
California will send five athletes to the Western Conference outdoor track and field championships at Ann Arbor, June 4 and 6. John Marchant will compete in broad jump and hammer throw, Sprote in the mile and half mile, Hendrickson in 220 and 440, Marcin Peterson in pole vault, Majors in shot put, with Walter Christic as coach. The team comes after a strong season including a dual meet win over Wisconsin and confidence as favorites for the outdoor meet.
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Salt Lake Victory Feature Headlines Spring Game Hitters
Salt Lake City May 12 Salt Lake defeated Oakland in a spring game noted for hard hitting Rumler went 5 for 5 and derailed Oakland with two homers from pitcher Buzz Arnett Mulligan’s bunt plated Rumier after a misthrow Knight’s wild throw aided the score Vernon Opens with Loss Sacramento May 12 Timely hitting in late innings beat Vernon 6 to 1 Schellenback and Prough pitched well as both made remarkable catches to stave off rallies
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Baseball game canceled in Pendleton next Saturday
Pendleton officials called off the scheduled baseball game for next Saturday after consultation with directors and players. A later season date is expected to be set to play off the postponed game. Hellz team filed formal protest over Pilot Rock’s Sunday Helix victory citing imported players. Pilot Rock will respond today. C. S. Kendall, H. E. Rowse, and Hugh Liewallen presented the protest to league president. Further statements may follow before a final ruling.
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Methodists Capture First Twilight Game At Round-Up Park
The Methodist church intermediates defeated the Presbyterian intermediates 14 to 7 to open the church league season at Round-Up Park. Aaron Webb catcher for the loners earned star of the game with two doubles in the score. Guy Johnson of the censor division umpired the contest. Tonight the second intermediate game at 6:15 features the Baptist and Christian nines with Cash Wood as umpire.
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Koob Throws No Hit No Run No-Miss Game
Ernie Koob of Louisville pitched a no hit no run game in Kansas City on May 2 for the American Association team. He issued five passes, hit one batter, and struck out two, with only one opponent reaching second base in nine innings.
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Ernie Koob
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How They 4 Stand Pacific Coast League Preview
A fragmented report outlines upcoming PCL games with Vernon at East Lake, Oakland at Sacramento, Portland at Beantown, and Los Angeles at Beattie. The piece notes a former employee’s belief a life mistake was made and mentions a possible Monday discharge.
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American women break even in British golf meet
American women at Newcastle in the British women's championship after the first round of match play. Vanderbeck of Philadelphia and Hollington of Wentworth defeated their opponents while Caverly and Sherwood were eliminated by English entrants. Vanderbeck beat Ames 4 and 3, Hollington beat Croise 3 up, Mackenzie of Toronto defeated Caverly 2 up, and Griffiths won over Sherwood. Sherwood injured her foot but tried to play with crutches. Leitch defeated Alexander 7 and 6. Harvey beat Stewart French 1 up.
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Philadelphia
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Cecil Leitch
Jean Alexander
Harvey
Stewart French
Cork
Tremaine Edges Moore In Ten Round Cleveland Bout
Dan Tremaine of Cleveland defeated Pat Moore of Memphis in a tight ten round decision here last night. The close bout featured two evenly matched fighters and a narrow verdict.
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Cleveland
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