Olympic Fund Faces Cuts as Brundage Plans Savings
Philadelphia April 22 The American Olympic team may face sharp funding cuts that could limit Los Angeles participation to a handful of athletes. Avery Brundage, head of the Olympic committee, calls a special meeting to discuss funding and economy measures, including no extra coaches, no trainers, and limiting entries to top caliber competitors.
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Alan Gould
Vrrax Aporte Malitor
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
American Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Olympic Committee
Lake Placid
Brundage
Tee
Water Queen in Close Call at Nationals Meet
Miss Velene Madison of Seattle fought a tight finish in the 100 yard freestyle as the National AAU indoor championships entered day two. Los Angeles AC teammates and rivals from Northwestern and New York clubs chased a close relay result in 409 yards, with Madison recalling the thrilling moment and noting the near miss beside Jozephine McKim.
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Los Angeles
Velene Madison
Seattle
A.A. U
Washington Athletic Club
Miss Madison
Northwestern
Madison
Jozephine McKim
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Mise Bleanor Holm
Sond Ulme
Ehampton
New York
Ten Thousand Men Train for Golf Caddies at Plainfield
About 100 men gathered for a caddie training program on Westchester courses. Participants included surgeons, architects, ex-bank employees and businessmen who once earned more than $10,000. The session aimed to teach club selection and golf shots, helping retirees and professionals adapt to new roles as caddies.
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Whith Plains
Keon Uieil
Ie Lal
Westchester
Parish League Benefit Double Header For Stephenson Family
Parish Loop hosts a Sunday double header at Fogle Field to aid the Mille Joseph Stephenson family. A one year old Kay was killed at San Pedro Park when hit by a baseball before a St Cecilia's versus James Bikes game. Opening games feature St Cecilia's vs Sacred Merit and St Gerard's vs Be AMIS Neel. The late game starts at 145 pm with umpires volunteering from the association and Commercial League donating Englefield for the event.
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Fogle Field
Mille Joseph Stephenson
Kay
San Pedro Park
St. Cecilia's
The
James Bikes
BL Cecilia's
Sacred Merit
St. Gerard's
Tpire
Commercial League
Englefield
Levinsky and Walker Set to Battle in Chicago Stadium Clash
Mickey Walker and King Levinsky, two heavyweights near the sport's top ranks, meet in a 21 round indoor showdown at Chicago Stadium. The bout is pivotal for both careers with a possible world championship implication and a 20,000 plus crowd expected alongside about $70,000 in receipts. Levinsky holds a size edge while Walker brings experience and power. the fight returns Walker to major league action since last fall's draw with Jack Sharkey.
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William Weeks
Bren Si ‘Walter
Chicago
Mickey Walker
King Levinsky
Wil
Chicago Stadium
Walker
Defrat
Levinsky
Ans
Stadium Corporation
Mickey
Thermore
Leyinsky
Jack Sharkey
Beaumont at Hajime and other framed matchups
Beaumont at Hajime and Hajime inspired pairings listed for Friday across cities including San Antonio at Fort Worth Hervmont at Oniina Calvavion and Wichita Palm with Houston at Shelvecork noted.
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San Antonio
Fort Worth
Hervmont
Oniina Calvavion
Wichita Palm
Houston
Shelvecork
Texas League Rain Delays Most Games Across League
The Texas League postponed nearly all games due to rain with only Houston and Shreveport contest reaching completion. Houston Buffaloes defeated Shreveport 4 to 1 as Joe Medwick and Ralph Judd contributed key plays, tightening the standings near Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Houston Buffaloes
Shreveport
Milton Strewgrafe
Houston
Hin
Ralph Judd
Ldo
Joe Medwick
Navlesky
Sanders
Ward
Novleaks
Flelor
Medwick
Nithor's
Sako Ares
Volwid
Zara
Schany
Auelley
Inulurs
Tod
National League notes and player names from a garbled page
A fragmentary sports page lists National League matchups and player names with many garbled words. It mentions teams and players such as Brooklyn, New York, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, plus references to Teague and Shen and a page 15-1 note. The Pacific Coast League results show Portland, Missong, Brattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles with scores.
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Porthind Hobshuud
Missong
Brattle
San Francisco
Sacramaala
Oulland
Tee Aneeles
Lone City Major Contest Postponed
The Lone City Major contest game at Booster Park with the Navarro club of the sixty-eighth squadron was postponed. President Fred Minly announced the delay on an hour after Friday. No games are scheduled for the weekend amid unspecified reasons.
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Lone City
Balarday
Booster Park
Paylog Navarro Club
Fred Minly Anhounerd
United States doubles team pursues decisive win in Canada clash
Washington April 29 The American doubles pair Wilmer Allison and Vincent Van Ryn push toward a three wins in five setup to clinch the Davis Cup tie against Canada. Ellsworth Vines, partner in singles, swept two matches while Dr Jock Wright offered stout resistance before losing in straight sets. Allison routed Marcel Ratouille as Canada fights to disrupt the U.S. march toward victory. Amateur boxing actions in Kansas City precede the New York AAU tournament with a May 11 exhibition program.
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Washington, D. C
Cannds
Furthar Ado
Wilmer Allison
Yronn van Ryn
Dominion
Allison
Osington
Ellaworth Vimes
van Ryn
Jock Wright
Ila
Mavcel Ratuyille
Canada
White Vines
Kansas City
CINS
Paxelt Coast Anid
Kansas City Athletic Club
New York
WI Enish
Golf ball injury case heads to trial in Cleveland
A man sues after being struck by a golf ball on Lake Road, alleging severe injuries and medical expenses. Witnesses, including Lowel Sowthern and Dr Bruenling, describe the incident and its impact on the plaintiff’s growth and health, with details of impairment to his head and neck.
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Cleveland
Orin
Sears
BNO
Lowel
Sowthern
Lake Road
D. C. Piercy Ga
Bruenling
Put Off Auto Races Sunday
A motor event was postponed due to rain and unsafe conditions. Officials announced the Sunday races would be rescheduled, citing weather and track concerns.
Top Flight to Race in Field of Dozen
A large field of juveniles lines up at Jamaica tomorrow for the mile and 0 yards classic. Top Flight, last season’s champion, faces stiff competition as owners seek to topple the favorite Mant or hon. W B Coe's Pompey led a strong field to victory in 1925, signaling a tough race ahead.
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New York
Jamaica
G. V. Whitnay
W.B. Coe
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