Barbuti Delivers U S First Olympic Track Victory
Roy Barbuti of the United States won the 440 meter championship at Amsterdam. Tig Barbuti, former Syracuse star, finished among the leaders as the U S secured its first track win in the Olympic program. Barbuti tied within a fraction of the Olympic record in 47.45 seconds.
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U. S. Enjoys Lead of 78 Points at Olympics
United States leads with 132 points, Finland 54, Great Britain 40, Sweden 37, Germany 34, Canada 33 as nations tally medals in today's Olympic events. Other totals include Japan 15, South Africa 14, Ireland 10, France 10, Norway 7, Italy 4, Philippines 2, Thailand 1, Switzerland 1.
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Juran Champ Of Southpaws at Midlothian Country Club
Chicago Aug 3 Trudy Socan the gray haired amateur from Golden Valley Minnesota won the southpaw golf title at Midlothian Country Club for the second straight year. Socan shot 78 and 80 for an 18 hole total of 158 to edge Yindy Alpert of Chicago and Riley Urumbe of Ottawa by one stroke. Heavily windy conditions and high scores marked the championship day.
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Parish Playoff Spotlight Shifts To Saturday Matchup
Parish League kicks off a three game series for second half honors as St Gerard's faces St Cecilia's in a key Saturday contest at Mor Nies-Darisl Field. St Cecilia's leads the first half, while BL Gerard's plans a tactical lineup featuring "Pistol" Lowers and standout players Rogenberg and Drexchy. Umpires Wendland and Stell set the scene for the double header ending Sunday.
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Savage Eligible To Play With Linens In Southwest Battle
Kenneth Indiay Savore is declared eligible to play for Martin Linen Supply against Southwest Bitulithic Years in Sunday action. President Seng may allow two more players to replace Tickard and Marotta, who is reported dead in Houston after an intermobile accident. Manager Fry ends a practice session ahead of Friday afternoon game at Concepcion Park.
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Americans Win Three Boat Races in Olympic Regatta
United States crews won three rowing events as competition continued in the Olympic regatta. The Harvard four, coxed, beat Japan. the A. C. pair from Philadelphia lost a close race to a British crew. the U S double scullers defeated Switzerland in the fastest heat. Dutch and German shells posted strong times in other heats.
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Olympic Program Highlights and Final Events
A fragmentary report lists events and results from an Olympic program edition. Sweden’s Hy Lundquist sets a new javelin record while American competitors place in sprints, jumps, and fencing. Other nations including Germany and Japan secure medals and semi final berths amid incomplete details.
Schwartz Defends World Title in Rockaway Stadium Bout
Tony Schwartz, known as a featherweight champion, defends his title tonight in Rockaway Stadium against Fittte deff of Ballimors in a fifteenth round bout. This is Schwartz’s second title defense in three weeks. Frisoa Grande of Thatfale previously won a foul Nt at Rockaway Stadium on July 20.
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Investigation awaits return of Olympic team
Amsterdam report notes critics blame climate, training, and overindulgence for the United States track team's weak showing. General MacArthur cites faster European competition and unfamiliar tracks as a factor, while coaches and athletes cite preparation gaps and distractions.
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Trapshooter Dies Sudden on Hunt Near Rand Cola
Elchon, a member of the Hehe family of trapshooters, died late yesterday during a wildfowl hunting trip near Rand, Colorado. Acute appendicitis or digestion issues are listed as the cause, with brothers Charles and Wed noted, including a reference to the American Olympic trap shooting team. The body was sent to Cofferville for burial.
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Homer Race Players and Club Stepheton Names
Reader readable sports item notes Homer Race and various players and clubs including Stepheton and Crowtham. Mentions Wankington, Cletrurehe Club, Vaslera and Wack Witton with a reference to American teams and national level context.
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Americans Enter British Meet for London Track Renewal
American Olympic officials named fifty-one athletes to travel to London for the track renewal at Stamford Bridge next week. Veterans Tuckson Scholz and Charley Thibl are not included, with competitors Jimny Guim Janik Wilcott Charles Horah and Pred Alderamn in the squad. Alderamn focuses on the 200 meters while the team trains in San Angelo as a preparation note.
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Skeet Leader IE W Appedole Heads Molehernick Club
H W Appedale set the pace at the municipal skeet range by breaking 62 of 75 clay birds. Other leaders included J H Powell Ly A Saf farang AB Witchell Beny Thompson and a list of competitors from the Tran Association with various scores and names.
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