Three Stars Seek Two Victories at Olympic Trials
American runners Lloyd Hahn and Charles McGinnis aim for double victories at the Olympic track trials amid strong European rivals. Hahn faces tough fields in the 500 and sprints, while McGinnis competes in pole vault and high jump as he tries to beat Carr Barnes and Dreegenmueller. The 1924 team is noted as well balanced with 82 athletes and 43 from the East, reflecting broad national representation despite dominant traditional power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan J. Gould
New York
Tian
Otto Teltzer
Douglas Lowe
England
Seranhim
Maclin
France
Pelézer
Lowe
Tever
Hahn
Fous
Livydl
Fineland
Paavo Nurmi
Aryent
Lagerstroem
Dore
Amerian
Blondy Romig
Penn State Turner
Fnuth
Rey
Bitola
Paavo Warmi
Cambridge
Charley McGinnis
Wisconsin
Bob King
Hal Orhorm
Sne
Sabin Carr
Lee Barnes
Bill Dreegenmueller
Tiarnen
Care
Acttinois
Hheeso
Osborn
Bud Howser
America
East
South
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Far West
Bigere
Sri
Hassling
Euchaves
Hamm
Bracey
Hi Georgelomn
We Jave
Dhet Pert
Fina Triels
Aesean
Winniepe
Jimmy Rector
Virginia
Tregzie Welker
South Africa
Graryes
Howard Drew
Ugg Firluter
If Su
Amateurs Triumph In Parish League Showdown
The Sacred Heart team edged St. Mary’s University 2–0 on the Saint Mary’s diamond. Al Teche pitched well for the Hearts, while J. Pech and Kuehne led the Mary’s offense with two hits apiece. Other league results include Sunshine Specials’ 6–0 victory and a 21–0 win by the Spelding Stears, plus multiple noted performances across Roothole Junior and Post staff leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
St. Mary's University Cavteim
S. Marys
al Teche
Kiem
St. Mary's
J. Pech mi Genera
Kuehne
Tech
Varnes
Sunshine Specials
Manny
St. Mrre's
McMillag
Specials
Taurdrs-Boting
Aml Manor
Dean
Farris
Sunshines
The
Laundry
McMillan
Larne
Hildebrand
Whitaker
Willow
Lelts
Rogers Ass Buehne
Biz
Buekne
Post Staff League
M. 1 Company
Ftalf
Air Service Plass
Orlock
Faturday
M.P. Compans
Nix
Pancho Loses in Oklahoma Boxing Match
Pancho, a noted boxer, faced Sarran in Prue Sarran near Hirminghar Aly, Oklahoma, on Monday night. Reports say Pancho, who had won two prior fights in Oklahoma City, was favored to win a ten round bout but was defeated as observed by Associated Press reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bid Pancho
Antonin
Elgs Return in Laredo Series Amid Mixed Results
The Elgs line up for a Laredo series with Captain Elke and Bente leading the early games. Virgil Wit and Winters contributed in the ninth, while Marty Miler pitched the second, as the team navigates an uneven start and awaits upcoming contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Aptain Elke
Bente Oy
Virgil Witwe Rims
Miss Reichert Retains Net Laurels at Southwest Tennis
Miss Reichert defended her title on the San Antonio Country Club clay as she beat DeHymel 6-3 6-1 in the final of the Southwest Tennis tournament. Austin pair Earle Taylor and Carr Robinson won the junior doubles 6-3 6-3 over Allyn Mitchell and Bertyram Weltens. The event runs to Wednesday with doubles and consolation rounds upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aAnuna Map Reichert
Long Southwest Texas
Promen
San Attunia Country Club
DeHymel
Bec
Miss Neichert
Cice Earle Taylor
Carr Robinson
Lot Austin
Allyn Mitchell
Bertyram Weltens
Waryeo
Wesulys
Helen Willsons Invited to Australia for Championship
London July 10 Helen Willsons received an invitation to visit Australia to compete in the Australian tennis championship after winning the American title Lesis Aug. 20. Officials of the Australian Lawn Association show strong interest in the visit, which is under consideration. A British men's team may attend, while a match with Suzanne Lenglen remains unlikely. a proposed exhibition with Lenglen stalled when the French Lawn Tennis Association denied a permit. Wills said she would play Lenglen if the American Lawn Tennis Association approves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Helen Willsons
Australia
Lesis
Australian Lawn Association
Uel Pendion
I. W. Austin
Gregers
Wmlgaz
France
Menri Cochet
Jacques Bragnen
Vierre Laudre
Miss Wills
Suzanne Lenglen
California
Ecar
Lawn Tennis Association
Wills
American Lawn Tennis Association
Major Leaders and Olympic Trials Highlight Mixed Standings
The report lists leaders in batting and field events with names such as Hornaby Breves and Hottemley Cardr, along with tie and division notes. It notes a Finnish athlete Tonkols setting a new Olympic steeplechase mark in track tryouts, and mentions Pacific Coast League context with no women scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pronestonal League
Hornaby
Breves
Hottemley
Cardr
Hung
Ine Witton
Cute
Low Caras
Heresy
Hira
Matcanien
Gara Hurnere
Waleon
Frisch. Garcia
Olymeig Mark
Hellisgvors
Finland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joske’s
Wwe
Alos
Alamo Plaza
Commerce St
Ray
McGinnis
Wesp
Stears
Buckeya
League Park
Weep
Brish
Homer
Durles
Sugarman Brothers
Mest
Ackermaren
Travis
Goliad Tigers
TW. Roberts
Masse
Afiell
S. T. Yankees
Lionsfield
Hall
Lockwood
King Furniture Company
State Hospital
Gastringer
Knight
Davis
Ormsby Chevrolet Company
Lions
Steinbark
Ormsby
Sanchez
Main Avenue High School
Jimmy Kerr
Ormsby Bunch
Lions Field
Bremer
AY Gold Coffee Gianta
Trow Branley
Mistletoe Creamery
Themer
Epp
Geme
Esort
Uberinners
Martin Linen Suppis
Nau Arcinega
M. End
Tay Tut
Brilli Calebes
Crave
Morales
Cepeds
Huffman
Shuls
Necker
Mertin Linen
Pancho
Oklahoma
Wratean
Miss Reichert
Pat DeHymel
Suena Anca Mag
Releiert
Tab Dax
Vaon-Lurnoe
Mulherned
AS OM
Heibert-Dewymel
J Beleheri-Grge
Evanulation Singiea
Juucien Lacoste Ve
A. Tintuiten
Wailer Scott
Bel
Leo Lrewer
J. Black
Fefault
Winchester
Helen
LE Batne
Vanre
Reon
Boz
Tomer
Both
Brolea Icel
Theere
Crowéer
Bromna
Bex
Pacific Coast League
Pmayer-Claz
Prt
J Heneby
Gramthata Wler
Brooklyn
Hutgh
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!