Casey Ousted From U S Squad In 1928 Trials
Palo Alto Calif July 16 The American Olympic committee today eliminated Levi Casey from the U S Olympic track team at the trials. Purth replaced him as the leading hop step and jump entrant amid reports of a 200 loan and a prank related to the 1023 trip. Casey cited two possible causes for his removal including the loan and a prior report to the committee.
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Levi Casey
Los Angeles
Sthiele
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Furth
Billrosy
Fle Camppilice
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Purth
Boyd Comstock
Frederick W. Hubson
A. A
Mnner
Hop
Sidney Bowman
Roland Romero
Cesey
Amsterdam
Angelita Wins Olympic Trial in San Pedro Sailing
In San Pedro California Angelita formerly Babe sails 12 miles to clinch American entry in the eight meter class with skipper Owen Churchill. Gallant led by Ted Conant from Los Angeles Yacht Club wins first race of four in the six meter rafter class. controversy over a foul claim by Cyr Tobin on Naiad. Long Beach hosts star group racing with Gilbert Gray of New Orleans winning first race and a list of next racers following.
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Angelita
United States
Amsterdam
Owen Churchill
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Ted Conant
Cyr Tobin
Naiad
San Francho
Tobin
Gallant
Long Beach
Star
Gilbert Gray
New Orleans
Erdie Pik
Edwin Thorne
New
Kneeper Kats Rout Lakeview Dairymen In Fast Meet
Kneeper Kodak Kats defeated Lakeview Dairymen Sunday afternoon by 15 to 2 as Bart and Brend led the attack. Brend starred in the winning effort with strong pitching and fielding. Scoring details and player notes follow, including names such as Lance, Remes, and Wandwerdl among others.
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Tobin Favored At Western Junior Golf Meet
Eleanor Tobin of Chicago stood as the outstanding favorite as girls from the Middle West began the 18 hole round in the annual woman’s western junior golf championship. The event was staged at Flossmoor Country Club in Chicago.
Seersucker and Linen Suits Market Report
Partial OCR text describes outfits and fabrics with scattered phrases about seersucker and linen suits. Mentions Tule and Kaliefaeters and odd terms, suggesting a fragmented fashion-note or ad snippet from a historical page.
Bell Taxi Wins League In Dramatic Ninth Inning
Bell Taxi and San Texas fought through eight innings before Bell Taxi drew two walks and hit a clutch single in the ninth to edge San Tex 6 to 4 at Leal Street diamond. Ortega drove in two, Munoz added a hit and a double, while Barajas and Perez contributed two hits each for Bell Taxi.
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Brackenridge Wins Speedball Thriller in Narrow Victory
Brackenridge park speedball edged Roosevelt park 5 to 4 in a brisk Sunday clash at Brackenridge park. The contest needed an extra period after a tied score and drew about 1200 spectators. Eagles beat Grocerymen with Lone Eagle and Garza leading the Grocerymen run.
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Babe Didrikson Aims for Olympic Wins and World Records
Babe Didrikson says she can beat her own marks and believes others must set world records to defeat her. She won five firsts at Northwestern qualifying for the U S Olympic team, tying a world record in high jump and setting a new javelin record. The U S women’s Olympic squad leaves for Los Angeles with a stop in Denver.
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Philadelphia
Palo Alto
Toley
Los Angeles
Denver
Olympic Japs Arrive for Los Angeles Games
The Japanese team arrives in Los Angeles ahead of the Olympics, adding to an influx of over 100 Nipponese athletes. A prior group of 63 arrived ten days earlier as nations prepare for the games, with Italy leading local excitement and 30,000 cheering on the Fascist contingent. Further squads from Mexico, France, Argentina, Finland, and Poland are expected, intensifying the international arrival scene.
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Parker Wins Kentucky Net Title in Dominant Run
Milwaukee 16-year-old Parker annexed the Kentucky championship with a flawless tournament run, not dropping a set. He defeated Wilmer Hines of Columbia 8-2 6-2 6-0 in the final, completing the event without a loss in a single set.
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Downing Wilmer Hines
Columbia
South Carolina
Canzoneri Foes Scheduled For Two Title Encounters
Tony Canzoneri faces challenge for his light title as Kid Chocolate and Jack Berg meet in a Madison Square Garden 15 round bout while Johnny Jadick battles in Philadelphia for the junior welterweight crown. Chocolate a slight favorite over Berg. Jadick recently won the 144 pound title from Canzoneri.
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Tony Canzone
Piladelphia
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Tony
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Reed
U S Wins First of British Yacht Races
The United States team won the first race of the British system yacht cup conducted at Ryde Isle of Wight on July 16. The Americans led all four cities Tul eye Rowkal and Nancyfin in that order ahead of the British cruisercraft contending for the cup.
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McGraw Happy Away From Baseball After Resigning
Ed Netl reports former New York Giants manager John McGraw enjoying life in the business office, saying he would not return to manage and noting the burdens of leading a major league club. He reflects on 42 years in baseball, his health, and his continued fondness for the game and its history.
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Treas Bourte Welter
New York
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Menkes Comment on Boxing Art and Skill Development
Retired light-weight champion Jack McAuliffe argues that boxing today is overemphasized as brute force. He says boxing is an art like a diamond needing polishing, criticizing trainers for rushing rough fighters into the ring and neglecting sidestepping, feints, and technical drills. He calls for boxing schools and sustained amateur development before turning pros.
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Jack McAuliffe
Boaing
Texas Boxing Texas Boxing Houstons Victory
A garbled recap shows a baseball game with players like Bonura Greenberg Holman Jeune Newsome Langford and Holman among others. It mentions innings and scoring events with base hits and RBI totals, plus pitching notes for Mur ray Hamlin and others, ending with umpire names and times.
Women tennis stars battle at Essex Country Club tourney
Five top women players entered the Essex Country Club Invitation in Manchester New Hampshire with top seed Mrs Lawrence A Harper of Oakland Wightman Cup star and past finalist. Mary Greet of Kansas City seeded second and Mrs Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn of Philadelphia seeded. Dorothy Diesel Hack of Chicago seeded fourth. Doubles only for Saran Palfrey of Brookline who returned from England. Draw limited to 48 players.
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Lénewoed
American League Leaders and Player Names Listed
A garbled Associated Press style listing shows numerous players and teams in a long roster. Names such as Klein, Pho Ion, Wilson, Cardianin, Pirates, Mine, and Averill appear amid scattered team references and broken phrases, reflecting a damaged sports ledger rather than a coherent article.
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Ted Boe
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Benatar
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Fankern
Rona
Abitelly A
Ruth
Tankern
Minion
baven—Chanman
Tenders
Muratway Works
Trithine
Fipmes
Tankery
Alien
Tankeen
Full Olympic squad now selected in track team list
Palo Alto July 18 The American Olympic Committee announces the complete United States track squad for the Olympics. The roster includes Metcalfe Tolan Simpson in sprints and middle distances, Carr Eastman Turher Jr in 400, Genung Hornbostel and others across 100 to 10,000 meters, hurdles, steeplechase, throws, and jumps with several clubs and universities represented.
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Palo Alto
Galt
INS
United States
University of Michigan
Harlow Hobert
Los Angeles
A. C
Hop
Sidnny Bowman
Louisiana State
Rofland
Itomero
Loyola University
New Orleans
Sol Furth
Millrose A. C. New York
Levi Casey
Tea Ageles A.C
Tough On es On Tuesday boxing bout and scraps set
George Poulos and Red Lindsay clash in a bare knuckle style bargain bout at Exposition Arena on Tuesday. Referee stationed outside ring for no holds barred action. Mackey returns to San Antonio for two out of three falls bout with Bomar. Charlie Heard vs Jack Curtis one fall. Jack Avalon to box six rounds with opponent to be named. 25 cents admission to cover promotion and preliminaries.
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Red Lindsry
Exposition Arena
Ae Ype
Cyclone "Mackey
San Antonio
Jack Bomar
Chariie Heard
Jack Curtis
Jack Avalon
Pouls-Lindsay
Fillies Seek Glories at Arlington Park Stakes
Chicago July reports Arlington Park’s 67660 prize classed as the week’s top event. L. Schwartz’s Gusto won the classic while Lassie Stakes for 2 year olds offers 10000 added. Arlington Handicap on Saturday adds 29000. Contenders include Volette Edelwelas Bwivel Wise Anne Baron Swallow Equipolse.
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Ariington Park
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C. ¥. Whitney
Ron Ecttle
Volette
Edelwelas
Bwivel
Wise Anne
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3 Big 'Hots' A Day for Athletes
Olympic Village prepares for 1800 athletes from various nations for the tenth Olympiad. The commissary reports bread and rolls totaling 300 per day, 100 pounds of rice daily, and 75 gallons of milk along with 50 dozen eggs and 75 pounds of fresh fruit.
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Californians Succeed in Diving Trials for Olympic Team
Three Southern Californians led the high platform trials as 1928 veterans Theila Michel Riley Galllaen and Harold Smith joined Frank Kurtz in the U S Olympic team selections. Mickey led with 129.80 points, Kurtz 126.99, Smith 127.90 amid national trial results.
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Calif
United States
Theila
Michel Riley Gall Laen
Harold Smith
Frank Kurtz
Mickey
Kurla
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