Five Great College Coaches Lead Field for Olympic Tutor Job
Princeton’s track squad currently trains in England as preparations for a possible tutoring role for the Yankee Olympic team are outlined. Leading candidates include Bill Roper of Pennsylvania and three other Eastern coaches from Cornell, Pennsylvania State College, and other major universities. The selection committee will consider Lawson of Pennsylvania, Jack Moakley of Cornell, and B. Martin of Pennsylvania State College for the Antwerp assignment.
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Princeton
England
Tigers
Oxford
Bill Roper
Antwerp
Lawson
Pennsylvania
Jack Moakley
Cornell
B. Martin
Pennsylvania State College
Gus Kirby
Europe
Robertson
Moakley
Jack Pershing
Atcomenough
Bandi
Vernon and Seattle duel with stars on a rough day
In a two game set Vernon and Seattle produced a clash of seasoned players and hopefuls. Bamieck impressed with big league vibes and Eldred stood out as Vernon’s lone bright spot though both games featured errors and lively baserunning.
Speed Demons Race for National Auto Championship at Tacoma
Tacoma hosts the ANNUAL AUTO CLASSIC with 225 mile gasless runs to decide a class title. Notables include Gaston Chevrolet with Monroe and Ralph de Palma in a Ballot. Cars include Frontenac, Duesenberg, Monroe, and Revere, with drivers and mechanicians named.
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Tacoma
Gaston Chevrolet
Indianapolis
Monroe
Ralph de Palma
Peter de Paolo
de Palma
Joe Thomas
Indiianapolis
Seattle
Marcel Treyvoux
Treyvoux
Louis Chevrolet
Frontenac
McCarigie
Tommy Milton
Duesenberg
W. D. Keanler
Ralph Mulford
Thane Rouser
Jimmy Murphy
Eernie Oleen
Edward Miller
Duray
Eddie O'Donnel
Lyall Haeden
Roscof Sarles
Henry Franck
Lynch Anxiety Over Verdicts in Bantam Boxing
New York bantam Joe Lynch complains about weight rules and boxing laws. He asserts bantams are peevish and that he is too strong at 114 pounds, noting friction with Moore and a potential title match with Pete Herman on short notice. He predicts public recognition of new champions after upcoming bouts.
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Joe Lynch
New York
Joe
Moore
Pete Herman
Some Good Advice for Collegians
Freshmen and sophomores should avoid thoughts of pro baseball until finishing college. Larry Sutton, a Brooklyn scout, argues players should stay in school to learn valuable life skills and baseball, gaining time to pursue a tryout in the major leagues only after completing their course.
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Sutton
Brooklyn
Larry
Huggins Targets Gambler Hoaxes At Polo Grounds
Miller Huggins vows to root out gambling amid Yankee games at the Polo Grounds. He denounces the “sure-thing” gambler who corrupts sport, warning that dishonesty undermines baseball’s meaning and urges enforcement against cheats.
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Yankees
Miller Huggins
Hoe
Mays
Hees Coves
Brooklyn Swimmer Sets Two Records in Outdoor Events
Ethelda Belehtrey of Brooklyn dominated the outdoor pool in New York with a 500 yard record of 7 minutes 22 5 seconds and also lowered the American mark in the 300 yard event to 4 minutes 18 2 5 seconds. The former 500 yard record was held by Claire Galligan of New Rochelle since 1918.
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New York
Ethelda Bleichtrey
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Claire Galligan
New Rochelle
Mins Belehtrey
Oaks Open Season as Invaders Clash with Vernon Tigers
Oak land Acorns opening first series of the season here tomorrow replacing the Vernon Tigers who end their slate today in a double bill. Quisto Arnett Hamilton Knight Mitze Miller and crew anchor the infield and mound while Hack Miller Wille Lane and Honus Mitze handle catching and outfield. The Oaks rely on Holling Arnett and staff to deliver pitching with Miller Guisto strong at bat. Seattle seems favored to win the series if dope holds.
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Vernon Tigers
Oaks
Quisto
A. Arnett
Hamilton
Jack Knight
Hack Miller
Wille
Lane
Carl Holling
Buz? Arnett
Winn
Weaver
Krause
Kremer
Miller
Guisto
Oak Squad
Altho Knight
Osaka
Seattle
Invaders
First Game Comes Down to Extra Innings In Seattle Win
Vernon delivers late as Seattle ties late, forcing two extra innings. Multiple players drive runs across including Murphy, Bolne, High, and Stumpf. In the tenth, Stumpf scores the winning run after an error and overthrow. Second game features Vernon’s 18 runs and 25 hits as Seattle prevails 2 runs on Dell allowed hits.
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Murphy
Siebold
Smith
Bolne
de Vormer
Vernon
Houck
Johnny Mitchell
Mitchell
Hugh High
Geary
Chadbourne
Ednington
Stumpf
Adams
Fisher
Demaree
Woodward
Zamrock
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Thorpe's Hitting Stays Hot for Buckeyes
Jim Thorpe proves a power hitter for Ohio State with 17 straight games of at least one hit. His lines are notable for long, measuring blasts as a rule.
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AKEON
Jim Thorpe
Buckeyes
Cast-off Schupp Scores on McGraw Men in New York
Verdie Schupp, once with the Giants and now with St Louis, defeated the New York Giants while pitcher Arthur Nehf, a $45000 southpaw, was hit hard.
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New York
Verdie Schupp
McGrawmen
Arthur Nehf
Pacific Northwest Golf Tourney Opens Under Local Winds
Vancouver hosts the Pacific Northwest golf tournament with 160 players including 24 professionals. The event begins with 36 open holes and the ladies’ qualifying round as 80 women compete. Amateurs like Clare Griswold show strong form with a 72 in practice while Dixie Fleager Rudy Wilhelm Chandler Egan and Jack Neville are noted as contenders. A large crowd gathers eager for competition and the celebration.
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Alex. C. Rose
Vancouver
B. C
Clare Griswold
Dixie Fleager
Rudy Wilhelm
Chandler Egan
Jack Neville
California
Roy Corhan Seals Shortstop Curses Self In Postgame Wry Spin
Fiery self admonition from Roy Corhan, San Francisco Seals shortstop, after errors. He roasts himself for misplays, vowing to crash back from mistakes and take tougher chances, insisting he earns pay for hard plays.
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Fiere
Roy Corhan
San Francisco Seals
Corhan
Anderson Here Tuesday Fight Card Planned at Liberty Park
Andre Anderson arrives for a ring bout with Tiny Herman at Liberty Park on 14th Ave and E Jefferson St. Herman, formerly Oscar Koch, trains in Tacoma. Rod Murphy, Seattle’s first sacker, will be among Herman’s seconds for the Wednesday night event.
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Andre Anderson
Leonard and White Fight for Lightweight Title in July
Benny Leonard of New York defends his lightweight title against Charley White of Chicago in a ten round no decision bout at Brenton Harbor. White weighs about 135 pounds. Ticket sales top $22,000 with three preliminaries starting at 3 p.m. Central. main bout around 5 p.m. local time.
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Brenton Harbor
Sin Benny Leonard
New York
Charley White
Chicago
Leonard
White
Tendler Praises Mitchell After Wins and Reflections
Lew Tendler credits the Mitchell boys with merit after recent decisions. He recalls Willie Jackson’s Philadelphia form and argues Richie deserves credit equal to Jackson’s performance when matched against him.
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Lew Tendler
Mitchell Boys
Richie
Milwaukee
Mitchell
Willie Jackson
Philadelphia
Jackson
Eight Cities Enter Polo Tourney in Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs eight cities will compete in a polo tournament this September. The Cheyenne Mountain club, one of the entries, has allocated $5,000 to purchase new ponies for the event.
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Colorado Springs
Cheyenne Mountain Club
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