Olympic fundraising for 1924 team plan expands costs
April 16 report notes America seeks 650000 to cover ship, transport and care for men and women. Original 3650-athlete plan grows as units expand, with total venture likely exceeding 400000. Over 225000 more must be raised beyond the goal as teams depart for May and June events across track, field, rugby, and other sports.
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America
Nay Paira
oMais Bleve
Theriis
Abpic
Vivinita
Ramaining
Cennis
Sox Beat Jones and Win 9 6 in Slugfest
Boston tops New York 9 to 6 as John Quinn holds Sechamploy to few hits and the Red Sox rally after Jones starts strong. In a chaotic ninth, Boston belted a string of hits including Karl Combs, Ryan’s triple, and Vaughn’s RBI to seal the victory.
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John Quinn
Sechamploy Yankees
Boston
Jones
Cott Ain Siight Atter
Karl Combs
Tyan
Triple
Pags
Schang
Uifta
Vlagstead
Harris
New York
Dugan
Ruthie Lou Veachat
USL T Harrinth
Meuvet Et
Odoonarf
Warde
Shacks
Aening
Dreams
Deattes
AO Nene
Miba Lt G
Tetuls
Orate Sk
Harta
Bush
New Yorke
OO Hog & Sovtun
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Vearherin
Shanka
Quinn
Srre Flagstead
Santiaganas
Flacks
Lee Swu-base
Brat
Malta
Innes
Ainn
Sowa
Maryland Lacrosse Beats Stevens 11 to 3 at Byrd Field
Maryland lacrosse team overwhelmed Stevens 11 to 3 at Byrd Field. Branner starred with two early goals as Maryland built a 7-0 lead, then held off Stevens’ late rally before final 11 to 3 victory. Heidelbach, Rowe, and Dagan added Tallies as Old Line reserves contributed in second half.
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Ue TY
Maryland
Heidelbach
Lewis
Stevens
Branner
Marian
Ffth
Truitt
Sas Raspan
Zalesak
Heldel
Bach
Rowe
Stroong Maryland
Niegaman Osborn Burger
Meguade
Ee Center
Mith Hart
Marden Backman
Rowe Degan
Heidelbach Alien
Servis Lanai JJ
Iyiand
Brynner den
Fabseleuni Mely
Peebles Hrereas
Tanning
Degen
Tratt
Fons -Smith
Talevak
Ady
Sutmilintinas
iMaryland
Feter
Brenars
Morcis
Tawis
Aubank
Lows
Peebies
Helabach
Reading
Smith
Grragar
Marten
Neatty
Hough
Allen
Merwer
Hromby
Melyunde
Bonner
Osborn
Launigan
Kergey
White
Morria
Fabar
Marky
Iyborn
Tor
Hart
Sperr
Campbell
Degan
Dorsch
Mr. Mtuart
Mount Weat
Mewes Ducall
Hannah Ningre Haiver
Written tests for baseball players ignite a national debate
An editorial rages against Bluff ton college coach requiring a theory of baseball test for candidates. It mocks possible league adoption by Branch Rickey and foresees slower promotions, unions seeking illiteracy rules, and legal battles over athletic merit. It also weighs competitive temperament, Olympic funding woes, and calls for congressional or annual taxes to fund the 1928 U S team.
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Bluffton College
Branch Rickey
Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Fort Smith
Houston
Syracuse
St. Louis
Players’ Union
Diamond Stars
Supreme Court
Terrapin Yearlings Lacrosse Victors Over Poly
Maryland freshmen lacrosse defeated Baltimore Poly 6 to 1 in a prep game before the varsity match at College Park. Boyd starred with three goals, Crosthwaite added two, while Hampser scored Poly’s lone goal. The Terrapins led 2–0 at halftime as Poly struggled to control the ball.
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Maryland
Freahmen
Baltimore Poly
College Park
Boyd
Crosthwaite
Hampser
Poly
Blake and
Wagner
Baltimoreans
MD. Fresb
Baltimore
Bindvitle Gi ‘Wagner Embrey
Madhamer Tsenbrandt Compton
Ward Muzsy
Triplett Crosthwaite
Mary
Golfer Averages 44.7 Strokes for 144 Holes
In Miami on April 16 Hiram Ramp aged 62 from New York attempted 108 holes but played 14 percent longer. On a 3030 yard par 35 course he averaged 44.7 strokes with a low of 43 and high of 47. He started at 6 a.m. and finished at 5 p.m. with two half hour breaks and one caddy.
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Miami
Fla
Hiram Ramp
New York
Herring Wins Semi Final at Pinehurst tournament
Donald G. Herring of Pine Valley CC Philadelphia upset favorites by defeating Fr. A. Stranahan Toledo 4 up with 3 to play after a 21 hole match. Earlier Herring beat C. B. Hollingsworth Greensburg Pa. 21 holes to advance. Parsons and Randolph also posted wins in Pinehurst N C with Chapman and Buddek advancing in other matches.
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Inbhurst
N. C
Donald G. Herring
Pine Valley Country Club
Philadelphia
C. B. Hollingsworth
Greensburg
FR. A. Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Stranahan
John D. Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
Herring-Stranahan
Herring
Dormie
S. PS. P. Randolph, Jr
Point Judith
Donald Parsons
Youngstown
Randolph
Parsons
J. D. Chapman
C. H W. Gardner
Providence
Joseph Buddek
Buffalo
Thomas Morrison
Pittaburgh
Heisman Hits Homer As Tigers Trim Tribe
Detroit defeats Cleveland 6 to 1 as Earl Whitehill outpitches Stanley Coveleskie. Heilmann homers with two on in the fifth. Sewell knocked unconscious briefly but finished. Errors noted, multiple substitutions listed.
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Heisman
Tigers
Detroit
Earl Whitehill
Stanley Coveteskie
Cleveland
Whitehill
Joe Sewell
Heilmann
Manush
G.A. Jemieson
Steph
Mento
L.sewali
Uhia
Jones
Basser
Bellmann
Sacrifices Cab
Bsile
Coveieskie
Strock
Covelskie
Stephenson
Sewell
Burns
L. Sewell
Bolferg Plans Interclub Matches Across Clubs
Henry Litchfield West reports the Het club plans interclub golf matches for the season led by Lyn Haines of Bannockburn. A postponement moves the organization meeting to April 30 at Lenox building. Attendees include Indian Spring Dr J R DeFarges Bast M Manty. Washington Fred D Paxton Martin R Weat. Columbia George P James Donald Woodward. Bannockburn John T Ha Lyn Haines. Chevy Chase Morven Thompson.
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Henry Litchfield West
HET Club
Lyn Haines
Bannockburn
George P. James
Columbia Club
Lynn Haines
Lenox
I. Gtreat
Indian Spring
J. R. DeFarges
Bast M. Manty
Washington
Fred D. Paxton
Martin R. Weat
Columbia
Donald Woodward
Bannockourn
John T. Ha
Tynn Haines
Chevy Chage
Morven Thompson
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Nooth
Prince A Wales
Moon Bear
Moon
Star Toolyeig Games
Sed Sox
Studebaker
MD. U. Lacrosse
Hoboken
Nettleton
Russia
Rich
Neteleton Shoes
Baxtf
Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Congress
United States
Fither
Immelate
Olympic
Terrapin Yearlings
Lacrosse Victors
Kebo
Pinehurst
Gole
R. A. Stranahan
Srandolph, JR
Mare
Prothro
Trobnnon
Harris Mit
Chesapeake and Potomac
Tele- Fisher
Ledeold
Hawkins
States Golf Association
Norval A. Hawkins
de- Fisher
Protirs
Goslin
Oakland Hills
Bolferg
Draki
Chase
Kai
Duncan, Fb
Pell
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