Argentina and United States polo teams in Olympic preparation
A long report on Argentine and United States polo teams ahead of international competition. It notes Argentina's experimental squad and top players like A Kenny and Jack Nelson, with omissions due to travel and Olympic rules. It mentions the U S lineup including Tommy Hitchcock and Rodman Wanamaker and discusses ponies and selection considerations for Meadow Brook and the to be played matches.
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England
Jack Nelson
Nelson
A. Kenny
Republic
Kenny
Argentina
David Miles
Pacey
Canada
Gentina
Kittinh
America
Inter
Matees
Brooke’ Naylor
The
United
Tommy” Hitchcock
Sie Polo Club
Rodmd ‘Wanamak
Bryn Mawr
Elme
Jj Boeseke, Jr
Sana Barbara
Frederick Roe
Bryn Polo Club
George M Santa Barbara Club
Hitchcock
Milburn
Engl
Admir Rodman Wanamiker
United States
Meadowbroo
Engxaant
Lord
East Defeats West in Olympic Trials Track Meet
Cambridge reports East defeats West in Olympic trials with 44 qualifiers from the East and 44 from the West plus 27 more from the West in fourteen events. The article notes college athletes as a key source of America’s Olympic hopes and highlights strong performances by East competitors.
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East
West
Cambridge
Mae
Lantic ‘Seaboard
Theahuth
America
Hest
FinalOlympic Team Selections Highlight Schoolboy Stars
The report notes thirty-three places compared with thirty-four for their rivals in the wearing club colors. Seven schoolboy stars earned finals entry while the Army and Navy each gained one berth. Two other competitors were unattached. These figures exclude events with single heats determining Olympic selections.
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Army
Navy
Walker Seen As Contender At French Lick Open
Cyril Walker 1923 national open champion expects to contend at the Professional Golfers Champion ship in French Lick September 14 to 21. He congratulated by donating prize money and aiding the benevolent fund, and aims to win both major championships in one year, following Gene Sarazen’s 1922 feat.
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French Lick Springs
Ind
Cyril Walker
Detroit
French Lick
Thomas D. Taggart
Association
Walker
Gene Sarazen
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Indiana
Wabash
England
Carpentier to Fight Stribling Next in Newark
Georges Carpentier plans a Newark bout with Young Stribling on July 14 or 21, not a Tunney bout. Billy Gibson will present the matter to the New York State Athletic Commission to press for a Tunney fight per contract.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
Gene Tunney
Young Stribling
Newark
N. J
Francois Deschamps
Billy Gibson
Tunney
Gibson
New York State Athletic Commission
Carpentier
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
American Association games saw Indianapolis 12 over St. Paul 8 and Milwaukee 5 over Columbus 1. Kansas City 1 beat Toledo 0. Louisville 8 defeated Minneapolis 2. American League featured Philadelphia 7 over Chicago 6 and New York 9 over Detroit 0. Washington 6 over St. Louis 4. Boston 8 over Cleveland 3. National League saw Chicago 5 over Boston 1. St. Louis 8 over Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 4 over New York 1 in 10 innings. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia played on wet grounds.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Mrs Margaret Willis Sentenced for Denver Trunk Murder
In Los Angeles on June 14 Mrs Margaret Willis, convicted of killing Dr Benjamin Baldwin in a trunk, received a life sentence at San Quentin. Her lawyers filed affidavits claiming a female juror was browbeaten into voting guilty.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Margaret Willis
Benjamin Baldwin
Denver
San Quenten
Early Corn Planting Advice for Indiana Farmers
Indiana farmers ask if it is too late to plant corn. Purdue trials since 1919 compare Reid's Yellow Dent and Golden Glow with local corn, showing varied maturation times and yields. Late planting can still work for some early varieties, with guidance from county agents for seed sources and substitutes like soybeans and cowpeas for small acreages.
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Indiana
Soils and Crops Department
Purdue Agricultural Pe Station
Conde
Ted
Reid
Tippecanoe
Wisconsin
Orly
Sudan
Wheatland Street Improvement Set to Start
Miss Ruth McKinley of Washington visits Washington bound friends. A group including the Berry sisters and Lindsay sisters motored to Washington Tuesday. Mrs. Edward Collins and daughter from Washington visited Mrs. James Mickler, who is ill. Mrs. Mickler was taken to Good Samaritan hospital for an operation Thursday night at 8.
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Main Street
Oifedt
Ruth McKinley
Washington
Christiana
Aldina Berry
Althea
Ruth
Norma Lindsay
Imogene Farley
Ruth Coats
Virginia Miller
Helen ‘Dunn
Henrietta Langdon
Edward Collins
James Mickler
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Earry
Willard
Cooper
East South Street
Palmer. & Webster
Whetsell
American Association
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Auto Parts
Cryor Tire Road
Exide Battery & Tire “Station
J. L. Hayes
Williams
Cabel’s
Reel Blue Lumber Co
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