United States Aims For Olympic Track Depth In Paris
In anticipation of Paris 1900 trials the U S delegation is counted strong in shot put discus and pole vault though weak in javelin and hammer. Analysts note Bud Houser Glen Hartrant and Osborne lead in high marks while Hubbard looms as a top long jumper potential.
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United States
Cambridge
Whelchell
Neufeldt
Priester
Bud’ Houser
J.T. Liebiag
Augustus Pope
Illinois A.C
Minnesota coach Earl Martineau named at Kal Normal
Earl Martineau received word from President D. B. Waldo of Kal Normal that he has been appointed football coach, to begin this fall. The All-America figure from Minnesota will lead the program at Kal Normal.
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Earl Martineau
D. B. Waldo
Kal Normal
Greb and Tunney Triumph in Milk Fund Card at Yankee Stadium
The Milk Fund benefit at Yankee Stadium featured Ezzard Greb defending his middleweight title against Ted Moore in a swift bout. Gene Tunney won by TKO over Erminio Spalla in the European heavyweight clash after Spalla’s eye injury. Young Stribling defeated Tommy Loff in a hard fought decision before a 60 thousand crowd.
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New York
Milk Fund
Greb
Engli Lenger
Ted Moore
Yankee Stadium
Gené
Erminia Spalla
Eddie Purdy
Spalla
E Young
Tommy Loff
Philadelphia
World title bout ends as Stridge defeats Gans in long bout
Harlem boxer Larry Stridge scored a decisive victory over veteran champion Panama Joe Gans in a 40 round bout. Florence Seifert defeated Dan Leiber in four rounds.
Quintin Romero Knocks Out Tom Roper in Second Round
Quintin Romero Hojas, the South American heavyweight, defeats Tom Roper of Chicago by a knockout in the second round of a 12 round bout at Chadwick baseball park in Albany, NS, on June 24. Rojas delivered the decisive finish in front of a local crowd, improving his knockout record in a high profile match.
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Albany
Quintin Romero Hojas
Tom Roper
Chicago
Chadwick Baseball Park
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Scores from the American League show Boston defeating New York 6 to 5 and Cleveland beating Chicago 7 to 4. Detroit and St Louis played on wet grounds. In the National League New York and Boston tied 0 to 0, Brooklyn 3, Chicago 1, Louis 22, Cincinnati 1. American Association results include Columbus ee Indianapolis 6 and Toledo 9 Louisville 1 with only gasdes scheduled.
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Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit-St. Louis
Thutaaingis
Brooklyn
Louis
Cincinnati
Pilteputie
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Tolédo
Louisville
Duke Kahanamoku Chosen Swimming Captain
Cerbourg France June 27 Duke Kahanamoku, the Hawaiian aquatic star, was selected captain of the swimming team by a large majority over Johnnie Weissmuller and Richard Howell.
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Cerbourg
France
Duke Kahanamoku
Johnniyie Weismuller
Richard Howell
John Winston Still Has Eye At Gun Trap
A fragment recounts scores for Winston and others, then notes London landmarks including Lord Bron’s former home at 8 St James Street doomed by wreckers. It mentions a spiral staircase barely fit for a chair and furniture entering via window openings.
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John Winston
London
Lord Brron
St. James Street
Health Board Announces Free State Lab Examinations
Indianapolis June 27 The state board of health will notify patients that examinations by state laboratories were made without charge The notice directs patients to consult their physicians for results to curb alleged abuses by physicians charging patients for state lab work The conference with Indiana State Medical Association members aimed to improve understanding between the board and medical professionals and address gate control of the profession and state medicine.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Health
W. F. King
Indiana State Medical Association
State Board ‘of Health
Indiana
State Board
King
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Livestock Activity
Chicago grain market reports cattle receipts at 4,000 with slow steady tone and steers around 38.00, yearlings near 9.75. sheep receipts 7,000 with active market and native lambs 8.00 to 8.50, bulk lambs 13.00 to 13.25. Hog receipts 28,000 with market 5 to 10 cents higher, tops at 7.30 and bulk 6.70 to 7.25. slaughter pigs 5.25. In Minneapolis live stock, hogs at 7,000 receipts and top 7.30 to 7.40 heavies, cattle 600 receipts with steers 9.50 to 10.00 and cows/heifers 7.50 to 9.00, sheep steady with lamb top around 12.50.
Woman Billiard Expert Frances Anderson to Exhibit Tonight
Miss Frances Anderson of Los Angeles, renowned as a top woman pocket billiard player, performs a 3 30 p m exhibition at the Palace Billiard Parlor on Main street. Van Winkle & Sons arranged the event as a pure entertainment feature with free admission for all.
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Frances Anderson
Loss Angeles
Tle
Palace Billiard Parlor
Main Street
Antioch Rural Church Contest With LB Church Advances
The Christian Endeavor Society of Antioch church makes progress in a contest with Montgomery's LB church. The effort is a great support to both societies as Children Day Exercises at Bethany Sunday evening limit activities.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the
Antioch Church
Montgomery
Bethany
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