Four Large Cities to Subscribe Most for Olympic Fund
New York Chicago Philadelphia and Los Angeles will cover 200000 of the 350000 required to support a U S Olympic team for Paris General Allen announces New Yorks 100006 lead the drive Chicago and Boston follow with 50000 and 35000 respectively Local committees are forming for brief intensive drives and subscriptions are payable to Julius H Barnes treasurer 305 Broadway president of the U S Chamber of Commerce
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
American Olympic Committee
United States
Paris
Allen
New York City
Boston
General Allen
Julius H. Barnes
Broadway
Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
State Track and Field Meet Officers Elected
Des Moines April 8 reports the games committee for the annual state college track and field meet elected Reson Jones of Drake as president and Grees Clarke of Iowa as secretary. The Iowa State College meeting for the state meet was extended by Dr. Oliver J. Way, but the state meet remains set for State Field in Ames, after weeks of scheduling.
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Des Moines
State College
Reson Jones
Drake
Grees Clarke
Iowa
Iowa State College
Oliver J. Way
Ames
Nebraska prepares spring gridiron and intramural track
Lincoln April 8. The new football field for spring training at the University of Nebraska is nearly finished with a large work force leveling the ground. A board fence will surround the field to shield secret practice. The new track is being leveled with a steam roller for the intramural meet.
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Lincoln
Web
University of Nebraska
Officers Chosen for St Pauls Ball Nine in 1924 Season
St Pauls M E church base ball team selects C E Truak as athletics supervisor, Taylor Messinger as manager, Herbert Niles as captain, and Ralph Heald as secretary treasurer. The team will join the Sunday school twilight league again this year.
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St. Paul’s
M. BE
C.E. Truak
St. Paul’s Church
Taylor Messinger
Herbert “Niles
Ralph Heald
Hoppe to defend balkline crown against Horemans at Penn
Willie Hoppe defends his balkline world title in New York against Belgium’s Edouard Horemans in a three night match at the Hotel Pennsylvania. The 1,500 point event begins tonight with 500 point blacks per night and, if Hoppe wins, no title defense until the 1924 international tournament.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Pennsylvania
Hoppe
Horemans
Radio Programs Listings for Wednesday April 9
Radio Digest based schedule lists numerous stations with times and programs across the nation. Highlights include orchestras soloists talks and concerts from stations WGM and WLW Detroit Chicago and Philadelphia among others with varied evening musical offerings and public talks.
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Radio Digest
Central Standard Time
Associated Press
Amés
Atlan
IV Su Bu
Taw
Dan . Hicaro
Wgx
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Greveland
WLW
Cincinnati
Boy _ Scouts
WBAY
Columbus
WWI
Detroit News
Eomer Dibard
WCX
Detroit
Wo Davenport
Port Avorth for-Telegram Orchestra
Jefferson City
Los Angeles
Om Chestra
Loursville Journal
Reading
WHA
Madison
WGI Medford Hillside
Bie Brother Club
Adho
Campfire Iris
Columbia
Uniq
Edna Fearn
Ciclet
Wiz
New York
Tate
WOR
Newark
RLX
Oakland
Waaw
Omaha
WDAR
Samai Pols
WOO
Philadelphia
Orchestra
Phadelphia
Pittsburgh
Rew Ior Ann
Aene Bullman
Music Arts
Schenectady
Kyo
San Francises
Giants and White Sox split string of spring exhibitions
The Associated Press reports the New York Giants beat the White Sox 5 to 3 in Chattanooga as George Kelly and Hank Gowdy homered while Walter Huntalkr and entr Gearin held the Sox to seven hits. Yankees and Robins clash again in Knoxville as teams continue spring training.
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Associated Frees
New York Giants
John McGraw
White Sox
Chattanooga
George Kelly
Hank Gawdy
Huntalkr
Enn Gearin
Robins
Knoxville
Tenn
Yankees
Giants
Nashville
Dave Bancroft
Boston Nationals
Braves
Reading
Albany
Boston Americans
Memphis
Boston Braves
Washington Americans
Macon
Giorge Moeridga
Harris
Pluch
Drake Relay Carnival Promises Large Turnout
Des Moines reports a large block of tickets reserved for the Drake relay meet with about 1,500 athletes from universities colleges and high schools expected. alumni clubs from Dartmouth Michigan and Illinois and several state organizations have booked seats. Admission prices range from 1.50 on Friday to 2.50 on Saturday with all stadium seats reserved.
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Des Moines
Jk. J. Wilson
Aus
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Dartmouth
Michigan
Hlini
Hlini Club
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Aimes
Davenport
Cares
Illinois Stars
Drake
Simpson College
Grinnell
Errec
Pight Pictures Again in Color at St Paul Minn
A jumble of 1924 Pacific Coast League notes, detailing opening games in St Paul Minnesota. Mentions Portland players guests of San Francisco, with other club openings listed in Los Angeles, Oakland, Salt Lake City and Sacramento. Also reports arraignment of motion picture theater owners for alleged federal law violations tied to Dempsey Gibbons fight pictures. Includes unrelated entries on film and theater productions and pseudo-sports content.
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Florida
Senators
Savannah
Rochester
Internationals
Goose
Max Turk
Bernard Kuhn
Pete Thompson
Frank Jeric
Kenneth Hogan
Cleveland
Indians
New Orleans
St. Louis
Panthers
Johnny Tobin
Browns
Rightield
Portland
San Francisco
Sentre
Los Angeles
Oakland
St. Paul
Minn
Joseph Miredian
Fred N. Sturm
Great Falls
Mont
Minnesota
Dempsey-Gibbons
Shelby
United States
Lafayette French
Patlica
Washington
The Eternal Three at Plaza theatre
The Eternal Three, dedicated to a physician and surgeon, is now playing at the Plaza theatre. The drama explores how early tragedies intrude into domestic life and reflects the physician’s life devoted to humanity.
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Ufeix
Marshal Noeblat Itn Gram
Plasa Theatre
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