New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1922, Page 15

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A, (. here injoffice that anyone wishing to pay Since the 1. A, A, I, through its IN nber when the v|vnn|m~,fl of m" tases for this month must do so be- ntly organized National Women's|fore Saturday noon in order to avoid vatural position largely influences the Athletics cominitten” that tha|the aadsd Leamiis G s the policies and decisions of the |\ ¢ i e |18 actad HRnAY, WhlGIN IS drDosei tiotal OlvmSie. Gofm it woula | ;& tinke A supervision for tailure to pay taxes before lhc_. 3 American women’s national compe- | month is ov be a short road for wom Hitan il b T8 ks e in gaining prominence or “equ crally expected here that the A, A | the Olympics by obtaining the sanc- i {., ™ age of nickel coins in {tion and submitting to the control of iyl gt y id to be due to the peas- the 1 o 0% g them in preference to The board of governors of the Ama- | i teur Athletic Union, the governing| national body in this country, which | affiliated with the 1. A, A, I, is iously pondcring the proposal to ume jurisdiction over women's atl es in the United g Saturday will be tion that confronts m 4 fmonth for the American women and girls ready, or, | ment t can they be made ready, to partici- | lectors they will pate in be in th the An in answer | post office Saturday until 12 o'clock. off Haines 0 in no ioning (pitched to on of (Mller) ; - ) Moran and G the last five fnnings. 'The teore: PHILADELPHLY —_— over of MURPHY WINS Al ACE (O 1h. :‘. li_ («-’v‘ c Ji ) Ty i s in 150-Mile Con- . 0 o \ . 0 o, Cal, || Women Likely to Add Color to the to travel nsw 1 answere Beats Pield of test at ¥ 1928 Olympic Games at controis | and entries P Amsterdam already competition vican t the Antwerp ( Fresno, Cal, April 28 —Jimmy|E won the 150-mile automobile t a field of nine in 1:: sterday. He took the lead in |, ond lap and was never passed, g the line a lap and three- 's ahead of Frank Llliott, who LOUIS was second. Harry Hartle was thivd. ab. 1 woel Art Klein was fourth, PPietro Bor- || dino firth, and Jerry Wonderlt sixth. Peter de Poalo narrowly ped|! sertuos injury in the ninety-c h lap on a turn when his car threw a tire rted up the howl for the guard |! he brakes held just in time. CHISOX LINEUP, = yesterday 6 to 4 in the first game of B e the series with St. Louis. Grimes drove the ball over the right field fence for a home run in the sixth and | tied the score. In the next inning his single drove in two men with the win- The score: ST, New York, April 28.—Women Ath- are likely to play a prominent part in the 1928 Olyripic Amsterdam, ‘j letes through the sugg "|that the International Amateur Next M FO};S d Next Mon., Tues., Wed. 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