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Among the Stars at Olympic Games. ·
New Tennis Star.
Veteran Pitcher.
Rena MacDonald of Boston, who was second in the shot-put, and it took a world's record holder to defeat her. She also placed in the javelin throw.
Veteran Shows Way in Tournament.
Fritz Mercur, Le High Univer- sity tennis star who humbled both "Big Bill" Tilden and George M: Lott, Jr., in the East- turf court championship singles. He played John Doeg, of Stanford, in the final.
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U.S. Dry Law.
Jack Quinn of Connie Mack's "White Elephants"-with the weight of forty-three years on his shoulders, is one of the leading pitchers of the American League.
A Doggone Happy Family.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1928.
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