Records Arent Accepted In Sport For Various Reasons
The article explains why athletic marks are not officially recorded including lack of proper conditions and certification by authorities, unsanctioned venues, faulty applications, and wind or relay start issues. It cites AAU procedures, describes examples from past meets, and notes occasional corrections or rejections of marks.
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Feld
Atana
Athletta Union
Ito
Auch
Femsoha Fur
Dlons
Eh Uming
Ate
Omecats
I Worlds
Jackson &Chole
A. WU
Beholz
Greennboro
N. Cc
Louis Clark
Baltimore
A. AU
Ita
Iieley
En. Parson
Huf‘talo
Mdmuory
Johnny Holden
New York A.C
Ivan Miley
Winote A. Churdler
F. B M. Taylor
Certified Family aims to boost heredity awareness at Kansas fair
Dr Florence Sherbon of the University of Kansas outlines a new family pride venture called the Certified Family at the Kansas Free Fair. The program, now adopted in several states, seeks to certify well born families and spread heredity information through the Fitter Family contest, noting 522 people in 126 families have been examined. A separate Ames Iowa report notes Marion Orchard, daughter of publisher W J Orchard, pursuing electrical engineering studies at Iowa State College to explore what powers progress and future opportunities for women in the field.
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Lawrence
Kan
Florence Sherbon
Kansha
Alx
Pelia
Ben
Shermay
Gugento
Thue
B Sharven
Ames
Iowa
Progresa Ko
Mien Marion Orchard
W. J. Orchard
Cobbett Glurts
Itall College
Duke University Sets Unique Mark in Female Enrollment
Duke University in Durham announces an $80 million gift from the late James HB Duke and reports 322 women students this year, making up 33 percent of total enrollment. The expansion traces back to 1975 when the Misses Persie Mary and Therese Gilea enrolled at Trinity College.
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Durham
N.C
Duke Univeratty
Seniion
James HB
Duke
Trinity College
Wax
Persie
Mary
Therese Gilea Ware
Trinity
Traveling shows report prosperity across the Breitei shires
June reports from the annual Abowmen's Cand? show a 28,060,000 pound investment in traveling shows across the British States. The business, once catering to a narrow audience, now attracts a large adult patronage. Wolves often try to lure away mates.
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Breitieh Tates
Abitran
Mowte
Aroun
Toga
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