Prick Chicken Hearted New State Game Law Signed
Wide range of sports notes on a day of upheaval and change. Governor Earle signs a new game law outlawing drunken hunting, strengthening penalties, expanding farm game refuge programs, and requiring county newspaper advertising. The piece also ties in baseball lore, Dizzy Dean, Frick, Connie Mack, and Wilbur Shaw, with reflections on sports influence and looming changes in amateur and professional athletics.
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Dizzy Dean Ready To Pitch After Suspension Lift
Jerome Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals was cleared to pitch today against the Phillies after a three day suspension was resolved. The National League president warned continued misconduct could reopen the case, while Dean defended his position and claimed victory in the dispute with Frank Frick over the incident and remarks surrounding his wife.
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Reunion of Half-Brothers After Denver Auto Crash
A Denver accident connected two half-brothers, 27 year old Raph Gwalier and Ardell Cadwalder WF, in a first meeting after Ardell read about Reton's crash in a newspaper. Ardell rushed to the hospital and the reunion followed amid amid confusion and medical care.
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Raymonds and Aeros Set for Sunday Third Clash Here
Raymonds and Aeros, both active today, meet here again Sunday for the third time this season. Raymonds seek a third straight win over their arch foe Milner Russ Cassett or Mike Popovite. Unpending as Who pitches for the Raymonds today against Union City's Athletics, Lefty Johnson to start for the Aeros tomorrow. The Aeros face rough spots after a tough week of drill. Erie visits Union City in the lone other game tomorrow. Start time 2:30 p.m.
Scores From Yesterday And Today In Major Leagues
Yesterday's American games included Cleveland 5 New York 3 Detroit 10 Washington 3 St. Louis 7 3 Philadelphia 64 with Boston Chicago rain. National clashes saw Chicago 5 New York 5 St. Louis 14 Brooklyn 4 Boston 9 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 8. International Newark 5 Syracuse 4 Buffalo 3 Rochester 2 Toronto 4 Montreal 8. Today's American slate features Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St. Louis New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Butsbirgh at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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Moore Not Serious Injury After Ball Hit
Joe Moore, a New York Giant outfielder, suffered a minor concussion from a pitch by Larry French of the Chicago Cubs yesterday. At Polyclinic Hospital his condition was listed as fair, with X-rays showing no fracture and the injury not believed serious. Baseball results and boxing notes follow with multiple matchups and participants.
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War Admiral Favorite In Belmont Stakes Field
War Admiral star of the Kentucky Derby and Freshness leads a field of several three year olds in the Belmont Stakes run for a $28,000 added purse. Pompoon is the main challenger, while Flying Soon Sceneshifter Melodist Brooklyn Vamonge and others also compete as War Admiral aims to join the sport's Triple Crown club.
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Don Lash Stars In Track Meet In Milwaukee
Don Lash powered Indiana to a dominant showing at the Central Intercollegiate track championships in Marquette stadium Milwaukee. Lash led a four straight state sweep with wins in the 1 mile and 5 mile runs and contributed to a record performance as the Hoosiers upset top state rivals. Illinois and Michigan records also fell in the meet with notable showings from Bill Hawthorne and Allan Tormich.
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Yesterday's Hero Billy Herman Drives Cubs Win Streak
Yesterday's hero Billy Herman drove the Chicago Cubs to an eight game winning streak with a single to score the victory run in the Title. Al New York tew Feldman of New York outpointed Pete Maseia of New York in a ten round bout, while Sten Stuvio of Finland stopped Mickey Salem of Paterson N J in the 10th.
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New Six Team Corry Country Club Golf League Rosters
Rosters for six teams in the upcoming Corry Country Club Golf League are listed with captains and players. Competition starts next week with eight-man lineups chosen weekly. daily match play dictates scoring and forfeits for missed dates. The schedule runs June to August, detailing matchups among Aeros, Keister, Citizens, Loblaws, Collins, and Raymonds.
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Cochrane to be taken to Ford Hospital Detroit
Mickey Cochrane, recovering from a violent skull fracture, will be moved from St Elizabeth's hospital to Ford Hospital in Detroit this weekend. The Detroit Tigers catcher manager has shown daily improvement since being struck by a pitched ball from New York Yankees pitcher Bump Hadley one day ago, and has regained much of his strength.
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Origins of the phrase cut off with shilling in wills
The text traces the expression cut off with shilling to ancient Rome and its later adoption in England. It explains that a will must provide for a true heir, even minimally, to secure validity. This practice, though not legally adopted from Rome, became customary to ensure heirs receive at least a shilling.
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Schmeling Goes Home
Former heavyweight champion Max Schmeling sails for Germany tonight with a possible September title bout offer to the winner of the Braddock Louis match. Promoter Mike Jacobs has Schmeling and Touls under contract, but Toullon will wait for Madison Square Garden fight outcomes before deciding. Schmeling will stay at his estate pending U S Circuit Court action on Garden restraining order against Braddock.
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U.S. Davis Cup Team Sails for Europe for Challenge
The United States Davis Cup squad under Captain Walter Pate sails for Europe to face the European zone winner for a chance to challenge Great Britain for the trophy. Team members include Donald Budge Gene Mako Bryan Grant Frankie Parker and Wayne Sabin. Parker was the alternate on the five‑man squad and Sabin travels as precaution. They will compete in the Queens Club tournament en route.
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Indians Hand Yanks Another Defeat
New York Yankees suffer injuries as Outfielder Selkirk strains a muscle while rookie Spurgeon Chandler twists a shoulder, delaying their Maclip for the endurance road trip. Meanwhile the Indians push ahead in the standings with a 6-8 loss as Detroit and Boston rebounded in late games.
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