Cronin and Terry Picked as Leaders
A Mandclated Press report from New York on June 21 states Cronin of Washington and Terry of New York are selected as leaders for the Alabama tennis team. The pair are described as the most useful managers for the upcoming spring season.
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Riral Ladera
Allete Tennis
Neighborly disputes ease as track world weighs starting blocks
The piece details a reconciliation between the NGAA and AAU led by T Nojoon Motralt and Henn Cromwell amid plans to pursue new world records. Officials discuss starting blocks, timing devices, and officiating at a national meet, with NCAA and AAU positions noted.
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T. Nojoon Motralt
Chicago
NGAA
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Aver Buford
Baseball Scores Across Cities In Early Games
National action features Pittabarele and Pisa scoring seven to three with pitchers Hoyt Morris and Grace contributing. Pittsburg hosts Swit and Spoh while Salft, Pronch, Chaguoi and Padden secure the truce. Other results include Boston, New York, and Cleveland matchups with strong pitching and key line drives across cities.
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Postponed Softball Games Restart Friday Night at Park
Two postponed softball games will be played Friday night at Sportsman's Park. Announcement by A. J. Finch notes the matches were originally set for June 14 but were delayed. Details on teams and times remain unclear due to the garbled source text.
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Hike
Barbour
Young Democrats Meet Roche Candidate in Fort Collins
Twenty five members of the Young Democratic Club of Weld County will travel to Fort Collins to attend a tally and dinner honoring Miss Roche, a gubernatorial candidate. The event is hosted by the Hickory club and the Larimer County Young Democratic Club with plans to organize a Roche for Governor liberty group.
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Fort Collins
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Nias Jasephing Roche
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Yeuns Democretic Club
Larimer County
Coach George Scott Leads Boys Toward Tennis Semifinals
Coach George Scott molds youths toward summer tennis aims with Dan Flynn of Princeton in a three set loss while Rantera inteceallegiata dourgaint at Thuratoy sees a win over Davenport of Harvard to reach the semifinals. The piece also notes seasonal plans, athletic advice, and various sporting results.
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Princeton
Thuratoy
Gono Maka
Davenport
Harvard
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N.C.A. Asks that Marks Be Allowed
Los Angeles June 21 National Collegiate Athletic Association officials faced questions as they prepared for the national track and field championships at Memorial Coliseum. More than 300 college athletes from 89 institutions gathered for the meet that could see several national collegiate records broken amid strong favorites, including Stanford's coach and team.
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Memorial Coliseum
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National Gallegiate Athletic Association
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Stenford
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Local Golf and Tennis Standouts Edge Through Rounds
In a tangled set of amateur golf results, Larry and Non MicArthur were eliminated, while Nox Eto advanced to the quarterfinals after a two-up win on Thursday. Eaton beat John 2 and 1 in the morning, Eng lah dup fell to pit, and Tetratt Colored Giants defeated the Greeley AdvertTecra 7–6 and 7–4. Denver tennis saw Evang Milstein advance by 6–3, over Yoinhow, Haralt, and Vanderbilt’s candidate held off the Weotarnos by minutes. Leonard Patterson from Denver is noted among local participants.
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Haralt
Vanderbilt
Leonard Patterson
Farmer
Denver
Annual Meeting Notice for Gul Farmers Co operative Produce Co
Notice of the annual meeting of the holders to elect officers and address any lawful business. Meeting set for July 12, 994 at 7 p.m. at the company store in Ont. JW Min serves as secretary.
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Moslems In India Bury Hatchet Amid Unity Move
Two sections of the All-India Muslim League settle long standing differences and elect a mutual chairman as they push for national unity. The agreement signals renewed cooperation between factions ahead of regional political developments.
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Diilon Opponent Elks Triumph In Park Event
A fragmentary report notes the Elks defeating an opponent at a park venue on a Friday night. The text is garbled with names and details unclear but indicates a local game result and participant activity. The source mentions Teagens and scientists with uncertain roles, suggesting incomplete context.
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