Free Tuition Rule Tightens Pacific Coast Conference Athletics
The Pacific Coast Conference adopted strict measures on athletic recruiting. Fines up to 1000 dollars for member schools violating rules and compulsory tuition payments up to 64 dollars yearly for athletes were set. The reform tightens the Atherton purity code and extends training table privileges to two meals daily during the season.
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Wek
Nye retracts claim on Robin Moor sinking
Senator Gerald P. Nye denied yesterday that Britain sunk the American freighter Robin Moor. He said the evidence shows the vessel was sunk by a German submarine and reaffirmed his earlier stance consistent with America First foreign policy.
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Robin Moor
Ualcage
Gerald P. Nye
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Britain
New York
Conn Plans to Outbox Louis in Prolonged Clash at Palo Grounds
NEA Service sports wrap recounts Billy Conn predicting a running fight with Joe Louis in their 11 round title bout at Palo Grounds. Conn aims to avoid early damage by smothering Louis with steady punching while keeping leverage, speed, and footwork in his strategy.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
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Joe Louis Baureen
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Big Conn
Joe Louis
Johnny Ray
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Lous
Exhibition in Rain At Doubleday Field Between Reds and Indians
Rain delayed baseball in Cooperstown as Reds and Indians played a 2 to 1 contest before about 6,000 fans. Russell Peters doubled to drive in a run, Jim Turner pitched five innings, Cal Dorsett held the Reds to two hits, and Eddie Joost made a key error that helped Cleveland score their runs.
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Akles
Herve HL
Lima
Bill McKechnip
Reds
Roger Peckinpaugh
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Jottield
Ken Welker
Gee Walker
Eddie Joosti
Roar
Monte Pearson
Keltauer
Eenia Kay
Bob Mattick
Pearson
Cal Dorsett
Jim Turner
Cleveland
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Keltner
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Walker
Omattick
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Joost
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Standings mix of hockey game notes and player records
Detroit at Washington shows house records with Leonard at 8 9 and St Lavia ab Philadesiphia Auk er 4 8 Hadley 5 3. Cleisland at New York lists Feller 418 2 against Donald 2 1. Chicago Boston Rigney 3 1 Hatae 3 2. Philadelphia Chicago Blanton 3 5 Olsen 2 Reston. Pittsburgh Salvo 1 vs Butcher 4 4. New York Cincinnati Schujnachér 4 0 Riddle 4 0. Brooklyn St Lana Casey 7 2 Gumbert 0 2.
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Chcace
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Rigney
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Phisdelphia
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Olsen
Reston
Pittsburgh
Salvo
Butcher
Cincinvatis Schunjachér
Riddle
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Casey
Gumbert
St Louis Cardinals extend NL lead with 1-0 win over Dodgers
In St Louis on June 18 the Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 1 to 0 to widen their National League lead to three games. Max Lanter pitched four-hit ball over nine innings with two runs failing to cross, while Dodger Whitlow Wratt held St Louis to four hits. Only Johnny Hopp and Don Padgett delivered timely hits as the Red Birds took the game.
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Martin Marion
Don Iieq
Wratth
Stevn Meswey
Aell
Brooklyn
Tame
Tanter
Wiltness
Mickey Owen
Growider
Marion al Ishortston
Clair Peterson Qualifies in Idaho Amateur Meet
Clair Peterson of Scobey Montana shot 79 to lead out of state players as he qualifies in the top 16 in the Idaho State Amateur tournament opening day at Napa Idaho. The former Montana State Junior champion stood out among regional entrants on the first day.
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Napa
Idaho
Glary Peterson
Scobey
Mont
Billy Conn Backing Grows Among Fight Brains for Wednesday
New York dispatch says Billy Conn receives unexpected support from boxing’s inner circle for his heavyweight title shot against Joe Louis at the Polo Grounds next Wednesday. Betting odds tighten as experts weigh Conn’s chances. Louis pursues sparring through May with big paydays ahead including potential bouts with Lou Nova and Buddy Baer, while public interest runs high.
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New York
Speetacls
Broadway
Billy Con
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Joe
Pittsburgh
Louis
Polo Grounds
Billy Boy
Moray
Lie Tanghes
Tack Kraken
Joy
Abraham Simon
Lou Nova
Buddy Baer
Got Any Black Widow Spider Eggs Scientist Wants Em
An entomologist Dr W Dwight Pierce seeks black widow spider eggs to breed wasps that hatch first and eat the eggs. He plans to release wasps on Hawaiian sugar plantations to curb black widow populations. The wasp Bacus california is named in his honor.
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Los Angels
Jana
Dwight Pierce
Los Angeles
Joe Hasty Mussum
Duken
Pietea
Hawaiian Island
Pierce
Hart Leads Twilight Shooting With 29 Streak
H L Hart returned after a hiatus to post a near perfect string of 29 as twilight shoot results show top scores by Hart 35-21 and V Gruner 24-24. Other leaders include Jana Mritz 24 and 25, with next club shoot set for Thursday at 6:50 PM west traps.
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Jana Mritz
Wilson
Sperry
Ekel II
Skinner
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Hart
Carl Jolmeen
Ren Prosser
Mudd
Mickey Carlson
Ole Carlson
A. Mues
V. Gruner
H. Monson
Carl Carlson
Spice
Kivley
Softball slugging contest ends in Board of Health win
The Board of Health defeated Capitol Bonalais 11 to 8 in a Highway league softball game last night. The Ennates started strong with a two round run but faded in the fourth as Health exploded with nine runs. Carlson and Martello led the winners with key hits while Byko and Chrstison also contributed.
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Bonalais
Ennates
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Bowen
Senators
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Martello
Bykovalé
Chrstison
Author Nordhoff and Laura Whiley Married in Santa Barbara
Charles Nordhoff, noted co author of Mutiny on the Bounty, and Laura Whiley aged 24 were married yesterday at Santa Barbara California. The ceremony united two notable residents with Nordhoff’s literary fame and Whiley’s local ties.
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Charles Nordhoff
Laura Whiley
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Helena Butte Game Called At End Of Third
The Helena and Butte teams in the Montana State Baseball League had the game halted at the end of the third due to a heavy downpour. Helena led 2-0 when play stopped after Butte plated three runs in the third on walks as the umpire halted action amid the rain.
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Mastelena
Iain
Hastelena
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Waas
Berg, Weil Reach Western Open Final in Rain Soaked Play
In Cincinnati on June 1, Patty Berg and Burt Weil advanced to the 12th annual Western Open finals at the Mahoning Country Club course. Berg edged Betty Jameson on a disputed stroke and won after 26 holes, while Weil defeated James Platt 7 and 6 to join Berg in the final showdown.
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Patty Berg
Neapolis
Burt Weil
Craig Wood
Cincinnati Country Club
Lical Mina
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Weil
James P. Platt
Dayton
Misa Sélen Dettweller
Washington
Missy Berg
Miss Jameson
Mis
Miles Jameson
Miss Berg
Missiameson
Teans
Bob Feller starts college scholarship plan at Morningside
Star pitcher Bob Feller announced a plan to fund four $2,000 yearly college scholarships for four admitted boys, with $250 a year for each, based on athletic ability character and financial need. He aims to continue as long as funds last, starting with a boy at Morningside College and planning one new scholar each year.
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Morningside
Judson Bailey
Cooperstown
Hert
Landleady
Atala
Sclavie
Jim Steck
Foo
Weller
Asong Aa
Feller
Indians
Mahoning Valley Open Leads With Top Golfers At Sundown
In Girard Ohio on June 14 thunderstorms delayed play as a field of leading golfers pushed three under par at the Mahoning Country Club. Yen Trogan Herehey Pat Byron Nelson and Ing Tatwhen Liltio of San Francisco posted rounds near 168 for a T2-hel e classic ending Sunday. Craig Wood, National Open champion, trailed with a 72.
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Girard
Ohio
Yen Trogan
Fion T Herehey
Pat Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ing Tatwhen Liltio
San Francisco
Craig Wood
JSRA
Milnar reports VA schedule overrun on May aircraft deliveries
Vultee Aircraft corporation announced today that May deliveries of basic framing planes to the U S Army Air Corps exceeded the contract schedule by 85 percent. President Milnar did not disclose the number of ships delivered.
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Vultee Aircraft Corporation
U. S. Army Air Corps
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