Jeane’s Sports Career Journey Through Baseball and Hockey
A profile of Jeane, a pioneering female sports writer, who covered Hallly baseball clubs on the West Coast and later shifted to hockey. The piece notes her struggle for acceptance among male colleagues, her editorial work in a San Francisco sports paper, and her enduring enthusiasm for baseball as a key sport.
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Lavish Spending Helps Win Derby
Lavish spending by Mrs. Ethel Mars drives Gallahadian to the Derby win as she funds a vast racing operation. The Chicago socialite, who inherited Milky Way Farm from Frank C. Mars, built a program spending hundreds of thousands on yearlings and trained horses since 1935.
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Ethel V. Mars
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Pulaski
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Washington wage hour ruling reshaped by Col. Fleming
Washington correspondent notes Col. Philip Fleming reshapes the wage hour division policy. He insists business owners be told how the law will be enforced, moving away from vague staff opinions to clear, defendable standards. The shift aims to clarify exemptions and application for executives, administrative employees, learners, and seasonal industries.
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Standings and Rescheduled Games Across Leagues
Monday results show Birmingham and Atlanta tied at 16 in a rare stand, with no other games played. Upcoming Tuesday fixtures include Little Rock at Nashville Birmingham at Atlanta Memphis at Knoxville and New Orleans at Chattanooga. Western standings feature Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Boston in a 14 inning clash 14 innings ended with a Philadelphia win.
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Nevada County Softball Champions Declared
J. He Garrett, chairman of the Nevada County softball league, announced Tuesday that Lanobutch Rentens boys and Willisville girls teams completed the season as champions. The league noted no further games remain and the season concluded with these title holders.
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Nevada County Softball League
Lanobutch Rentens Boys
Willisvile Girls
Sommerde
Dressed Driver Causes Field Crash in Mount Vernon
A man driving to work in Mount Vernon Washington lost control while dressing, veered into a field, and overturned his car but survived. He told state patrol he would avoid dressing in his car again, while officials rethink wage hour definitions and prepare hearings on the issue.
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Wash
Bermis Verler
Cress
Post-Grad Pole Vault Star Warmerdam Sets World Mark
Sam Jackson notes that Dutch long jumper and pole vaulter Warmerdam, a Fresno State product, recently set a world pole vault record at 15 feet. He trained at UC Berkeley before college. coach Hunter cites club life extending athletic peaks. Feris and AAU links highlighted as Warmerdam prepares for Fresno meet.
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Watmerdam
University of California
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Charles F. Hunter
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Bill Sefton
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Armerdam
Fresno
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Flint Hanna
Deséithe
Duteh
Sefton
Meadows
George Vikoff
Milwaukee
Voeuff
Bink Templeton
Stanford
Warmerdan
Hutter
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Barbs of War Report From a Troubled Front
A fragmented wartime item recounts a lone trooper's motorcycle accident and hints at strategic shifts. It mentions May, a shift of influence in Europe, and inquiry into Mediterranean options as forces tighten their grip and logistics protest.
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Tiree
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Boveyman
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Maryland's 1610s plan echoes in modern farm relief efforts
In St Marys City Maryland historians note an early government effort to stabilize agriculture by mandating corn planting linked to labor. A colonial statute required two acres of corn for each tobacco laborer to avert food shortages, reflecting enduring concerns about crop diversification and food security.
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St. Macy's County
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