Institute Grid Prospects Are Good This Year
New Mexico Military Institute expects a strong football season with only three regulars missing from last year. Ed Daigle Duffie and Parenti join the backfield as top newcomers. Several other high school players expected to join. Last season's team was among the best in institute history and practice begins Friday.
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Colleges Cut Prices Tickets to Grid Games
New York reports widespread reductions in college football admission prices for the coming season. About 30 of 62 eastern colleges cut costs, with an average midwest drop around 20 percent and western cuts from 1 to 40 percent. Only Maine, Geneva College and Bethany plan raises or free admission. top price remains rare with Yale Harvard and Army Notre Dame games at higher levels.
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Wife Finds the New Friend 15 Deceitful Cad
Doris Blake writes to a column about a married woman who lends money and meals to a handsome younger man named Zu. She confronts his deceit and questions the morality of pursuing his affections while suggesting such affairs offer little real reward. Record Want-Ads Get Results.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT ASSOCIATED PRESS RECAP
New York bouts saw Steve Hamas from Passaic and Charley Massera from Pittsburgh tie after ten rounds. Chicago card had Jackie Sharkey from Minneapolis outpoint Lou Vine of Chicago in six. Denver featured Baby Joe Gans. Durango’s Buddy Jackson stopped a New York opponent in eight rounds. Revere’s Norman Conrad fought to a draw with Vit- from Wilton, New Hampshire.
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Yesterday's Stars Braves Soon to Play Six with N Y Giants
The New York Giants hold a six game lead over the Boston Braves as they prepare for a crucial six game series. Hubbell pitched the Giants to their first win in four, beating the Cardinals 3 to 0 in the first game of a doubleheader. Bill Walker shut out the Giants 2 0 in the second, giving the Cards the nightcap. Cubs split with Dodgers, Pirates beat Phillies, Senators’ AL lead narrowed, White Sox 11 5 over Phillies, Red Sox and Browns split a twin bill.
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Rin Tin Tin Jr Flies to Chicago for World Fair Appearance
Rin Tin Tin Jr., son of the famed canine Rin Tin Tin, boarded a Western Air Express United Air Lines plane in Los Angeles to fly to Chicago for a personal appearance with his trainer Lee Duncan. The dog’s fare was earned before a movie camera. A photo captures Rin Tin Tin Jr. aboard the mid continent plane ready to take off.
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Baseball scores from yesterday’s American League games
New York defeated Detroit 11 to 9 while Philadelphia beat Chicago 5 to 11. Boston finished 8 to 9, St. Louis 10 to 4, Washington 2 to 2, and Cleveland 1 to 7.
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National League Scores Roundup From Baseball Games
St Louis 0 New York 3, Chicago 5 Brooklyn 13, Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 1. Only games reported.
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Baseball Scores From Midwest League Slates
American Association results show Minneapolis 3 over Milwaukee 1 while St. Paul Kansas City game postponed due to rain. Indiana Toledo 2 defeated Louisville 9 Columbus 7, highlighting key outcomes and local standings.
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Sports scores summary from multiple city games
Jersey City 8 5. Baltimore 17 8. Toronto 3 Montreal 4. Albany 5 3. Newark 8 11. Buffalo 2 Rochester 9.
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Western League Scores and Standings Note
The schedule shows Joplin 6 Omaha 9 and Springfield 1 Des Moines 2 with Topeka 12 and Bartlesville 2. Only games scheduled.
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Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast League Summary
In the Pacific Coast League Sacramento tied Hollywood 2 while Oakland beat Missions 5 to 2. San Francisco routed Seattle 10 to 2 as Los Angeles at Portland was postponed due to rain.
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Texas League Scores Reported From Evening Games
Oklahoma City beat Fort Worth 6 to 4. Tulsa 4, Dallas 3. Beaumont 3, Houston 0. San Antonio 9, Galveston 8. Local standings and results show a busy night across the Texas League with multiple close outcomes.
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Southern Association scoreboard update
Little Rock defeated Memphis 3 to 1 while New Orleans and Birmingham were held to a 0 to 0 result in a tied matchup.
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Notable Baseball Standouts Across League Action
Tony Lazzeri drove in five for the Yankees with a home run and triple against the Tigers. Carl Hubbell limited opponents and Cardinals pitcher Fach yielded five hits in shutout wins. Dan Taylor and Jim Morell led Dodgers and Cubs with multi hit nights, Morell adding a homer in the nightcap. Roy Johnson powered the Red Sox with a home run and five singles in a twin bill. Heinie Manush and Monte Pearson provided the Senators and Indians with decisive hits, Appling drove in three for the White Sox, Meine starred for the Pirates with five hits.
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