UCLA Grid Ace 1882 Appeals Ruling
UCLA halfback Al Horsch appeals a PCC eligibility ruling affecting his four years of college football. The 1942 rule let freshmen play varsity. wartime changes granted four years later. PCC says he has three years. UCLA prepares to meet him as Stanford offers support.
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al Horsch
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Ernie Johnson
Missoula
Marchie Schwartz
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Gazelle Stakes at Aqueduct: Sweet Dream Prevails
Sweet Dream defeats Scattered and Compliance to win the 43rd Gazelle Stakes at Aqueduct in 1 45 1/5. Crowd 32,739. handle $2,427,442. Drum Beat takes Hollywood Park Cinema Handicap in 1:44 for mile and sixteenth with Belle Jolie second.
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Big Nine Favored To Beat Coast In Interconference Meet
Chicago June 21 The 33 man Big Nine track team is favored to defeat the 43 man Pacific Coast squad in the eighth renewal of their interconference rivalry at Northwestern Tuesday. Based on NCAA meet results the Coast should win four of 13 events while Big Nine should win nine.
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Navy wins Poughkeepsie regatta a year ago
Navy captured the Poughkeepsie regatta with Cornell finishing second and Washington placing third a year ago, according to rediscovered records.
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Washington
Moose Musso Inks Rocket Contract
Chicago Rockets of the All-America conference sign former Chicago Bears star Moose Musso as tackle coach. Musso captained the Bears for eight of his 12 NFL seasons and retired in 1944, joining Rocket head coach Ed McKeever’s staff alongside Ray McLean who was signed earlier as backfield coach.
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McLean
Rocket
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Louis Conn bout preview and Olympic hopes noted
In New York on June 21, Fran cis Albertanti predicts Jersey Joe Walcott and Joe Louis fight outcomes while observer opinion says Louis may win. Cornell freshman Charles Moore Jr. trains at Penn State aiming for Olympic selection, continuing his dad’s 1920s legacy. The article also notes a large shipment of American baseball gear to Holland for teams there.
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New York
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Louis-Billy Conn
Francis Albertanti
Francis
Louis
Jersey Joe
Charles “Crip” Moore Jr
Cornell
Penn State
Moore Jr
Holland
Monday Matinee Notes on Regatta Drought and Boxers
Swimmers and crews eye tomorrow’s Poughkeepsie regatta with many favoring California amid drought. Golden Bears trained well despite rain and wind that hampered Washington as daylight shifts due to the emergency time change. Jersey Joe Walcott trains in heavy gear to create a lighter feel in the ring. Navy basketball heads to its first Western trip since 1924 with two Chicago Stadium games. The Cleveland Indians mark Bill Veeck’s regime’s second anniversary with a Wednesday night celebration and a circus tent rumor surrounding the stadium.
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Cleveland Indians
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Willie's Holiday Turns Race Track City Stop
Willie Pool a former jockey and brother of a famed rider spent a day off from his Cleveland cafe teria job at the race track. He traded his chef’s apron for a new twist and stepped into the public eye with a surprising turn of events at the track.
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Willie
Sportsman's Park Sold For 450 000
Sportsman's Park, a Phoenix horse racing track, has been sold for a reported 450 000 to a group of eastern investors led by William L. Goldberg Louis Rosenzweig of Batavia Downs and Howard C. Carroll. They bought from Marion Wellborn Zack Aaddington and Bernard Gillespie. New owners plan night harness racing and thoroughbred programs.
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Louis Rosenzweig
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Howard C. Carroll
Marion Wellborn
Zack T. Addington
Bernard Gillespie
No Game Tonight as Teams Schedule Upcoming Semi Pro Night
No baseball tonight at Randolph Park. Tomorrow the Hall Insulators face the VFW in a semi pro league game. The Tucson Cowboys return Wednesday to start a three game series with Bisbee Douglas. The VFW downed Porter's Wildcats Saturday night 6 to 4.
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