Shue Fly Dunks Hay Wins Western Quarter Mile Glory
Shue Fly, a seven year old sorrel owned by Elmer and Charley Hepler, is famed as the western quarter horse speedster. She runs a quarter mile in about 21 2 5 seconds and holds course records at Albuquerque, Eagle Pass, and Tucson. The Heplers stake $10,000 that nothing on horse shoes can beat her, and Shue Fly is known for dunking hay before meals and for her love of racing.
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Game Commission Stocking Streams Sets Trout Rules
Arizona Game and Fish Commission prepares streams and lakes for the trout season opening May 30. Anglers may keep trout until September 30 with limits of 15 per day or 10 pounds plus one fish, and 60 trout or 45 pounds per seven days. Special regs apply to Oak Creek Grand Canyon park and Granite Basin in Yavapai County with a 10 trout limit. Oak Creek possession is limited similarly.
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Southeastern Conference Plans 11 Football Teams This Fall
The Southeastern Conference aims to field teams from 11 of its 12 schools in 1944, with Vanderbilt likely not playing conference games. Mississippi State and the University of Mississippi received authorization to complete schedules after a war time ban was lifted. Only four teams posted full 1943 schedules, while Kentucky Tennessee Florida Auburn and Alabama plan to resume play. Coaches hint at material from discharged veterans and 4-Fs as resources.
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Rockne's mother dies at 85 in Chicago
Martha Cjermo, mother of late Notre Dame football coach Knute Rockne, died in Chicago at age 85. Funeral services are planned for Saturday afternoon.
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Grand Canyon anglers face 20 fish possession limit
The commission restricts anglers to 20 fish in possession after the second day of fishing in Grand Canyon waters. Bullfrog season runs June 1 through November 30, with amphibians taken by spears, gigs or tackle and a four inch body length limit.
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