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Kii Uin Lykiw 3-31 in h m pm Bush i i 1 i continued and also called to his attention that on june 21-32 the aau will hold in National championships in track and Field at , Fisher added this International meet at St. Louis is sponsored by the aau with the cooperation and backing of Tho . State department he said he told Gen Macarthur that the recent memorandums by the Mcaa would naturally confuse the athletes an possibly keep some of them from competing at St. Louis. Fisher charged that the memorandum sent out in March and april were done so clearly wit the intent to confuse the he said these memorandums advised All Mcaa member colleges to comply with the original policy of the Mcaa. Thea policy Calls on All Mcaa affiliated personnel to quit aau affiliations not to support aau activities and to withhold use of facilities for aau he also claimed the aau operations have been undermined and hampered by the confusing state ments in the Mcaa Fisher made his statement about an agreement in january be tween the rival Amateur athletic organizations which called on both to cooperate in athletic general retainer the right to act As referee in any disputes be tween them. F a n f a b the cardinals tied the game at77 in the seventh on m four run uprising after Pinarli hot tar James d off with a san rec. Floo l Dou bled. And Bill White Dick Groat and Stan music to singled. Leo Burke hitting for George Altman doubled to the Canter fold wait. The cards jumped on starter Don Nottebart who recently pitched a no hit game against Phat Ltd Phon for two runs in the first. 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