Iron Belt Baseball Club Invades Local Park Sunday Afternoon
Ironwood Athletics routed Colby Colts 11 to 4 on the Ironwood diamond. Joe Cavosie starred with a home run two triples and a double in five trips. Hugo Ippolite led Colby with two doubles and a single in four at bats. Montreal beat St Marys 8 to 5 in Montreal. Cary defeated Iron Belt 14 to 4 at Cary. Ramsay has an open date.
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Iron Belt Baseball Club
Ironwood Athletics
Colby Colt
Ironwood
Joe Cavosie
Hugo Ippolite
Colts
Colby
Montreal
St. Mary's
Cary
Iron Belt
Ramsay
Nose Fly Pest Hits Deer in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
The Michigan Department of Conservation Game Division reports nose-fly infestations in deer across Alpena Montmorency Ontonagon Gogebic and Alger counties. Larvae weaken deer leading to winter pneumonia. larvae mature in summer and spread via infected nose contacts. Discovery traces to Alpena County in 1950 with earlier 1931确认 deaths and larvae found in London Game Refuge.
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Game Division
Michigan Department of Conservation
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Alpera
Alpena
Montmoorency
Ontonagon
Gogebic
Alger
Vietory Cahalane
Alpena County
London Game Refuge
Story of Europe s Richest Mystery Man
An article reveals the strange life of Sir Basil Zaharoff who built a vast fortune on death destruction and misery. It claims he stirred wars and revolutions to sell munitions while hiding his real name and nationality for years. The American Weekly features the piece with Detroit Times next Sunday.
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Basil Zaharoff
Detroit Times
Adv
Small Brother and Mr Gelden on baseball knowledge
Willie teases Mr Gelden about being a baseball star while he insists he knows little about the game. Sis claimed he was a good catch, prompting talk with their mother about his supposed skills.
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Mr. Golden
Mr. Gelden
Willie
Sis
Vander Meer Receives Gold Medal at MSU for Athletics
Myrton L Vander Meer of Grand Rapids earned a gold medal from the Michigan State College Athletic Council for combining scholastic achievement with football prowess at Michigan State College in East Lansing.
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East Lansing
Myrton L. Vander Meer
Grand Rapids
Michigan State
Michigan State College Athletic Council
Twilight League Softball Scores Week Summary
Results show Grahams 7 Pharmacy 6 in eight innings on Friday. Pharmacy then beat Grahams 11 3 on Monday. Kelto Velins 9 Blatz 4 on Tuesday. Latz 13 Old Style Lagers 5 on Wednesday. Kelto Velins 11 Grahams 3 on Thursday. Next week’s schedule lists June 26 Pharmacy versus Nuttycrest, June 27 Lagers versus Plumbers, June 28 Blatz versus Sluggers, June 29 Plumbers versus Sluggers, June 30 Nuttycrest versus Lagers, July 1 Nuttycrest versus …
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Pharmacy
Grahams
Kelto Velins
Blatz
Nuttycrest
Lagers
Plumbers
Sluggers
Kelto-Velins Seeeeeen
Blatz Brewers
Lutz
Pharmacy Eeeeeessens
Upper Peninsula Junior Baseball Tourney Set for Aug 11
The Upper Peninsula Junior Baseball committee selects Iron River district for elimination play on August 11 with games at Iron River Mineral Hills Stambaugh and Caspian plus Gibbs City and Bates as needed. Ten teams expected for opening elimination rounds. the winner earns the title and a pennant while Legion posts may enter one team. Number of participants grows as interest rises. registrations handled by Albert Ackley and drawings supervised by Ned Dundon. A $25 donation funds staging and fans from nearby towns are invited to attend.
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Iron River
Upper Peninsula
Crystal Falls
L. D. Goddard
L’anse
J. F. Sharpensteen
Escanaba
Atty
Ned Dundon
Iron Mountain
Guy M. Cox
Albert D. Ackley
West Side
Mineral Hills
Stambaugh
Caspian
Gibbs City
Bates
St. Janace
Legion
Peninenta
Albert Ackley
Atty, Dundon
Th Upper Peninsula Baseball Committee
Michigan rod license law takes effect Sunday
Michigan opens general fishing season Sunday June 25 and enforces the new rod license law. Everyone over 15 must carry a license to fish inland waters, with wife’s license rules explained. Non resident fees run 2.00 for annual, 1.00 for 19 day, wife discounts apply. Great Lakes waters exempt. Trout license holders may use existing licenses.
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Lansing
Michigan
Department of Conservation
Great Lakes
Conservation Department
Caspian Boxer Wins Lightweight Title in Tournament Finals
Caspian boxer Pete Koloff Penchet won the lightweight title at the American Legion diamond gloves tournament in St Paul by scoring a knockout over Pat Chilefone of St Paul in the finals.
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Pete “Koloff
Penchet
American Legion
St. Paul
Pat Chilefone
Upper Peninsula
Wisconsin
City Leaguiets Idle This Week In Open Date
All city and township baseball league teams have no league games next Sunday due to an open date. At 2 meeting at Latz's drag store, managers discussed. Anvil showed sportsmanship by remaining in the league, denying forfeits, and replaying a game with Avalon. Anvil offered to play Oilers instead of a forfeit for a June 4 date with Dixie Offers. A dispute in the eighth inning of a recent Avalon game led to Avalon walking off as Anvil led 6 to 0, with a replay agreed.
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City
Latz
Anvil
Avalon
Dixie
Oilers
Hardyng Keeps City Lead with Dixie Oilers Win
Harding baseball star Laurie Nelson led a strong all around performance at Bessemer ballpark Sunday afternoon to defeat the Dixie Oilers. Nelson struck out 17 batters, allowed four hits, and helped Harding secure the victory as Oiler first baseman Bee Chouinard contributed a hard double. Final score shows Harding ahead in the city league standings.
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Harding
Dixie Oilers
Bessemer
Laurie Nelson
Wefiield
Laurie Strackeng
Bee Chouinard
Wholesale Murders by the Dortmund Demon Trio
A sensational account from The American Weekly describes a string of murders by the so called Dortmund Demon Trio terrorizing a city for two years. The piece, promoted with Sunday promotions in Chicago Herald and Examiner, claims dramatic interludes and claims of lifesaving by a bystander, and includes a dialogue snippet about a woman named Merze.
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Dortmund
Remmund
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
SATISFIED PATIENTS TO IRONWOOS AT CURRY HOTEL MONDAY
Dr. W. D. Rea offers consultation at Curry Hotel with free consultations and affordable medicines. The Minneapolis physician, licensed since 1895, advertises treatment for stomach liver and digestive diseases with a one day only service window from 0 a.m. to 4 p.m. Numerous named patients from Oklahoma Texas Michigan and Georgia seek care for abdominal shames chronic appendicitis neuritis hemorrhoids and rheumatism.
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Curry Hotel
Gus Oled
Gaylord
J. Ho WeMahen
Okla
J. Edwards
R. W. Terrell
Tifton
Leo Sitta
Rosenberg
Texas
Lilian Goodman
Escarabia
Mich
W. L Langston
Wichita Falls
Sehmitegal
W. D. Rea
Medical Laboratory
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Rudness Star Athlete At Michigan Freshmen Baseball
George Rudness of Negaunee won a freshman numeral in baseball at the University of Michigan this spring. He batted well over .500 and played outfield for the freshman team. He is regarded as strong material for the varsity next year and will play this summer with the Negaunee Rovers in the Inter County league.
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George Rudness
Negaunee
University of Michigan
Rudness
Negaunee Rovers
East Tech of Cleveland wins national Prep track title
East Technical High School Cleveland scored 54 points to win the national Prep championship at the 29th annual interscholastic meet at the University of Chicago. Jesse Owens of Cleveland tied the world record in the 100 yard dash at 9.4 seconds. Louisiana State won the national collegiate track title at Chicago with 58 points, Southern California was runner up with 54. Davis Cup team Australia defeated Japan to reach the European zone finals against England, who eliminated Czechoslovakia in the semifinals. Dave Komonen of Toronto won the national AAU marathon in 2 hours 53 minutes 43 seconds. Paul A. Host of Notre Dame, married in Chicago to Betty Bushnell of Louisville. Host resides in La Crosse Wisconsin. Primo Carnera filed for bankruptcy in New York, liabilities 59829 assets 1182. Phyliss Buchanen defeated Lillian Zech 5 to 4 to win the trans Miss golf title at Des Moines. Frank Sigatoos of Indianapolis extended his hitting streak to 78 games, breaking Bob Fisher’s 1921 record.
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East Technical High
Cleveland
University of Chicago
Jesse Owens
Louisiana State
Chicago
Southern California
Australia
Japan
England
Czechoslovakia
Dave Komonen
Toronto
Canada
Washington
Paul A. Host
Notre Dame
Betty Bushnell
Louisville
Host
la Crosse
Wis
Primo Carnera
United States District Court
New York
Phyliss Buchanen
Denver
Des Moines
Lillian Zech
Frank Sigatoos
Indianapolis
Bob Fisher
Minneapolis
Diamond giveaway atomizer nozzle by oi-burner firm
A unnamed oi-burner company offers a diamond prize to each unit buyer. The diamond cannot be worn as jewelry because it is transformed into an atomizer nozzle with a drilled hole of one fiftieth of an inch. The diamonds are inexpensive bort stones not fit for jewelry.
Colby Faces Iron Belt in Interstate League Showdown
Colby Colts, defending Bessemer champions, host Iron Belt next Sunday at 2:30 PM in a tight Interstate League game. Colby sits at two wins and one loss, while Iron Belt has three wins and one defeat and is chasing first place. Ramsay at Cary. Ironwood at St Marys. Iron Belt at Colby.
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Iron Belt
Colby Colts
Bessemer
Colby
Cary Empires
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Carnegie Institution
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Goldie Diggs
Chicago & North Western
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