Donnegan Harls Jarrett Leads 5-1 Twilight League Win
Joe Donnegan quieted Cottrell Service as Jarrett Printers cruised to a 5-1 victory at Laidley Id. Jumbo Compton homered for Cottrell, but Jarrett answered with key hits and two late tallies. The game lasted 1 hour 5 minutes, the fastest so far this season.
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Dartmouth College Unveils Murals by Jose Clemente Owens
A mural program at Dartmouth features Mexican artist Jose Clemente Owens as he promotes fresco painting. The works include monumental pieces inspired by Prometheus and are part of a broader display across higher education, with Claremont and Fevena college among noted comparisons.
Time Walkeroon Electric Whisk Rum Time Clock Sale
Mixed garbled text references synchronized clocks and vast sales figures. The piece mentions electric whisk and Chowvatory Time with figures around 17 million dollars and 495 million in sales, but the sentence fragments prevent a clear coherent summary.
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Dormitory Project Delayed in Boulder
The announcement states construction of a university dormitory is delayed due to financing questions. Officials cite funding issues as the principal reason for postponing the build, with no new completion date set.
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Boulder
Orwell Favored In 153rd Running Of English Derby
Orwell, the favorite owned by W. M. G. Singer, faces 61 three year olds at Epsom Downs in the 153rd Derby. The field reduced to 92 with Sunnyborough scratched, and despite rain risk, Orwell seeks a major purse of 16,000 pounds. Other contenders include Miracle, Castor, Hesperus, Cockpen, April the Path, and Royal Dancer. American entrants Tortaug, Corey and Celebrator are outsiders.
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Brandt and Pitt Knotha salvage final game in series
Victor Brandt and Pitt Knotha helped salvage the final game of the series against the New York Giants. The performance kept the contest alive as the yen impact is noted in Boston on May 31.
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Manush’s Triple Sparks Senators Past A’s in 12 Innings
In Philadelphia Heinie Manush delivered a clutch triple driving in Buddy Myer for a 5-4 Washington win over the Athletics after twelve innings. Manush also homered earlier as Washington tied and then pulled ahead, while Freitas debuting for the A’s battled seven innings before Joe Cronin’s ninth inning homer sealed the loss.
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White Sox Triumph Over Indians 6 5 in Cleveland
Chicago pitchers defeat Cleveland 6 to 5 as Averill belts a ninth inning homer with bases loaded but costly errors by Vosmik and Morgan help the Sox. Grube involved in an umpire altercation as Emmett Ormsby takes Moriarty’s plate duties. Brown allows solid run support but miscues hinder Cleveland.
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Baseball score and player notes from New York game
A garbled recap lists base hits by Merger Worthington Bhirex and others with mentions of players Schumacher, Mogan, Yerry Critt Jackson Terry Urbansk Maranville Shires and Daxes. New York 3 Boston 5 with Bacon Balle Achwmancher 2 Bragde 1 and strikeouts by Bregdt J. Eita Schumacher Min 7. Loring pltener achimacher Unentees Donnelly Reardon Quigley.
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Former Star Of Diamond Passes
PITTSBURGH March 31 Frank Lebert 48 a former baseball player at Bay City Michigan Hartford Connecticut and Baltimore Maryland died today of peritonitis after an operation He was brother of John B Hans Lebert of Philadelphia former National League third baseman Hans arrived at his bedside two hours before the end Be brave Frank Just like you always were on the ball field Beale old friend gripped his head and tears welled to his eyes He died soon afterward
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Harridge Fines and Suspends Gaston After Umpire Fight
Cleveland May 31 The American League president fined Milton Gaston 6500 and suspended him 10 days after a fight between umpire George Moriarty and four Chicago players. Morality reprimanded. Lou Fonseca and Charlie Berry fined. Johnny Butler suspended five days for challenging Moriarty. Harridge found Gaston the only player proven to take part in the dressing room altercation.
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Cheney Opens British Golf Tourney For Americans
In Gaunton England May 31 American hope in the British women's championship narrowed to Leona D Cheney the Missouri born Californian wife of a Los Angeles physician. Cheney defeated Jean Hamilton 5 and 1 then Donia Parks 1 up to reach the semifinals where she would meet Enid Wilson or Kathleen Parnham. Virginia Van Wie exited in the third round, and Glenna Collett Ware also failed to advance. News notes include Susie Tathurst defeating Van Wie at the 10th hole.
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Belmont Winner Field's Entry Triumphs at Belmont Park
Belmont winner Willon, a Marshall Meld entry, led a firm four horse field in the $70,000 Belmont stakes at Belmont Park. Linus McAtee rode the three year old to a length and a half victory over Barak Lopa Pete, with Magyar third as Wilson’s time of 1 50.8 missed the track record by two and two fifths seconds. Hillsborough, owned by A Bartelstein of Chicago, set a new seven furlong track record of 1 34 at Washington Park, eclipsing the old mark of 1 24 4 set in 1927 by Chicago.
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Charleston Payroll Impact on Local Economy
The monthly payroll of $40,000 supports nearly half a million dollars annually, benefiting local businesses in Charleston through increased purchasing power and wider economic activity for 15 years. Such payroll sustains jobs, services, and commerce in the surrounding area.
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