Tigers Trade Big-Mena Tigers and Red Sox in Major Deal
Detroit and Boston agreed to a nine player swap centering on George Kell Hoot Evers and Dicey Trout leaving Detroit for Boston while Walter Dropo Johnny Pesky Fred Hatfield Don Lenhardt and Bill Wight joined the Tigers. The trade shapes pennant hopes with Kell once a top AL third baseman and Dropo a key bat.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
George Kell
Hoot Evers
Dicey Trout
Johony Lipoa
Boston Hed Sox
Tigers
Walter Dropo
Johnny Pesky
Fred Hatfield
Don Lenhardt
Bll Wight
Wade
Kell
Brere
Dropo
Peeky Sed Leneharat
Deaton i
Greeley Trap Team Drops To 3rd Place
Greeley’s trap shooting team slips to third after the latest round, finishing with a 6-3 record. Final round results show Dillon, Mont and Mont Visin prominent, with a $204 match noted.
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Greeley
Denver Post
Ove Mors
Dillon
Mont. Istow
Monts Visin
Vietnam Military Buildup Seen by General
AP dispatch from Saigon reports Brigadier General Nguyen Van Hinh optimistic about rapid expansion of Vietnam’s armed forces. By end of 1962 Vietnam plans four more divisions, grows air and naval training with French help, and accelerates American aid with ships delivering over 100,000 tons valued at about 600 million dollars.
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Saigon
Indochina
Vietnam
Arme
Nguyen Vay Hinh
Holsino
van Hinh
Airores
Delong
Naval
Slong
Vietminh
Adaltion
U.S
Den
van Hyoh
Uao Dai
Denver markets fraught with varied potato and egg prices
Denver market notes show mixed potato shipments from California and local demand for Whites and other varieties. Egg and poultry prices trend unevenly with steady demand, while cattle and hog futures reflect diverse grades, weights, and regional outputs.
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Denver
Ails Californie
California
Alan A
Grain Market Shows Mixed Wheat Declines In June Trading
Grain prices fell across the board with Winley wheat hitting new day lows while July and September futures dropped to seasonal bottoms. A brief rally faded as weather and harvest hopes weighed, soybeans rose briefly but failed to sustain gains amid wet market conditions. Kansas grain futures and related quotes showed overall weakness as the market digested harvest prospects and global demand signals.
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Tod
Nate
Duly
Wall Street Slips Mixed as Markets Hover in Narrow Range
Wall Street moved with declines and small recoveries amid a choppy session. Trading volume totaled about one million shares, with many issues showing limited progress as investors awaited later industry talks and railroad venue discussions.
Local Market Dune 3 Wheat Prices Mixed
Market notes list assorted grain and bean prices with mixed signals. Wheat and oats show varied figures while colored hens and leghorn items include per pound price entries and bulk quantities.
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Ile
Leghorn
Ae Leghorn
Ander
Tennie Parla-Darla Hart shines in Prendennis champs
Sports in Brief covers Tennie Parla-Darla Hart of Jacksonville finishing her run in the Prendennis championships. She won the women doubles with Shishey Fry of Akron and the mixed doubles with Frank Redge man of Australia. A draw decision ruled the Chuck Davey Carmen Baallio boxing match in Syracuse. Referee Jos Palmer was suspended for awarding a poor card. Football news notes a plan for Saturday NFL games under a National Collegiate Athletic Television committee.
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Tennie Parla
Darla Hart
Jacksonville
Tia
Shishey Fry
Akron
Australia
Frank Redgeman
New York
Chuck Davey
Carmen Baallio
Syracuse
State Athletic Commission
Jos Palmer
Foothall
A. A
Comuulttes
Fur Fence MVP Arrest Ties 1944 Tournament
The 1944 National Invitation Tournament MVP, William J. Kotvores, 27, of Fort Lee, was arrested on charges of receiving and possessing stolen fur. Police allege he worked with a four man gang in a New York fur heist, linked to an $8,000 fur haul and a $23,000 company burglary.
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New York
Jume
Tara
Spo
William J. Kotpores
Fort Lee
XII
Multisport Scores and Boxing Results Across Cities
A summary of recent scores reads like a travelogue with leagues including International League, Texine League, and Western League reporting matches from Toronto to Oklahoma City. Notable boxing segments list Brooklyn's hobby bouts in New York and Chicago Wessbury Bancom’s decision in St Louis plus Frankie Huff's win in New York.
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Toronto
Springheld
Buffalo
Montreal
Baltimore
Rochester
Ottawa
Syracuse
Paul
Indianapolis
Louieville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
Karmas Oty
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Antonio
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Tuteaushreveport
Brooklyn
Hobby Dyker
Miami
Fla
Joe Micell
Dot
New York
Chicago
Wesbury Bancom
St. Louis
George Powell
Detroit
Frankie Huff
Fernand Oroulu
Quebec City
Motta Murphy bout set for June 4 at Olympia Stadium
Deiratt June 3 report confirms Jake LaMotta and Bob Murphy signed for a 20 round fight at Olympia Stadium on June 4, with negotiations settling at approximately 176 pounds. Previous bout left Murphy battered by Joe Maxim, while LaMotta seeks a title-contender path via victory in Detroit competition.
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International Boring Club
Asiot
JunMotta
Murphy
Wounda
Loudes
Baseball league leaders and standout players of the season
The report lists top batters and pitchers across the National and American Leagues. Notable names include Saver, Adcock, Baumholtz, Snider, Hodges, Campanella, and Kiner among hitters, with Roe, Shantz, Henry, and Paige highlighted for pitching. Ranks cover runs batted in, home runs, stolen bases, and win records with team affiliations Chicago New York Brooklyn Cincinnati Cleveland Boston Detroit Philadelphia St. Louis Washington and Philadelphia represented.
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Halling
Saver
Chicago
Wockman
New York
Adcock
Tinginnati
Baumholtz
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Thomson
Snider and Hodges
Brooklyn
Campanella
Sauer
Patkin
Mathews
Beaton
Hndges
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Jethros
Heston
Reese
Hobinson
Fondy
Wertz
Detroit
Lenhardt
Boston
Mesa
Easter
Cleveland
Zorulal
Philadelphia
Draes
Alzzulo
Avila
Dir Maggio
Benton
Shea
Washington
Shantz
Henry
Marrera
Paige
St.Louie
Disputed Fight Draw Ends in Referee Suspension
New York officials ruled the Chuck Davey vs Carmen Beachley bout in Syracuse a draw after teleconference review. Referee Jane Palmer was suspended indefinitely for a very poor scoring card. Deputy Commissioner Thomes Gravity endorsed the overturning of the previous decision, with the New York State Athletic Commission citing the bad card and pool-like conditions at ringside.
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New York
Chuck Davey
Carmen Beachley
Syracuse
Tay
Bob Christianberry
New York State Athletic Commission
Jne Palmer
Cheiatlany Kerry
Human Parcel Post Abolished in Britain
AP reports Britain's post office discontinued the long unusual human parcel service. A few odd cases had occurred, including a man who used stamps to ride home setting a wartime precedent. The service began in 1907 with a woman sending a baby by post and ended after limited use and public outcry.
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Britain
Alvin Steinkoff
Newafeaturas
London
Parcel Post
Post Office
Mull
Duy Klub
United Kingdom
David Gammeans
Sesistant Peatmaster
Meny
Ronan
Gilérnsay
English Channel
Criti
Winthell
Nevills Chamberlain
Yajuister
Canada
Canawa
Discoveriing
Hrilleh Islea
Court Rules ICC Can Order Joint Northwest Grain Rates
The U S Supreme Court unanimously ruled the Interstate Commerce Commission has power to order joint grain rates on Montana Western and the Great Northern railways. It upheld an ICC order fixing rate terms and estimated Montana Western revenue gain of about 80,000 dollars annually to sustain operations. The case, appealed from the U S district court in Minneapolis, returns for further proceedings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Inforatale Cozy Theres Commission
Montana Western
Great Northern Railways
ICC
Chiet
Vinson
Vaslor
Conrad
Mont
Grea Northern Great Northern
U.S. District Court
Wiley
Supreme Chart
JCC
Waller Community Club
Montana State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Montana ‘Western Railway
Aptclal
Stone
British Net Fans Tout Maureen Connolly in Praise
British and American tennis fans shower praise on Maureen Connolly the 12 year old American prodigy, with quotes from Dan Mogkell lauding her as an exceptional ball striker and one of the finest players seen. The London Graphic notes growing interest as Wilde n Wimbledon looms and Australian hopes for next season hinge on foreign entries.
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Gayle ‘Talbot
New York
Maurenn Connolly
San Diego
Tele Hearta
Dan Mogkell
Vateran Winbledon
Pratt
Suzanine Lenglen
Helen Wills
Aturdy
Blugker
Maskell
Maureen la
London Dairy Graphic
Fishing Licenses To Be More Costly If Demands For More Fish Are Met
Thomas T. Kimball, director of the Colorado Game and Fish Department, told sportsmen they may pay more for fishing licenses if their demands for more fish are met. He warned of changes to the state’s game-damage payments and noted the department’s fish program is subsidized by about $400,000 yearly from license revenue. He said extra artificial propagation would have to be financed by fishermen. He added there is no special fund for damages and the current law is inadequate for arbitration outcomes.
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Thomas T. Kimball
Colorado Gane and Fish Department
Snohig Mrat
Warter
Colorado Inn
Jone Mcense
Coaching shakeup hits three Western Slope high schools
Grand Junction High School elevates Rod Johnson to head basketball coach as BUL McGraw shifts to oversee elementary athletics. Ed Kloney takes over the Tiger basketball program, while Carl Cox moves to Ed Whalley in football and wrestling. Al Frusta and Bill Noxon will coach football, with Dick Moust becoming head basketball coach. Palisade names James Ash to assist football and take over reforming duties.
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Grand Junction
Dune
Western Slope
Rod Johnson
Colorado Aga Grad
Bul McGraw
Ed Kloney
Lamar
Carl Cox
Cox
Ed Whalley
al Frusta
Bill Noxon
Craig Boatt
Dick Moust
Mesa College
Palisade
Will James Ash
Aggie
Guad Daies Stewart
Arata
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15Th Ave
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