Home Dairy and Harris Oil Tie Friday Baseball Clash
Home Dairy and Harris Oil win Friday night league game as Home Dairy beats Towne Tavern 10 to 0. Fray details note strong pitching from Hopkins and Mead, with multiple errors by Towne Tavern aiding the Dairy rally. Sunday schedule hints at matches against Connell Longhorns and Juds of Jolmstown.
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Home Dairy
Harris Oil
Feiday's
Resukte Harris Oilers
Pskey-Baltman
Towne Tavern
Bruce Mondt
Haying Indepgedest Oilova
Mome Dairy Cafe
Ylelars
Jalal
Penney-Silzann
Ami Tome Dairy
Inva Atx Joning Amd
Tue Oilers
Penney, Salaman & To
Kent
Bates
Mareh
Meyers
Vince Hopkins
Hopkins
Christian Uren
Seybach
Tvsten
Hopking
Wopling
Ansten
Dairy
Monte Dairy
Mome Dairy
Taverner
L. Gronawst
Soopy Campbell
Connell Longhorns
Denver
Jud's
Jolmstown
New York
Lune
Trad Rufing
Detroit Tigers
Joe DiMaggio
Will Hoover
Digl
Detroit Ag Fl. FO. A.l
Thay
Walkerer
Geltinger
Oreenberg
Laabe
Fox Rf
Tobbelts
Gresley
Gill
Jane
Calfman
Home Dairy Rere
Horton Plumbere
New York AB
H. Po
Wihadsor Powerine
Crosalti
GM Merthans Rolfe Ip
Cornei
DiMagglo
Burnsey & Whaler
Gebrig
Harts Owers
Dickey
Towne ‘Tavern
Jorgens
Peunes-Saluman
Henrisl
Hong It Kulateortigaker
Detroit Prem
Goleluger
Dininggio
Henrich
Grosatt
Hamerins
Maygle
Knickerbocker
Bouble
Gehringer
Paki
National League At Chicazo RWB Tasten and Mudlery
In a noisy 1940s style recap the National and American leagues feature matchups among New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Detroit St. Louis Brooklyn and Cincinnati with line scores and player mentions such as Rivers Smith Atwood Clark Welland and Owen. The piece lists multiple game results and postgame notes across cities and teams.
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National League
Chicazo
RWB
Ciitenga
Oud
Fecte
Gevleksoy
Mudlery
AL Piktebirsh
Fh. H
New Voelke
Pittaburgh
BYU
Guinuert
Lominian
W. Brown
Dunulog
Rivers
Smith and Atwood
Clark
Welland
Davia
Harrell
Owen
Mulcahy
Mungo
New York
Boston Ay
Pittaburl
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Yanks Sweep Detroit as Frick Orders Replay Of May Game
June 4 report says Ford Frick ordered St Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds to replay a May 34 game won by the Cards 6-5 as part of a doubleheader in St Louis after a rain delay. Dusty Gooke incident noted with a three-base miscue. Indians top Athletics 10-5 on six hits with Luther Thoms’s shutout bid until the sixth. Senators edge White Sox 5-4 as Joe Simmons stars and Wes Farrell dominates for Washington.
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New York
Ford Frick
St Lois Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
St Louis
Sac
Dusty Gooke
Gotte
Indians
Athletics
Philadelphs
Celerland Tadlens
Elguith
Aix Rigs
Luther Thoms
A's
Senators
White Sox
Washington
Joe
al Simmons
Ai Senators
Chicago White Sox
Wes Farrell
Fonty Nix
Schultz Funeral Sunday at Johnstown Church
Mrs. Martin Schultz of Johnstown died in Denver last week. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church in Johnstown. The obituary notes a funeral set for immediate family and friends.
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Martin Schultz
Johnstown
Denver
Wile Hela
Methodist Church
Tigers Eye Grand Slam in LSU Golf Season
LSU coach Paul Lesliski touts a strong squad as the Tigers aim for a grand slam in conference and national Intercollegiates. Star juniors like Leslie and Adams anchor a balanced lineup with Haas and Kovsia gone, while two sophomores step in to push the title bid.
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Eaton Rose
Louisiana State
Tigers
Jate Cole
LSU
Paul Leslii
Uta
Cole
Betiere
Ivy
Su Lole
Breddie Haas
Lesily
Tle
Orle
Tossie
Phig
Lesiia
Plu
Ruunemip
Haas
Chick Kovsia
Michigan
Tim Uinil
Lealla
First Division Wins Central Ball Tourney
Central sixth grade baseball tourney results show Division One's Lilac boys sweeping three wins with no losses, led by pitcher Arnold and catcher Krause. Division One girls, the Lilac of the Valley, claimed the title with three wins, while Division Three’s Strong Arms finished without a victory. Teammates and homerun leaders for both divisions are listed, highlighting many players and several home runs across boys and girls leagues.
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Central Platoon
Geheval
Lilac
Ue Lib
Lilacs
Indiana
Strong Arms
Ciyred
Leroy Krause
Kenny Dayly
Dilis Arnold
Gordon Try
Elmer Souer
Donald Poush
Fleet Slortaton
Donald Lindstrom
Seco
Wiwood Hewson
Charles Neal
Merost Aberhardt
Dick Schumacher
Cente Helder
Tack Shupe
Edward Miller
D. Binnou
Darrel Johnson
Pullelinr
Uielr
Piris
Ted Caps
Scotties
Ruby
Twila Shannon
Dorothy Ren
Betty Bohn
Mark Hayes
Mary Ann Ogleyee
Taft Tielder
Whaney Mies
Anna Mies
Ruby Schemp
Darleneon
Marguerite Lanay
Dorothy Johnson
Kenneth, Holder
Donald Campbell
Leroy Kraus
Ellis Arnold
Gale Powell
Pete Bowman
George Wiliam Starr
Donald Phillips
Elmer Sauer
Ray Martines
Minnie Irene
Griffin
Batty Bohu
Jem Shewmake
Anna Mario Galvin
Ruby Mouyer
Margery Eberly
Ruby Shemp
Terma Basey
Marle Mayes
Betty Lou Woodbury
Jumnita Gootwin
Dorothy Allen
Roys
Lester Davison
Donald Gampbell
Kenneth Holder
Alvin Gobal
Dick Guddahl
Centoefield Bred
Alva Wallson
Urec
Beo Jones
Roger Dintvar
jJack Glost
Robert T Dunbar
Eugene Woolf
Glen Shearer
Donald Jones
Leland McDonald
Orville Stoberg
Girlsion —Seasties
Darkery Miller
Lorene Day- 45
Pig Nail
Anna Loyd Thompson
Delty Louise Anderson
Lageman
Betty Atme Cannon
Helen Forbex
Jacuteline Rosling
Cecelia Galvin
Phyllis Askew
Fionlué Cook
Mildred Macamber
Seiders
Harriet Rudeck
Betty Lee Bil
Unclear Names List From Sixth Folder Baseball Lineup
The fragment lists players and positions including Captain Phys Ponton pitcher Trea Bowles catcher Mary Sue Tauma and outfielders Florina Bryan Florence Deuder and Velde Bailey, plus several other names with unclear roles.
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Yan
Cittin Talder
Lois Marie Lolard
Aixth
Sted
Phys Ponton
Treaan Bowles
Mary Sue Tauma
Ple Tall
Anna Marie Galvin
Fliat Basumnan
Zuma
Busey
Bataman
Ani Ball Bowmecker
Fenn Shewmnake
Florina Bryan
Florence Deuder
Velde Bailey
Champion Rider Dasil James Dominates Tsforan Race
Sau Tranchés June 4 Dash sees Dasil James of Sunnyside Washington ride Air Chute to an easy win in the feature event. Six furlongs clocked in 1 11 8, marking his fifth victory of the day after earlier wins on Blaster Dell Gornly Van Step By and Hassat with 67 season rodeos at Pantovan noted.
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Sau Tranchés
Dasil James
Tsforan
Air Chute
Sunnyside
Wash
Blaster Dell
Gornly van
Step By
Hassat
Ie Rodeo
Iva
al ‘Pantovan
Golfers Claim Cherry Hills Unfair In Open Preview
Denver reports early entrants at Cherry Hills voice complaints the course is unfair. About 22 rounds were played as players test the layout for the upcoming national Open with 170 entrants. Jimmy Hines shot a 72 for best 18 hole score, while Ralph Coltright, defending Open champion, struggled on several holes amid the dug-in, lengthened greens.
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Denver
Ile
Jimmy Hines
Jimmy
Cherry Hilla
Ralph Cwldaht
Openchamp
Birmingham
Mielk
Chicago Cubs blank Bees in 4th straight shutout win
Cubs pitcher Lee tossed another shutout as Chicago beat Brooklyn by a wide margin. He has allowed only one run in 46 innings over his last four starts, extending a dominant stretch. In another game, the Dodgers beat the Reds 5 4 with a late rally. The Pirates defeated the Giants 6 to 0 behind rookie Roly Klinger’s strong effort in the second inning.
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Associated
Chicago
Sig
Lee
Doston Bees
Nils
Chicago Cubs
Inez
Pittsburgh
Piratog
New York Giants
Mrnday
Roly Klinger
Dude Ranch Worker Dies After Fall Near Wigwam
Briggs, 18, employed at Wigwam Dude Ranch near Ten Sleep, Wyoming, fell while attempting to climb a face of a cliff and later died in Casper. Two witnesses described his ascent and abrupt fall, with rescue attempts failing as he slid downward.
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Tia
Iarion Briggs
Wiget Wim Dude Ranch
Srites
Casper
Junior Legion Team To Start Work Monday
A summer recreation program begins Monday June 6 at 10am with the Junior Legion baseball team practicing at Jackson Field. Ray E. Noyes directs intramural athletics and will coach. Volleyball, touch football, and softball leagues start, with crafts, storytelling, dramatizations, music, nature study, and swimming later that week. Registration is compulsory and open all summer at local parks and playgrounds.
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Juntor Legion
Jackson Field
Raymond E. Noyes
Greeley Nigh Selond
Gameron Schoool
Central Selon
Island Grove Park
East Side
Lightning Kills Two in Gallery at Golf Tournament
A severe lightning storm halted play in the first round of Kansas City's Open golf event Friday. Two spectators died near the ninth green at Hillcrest. four others were injured among about 120 entrants. Victims named include William Tyla and Thomas Critchfield. notable players Horton Smith, Leonard Dodson, and Leland Gibson were nearby when the strike occurred.
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Associated Breaad
Kansas City
William Tyla
Thomas Critchfield
Hillcrest
Horton Smith
Leonard Dodson
Leland Gibson
Age of Declaration Signera Signera of Independence
A record notes an individual aged forty four years eight months fourteen days, identified as Signator of the Declaration of Independence. The fragment confirms a dated age related to the historical signing event.
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Collier’s Weekly
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Henry Casto
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Jolie Leslie
Wright Adams
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Dorothy Andrus
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Central Ball Tourney
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Cherry Hills
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Hore Prigay Nium Noon
Junior Legion
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Sir Alexander Hamilton Institute
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Wayne Morrison
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