Crippled Cubs Edge Braves 18 to 10 in Boston Tilt
Chicago bats explode for 18 runs as Malone wins on mound for the Cubs against Boston. Lineup includes Cuyler, Hartnett, Berger, and Maguire contributing key hits and RBIs. Left on bases totals, errors, and pitching details color the slugfest in a bustling early June game.
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Braves
Boston
Eewawe Rakten
Jade der Pho
Unicago
Coby
Aing
Ili Hotten
Custar
Brovenso
Blair
Grima
Bush
English
Whsot
Hartnatt
Mock
Berger
Chatham
Moore
Spohrer
Maguire
Stevensen
Mnglish
Cuyler
Wilton
Jim
Zachary
Malone
Iitta
Malonea
Luntngs
Funk
Gel
Hold
Hun
Dianinga
Zackary
Ly Sribald
Cuylor
Cianingam
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Seélbald
Rigjet
Donohue
Dora
Tie
White Sox
Yankees
Kerry
New York Yankes
Babe Ruth
Voon Lave
Huma
Jolley
Combs
Byrd
Lazserl
Shire
Witwood
Metsler
Kerr
Fath
Metzler
Bengough
Reynolds
Homa Tunauth
Stalen Haven
Lary
Chapman
Gehrig
Jefferies
Rutting
Melain
Gomes
Caraway
Meltain
Gomes Leite
Ofe Caraway
Mechain
Mute Dng
Lonloge
Gomez
Meltaln
Loving Meher
Gomez Cimpires
Yan Sraffan
MrGowan
Arnnoeliy
Phillies Edge Cardinals In Low-Scoring Tilt
Phillies defeated the St Louis Cardinals 4 to 1 as Harry’s home run provided the lone St Louis offense. Joe Haines started for St Louis but left after a line drive injury. Frankhouse relieved and took the defeat. Benge fanned six for Philadelphia and Hafey, Klein, and Sherlock contributed early hits.
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Phillies
Frankhousa
Klein
Hafey
Thereven
Sherlock
Adams
Bottinley
Wein
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Frankhouze
Benga
Benge
Hainer
Frankhouse
Haines
Shergell du
Loning
Moran
Clarks
Klem
Company M Defeats Galland Team 4-1 to Retain Lead
Company M maintained the lead in the Hostball league by defeating the Galland team 4-1 on Wednesday evening. Pate Brown pitched a fine game for Company M, while Galland’s defense faltered in the sixth inning allowing two runs to score.
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Company M
Galland
Pate” Brown
Gallands
Caldiera
Auto License Fees Pass Million Mark in Colorado
Denver records show auto license receipts surpassing 1.177 million dollars through April and May. The totals cover 258 831 automobiles 24 085 trucks 127 trailers and 30 motorcycles statewide with Denver issuing 72 126 autos 4 477 trucks 7 trailers and 733 motorcycles for 490 830 65.
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Donver
Colo
Colorado
Regree Ios
Denver
Fames Pullas
Motor ‘Vehicle Department
Weensen
Baseball Standings From The Major Leagues
Fragmentary tableau lists American League teams and results. Washington defeats Detroit in 10 innings, New York beats Chicago 8 to 1 in 10 innings, while other lines mix teams such as Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis Boston and Chicago.
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
York
Dunton
St. Louie
le Pot
Brooklyn
Ghicaga Rae
Pittsburgh
ABC Stnemnati
Cincinnati
Rexulta Wednasing
Cinciinnati
Louis
Phidadelphia
Virginia Dale Boy Clinches State Wrestling Title
Fort Collins June 4 With regional sports action featuring wrestling and boxing events, Virginia Dale Boy wins the state heavyweight wrestling crown in a dramatic match at Fort Collins. George Rein of Denver loses to Ted Kehatfer of Virgin Die, while Wiebe of fedegid and other contenders contest titles amid a crowded Elks boxing and wrestling tournament setup.
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Fort Collinge
George Rein
Denver
Hecht
Colorado
Ted Kehatfer
Virgin Die
Adap Wiebe
Fedegid
Bal Tnvoy
Fort Castles
Schaffer
Aliha
Natal
Ehalter
Elks Boxing and Ieskiae
Gore
Beiurd
Sume
Vaile Library Fund at Windsor to be Renewed
Windsor officials move to renew and perhaps permanentize the Vaile library fund created by Lucretia Vaile in 1927 for free three month non resident cards with renewal fees. Non resident fee is $1 yearly. fund supports upkeep as Windsor Public Library expands from a former room to a full library with about 1173 borrowers and 2501 volumes.
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Windsor
Charlotte
Windsor Public Library
Lucretia Vaile
Hiaitor
Mies Vaile
Forest Service Urged to Take Remaining Public Lands
R Y Stuart chief of the agricultural service urged the transfer of all unreserved public lands to the United States Forest Service rather than to states. He argued for forest conservation and watershed protection as essential to future development in the western public land states.
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Washington
United States Forest Service Administration
Hoover
Public Landa Commission
R. Y. Stuart
Agry
Rachford
Republican
Alto
Olaven
Washington Beats Detroit in Ten Innings 11 to 8
Washington defeats Detroit 11 to 8 in ten innings in the second game of the series. Cronin, Gehringer, Marberry and others dominate, with Braxton earning the win and Whitehill the loss. Umpires were Guthrie, Hildabroad and Ormeby. Time 2:48.
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Washington
Detroit
Associated
Cronin
Judge
Gebriger
Jolmaon
Marburry
Went
Fank
Uhle
Rogell
Renn
Hayes
Spencer
Harsaya
Gehringer
Jubugon
Guiringer
Tome
Stolen
Wasya
Ludge
Crona
Koenig
Alexander
Dotratt
Bage
Aft Horsett
Herrlng
Pane
Whitehll
Marberry
Thomas
Braxton
Whitehill
Brexton
Hila
Hag
Iar
Ring
Paga
Sullivan
Luthrie
Hildabroad
Ormeby
Boston
Cleveland
Clereland
Boston Red Sox
Cleve
Big 2d Morris
Willis Hudlip Noo
Indians
Sox
Maedin
Scarritt
Reeves
Runa
Webb
Man Ritt
Hodapp
Porter
Findlin
J. Sowell
Webh
Portay
Sewell
Morris
Morgan
Tndapp
Morgan Nase
Balla
Hadith
Morrin
Nailin
Getse
Tmneea
Pueblo and Boulder Leaders Plan Expanded Territory Growth
Census Bureau plans to include Pueblo in greater community areas to boost population counts. Denver expected to reach about 826 000, Pueblo rising around industrial centers, altering city boundaries and tax classifications. In Boulder the High Twelve club elections named officers, with indoor meetings paused until fall and planned monthly gatherings at Chautauqua starting July 14. Over 100 people attended the session ending in a basket picnic.
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Dreye
Danyer
Cole
Pueblo
Puebla
Ylo
Wiliam M. Breuart
Boulder High Twelve Club
Minor Auto Crash Reported in Kersey
W. H. Cleveland of Kersey reported a minor accident on Wednesday after backing from the curb into a North eram Transportation company track. The driver did not heed the truck. Rear-end damage occurred to her car.
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Ars
W. H. Cleveland
Kersey
Northeram Transportation Company
Erie Man Named President Boulder High 12 Club
Boulder community notes elect Juan 4 Charlen R Hunt Brie as president of the Boulder High 12 Club. The election results highlight leadership selection for the civic group.
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Erie
Boulder High 12
Boulder
Juan
Charlen R Hunt Or
Brie
The
Burglary Complaint Filed in Roggen Grain Theft
Information charging W. R. Green of Denver with burglary of grain from the John Neal granary at Roggen was filed in district court Wednesday by Ray M. Bridges deputy district attorney. Green was recently arrested in Fibert county.
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W. 2. Green
Denver
Roggen
Ray M. Briges
Green
Fibert County
College Junior High Students in Final Assembly
College Junior High held its final assembly on a Wednesday afternoon with ninth grade students moving to the senior high. Principal W L Wrinkle spoke on education for changing Frontiers of Human Life and inviting the ninth graders to join College High.
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College
George A. Barker
Tonachars College
Atudgate
Huojan Mite
Mary Burnett
Fointh
College High School
W. L. Wrinkle
Donald Edgar
Yarker
Fragmentary OCR Summary of a Historic Race Article
An unclear OCR fragment discusses a race event and preparations. It mentions courage, guards of the option, and a timing reference around 4 o'clock. The readable facts are minimal and names or places are not discernible from the text.
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Leonie Tune
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America
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