Denver Prepares for National Open Golf Tourney at Cherry Hills
Denver eyes the National Open at Cherry Hills as 170 players, led by Ralph Guldahl and Henry Picard, vie for the title. Weather and wind threaten scores on the 49 tough greens while contenders debate form, practice rounds, and tee shots in the mile high climate.
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Saturday Scores Across Baseball Leagues
American League games ended tied at Haston 3 Detroit 3. Palladgipliz led Chicago 9 to 4 and Cleveland 1 to Wellington 4 as New York St Louis dual remained vnlu. National League Cincinnati defeated New York 11 to 2 while Chicago won 4 to 1 over Philadelphia and Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 4 to 3. St Louis and Bosland figure in results.
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Cubs Take N L Lead Sunday
Chicago moved into first place in the National League by defeating Philadelphia 7 to 1 as the New York Giants fell to the Cincinnati Reds. Washington edged by Cleveland 5 to 4 in 20 innings. Chicago White Sox ended a 10 game skid with an 8 to 2 win over the Athletics in Philadelphia. Vernon Kennedy earned his ninth straight win for Detroit as Boston slipped 10 to 4. Cardinals and Bees split a twin bill with St Louis taking the opener 5 to 4. The piece ends with a note on the Black Country district in England and its coal mining desolation.
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Trotting horses show greater record drop than thoroughbreds
A survey notes that since 1888 trotting horses trimmed world mile records by about 12 percent, while thoroughbreds reduced times by around 4 to 5 seconds. It cites significant gains in two and three year olds, with equipment and training cited as key factors.
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Heliotrope Called Herb of Love and Sunward Greelan Meaning
The article describes heliotrope or hellotrope as the herb of love and notes the Greelan derivation meaning to turn toward the sun. It claims heliotrope shares many healing qualities with gentian and highlights its reputed medicinal uses.
Largest Bird Family Finches Form World’s Largest Group
The finch family reaches over 1,200 species and subspecies globally. It includes groups such as grosbeaks sparrows and buntinius, highlighting the diversity of this extensive bird lineage.
Early Value of Commodities in Tobacco Sugar Exchange
An old note describes commodity value fluctuations with tobacco serving as a standard. In 1625 eight pounds of sugar were the equivalent of a dispont of tobacco, illustrating early exchange ratios between sugar and tobacco across years.
Government's Invasions of Rights Flayed at Denver Graduation
Denver June 5 1800 graduates hear Chandelier D Straw ponean of Denver University denounce governmental invasion of individual effort as a danger to modern society He warns that industrial problems are about transferring production efficiency into cooperative working relationships between owners and workers.
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D. Strawponean
Denver University
Valley View Club hosts Mrs. Cross at home gathering
Valley View Community members met at Mrs. Cross’s home Thursday with 16 members and five guests. Activities included a treasurer’s balance of 37.68, roll call, program led by Mrs. Edlowell, and prizes won by several members. Refreshments served. next meeting planned with Mrs. Lea McNeal hosting. Nearby families visited relatives in Gering and Estes Park during the weekend.
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Safety Pin In Ling Inpatient Fall At Methodist Hospital
A four year old boy Clyde Yates at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis fell and required surgery after a safety pin swallowed earlier was forgotten. Surgeons say he is expected to recover.
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Penna Wins KC Open Golf Tourney
Dayton’s Tony Penna fired rounds of 75 70 67 to total 212 and win the Kansas City Open with 1200 prize from a 5000 purse. New Yorker Mike Runyan placed second with three fewer shots than Sam Snead, while others trailed amid a tournament cut to 63 holes after a lightning delay.
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White Sulphur Springs
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Milwaukan
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Revalta
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Morton Grove
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Thinker Uncle Eben Ponders Busy Conversations
A lifelike remark quotes Uncle Eben praising a thinker who talks much. The line captures local speech and character, illustrating how residents value thoughtful discourse and witty, vivid phrasing within their community.
Harris Oil and Home Dairy Win Sunday Softball Showdown
Sunday night at Island Grove produced two tight games as Connell Longhorns edged Buchanan Cafe of Denver 8 to 7 in a nine inning thriller and Jud's of Johnstown outlasted No-Delay Sandwich 4 to 3 in extra frames. Bert Spellman started for Connell, Lawrence Soloff relieved, while Morgan and March pitched for No-Delay in a crowded crowd scene.
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Wilmoth Fires Hole in One at Greeley Golf Meet
The first quarter of the combined handicap in the beat ball tournament at Greeley Country Day saw Dr T C Wilmoth ace the seventh hole with a 152 yard iron. Final scores feature Battley Wouleheny 77-10-67 Wiseman Taylor 79-31-69 and others in a dense ledger of partnerships and handicaps.
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Sunday Scores and Dairy Notes From Roquefort Cheese
Connell beat Buchanay Cafe 8 to 7 at Denver with Juds Tomnslowh third and No-Delay scoring 3 in nine wisings. Roquefort cheese from cow’s milk described as American Roquefort made from cow milk.
Trail Ridge Road Opened for Travel
Travel bureaus announced Trail Ridge Road and several others opened for traffic after weeks of work. The route between Chambers Tale and Glendevy along the Laramie River and Spring Creek is now usable, with additional passes across North Park and the Carlton route between Leadsville and Gleiwood slated to reopen soon.
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Morgan Boys Try Rattlesnake Meat Adventure
John Dilla, 17, of Fort Morgan, and several Boy Scouts camping south of Morgan dressed and cooked rattlesnake meat in bacon grease. He said the meat was good though some boys disliked it. The group helped his mother and brothers visit the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District office, where his father is manager.
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County Auditing System Proposed
State Auditor Thomas Annear urges annual centralized auditing of all Colorado counties cities and schools to root out embezzlement and irregularities. He argues most officials are honest but a yearly check would reveal crooks and save public money. He has not set a detailed plan but backs a model similar to the state audit system. Goats Good milk producers explain goats yield enough milk for small families.
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Coal Hearing In Denver Set For June 13
A_APAAGLATED Press reports a series of coal price hearings by the commission. The first cost hearing for eastern and midwestern producers will occur in Denver on June 18, with a preliminary session in Washington on or about June 7 to set weighted averages by price area. A full general public hearing will follow after prices are established.
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Rock Island Sues Colorado Over Tax Valuation Increase
Denver June 1 The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad filed suit in U S District Court seeking to restrain Colorado from collecting taxes on the 20 percent valuation increase set by the State Board of Equalization. The action mirrors moves by Santa Fe and Union Pacific. The railroad asks to permit county treasurers and the state board to accept 1937 tax values prior to the 20 percent raise. Governor Amauer is named among the defendants.
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Ethel Taylor 15 Months Dies Here Sunday
Ethel Taylor aged 16 months died Sunday at Greeley hospital after being there since Wednesday. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs William Taylor residing two and a half miles northwest of Carr. Survived by siblings Jennie Irene Taylor Lucille Cox Crom Walter Crom Dorothy Clem Leon and Joyes Crom. Funeral services by Macy's Mortuary set for 2:34 Tuesday at Pierce Methodist Church with burial at Eaton Cemetery.
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Brie cheese history and features described
A historical note describes Brie as a soft rennet cheese from cows with a strong aroma. It likens Brie to Camembert, notes its long history in France, and mentions its appearance in documents before Columbus's era.
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