Spud Rodeo Points Aimed at National Title Contention
The Wycarald Greeley Bond plans a Spud rodeo path toward a national championship, with events including bareback riding and steer wrestling to meet TAA standards. July 3 4 events and a big parade in a boosted Island Grove arena plan fundraising and improved facilities, while units from Fort Warren and Denver drum corps join the festivities.
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Louis Chevrolet Dies In Detroit Racing Pioneer
Detroit obit reports Louis Chevrolet motorcar designer died at his home after years of poor health. Swiss-born, born December 25, 1878, he co founded the Chevrolet brand later part of General Motors. Noted racing feats include speed records and landmark speedway wins with his brother Gaston and teammate Torino Ailton.
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Louis Terre
Paneer
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Switzerlund
Sheepshead Hay
New York
Une
Gaston
Toring Ailton
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Walloial League Upsets and Rain Delays Reported
Weather and rain postpone several games across leagues. American League results show Boston 14 Cleveland 4, Chicago 3 St Louis 4, Philadelphia 9. International and Pacific Coast action cited with rain causing multiple postponements and scattered scores across Rochester, Montreal, Toronto, Tacoma, Seattle, and Los Angeles markets.
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Athletics overwhelm White Sox in big second inning
Chicago held to three runs as Philadelphia Athletics pounded Eddin Smith in the sixth inning and rode strong pitching from Jack Knott to a 9 to 3 victory. Cleveland and Detroit split results with late scoring drives, while Boston clung to a decisive win over Cleveland with homers from DiMaczio and Ted Williams.
Board Recommends Uniform Seven Dollar Wage For Miners
A mediation board urged a uniform seven dollar daily wage for coal miners to avert a walkout. The move came as Washington faced rising strikes and Congress eyed restrictive measures while New scenarios in mining circles emerged, led by CIO president John L Lewis pressing for broader union gains.
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Yesterday's Stars Deliver Nerve-Wracking Wins
Yesterday's sports brief highlights the Yankees rally as a late inning double and winning run scored off Tack Knott. White Sox beat Sabducal 7-5. Mickey Martin stars for Red Sox with strong defense. Dennis Gatehouse powers Browns past Senators with shutout and late double.
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Dennis Gatehouse
Browns
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Spring miracle drives Red Sox and A's in pennant chase
Red Sox and Athletics surge in the American League as Mickey Sarrle fuels Boston's three game behind the Indians. The Athletics rout the White Sox 23 to 4, Detroit halves the Yankees in 10 innings, and Cleveland slips to second as Oakland strengthens its grip on the league race. Luke Sewell begins new manager era as St Louis downs Washington 4 to 2.
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Sports Roundup headlines and notes from New York
A garbled sports roundup lists Eddie Rretz items on Joe Louis, George Gehrig, and Sam Panis with broadcasts by Don Dunphy and plans for Mike Jacobs fights. Mentions Washington crew at Poughkeepsie, early season Duke-Penn State football vibes, and assorted gossip about pitchers and comeback attempts.
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HI Garam
N.Y Journal-Asmerican
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Mike Jacobs
Conn Lonig
Chaia
Sam ‘Panis
BI Stern
Snot
Washington
Westerns and Collegians Win Easily
In a windy Island Grove doubleheader, Western Wholesale defeated Lindblom's Paint Service 17 to 3 as the first game collapsed in the second inning with 12 runs. The Greeley Collegions beat Stoll's Market 7 to 2 in an exhibitive contest, ending early in the 7th due to wind.
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Denver Bears Win Amid Tie in Western League
The Denver Bears clinch a victory as a rainstorm reshapes the Western League standings, creating a three way tie for first place with Sioux Falls and other contenders. Bob Larson blanked Sioux City 2-0 on the eastern field as the Bears end a stretch of losses and prepare for a rematch.
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Whirlaway Bogey Man of Belmont
Associated Press reports Whirlaway, one of racing’s top three year olds, aims for the Delmont Stakes at Belmont Lane. Warren Wright’s chestnut horse is favored to win and complete a Triple Crown by taking the mile and a half race and matching racing history.
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Oegear
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Schmeling's Death Exaggerated by Interview Detail
CRS correspondent Harry W. Flannery reports Schmeling is recovering from a stomach ache in a ward near Athens after a Crete parachute landing. Flannery cites chocolate and milk as possible causes and notes Schmeling slept as nine German soldiers were treated in a college building converted to a hospital. The report places Schmeling among early parachute troops in the Crete invasion on May 20 and mentions precise landing locationsnear Canea and Sirpigic Suva.
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Elks Test Fryer Upgrade at Wednesday Lodge Session
Greeley Elks lodge will trial a new fryer installed by the building committee. Improvements include blinds carpeting balcony and hallway, updated lighting and reading room fixtures. Committee members listed are James Sargent Coe E White Floyd Olly. Painting discussion notes Braque and Picasso influence on early cubism.
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Claude Hackett
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Fish Placed by Airplane in Experimental Planting
Cheyenne reports 20,000 German brown trout planted by air in Sunnyranga country waters to test aerial stocking. The operation used two airplanes from the Cheyenne Air Service with observers and boats aiding, noting easy planting in lakes up to about 30 acres and plans for broader future use in Wind River and Green River areas with larger fish.
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3000 Trout Put In Poudre River Flight
The Poudre River receives 3000 rainbow trout in an ongoing stocking drive led by Floyd Bucklin, a biologist with the Colorado Game and Fish Department. Plans call for at least 5000 more trout to be added over the week across 10 miles as water levels remain high. The fish average about 12 inches and will be marked and staked. additional plantings originate from Bellevue hatchery and Hershman ponds in follow up efforts.
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Saturation Point Reached for Colorado Liquor Licenses
Secretary of State Waller F. Morrison warned county commissioners and city councils to restrain grants as Colorado hits a saturation point for liquor establishments. He pledged careful review of all license requests and indicated many will be denied unless clear justification exists. Myron Donald of the Liquor Licensing Authority joined in rejecting a tavern license near a school in Larkspur, Colorado.
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Unclear baseball leaders and teams in scattered league notes
Fragmentary score list mentions players Chapman and Cramer with Philadelphia, Johnson and York with Detroit, and DiMtazeto with Boston. Mentions J Rons Jegie, Grarin, and others with Boston New York Cleveland Chicago. National League status described as unchanged.
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Wallace Sets Out His Bill of Duties for Citizens
Henry Wallace outlines seven duties in an American Magazine article, urging daily service to the general welfare, democracy, economic balance, and personal responsibility. He emphasizes thinking for the nation, supporting essential products, enabling workers, and observing thrift in rents. Pages note Bridge as America’s most popular card game.
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Latin American engineers to study REA electric systems
A group of young Central and South American engineers will study the electrical distribution system of the Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association. The study aims to train visiting engineers and review transmission plans. delegates include Miguel Lopez-Jimenez from Peru and Louis della Cayo Rossi from Uruguay who arrived by May 30 and plan further travel. More candidates from Uruguay, Peru, Argentina, and Mexico are expected to join.
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Irregular Glitches Reported In Early 1 Leit States Engineaine Sclols
After a garbled transmission, the Central and South Aimner teams face relocation and new training. Officials plan inspections and reorganizations for the year, with revised assignments and procurement of electrical piles and equipment to support REA system nationwide.
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