Greeley Merchants, Severance in Opening Beet Loop
Greeley Merchants beat Severance 3 to 0 in the Sugar Beet League opener at Fort Lupton. Bollig pitched masterfully for Greeley, allowing four hits and issuing seven free passes, while Ambrosio struggled with four runs in the later innings.
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Pron Merchants
Severance
Greeley Grill
Stoll
Greeley Merchants
Fort Lupton
Chas. Bollig
Greeley
Michel
Ambrosio
Supremites
Sambrozio
Dolliz
Dows
Bollig
Halls
Font Thompson
Cheyenne
Montry
Roundup of sports news and guest stars from New York papers
An eclectic June sports column highlights Willaway price bets, Bobby Feller’s scholarship aid at Morningside College, and Cody Teck football and basketball notes. It mentions Kinbrough's Texas career, plans to Hollywood, and guest star Frank Gaysta. Also previews Stoneham and Dodgers coverage while noting no-hit bids, college stars, and various minor league stories.
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New York
The
Sects! News Serylers
Willaway
Helmoot
Bobby Feller
Steck
Morningside
College
Slouxity
Iowa
John Kinbrough
Yesteriay
Fruis Texas
Ted Williams Batting Star in Major League Baseball
A blurred Associated Press report highlights Ted Williams as a premier hitter for the Boston Red Sox, detailing his league-leading home run and RBI pace, status among American League leaders, and weekly gains. It also lists yesterday’s scores across National and American Leagues, with several minor league and regional results. The piece mentions wax palms from Colombia as a contrasting natural subject.
Baseball Scores From A Busy Friday In 1940s Reports
Multiple major league games are summarized with key outcomes. The Pitts- Urs Pirates beat the New York Giants 4 to 3 in a doubleheader finale aided by Rip Sewell’s five hit effort and Maz Butcher’s timely hit. The Boston Braves fell to the St. Louis Cardinals 5 to 1 behind Lon Warneke’s six hit performance. Detroit topped Washington 9 to 2 as Ken Chesbro was chased early. Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 2 to 0 as Bob Feller pitched his twelfth win. Boston Red Sox beat Chicago White Sox 6 to 3 with home runs from Foxx Williams and Tabor.
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New York
Pitts- Urs Pirates
Ing Wattles
New York Giants
Maz Butcher
Rip Sewell
Ale Olee Oirteenth
Boston
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Lon Warneke
Paten
Jurteun
Diftadinphta Hilies
Lastigi
Ataniyalak
Paul Derilger
Wacky Waller
Ulheinall
Kirby Tehe
Chicago
Langue
Mil Uninns
Bob Felons
Philadelphia
Eat
Eirewlt
Borie
Pittawurgh Pirates
Boston Stud Sox
Derrwck Mears
Washington Sanlors
Baseball Scores From Friday Night Contests Across Leagues
In New York-ovo and other venues, early scores show Pittsburgh defeating New York 58 to 4 in the first game, with Trutcher and teammates leading. Second games feature Sewell and Oxgis for Pittsburgh in a 4 to 11 loss, while Cincinnati and Philadelphia split night action. Across Lions, Mets, and other clubs, multiple box totals illustrate a busy baseball Friday with various victors and notable pitchers.
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New York
Ovo
Pittsburgh
Trutcher
Jwper
Metee
Adnima
Bowman
Hartnets
Sewell
Oxgis
Caner
Laohr- Man
Brown
Dante
al Bestan
St Louis
Youtan
Warneke
Muncuse
Salvo
Sallivag
Saat
Gineinnatl
Philadelphie
Cateage
Brooklyn
Bhetfing
Highee
Owen
Sueinnatl
Kiiladephin Virnderiver
It Tanbasdt
I Totinson
Coterh
Reck
Lieingstone
Nunn Cary Women Host Aid Society Event
Nunn Cary Women were guests of the Aid Nu, We &-Members of the Nunn Tacite ald society hosted a program at Muntel yal featuring a guest review of Snowy Water by Dorothy Gardener. Attendees included Jane Amt Toaster and many local ladies, with plans for a June 16 meeting and a vacation trip through Texas to visit relatives.
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Nunn
AW Society
Muntel Yal
Thureday
Amos Entwlate
Clark
D. My Hebelvel
Ft. Mehert
Mtre
Nerina Chadwick
Gheeter Hutcheen
Mira
C A. Hitters
Maytuter
J. B. Warner
Delpha Mites
Rudy Chadwick
Mlet Carrs
Mra
FE. Uobart
Grace Parker
Leola Warner
Luchean
Spehuded Ave
James A. Turner
Clyde Toney
Men. WN
Kuykentall
Btrs
Li A
Heward
Aira
Elieatett Weligarth
Roy Pres
Wilson
Aire
G. L. Lallande
E. Foster
Kathoine Sehnlter
Tatine
Ana
Foster
Wilzatieth Weinghich
Nia
B. &. Foster
Chiliien
Jane Ann
Wayne
Raph
Aiden
Crron
Texas
Louisiann
Arkansag
Misson
Ralph Foster
Pateil
Coblese High
Greeley
Woyie
CSGE
Mra. J. Phone Turner
T. J. Anna
Delbert Amich
Mra. V. J. Turner
Hersert
Greeley Hospital
Toby Jean Stargant
Norfolk Slips Off Loop Lead In League Play
A chaotic report details Norfolk losing the league lead after a 6-4 loss to Sioux Falls. Cheyenne defeated Pueblo Rollers 5-1 while Indiana extended its win streak to eight with a 9-1 victory over Denver. The two top teams, Cheyenne and Sioux Falls, lead as the league schedule tightens toward the weekend.
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Tas Wiel
Cheyenne
Slows
Falla Bloven
Dmaterhus
Sioux Falls
Tal
Norfolk
the Yankees
Pueblo
C S Volunteers With the British Ask Ball Scores
In wartime Britain and the United States, volunteers puzzled over baseball scores and league questions while inquiring about U S entry into World War I. A Detroit area source notes varied opinions on the war and American involvement as volunteers discuss baseball amid global conflict.
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C. S
Britain
Hank Greenberg
United States
Sandiot Base Ball Practice and Schedules
The Greeley Collegians and OL riper Cloof Ue City League played a 7 Iping practice game at Roogl Plekh Friday with Red Walla ust Huy Stoddard pitching. Several players are listed as signed or seeking tryouts, practice fields and schedules announced, with details of other league practices and upcoming meetings.
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Greeley Collegians
OL Riper
Roogl Plekh
Ager
Red Walla Ust
Huy Stoddard
Cole
Waort ¢Ateling
Wood
Practica Retin
Wallats
Garrel Lott
Ob Reed
Ray Melliizer
Bus Meo
Art Homer Ridgeway
Don Hale
Uruton
Hale
Vas
Dlowlig Fd
Pete Dutler
Letty Olauder
Price Watkins
Captaing
Awaiugees
Chiba
Gunter Hall
Beberle
Finekslops
Mamonds
Odd fragment hints at machine sale and local bids
Fragmentary text shows names and places like San Francisco and Watertown with unclear quotes about funds and a head start. The passagemarks a garbled report possibly about equipment demand and bidding. No clear event date or outcome is discernible from this readable segment.
Warmerdam Vaults for Record Mark of 15 Feet 53 Inches
Compton track meet crowds witness Warmerdam soar to 15 feet 5% inches, threatening the world vault record once held by Meadows. The flagging race against time and postwar doubts temper the moment as governing bodies weigh official recognition and wartime status.
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Warmerdam
Ey Rawert
Breen Compton
Earl Meadows
Nui
Meadows
Ji Tucker
Andp
Wate
Southern California
BI Betton
Corelle Warmeedam
Compton
Flix
San Pranetan
Grover Klemmer
California
Ut Courland
Litebert Kerns
University of Southern California
Gene Littler
Nebraska
Feq
Jobo Woodratt
Bits
Kern Klemmer
Feller Faces Selective Service Questionnaire
Robert William Andrew Feller, baseball's famed pitcher, received a selective service questionnaire and said he expects to be ready for his call anticipated in late August. Cleveland Indians official GuC Slopnicka stated the club would not seek deferment and that Feller would help the American league as needed.
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Peety
Stevelants
Shriler
Blocker
Robert William Andrew Feller
Guc. Slopnicka
Cleveland Jidtane
Sport Meanderings By Loudon Kelly Nenner
June 7 sport notes report coaching moves and player signings including Vie Nichthammer potentially joining a high school star during a Wyoming visit. Also mentions Colorado State reliefs, Montana University track marks, and Phi Delta Theta honors. Other items cover Stanford coaching plans, a bomber crew co pilot’s football past, Packers end Carl Mutlenenizx at Lockheed, plus Colorado golf and track prospects and Dr Louis V Sama’s Denver University role.
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Loudon Kelly Nenner
Iiternanniam
Rank Sealg
Notre Dans
Vie Nicthammer
Tigi School
Wyoming
Colarado State
Willig la Groot
Montana Universite
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Trogdajaar
Denver Country Club
Honey Horsk
Denver Dears
Wang Ole Ceer Chantplan Shin
Kan City
Si Newton
Torre Lakewood
Torre Lakewood Clubhoule Hero and Almost Won Ih
Lo Sing
Holy Clark
Cinats
Walt Morris
West Hie
Coluado
OkMshoma A & MM
Okan ‘U
Trin
Louis V. Sama
al Denver University
Altho
Uni
Beliver
Yesterday's SA Stars Sweep Giants and Athletics
Readable fragments describe yesterday's games with notable players like Max Butcher Rip Sewell Bob Felice and Ian Warneke. Sewell pitched a five inning effort with fielding record potential while Pirates and Dodgers comment on double headers and strong hitting from players such as Foxx Williams and Kirby Hig. Headlines mention Beall Braves and Cardinals in mixed outcomes across the league with several players contributing multiple hits and RBIs.
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John Walder Meer
Piles
Max Butcher
Rip Sewell
Pirates
Auto
Sewell
Trom Giants
Bob Felice
Jodlans
Athletics
Dim Foxx
Ted Wiliams
Red Sos
Weston
White Sox
Ian Warneke
Cardinnls
Beal Braves
Kirby Highe
Dodgera
Curt Ciba
Bruce Campbell
Moers
Ores Nna
Senators
Junior Softball Opens on Monday
Local junior softball program begins Monday June 9 with divisions for 18 and under Peewee 12 and under and 15 and under. Captains include Ted Stecker Wesley Halt and Ernest Eberhart. Few teams exist in 14 and under, one by J W Norcross and one by Ellsworth Smith. Efforts to add two more teams continue. Managers listed Edgar Martell Glen Kynen Bayrend Moore. All games morning at various grounds. Contact Bruce Teron 815 Seventh or Henry Ambatellg 917 Twelfth Ave to join.
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Pinne
Sunior
Island Grove Softball Schedule Announced for June Events
Island Grove unveils a dense June softball slate featuring early week doubleheaders and junior games at Sand Grove Park. Notable matchups include Eaton Merchants versus Greeley Merchants, Western Wholesale against Lady's Paint Shop, and Seversiee exhibitions.
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Island Grove
Heheuddle
Sand Grove
Bate Urdap
Stoll's Market
Eaton Merchants
Grovley Merv Fays
Thompeson's
Greeles
Wantnyes
Eaton Bowty
van Meretiunis Ve
Forbes Te Servier
Genlurelu
Greeley Merchants Va
Hrishtuo
Sugre
Greeley
Gri
Grerlay
Severanne
WMO
Western Wholesale
Lady's
Forbes Thre
United Air Lines
Cheyenne
Bebition
Greeley Spuds
Tindy's
Iilor Gama
Greeley Collerisie
Becht
Bition
UN Merchants Ve. Baron
Ior Teague
Sioll
Greeley Gril
Greeley Mercus
Baseball names and termite notice from housing admin
The article lists players such as Felday Faghan and Foxx with teams including Pittsburgh Boston and New York Nationals. It notes five termite control measures approved by the Federal Housing Administration urging regular inspections to prevent new entry points and ensure old openings are blocked.
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Federal Housing Administration
Vander Meer Headlines Big Year For Baseball Master
Pitcher Johnny Vander Meer dominates the season as experts call it his peak year. Reports credit his domination, tallying wins and striking records, with mentions of Wrigley Field and other venues as he builds a historic arc in professional baseball.
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Island Grove Park
Severnce Wid Brighton
thrMm Ware
Toth Leans
Bricklow
Udly
Felleester Tollman
Qrat
Lindblad
Kattfeld
Felte
Galibert
Seca Ussfal
Onehiliet
Walter Gi Tnte
Melia
Ton
Prighton
Wen
Lupan
Felie
Creeley Grill
Asn
Flore
Hionler
Eddie Brietz
Frank Geaysta
Crehinath Timus
Precient Stoneham
Giants
Rover
Hin
Tammin
Waller le. Pate
U. S
Dievis
Yayhren Vlydol
Cornell Cub
Ket Romsler
Achool
Saya
Jes Pennock
Herb
Kenneth Square
Hounning Alwut
Faa Koendhol
Sporting Newsi
Dodgers
Mary Mardwick
England
Johnny Hayetrek
Shreveport
Dick Parker
Bilgeport
Conn
Ted Williams
Associated
Kineatlan
Ted Willams
Bhy Long
Jean
Ben Sor
Wil Romy
Hae
Bill Dickey
New York Yankers
Peta Reider
San Diego
Portland
Tha Angeles
Oakland
Dallas
Tien
Site Antonio
Oklahoma City
Monaton
Fort Worth
National League Piratep BS
Gionta
Cardinals
Braves
American League Tigers II
Jenevietet Press
Tetroit
Dune
Detroit Tigers
Wenell
Tigers
Ken Chese
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Cleveland I
di Heck
Philadelphia Athletics
Hed Sox
Hormer Tuna
Jimmy Foxx
Willian
Jim Tabor
Moston Hed Sox
Chicago White Sox
Jobi Iligway
Joe Doheon
Tigney
Doheon
Reoren
Mastan
Detroit
Phodemala
Louie Ey
Washington
Ge i Duston
Belrolt
Waaiington Goa
Warhinsl
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Chase
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Nanderson Wid Barry
Giebert
Rowe
Tebbetts
Pullak
Wig Joeyne
Troph
Dekay
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Cary
Aid
Sandiot
Vikings
Indlany
Elke League
Doiell Field
Peachfee
Nc Honell Piekl
Kesey
Tinsedall
Chitekonineri
Red Walla
Bowell Field
Twenty Second Street
Seventh Avenue
Finch
Suinior
Gion
Bob Reed
Batya
Eaton
Doys
Reed
Andd Caplom
Ford
Campo
W. C. Doherty
San Francisco
Cone of Bay
Y. J. Wooper
Watertown
Upton Foe
Feller
SA Stars
5Th St
10Th St
Aio
Homeruns
Felday
Faghan
Johnny Vander Meer
Balting Willains
Dickey
DiMaggio
Willains
Dustiis
Tr Chapman
Pnitsdelphia
Cramer
Travis
Vine York
Deéault
Johnson
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Clevehunt
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Keiser
Mie
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Stinx—More
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Hawk
Wte—Slauguter
St Kauls
Fyown
Callis
Fons raus—Ott
Camiltl
Lau Nova
Qukbond
Jim Hobinson
Tom Mattiello
Tony Claro
Norristown
Waterbury
Monne Vito
Mexico
Ernest
Janyaica
N. C
Indianapolis
Gray Flynn
Louisville
Ity
Jimmy Leann
Ketratt
Drew
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Llelying
Walter
Northern Colorade Distributing Co
W. Burrl
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