Trojans Win N C A Track Meet Easily
California Southern in battle at Chicago June. Haliday with a record total 77 47 points. Trojans won by a large margin over Ohio State, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Indiana. Wykott, Tolan, Williams lead the champs with multiple victories and new records amid rough weather.
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Oxford
Tworty-Ning
Jamond Stanford
Wykott
Tolan
Frank Wykott
Hhy Noaro
Eadie ‘Tolan
Dolah
Wilcott
Toten
Vic Willams
Chamyplol
Ted Meradith
Southern Callérnis
Anaod
James Gordon
Mint Wniversity
William Grater
Calliaguia
Ted
Tommy Warne
Northwestern
Verne McDermact
Tacs
Echipes
Warne
Dyekman
Ivan Dyekman
Colorado Aggis
Thos Colorado
Youlgater
Otta Hilla
Nota
Wolverie
Peyton Glass
Oxlahoma Aggies
Jack Keller
Ohio State
Dob Hall
Trojan
Mai
Keller
Trumph
Brate Payne
Trojan Ular
Bill Cardh
Gnofher
Orval Martin
Pordua
Axa
Leite
Clark Chamberlain
Michigan State College
Kenneth Uturchill
University of California
America
Claus
O. FH
Nelson
Lowa
Unia
Et Gordon
Iowa
Cme
Baseball Scores and Oddities in Widely Varied Games
Baseball results show Detroit routed by American Hidledetyeia 12 to 4 while New York slipped past Washington 5 to 4. Other listed scores include Topeka 4, Gmab 1, and Dew Wines 3, reflecting a chaotic slate with several unclear team names and partial OCR remnants.
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Detroit
New York
Banton
Louis
Bonn
Greeley High Boys Enter National Track Meet
Greeley High School track team heads to the national meet with Captain Lewis Smith and teammates Cruikshank McMurray Larson, Force and others set for events including sprints and jumps. Coach Hart Vorly Ault leads the group as they travel from Ames to Chicago and Prairie dates.
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Ienorinta
Worls
Johnson
Tad Jamea
Greene Man
Wobynuky State Veachera College
Kearney
Kaw Bt
Vitad Dio
Ames la
Oulvago
College Hill Defeats Taylors 9 in Playoff
College Hill trailed early but surged to top Taylors 9 in a league playoff game. The final came after a late rally as College Hill built a lead with key hits and strong defense. Taylors opened with runs in the first inning, then College Hill pulled ahead and held on for the win.
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College Hill
Taylors
College
Leam
Bebiid
Taylor
Cluts
Lia
Barnett Nut
College UL
Payne a Ward County Boy Captain’s Track Setback
Ernest Payne, noted as a third team leader among unbeaten track champions, tripped over a hurdle in the 220 at the National Collegiate meet in Chicago and fell, after earlier winning the 220 yard hurdles title in Philadelphia the prior week setting a meet record. Cobb denies plans to buy Oklahoma City Western League club. Goodyear Wings win national amateur championship 2 to 0 over New Bedford Black Cats. Fields withdraws from fight due to a broken bone in a sparring accident. Arlington Park to host the richest race for three year olds on July 18. Eaton Wine in Derby game context.
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Ward
Ernest Payne
California
Lved
Greckey
Glivrest
Ghcreat
Onlcago
Inez
Philadelphia
Fields
Jackie Fields
Falampase Samvera
Cubs
Arlington Stapa
Arlington Clagsie
Will Ie Tai
Arlington Park
Iuly
Denver Country Club and Oscar Cras win tourney foursome
In a Revolut series Sunday Waton and Cass won 2 and 1 to clinch the series for Denver Country Club. Greeley Farmers defeated Gresley Farmers 5 to 0 in a baseball set, with Marchants releasing Chanis for the match.
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Denver Country Club
Oscar Cras
Iron Johnson and
Experiments with Exotic Flowers Most Encouraging
Dr George T Moore Shaw's garden director reports abroad orchid work boosted by embargo on imports. Seed growing yields rapid hybridization as three new greenhouses expand collection. A garden chief’s method produced 26 3000 seedings hybrids of ornate Cattleyas.
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England
United States
George T. Moore
Shaw's Garden
Cleff
Crop Rotation Best Check of Foot Rot
Fort Colina Colo June O-Hiti prominent expert notes crop rotation as the best control for foot rot seen in non-freezing winter wheat across Northern Colorado. Reports by Dr. Ly W Tur confirm the finding after spring field observations.
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Fort Colina
Colo
Colorado
Wheat Foot Rot Observed At Colorado Experiment Station
Dr. Durrell and assistant Bodine report a root rot disease affecting dryland winter wheat at the Colorado Agricultural College station. The illness, caused by a soil borne mold, withers seedlings, rots roots, and forms dead patches in fields with poor moisture and certain soil types. Crop rotation helps starve the pathogen and reduce spread.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Tiwne
Larimar
Weld
Adame
Darfrett
W. Bodine
Chat
de Adda
Dr. Durrell
Ida Johnson Resumes Its Fast Drilling Effort
The Eureka company plans drilling on Ida Johnson’s site with veteran driller W. M. Conley on the ground by early July. A house will be built at the site for constant supervision as the crew moves to the well.
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Ida Johnson
Terlat
Eureka
W. M. Conley
Conley
Tifa
Qowley
Walls
Berthoud Berthoud
Berthoud of
Ftuddatz
Red Rock
With & Ifranklin
Diewal
Mother & Hutcheson
Hall-Hogcett Lake
PJ. Mosher
Paul M. Mead
A. L. Mosher
Wilson No. 1
Standard Ol Company
Colorado
Prokrast
Feld
Florence
Wichita
Amarillo
Tts
Raddatz Company
Fire in Notre Dame village destroys two buildings
A small boy playing with matches started a blaze in Notre Dame village, Beruce county, Quebec. The fire yesterday destroyed two buildings and damaged several others, including the village telephone office. News of the incident reached the town today. The boy reportedly hid in a shed to avoid punishment. Among the losses were a Sisters of Notre Dame convent and a Banque Nationale branch building.
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Quebec
P. Q
Canada
Notra Dame
I Beruce
Hera
Plarz
Sisters
Mexico To Form 3.5 Million Training Reserve Army
El Universal Grafica reports a plan to create a Mexican military reserve of 3.5 million trained men. A government commission would develop it for President Ortiz Rubio this month, starting with early education and toy-soldier play, then formal military studies from first grade onward, aiming to produce thousands of trained cadets in four years. The reserve would supplement an existing army of about 40,000 and the Agrarian regiments at roughly 104,005.
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Frrase
Mexico City
Nowspaper el Universal Grafica
Todsy
Tg] Norva
Ori Rubio
Nla
Wil Pitlisi
Achoula
Miltary Adudies
D. Gilmore Dies in Colorado Springs After Long Career
D. Gilmore, a widely known printer and longtime county official, died today in Colorado Springs. He served as county clerk and was prominent in lumber trade circles. The obituary notes his leadership in hard woods and conifer classifications and references decades of work since 1991.
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Colorado Springs
T.D
Gilmore
County Clairman
Fragmented note references local loan and neighbor borrowing
A garbled, fragmentary manuscript mentions a person named Lombledown or similar with borrowing habits from neighbors. It hints at an annual gathering titled Gel-Our-Teola-Mucw roni-Petey Mog and a Marm Joss, but details are unclear and names appear corrupted.
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Gordon G. Moss
Eaton Radio, Inc
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Eighth Ave
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Peransfer Co
P. C. Mann Sporting Goods Whelesals
Battery and Electrical Service
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Policn Gapt
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Mexico
Army of On and
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Edwin J. Haefeli
Optometriat
Weld County
Izaak Walton League
Welst County
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