Reed's Oilers Defeat Denver Salt Lake by Six Four
Reed's Oilers earned their second consecutive win at Island Grove Sunday afternoon, defeating the Doehyarani Salt Lake Railway team six to four. Herbst allowed six hits, four runs in the seventh, and Willett and Brennecke led Reed's offense with key hits including a double by Willett and a Brennecke double driving in runs.
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Baseball scores from major leagues on a day
National League results show Boston defeating Cincinnati 8 to 4 while Chicago edged Brooklyn 3 to 6 and St. Louis beat New York 6 to 4 Philadelphia lost 2 to 6. American League tallies include Chicago 13 over Boston and St Louis 9 over Philadelphia 6 with Cleveland 0 and Washington plus New York 1. Carrott 10 is listed with Philadelphia in an unclear pairing.
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Manero Captures Open Title At Balthsrol
Italian-American pro Jie Tony Manero won the American Open in a dramatic finish at Burnstol, overcoming 4 strokes to beat Harry Cooper by four strokes. Manero carded a 282 total on 75 holes, setting a new world mark and surpassing the prior British Open best.
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Elephant food intake varies with size
According to the text an elephant would consume pounds of food daily if it ate the entire singant proportionally. It notes a figure of about 100 pounds for a smaller example, suggesting elephants eat only about that amount in a restrained scenario.
Preliminary Card Made for Big Bout in New York
The Twenty Century Club announced a preliminary card for the Louis Schnteling match at Yuulwo Sta Hem Idne 18. Contestants include Steve Dudas Edgewater and Nida Ya, Nathan Mans New Haven, Dave Clark Detroit, Steve Carl Meriden, Cannony Galenio New York, Al Gainer New Haven, Jorge Brescia Argentina, Abe Paldman New York, Jak McCarthy Boston, Sandy McDonald Waco, Micckey Patrick Chicago, Bud Migg Brocton.
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Women's Western Open golf tourney to start Monday
Topeka Kansas July tourney action began at the county club course as players prepared for the 18 hole qualifying round starting Monday. Dorothe Gustafson of South Bend Indiana emerged as state champion with strong play while Opala of Kansas City and Greeley faced stiff title challenges amid variable weather including a brief shower.
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Dale Schofield Stars as Utah marks fall at meet
Dale Schofield of Brigham Young University dominated the Salt Lake district Olympics track meet, setting two Utah records and helping another. He ran 22.8 seconds in the 200 meter low hurdles and 10.5 seconds in the 100 meters, contributing to BYU’s relay squad time of 3:21.6. Springville resident Richard Boorman, Sacramento Junior College student, posted 21.9 in the 200 meters to tie the state record, and Marguerite Jones of McCammon won the 100 meters in 12.6 seconds.
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Johnson Named Line Coach at School Mines
Johnson, a former All-Conference tackle at Utah and NFL Pro Bowler, is named line coach at School of Mines. He will assist Alpert White and serve as director of physical education. Reorganization aims to add a basketball coach. Leo Sitalwaechter and Steve Hoknt are leading candidates.
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Helen Stephens Dominates Missouri Meet at Fulton
Helen Stephens dazzled with two standout exhibitions in Fulton Missouri on Saturday overshadowing Kawena and Missouri athletes who smashed records in the Missouri Valley athletic meet. Stephens won the 100 meters in 41.6 seconds and the discus throw landed at 132 feet 8 1 inches, as officials noted Olympic record potential and world mark challenges pending federation ruling.
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Owens Dominates Broad Jump at 46th Track Championships
Pap Owens of Ohio State wins the broad jump at the 46th annual Gomlat ASA UW track and field meet. He opened with a 35 foot first effort, later exceeding 20 feet on a second attempt. Other results include Ralph Meleta winning the 200 meters for Marquette, Rob Griega second in 9:23, and Cornelius Johnson of Compton JC taking the third jump.
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One-Sided Exhibition Games Highlight Sunday Soccer? Baseball Host
Sunday exhibition slates produced uneven scores as Severance beat the Independent League 10 to 2 and Royal Arcanum defeated Eaton Odd Fellows 17 to 8. Weitzel pitched Severance to the win with strong hitting from Honateli and Timken contributing in the field.
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Boulder Youth Wins Bicycle Road Race
Casendu and Poses from Salt Lake City, June 3, report Boulder rider Bob ton, Boulder, Cole, and Jack Caanthors from Denver won the Olympic bicycle road race event. Qualifying from among about a dozen contestants, in a close finish, the two men will represent the Rocky Mountain region at the national Olympic finals in Washington. Ba Clifton won the 62 mile test in 4 hours, 62 minutes, and four seconds.
Eaton Defends His Golf Title in Lakewood Open
Denver golfer Rex Eaton, last year’s amateur champion, headlines the Lakewood Country Club opening of Colorado’s state amateur championship. Seedings will place eight top players before the rest are drawn, with Claude Wright and Eaton among the leaders already seeded. Officials plan today to finalize the field as over 100 entries expected, including many city and out-of-town players.
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Denver Monarchs win debut in Sunday league game
The Denver Monarchs, a newly formed Denver team, defeated Englewood Merchants 10 to 8 in their first game. Englewood fell to the Greeley 6Uers at Greeley on June 3. The Fifth annual Colorado junior tennis tournament opens Monday here at the Denver Country Club. A conference of the National Association of Left Handed Golfers was set for September 14 to 26. Howard Grant of Pueblo is among tourney favorites.
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Collins Trims Eaton Golfers In Fort Collins Duel
Fort Collins June 8 Collins defeated Eaton 39 to 3 in league play. Denver boxing scene announces the 3rd annual Golden Gloves amateur tournament opening Wednesday night in the auditorium. Tommy Golden, matchmaker for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, described the show and estimated about 200 weigh-ins over the event. The tournament will run multiple nights with bouts in two rings, a first for Denver. Champions from nearby Pueblo entries are listed, including Sullivan 154, Ketchel 147, Stevens 126, and Petry heavyweight from Florence. Entry lists from Colorado Springs and turnout from CC camps add to the strong field. Weigh-ins occur at the auditorium Wednesday from 12 noon and Thursday and Friday from 6 PM.
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Missouri Valley Tennis Opens in Annpotated City
The thirty fifth annual Missouri Valley tennis tournament begins Monday with entries from 20 states and 60 officials. Notable players include Wilner and Hines of Columbia joined by S.6. of Los Angeles who have represented the United States in French and Wimbledon events, and Robert Riggs of Los Angeles, holder of the Missouri Valley junior singles and doubles titles and recent Pacific Coast men's champion.
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Style of Champ Walker Sparks Olympic Controversy
The walking champion Stone faces doubt from Olympic officials over whether his pace is real walking or running. Supporters claim his stride stays in contact with the ground, a vital mark of walking, while rivals suspect a hidden trot. The clash risks Berlin participation as authorities weigh suspicions against his speed.
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State Farmers List 1 056 000 Acres in Wind Erosion Program
Colorado counties report 1 056 560 acres under emergency wind erosion control. Of this, 242 434 acres listed for moisture conservation. Federal funds totaled 29 622.95. County tallies show farm counts and acres in Bent Cheyenne Crowley Douglas Elbert and others with thousands of acres already listed and more to come.
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Oklahoma wrestler joins Denver coaching staff
Paul W Keem son of the University of Oklahoma, winner of the 1936 intercollegiate wrestling title, has been added to Denver University's faculty as the second annual summer coaching aide. Director of Athletics Lew Mulhoney announced the appointment.
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