Waddy Strikes Out 12 Batters From Gilcrest Monday
Waddy Gettman pitched a spirit ball game for Horton AS NEE. Horton's won 16 to 6 with Grocer MM homer and Jake Ktutz also going deep. Laloft started strong, but Hortons pulled away by fourth inning with multiple runs and defensive plays behind Gettman.
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Jack Simpnon
Waddy Gettman
Norfolt
Beniar Teague
Horton
Horton's
Groscer MM
Jake Ktutz
Thid
Myo
Loioft
Carl Gottman
Joleft
Lalaft
Rule
Laloft
Cark Gottman
Oll
Keufec
Loleff
Jake Gettman
Shoot Wan
Keefer
Seco
Loloff
Will
Tita
Keller
Inka
Gragey
Watdr
Hortons
Getimay
Ralz
Graasel
W. Gettorad
W. Gettorad, DP Een d WC Gediian, Ef A 1 A Ningmier
Ruth WE Eevee
Taloft
Guttuts
Keifer
Sheree
Heleher
Rienny
Monrh
Oo Peterson
Morgnay
Gree
Cork
Wreerick
OH Sprenz
Kefer
Tor Klotz
Donings
Phillips GC
Tom's Uarter Shop
Phans
Vong
Huth
Charles Bolg
Windsor
Forbes
Ranch
Windsor Pilcher
Way
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Charles Dolle Fannei
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Norris
Bauer Tolaee
Hilaire
Norris Ad Bauer
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Walkery Miller
Shaggy Bauer
Winslow
Hake
Miller
Shaggy
Bud
Crucer
Strolmaele Geourdins
Winsor
Helub
Comet
Evans
Wheat allotments set for 62 million acres nationwide
The agriculture department announced 62 009 000 acres as the national wheat acreage allotment under the 1935 farm act. Kansas leads with 12 794 000 acres, followed by North Dakota 4 084 959 and Oklahoma 3 616 610, with totals for Texas Montana Nebraska and South Dakota also listed. The Colorado allotment is 1 472 639 acres, up from 1 314 000 last year. The Hawkeye name origins trace to Iowa reporters and Des Moines judges in 1830.
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Cassidaia Terre
Washington
Agriculture Department
States
Kansas
Noth Dakota
Oklahoma
Texas
Montana
Nebraska
South Dakota
Colorado
Nelsons Caddy Wins Deeply at Open Championship
Byron Nelson, Open champion, rewarded his caddie Monk Iveley with cash and shoes after a 108 hole victory. Dallas rider Gutdanl overshadowed by Nelsons performance as Texas Amateur scene gains prominence. Colorado salary dispute heads to civil service ruling while Buchanan leads Western Women’s Golf Tour in rain shortened rounds.
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Palladelphia
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Byron Nelson
Thomas (Monk
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Monk
Malamide
Vye
Dallaz
Texas
Ivan
Ute
Vestalias
Nelph
Gutdanl
Dallas
Nekion
Culdoh
Hans Wagner Team Defeats Eddie Collins Lead Leagues 4 to 2
In Cooperstown New York a den of major leaguers captained by Tim Wagner, ward of the Pittsburgh Pirates, beat a squad led by Eddie Collins, general manager of the Boston Red Sox, 4 to 2 in a centennial exhibition game before about 10 000 fans. Players listed include Ros Be Collinses, Jorgins, Grove, and Ruel, with teams from Reds Palmers and Athletics among others.
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Ward
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Johnson
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Mar Fayiden
Beea
Allen
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Berg
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Jayes
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Arrests Made for Killing of Nazi Cop by Czechs
Prague reports that German authorities arrested several persons suspected of complicity in the death of Police Sergeant Wilhelm Kniest. Officials kept months and exact numbers of detainees secret while announcing a relaxation of punitive measures on fifty industrial workers in connection with the case.
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Prague
Paltee al Kladno
Wilhelm Kniest
Gill Men Get Tagged Trout Fort Collins
Reports from Gill, Colorado detail over week fishing on Cache la Poudre and Laramie rivers with many small catches. Six tagged trout noted in the Sache la Poudre, badges awarded to townspeople including Griffith's Cigar Store recipients. names listed of several residents from Gill, Dacone, Port Collins, Longmont.
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Cachela Lone
Tent Wer
Rio Grande
Thompson
Laramie
Oui
Elena
Ted Erring
Eds Yace
Jimmy Haywood
Dover
Che Laramie
Sache la Poudre
Dandy Lake
Claymore Lake
Griffith
Cigar Store
Griffith's
Hna
Inia
Cincinnati Baseball School Cancelled in Wyoming Plans
The Cincinnati Meds halted their summer baseball school planned for July 26 to 30 in Greelay Wyoming for northern Colorado boys. Secretary Folbrecht of the Ley Chamber of Commerce said Charles E. Chapman of Orinda had canceled the program because Colorado was too distant for many organizations. No school will be held in Colorado this summer by the Reds, who had considered Greelay and Pueblo locations.
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Cincinnati Meds
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Nortlern
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Wyoming
F Folbrecht
Greeley
Hern
Stedg
Becaune Colorado
Ue Reds
Pueblo
College
Dixmova
Theaboo
Kolurecht
Radical Groups Celebrate Court Victory in Jersey City Rally
A large crowd gathered in Jersey City as American Civil Liberties Union supporters hailed a Supreme Court ruling limiting Mayor Frank Hague's power to curb public assemblies. Police guarded General Square after past clashes, with 10,000 to 15,000 in attendance and Norman Thomas among speakers. Thomas, once barred from General Square, urged listeners to demand three years for Jersey City and Hack in America as Dorothy Bruntisey accompanied press coverage.
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Jersey City
Urdon Spemhkera
Police Department
Las
Genéral Square
Sane
United States Supreme Court
Frank Jiangue
Arthur Garfiell Hays
Coungal
Cath
America
Baseball Scores and Farm Output Figure Note
The item notes no major baseball games scheduled in the American and National leagues. It includes an economic reference estimating about 10,760,000 workers in the United States in 1935 associated with farm production levels, claiming a 26 to 30 percent increase in farm output compared with 12,200,000 workers.
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United States
District Semi-Pro Tourneys to be Held
Wichita Kansas June 12. District tournaments across the United States will award championships from districts with 9,000 to 80,000 population. Events run July 1 to 4 with prize money and clubbing allowances. State and national levels organized under the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress with commissioners overseeing the schedule and consuls to supervise.
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Fassvehabel Press
Wichita
Kaw
United States
Natal
Uoeewall Touriney
Baseball Congress
Tay
George A Newton
Puyola
Pnetlo
Iuly
He Etuke Micet
Applind- Mona Fur
Stiays
Seni Pro
Wan
Birth boom hits New Deal Colony in 1940
New Deal Colony reports birth rates four times normal in 1940 amid government work from Washhape vou. Population growth tied to bumper crop prospects and full housing two years ago. Local court cases include De Verrera fined 50 for drunken driving. Garefy fined 26 plus costs. Boggs Hurt In Accident details violence near Highway 34. car damage about 100 ham age unspecified.
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Goveinnient
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Craonbolt
Ino de Verrera
Severnaneco
W. St )Adams
Marcos Garefy
Costa
Tohn Court of Justice
E.g.engllan
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Togas
Grealey
Hye Milton
Greeley
MecKechnie Has Faith in Frey
In a candid assessment, Lonnie Frey earns praise as a rising star second baseman with the Reds. Don Graham notes Frey’s improving batting and double play chemistry with Billy Myers, while MecKechnie expresses belief in Frey’s continued growth and leadership on the field.
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MecKechnie
Frey
Hulls Europe Trade Advice Echoes on Anniversary
The article notes Hull presents trade guidance to Europe on the fifth anniversary of a trade agreement program. It discusses warnings about blocs and spheres of influence, calling for restraint to avoid escalation. It mentions President Reccannenlt praising a policy path linking larger and smaller nations in economic integration.
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Gere Muny
Erana
Bron Naval
Emonib Uel
Reccanenlt
Kaw
Germany
Salt works in Muskingum valley failed after three years
In 1798 investors put 150 each to establish salt works in Salt Creek Muskingum Ohio. They bought kettles in Pittsburgh and operated constantly for three years in shifts. After Ohio became a state the government owned and rented the works but no one paid rent, and the salt works disappeared.
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Salt Creek
Muskingum
Ohio
Pittsburegt
Ohto
Regatta Day Draws Tens of Thousands to Poughkeepsie
Regatta Day in Poughkeepsie attracts up to 70,000 fans along the Hudson River for the intercollegiate rowing event. The day features parade mood, spectator boats near Roosevelt’s Hyde Park area, and extensive city festivities with hotels crowded and riverside celebrations lasting into the night.
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Lee Nasil
Far West
Roosevelt
Shidaor
Hyde Lark
Amient
Kitta
Segatta
Ron
Miaashouser
Bare
Jay
Hogana
Catholic Study Highlights Democratic Economic Pain View
In Gloveland on June 18 the Second National Catholic Horist Action Congress discussed economic policy. Monsignor John A. Ryan of Catholic University argued unemployment cannot be erased by laissez faire and must be met with deliberate measures rather than mere inaction.
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Avenciated Press
Gloveland
Thiris
Wutter Una
National Patie Authority
Wighty AL Ammitts Mineling
John A. Ryan
Catholic University of America At Washington
State Junior Ball Tourney At Brighton
Colorado hosts the state junior softball setup sponsored by the Colo rMide State amateur softball association. Districts and sectional tournaments schedule includes Western Slope San Luis Valley and Denver area districts with Brighton hosting the state tournament the week ending August 26. District leaders plan rotation and eligibility reminders as teams prepare for regional and state play. Districts may send winners and runners up to sectional meet with state entry July in late August. The State Tournament runs the week of August 26 with divisions A B C D G having age and birthday eligibility rules and registration for players to qualify.
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ColorMide State Amateur
Neiriel
Piya Wegt
Prebly County
Masters Fowler
Gayetha
Ouve
Souther Cottrade
Includea
Northern
Tapindes
Rooneran
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