No-Delay Extends Lead With Tough 4 3 Win
Garnsey Wheeler rebounded from a rough night to edge No-Delay Sandwich 4 3 as Pat Murphy limited No-Delay to three hits. Lawrence Lolott dominated Towne Tavern with five strikeouts, while Cannell and Bollig led Towne Tavern in a 10 inning 1 0 loss. Standings show No-Delay Sandwich atop the Greenley Softball League after Monday action at Island Grove.
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Bruge Mondy
Garnsey & Whadder
Island Grove
Connell Longhams
Towne Tavern
le Po-Dalt
Lawreence Loloit
Aaron Morgan
Morgan
Ypkres
Gurnsey & Wheeler
Sandwich Club
Pat Murphy
Gavagey & Wheeler
Murphy
Lile
Gamegon
Woods
Mitchell
Stan Smith
Duele Hatch
Tia
Walla
Inine
Toveventh
Back Hatch
Smith
Om Art Kler
Mer
Paterson
Connell Longhorns
Pilcher
Wagern
Bollig
Lolage
Nohile
Cannell
Fou
Shank
Minkit
la Tale
Lolott
V. Kellmott
Cluisiian
Wad Shelton
R Garnsey
Greeley
Mankay
Hore Dairy
Horton Emambers
Sandwich Road
Windsor
College High Opens Monday With Expanded Programs
College High opens Monday June 20, from nine to twelve, five days a week. In addition to regular work, there will be group chorus and orchestra, art, swimming, and duramades. Limited enrollment at back grid level from kindergarten through sixth grade. priority to children of college students. After college pupils enrolled, city school pupils may join if classroom limits allow. A witching party of about 400 farmers and businessmen searched Pine River for four year old Mick Harley Ware, who vanished Wednesday. Constable H I Shifter said footprints were found about two aisles from the Ware farm home. searchers believed the boy still alive.
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College
Rossont
Swimmer College
Pine River
Miin
Mick Harley Ware
H. I. Shifter
Pina River
Tichird Ware
All-American Derby Enters Fifth Year in Race
The All-American soapbox derby, now in its fifth year, invites boys aged up to fifteen to build and pilot their own cars. Sponsored by Galland Chevrolet and leading papers, the event crowns district and Colorado champions who advance to Akron for the national race with grand prizes including a four year college scholarship.
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Chevrolet
Malar
Laras
United States
Tribune and
de Galland Chevrolet Company
Greeley
Greeley Chaudrs
Denver
Colorado
Akron
Ohio
Hayaii
Canada
South Africa
Wl Akwon
Wachetty
Two Are Held For Fleecing Wyoming Man
Chicago police report two men were jailed on confidence game charges. A Wyoming worker, Henry Steinegger, was approached by Ales Chomele and Det Hacdall who promised to entrust him with $700 in savings after meeting on a trip from TiNoi, Wyoming to Switzer land. An arrest followed when Steinegger spotted a wanted poster and alerted authorities.
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Chicago
Ales Chomelewich
Det Hacdall
Pollee
Patrick Collins
Wyoming
Wage Hour Bills Detailed by Senate House Committee
Washington June 1. A committee report outlines who is affected by wage and hour bills, including interstate goods handlers, agricultural workers, processing staff, transportation workers, and weekly newspaper employees. It sets minimums and a 44 hour max first year rising to 40 hours later, with enforcement fines and sector exemptions. The plan features an independent administrator, industry boards, and court review, plus penalties and child labor restrictions. D. J. Holmes reports a fire at his business with smoke from burning papers, but no damage.
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Washington
Ube Civsi
Iabor
Senate
Mployes
Crop Outlook Bright Across Major Crops in 1934 Prospects
Washington reports a bright crop outlook with a record wheat crop and favorable conditions for cotton and tobacco. Wet weather slowed corn, but fields are progressing toward a good harvest. Western farmers rejoice over moisture, milk supply exceeds population needs, poultry flocks rise, and fruit and vegetable crops show normal or better production. Meat supplies lag due to prior drought in 1934 and 1926.
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Agricuture Department
Denver Coal Hearings On Colorado Industry Stabilization
Four members of the national coal commission opened hearings in Denver to gather cost data for a new price scale to replace an invalid federal schedule. Witnesses included G. Tryon and W. Hunter, with a governor call for Colorado coal operators and United Mine Workers to meet on industry stabilization.
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Denver
Tang
Butmons Coal Commission
Aight
Commission
G. Tryon
Esearch and Statistics
A. H. Johnston
Teller Ammons
Colorado
United Mine Workers
Ap Gio Thuvaday
Wheat Control Bill Sent to President
Congress sent to the White House a wheat control bill proposing relaxed planting limits for the 1939 crop. It aims to cap maximum plantable acreage around 65,900,000 and set total acreage between 44,000,000 and 69,000,000 unless amended. Debates included proposals to differentiate between soft and hard wheat and linkage to allotment criteria.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
Dacuasion
Gade
South Dakota
Lamaeth
Ohio
Jones
Porit
Texas
House Agriculairst Committee
Reds and Phillies Swap Trades Stir MLB News
Major league clubs paused for a day as rumors swirled of pending deals. Cincinnati sent Al Hollingsworth and Virgil Davis plus cash to Philadelphia for Bucky Walters, with talks linking New York to Buck Newsom and other trades involving Cleveland, Detroit, and Boston targets.
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Reds
Phillies
New York
Tring Searom
Cincinnati Teds
al Hollingsworth
Gatchet
Virgil Davis
Philadelphia Phillies i
Bucky Walters
Yanks
Buck Newsom
Louis
Newsom
Detroit 4
Ellen Auker
Ibe Indians
Itis
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Denny Gatehouse
Lewis Predicts Quick Victory Over Schmeling in Hectic boxing Day
Louis spoke to a reporter about a swift win over Max Schmeling, suggesting a knockout may come early or in the later rounds. Schmeling trained in Las Vegas, planning workouts and possible glove changes ahead of the bout scheduled a week from Wednesday.
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Lewis
Himself
Max Schmeling
N. J
Binday
Louis
Max Sehmeling
Sethavle
Lowle
Oe Schmeling
Speaulator
Fle
Jae Louis
Max Sid
Dag Casey
Detroit
Max Mahhon
Cincinnati Reds Acquire Walters and Pilcher from Phillies
Cincinnati Reds announce acquisition of Walters and Pilcher from Philadelphia in a deal worth about 50 090 dollars. General manager Warren G. Giles, manager Bill McKenchuse, and sports writers express satisfaction, noting a key step to boost the pitching staff and overall ball winning efforts. Major league names Vander Meer Derringer and Weaver are highlighted as part of the Reds' 24 victories so far this season.
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Glneinnall
Oslo
Jnune
Cineine
Mie Rode
Pilcher Bucky Wiborg
Philadelphia
Wilehar AL Hollingsworth
Veterin
Virg Davis
Hd Teedy
Warren G. Giles
Anneal
Oraspack
Bill McKenchuse
Johnny Vander Meer
Polit
Haston
Paul Derringer
Worker Blown From Haystack Shatters Back
A strong wind storm in the Dust Bowl region blew a haystack incident at Al May Valley eight miles north of Hol Wilson’s farm. Hol Wilson, employed by Corning & Weimer, was lifted from a one foot hay stack, suffering a broken back and neck. He is not expected to live. Visibility dropped to under 300 yards. Farther east, towns reported broken trees and minor property damage, with Holly and Springfield noting similar severe weather conditions.
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Tamar
al May Valley
Hol Wilson
Corning & Weimer
Bads
Iowa
Holly
Springfield
Rock Slide Delays Traffic on Thompson River Road
A rock slide above the rapids delayed traffic early Monday in Thompson. Mr and Mrs Robert Childers of Greeley witnessed the incident. The third car to clear after the slide passed at 6 am as highway crews moved debris to reopen the route.
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Rock
Direc Slite
Robert Childers
Greeley
Tim
Highlway
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