Stara Eaton Nin at Softball Stara Ness Nocturnal Rally
Stara and Eaton Nin faced off in a high scoring softball game with 14 to 4 final. Merchants opened strong in the first inning, Grayam hit a home run in the third, and a late rally pushed the score. Pitchers Baton and Ted Seeker yielded several hits as both teams committed errors contributing to the final margin.
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Merchants
AllStare
Frans
Grayam
Inex
Baton
Ted Seeker
Howyer
Bath
Carnt
Vernon Eriskod
Eeker
Hiies
Wolf
Baseball season batting and pitching leaders list fragment
The clipped OCR shows 1950s style league batting and pitching leaders with names and stats. It mentions Tucker of Chicago hitting .302, Kipges and Cull combine in Cleveland, Ryba and Furder noted for pitching totals, plus runs batted in by Schultz and Weintraub, home runs by Ott, and scattered references to Brooklyn and New York players.
Captain Wilkinson Convicted and Sentenced to 20 Years
Captain Wilkinson, an army flyer, was convicted by a general court martial on multiple charges and sentenced to 20 years hard labor. The Associated Press report from Santa Ana, California, notes the verdict and punishment amid a wave of wartime dispatches.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Morrison - Wilkinson
Army Flyer
Greece
Wontel
Baseball box score fragment from early American League game
A fragmented box score item lists teams Philadelphia St Louis and Chicago with inning totals, pitcher and batter names, and notes a postponed Detroit at Cleveland game due to wet grounds. Includes National League entries for Brooklyn New York Pittsburg Cincinnati and scattered player mentions.
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Philadelphia
Bowman
Partes
St. Louis
Chicago
Kramer
Hayworth
Lopat
Maltaberger
Tresh
Detroit
Cleveland
Tor
Washington
Zuber
Johnson
Hesley
Leonard
Ferrel
Brooklyn
New York
Owen
Fisch
Baward
Manc
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ang Lorex
Hewsser
Tobin
Neat Ruffensherfer
Hickey
Klutiz
Passesson
Fleming
A Euisternwood
Lanier
Munger
O'Dea
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati New York
Brooklyn Bat
Boston
Philadelphie A
Amerigan Treagle St. Laws
Toston
Gegeland
Machines to save sugar beet industry after war
An illustrated Sugar magazine feature by Annie Farrell Wood argues new beet harvesting and feeding machines will transform postwar agriculture. California and Colorado figures are cited, with emphasis on beets as cattle feed and molasses byproduct. Professor Hart promotes sugar beets as a low cost, high quality feed once mechanization is complete.
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Anie Farrell Wood
vAltha
I California Delta
Colorado
California
Ann Wood
Boatile
Wea
George Hart
University of California
Ands Denly
Cheyenne storm wounds windows flood city with repairs looming
Cheyenne endures a severe hail storm that damaged thousands of dollars in property. Windows suffered major losses with estimates around 5 000 dollars and neon signs 15 000 dollars. A glass dealer noted many homes and businesses reported multiple broken panes. Vendors warned customers to brace for delays as staffing shortages push repairs at least a month. Nearby reports mention fires in Holy Crags forest and political travel notes, but focus remains on storm damage and restoration.
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Cheyenne
DOD
Baslexe Hardware
Yixorows
Pérnon
Neon Algan
T. Child
Tox Farm
Pacific Coaches Vote to Install Two Rule Changes
Pacific coaches vote to allow forward passes from anywhere behind the scrimmage line and to outlaw the out of bounds kickoff, with swift faculty backing. Reported from Hood River, Oregon, noting rapid approval and a shakeup in collegiate league practice.
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Pacific
Hood River
Ore
Munir
Denver Cigaret Tax Retained Keeps Pack Price
Denver's city council defeated a proposal to repeal the one rent a pack cigarette tax last night. The vote preserves the existing per-pack charge and the city residents retain the higher price on tobacco products.
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Denver
Roosevelt Parkea Fourth Term Query
Washington June 18 Roosevelt Parkea press conference touched on a possible fourth term as reporters pressed for clarity. Roosevelt laughed yet offered no definite answer, saying Congress must decide the status of the pending bill. Moscow June 13 news from Zurich cited German bookshops removing Atlantic wall material after the Allied invasion per propaganda ministry orders.
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Washington
Greathoas
Roosevelt
Congress
Moscow
Rusia Tas
Zurich
Switzerland
Germany
Medal to Denvarke Awarded by Allied Air Forces
Lt. Roland T. Fisher of Denver Colorado received a medal from Lt. Gen. George A. Kenney commander of the Allied air forces in the Southwest Pacific area. The award recognizes distinguished service in the war effort.
Denver Man Takes Gill Church Pastorate This Summer
Rev. J. A. Kearney of Denver has accepted the Gill Church pastorate for the summer months. He will be assisted by his wife and they are described as successful evangelists using moving pictures in sermons. Worship times are 11 am and 4 30 pm with Sunday School at 10 am. Mrs. Earl Wood recently underwent major surgery and is recovering. Guests including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker and Pat Baker of Nampa Idaho visited the Steck home. Pat Baker, a Navy veteran, recently returned from overseas and Pearl Harbor duty. A note mentions historical fact about chrome discovery in Guatemala in 1518.
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J. A. Kearney
Denver
Gill
Kearney
Earl Wood
Pearl Harbor
States
Garfield veterans lead Colorado Wyoming GAR encampment
Mrs Olive R Hugg of Denver was elected president of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Colorado and Wyoming, as 106 delegates gathered at Fort Collins for the GAR and auxiliaries encampment. Officers named include Mrs Hattie Lamon Rocky Ford senior vice president and Mrs Louise Leftingwell Grand Junction senior vice president. George H Metz commander of the department, John Smith Cann City and Robert T Bryan Boulder are Civil War veterans among attendees. Only seven GAR members remain alive in Colorado.
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Fort Collins
Oliver Hugg
Denver
Grand Army of the Republic
Colorado
Wyoming
GAR
Hattie Lamon
Rocky ‘Ford
Louise Leftingwell
Grand Junction
Rosa McClare
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Mexico City
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Mollis
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Los Angeles
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Wever
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Farley
Truman Git
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Mexico
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Dugar
Nventack
Greeley Ice & Storage Co
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Murer
Hugo
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