Reed's Oilers Defeat Hereford 10-1 In Island Grove Match
Reed's Oilers routed Hereford 10 to 1 at Island Grove. Greeley exploded for four runs in the first inning and never looked back as Schroeder and Duggan led a late surge. Hereford struggled with control, while Herbst allowed four hits over seven innings for the winners.
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Mrs Hill Wins Second Consecutive Open Title in Kansas City
Mrs Hill captured her second consecutive Women’s Western Open calf title in Kansas City on Saturday. She dominated the stretch to secure the championship, finishing ahead of rivals including Dennehy of Lake Forest.
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Topeka
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Kansas City
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Lake Vorest
Lash Sets New Two Mile Record at Princeton Meet
Lash of Tudtuna clamped a new two mile mark at Princeton University track meet with a time of 14 minutes 68 seconds. The performance, hailed as one of Eight nations preps for the Berlin Olympics, eclipsed Norman Bright and drew praise from spectators for pace and endurance.
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Ana
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Glenn Cuniningham
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Baseball Scores and Delays Across Leagues
National League games include New York 3 over Plumburgh oO and Cincinnati 5 by Brooklyn 4. Chicago 2, Boston L St. Lowis, Philadelphia WW. American League reports Chickot Washington 4, Philadelphia, Cleveland 6, St. Louis at Boston postponed, Detroit at New York postponed.
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Winners To Tour Orient and Play in Japan
Treva Wichita Kansas June 14 Ray mond Dunont president of the National Semi Pro Baseball Congress says the 1986 championship team will tour Japan. The squad plans to depart from San Francisco September 4 with stops in Honda September 3 and Tokyo September 13. The World National Semi Pro Champion title will be decided at the Wiehttu tournament August 14 to 36.
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Wichita
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Raymond Dunont
Japan
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Toklo
Siulp
Wiehttu
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Lake City
Max Baer
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James. J. Braddock
Greeley Teams Win Exhibition Softball Games at Park
Greeley Sunday night exhibition softball saw Safeway defeat Bradford-Robbison Printers of Denver 5 to 4 while Dillon-Op defeated Jud’s 10 to 6 at Island Grove before about two thousand fans. Game details include Safeway’s mid game rallies and standout hitting, with Loloff and Hoston delivering key moments for the losers.
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Bruge Mondt
Erribune
Tsland Grove
Safeway
Brandford-kolsinson Prbuiters
Denver
Dillon-Oyp
Jud's
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Boston
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Owens Ties World Record in Century Dash at Ohio State Meet
The narrative reports Jesse Owens of Ohio State tying the world record in the 100-yard century dash amid a muddled recap of events. It notes Olympic context, exhibition hurdles, and a Davenport Western Open golf event set for June with a $2,600 prize fund, including $856 to the winner.
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Davanport Country Club
Athletics Defeat Cleveland 8 to 6 in home win
Cleveland Indians fall to the Athletics 8 to 6 as Philadelphia notes their home stand end on June 1. Bob Jotngou stars with a rare home run and a strong fly ball drive in the first inning. Reds rally in sixth but fall short as Lee Ross and Hale propel the visitors. Vernon Kennedy shuts down Washington in a 6 to 4 White Sox victory. Red Kress error sets up Chicago late, while Mike Krosyich adds a triple for insurance.
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Washington
Red Kress
White Sox
Mike Krosyich
Pete Appleton
Moesa Nol
Atkinson 3rd in Golf Meet
Pete Atkinson of Greeley placed third in the Cohunalne golf club one day invitation tournament held Sunday. Guy Glamereaux of the Comminhie and Dillokt of the Columbioe tied for first with a 129 score. 126 golfers competed. Others from Mia section included W. 2, We Call of Wits, Tom Murphy of Greelay, and W. A. Ray of Raton. Fort Collins Highlands was the only match held. Northern Colorado league pay. One match remains between Highlands and Longmont with date undecided.
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Pete Atkinson
Greeley
Fort Collins Golfers Defeat Highlanders At Home Meet
Fort Collins country club hosted a golf match against Highlands, with the Fort Collins squad posting a decisive 96 to 34 victory. Notable Highlands players included Walker, Horrid, and Dally, while Fort Collins featured strong showings from several scorers as the team dominated the meet on the home course.
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Barty
Sam Harris
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Horrid
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Woodsome
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Hower
Soboy
Doelz
Winker
Ogalyardt
Greeley Rifle Club Second in Dewar Shoot
The Greeley Rifle Club placed second in the Dewar shoot held Sunday at Ping Bluffs Wyoming. Cheyenne won with a score of 193 while Greeley totaled 183. Team members were Harry Iasting Raipl Suivay P. D. Hohingen Floyd Bowles and Ed Struiton. A cup for second place was awarded. Next Sunday Greeley will send a team to Dewar meet near Sterling.
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Gresley Club
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Ed Struiton
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Craig Wood Wins Open Golf Meet in New York
In Fonthill Ontario on June 14 Craig Wood won the General United Open golf prize of $1,000. Wood surged from behind with a 68 to upset the field as Sherel Youn aided him. the stretch run featured a strong finish near the record set last year by Rey Mungrom of Dayton and top contenders from Gro¢naloro and other areas.
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Ont
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Craig Wood
New York
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Rey Mungrom
Dayton
Malehed
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Kraft Defeats Eaton for Colorado Amateur Title
Johnny Kraft defeated Rex Eaton to win the Colorado Amateur Championship at Lakewood Country Club in Denver. Kraft secured a two up victory after a strong middle rally, with Eaton never mounting a final comeback after a rough start.
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Associated Frese
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Lekoweod Country Club
Roosevelt Speaks at Vincennes Memorial for Clark
President Roosevelt addressed 29,000 in Vincennes Indiana on the western trip. He emphasized religion morality and knowledge as foundation for good government while criticizing rigid conservation and crime. The speech honored George Rogers Clark at the Wabash memorial amid Groves architecture. Governor McNutt introduced the president at the granite monument dedication.
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Ind
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Leariing Agiinet
George Rogers Clark
Paul ¥. McNutt
Thik Jana
Cubs Dominate With Homers In Four Game Sweep
Chicago Cubs beat the Bees 4 to 1 to complete a four game sweep. Frank Demarest hit two homers powering the Cubs as they extended his team’s winning streak to 13 straight games. Ken O’Dowd and Manny Gladman contributed, while Hal Solder hurled for the Pirates and Cardinals Phillies also showed strength in a high scoring day.
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Cuba
Haston
Carda
Demasreg
Ken Owou
Britain Plans to End Sanctions Amid Trade Talks
London reports indicate Britain intends to lift sanctions as it presses Rome for renewed orders. Conservative lawmakers tout easing after domestic industry signals. observers warn of shifts ahead in Mediterranean policy and economic leverage.
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Softball Scores From Monday’s Schedule Summary
Sateway defeated Bradford Tobinson Printers 8 to 5 in Denver. Dillon-Opp 10, Jude 6. Jonnatown, J. gave Monday’s lineup. Sadeway faced Iniapendent. Beira Tiros versus La Salle Mer chants with $246 listed.
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Brubaker Heads to Boston for Sharkey Bout
California heavyweight Brubaker, 198 pounds, leaves for Boston after three days of training. His career includes a decisive win over Kingfish Levin. Brubaker aims to face Jack Sharkey on June 25 as trainers express confidence.
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San Wrangisco
Brubaker
California
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Bunday
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Kingfish Levinsky
Yankees Trade Ben Chapman for Jake Powell
Unclear text describes a straight player translation about a trade involving New York Yankees outfielder Ben Chapman and Washington Senators outfielder Jake Powell. Mentions a fight broadcast schedule and a Tuesday night date, with混乱 wording and garbled references to June events and broadcast timing.
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Washington Senators
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Alyid
Jake) Powell
Loils-Schmelini
Ships atay The 31- foot ming dock at the wharf
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a large dock at a coastal town under a regime, with references to St Monma and Chavlutts Atuelia. The text is garbled but centers on ships at a harbor, a dock length of 31 feet, and altered place names amid a historic regime.
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Americeo
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Atuelia
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