Stanky Vindicated as Cards Suffer Slump to seventh
Eddie Stanky dismisses grudges toward the St Louis Cardinals amid a club slide into seventh place. The Dodgers extended their lead while the Yankees, Cubs, Giants, and Braves posted wins. Chicago’s Harris homered for the Giants, and Williams drove in runs for Boston in a high scoring day across the league.
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ED Wilks
Ieee Nowrader
Eddie Stanky
St. Louis Cardinals
Branky
Cardinals
Brankisns
Stanks
Stanky
Walker
Pilt
St Lewis
Larry Jackson
Brooks Lawrence
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
New York
Giants
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
New York Yankees
Thheir Stim
Detroit
Ino Mings
Chiraea
Cleveland
Washington
Rankie
Herb Seare
Borton
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Johnny Trodres
Brooklyn
Redlegs
the Rodgers
Jover
Johnny Knppstein
Steve Ridzik
Ake Snider
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Mathews
Roberte
Lew Burdette
Ciante
Lea Murocher
Cubs
Gail Harris
Willie Mays
Harris
Painter Te coats dome with decisive paint job
A painter named Te applies about 100 gallons of paint to the U.S. Capitol dome, completing a maintenance project aimed at preserving the historic structure. The effort underscores ongoing upkeep of iconic government architecture.
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Avery
Sears
U.S. Capitol Dome
Moodey Personage Services Thursday Rites in Linn Grove
Moodey Thendnre B Moodey of 1526 Mr St Husband with Mary B Moodey as wife and Clair Somerville and George Stoodey among siblings, all of Painesville area. Sterling Moodey of Willoughby and Miss Margaret Moodey with Miss Laura A Moodey of Hidmar noted. Funeral services set for Thursday from Macys drawing room with interment at Linn Grove.
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Moodey
B. Moodey
St. Husband
Mary B. Moodey
Clair Somerville
Gresley
George Stoodey
Mary Moodey
Cowles
Painesville
Ohio
Sterling Moodey
Willoughby
Margaret, Moodey
Cleveland
Laura A. Moodey
Hidmar
Macys
Linn Grove
Obituary notice for Lundien and Son family in Colorado
Lundien and Son of Fort Lupton with Gardner of Hudson and family members including Mrs. Vera pal DeBarneuro of San Diego Mrs Homer Hayes of Pueblo and Mrs Loretta Imhat of Keenesburg mourn their relative. Services held at Ricechapel Brighton at 2 pm Thursday with interment at Hall Cemetery Fort Lupton.
Leslie Mamie Carroll of Pierce dies in Greeley
Leslie Mamie Carroll Leslie wife of Lewis A Leslie of Pierce dies Tuesday morning at Weld County Nursing Home in Greeley. She is mother of Pearl Bray Dorsthy Shaull Fred L Leslie and William J Leslie. Daughter of Lucinda Carroll of Ault and sister of multiple relatives. Survived by four grandchildren. Arrangements by Waldron Mortuary of Eaton, Colorado.
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Leslie
Mamie Carrol Leslie
Pierce
Weld Co
Grover Colro Mortuary Services and Obituary Note
Obituary fragment notes Herbert Hf Hopka of Grover Colorado tied Monday morning after a short illness in Wyoming. Survived by brothers Eric Boulder Paul Pine Bluffs Gearhart Wanaas City Werner Grover Edwin Grover and others. Funeral service Zion Lutheran Church Grover with interment in Grover Colorado.
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Hopara
Herbert Hf. Hopka
Grover
Colo
Wyoming
Zim Lutheran Church
Eric
Boulder
Paul
Pine Bluffs
Wye
Gearhart
Wanaas City
Werner
Edwin
Lexington Park
Kay Smart
Denver
Lowell Thomas
Cheyenne
James Sievers
Briggedale
Zion Lutheran Church
Bruins Nudge Sky Sox in 15-Inning Tilt
In a long Western League game Denver based teams battled to a 0-9 score in 15 innings as Les Moines edged ahead late. The affair featured 35 total safeties, tied after three hours and 43 minutes, with notable hits from Dick DiTusa, Ken Landenberger, and Vern Morgan.
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Bruins Nudge Sky Sox
Les Moines
Colorado Springs
Franc
Wichita
Stone City
Puella
Seraril
Lincoln
Moinet
Dick DiTusa
Ken Landenberger
Les Teden
Vern Morgan
Bob Hattenbach
Skyt Sox
Sioux City
Willie Kirkland
Bob Harrison
Tommy Warren
Tony
Tony Singles, A Walk and On Fieldar
Teaders
Thes
Him Leyder
Ramon McLrad
Baseball Scores and Lineups Across Leagues
A compilation of AL and NL results highlights Cleveland Washington New York St. Louis Philadelphia Milwaukee and Cincinnati games with player tallies and pitching notes. Key names include Garcia Mossi Lemon Naragon Fegan Haspur Stobbs Chakales McDermott Skea Fitzgerald Kanas City Boston San Francisco New York Mets era teams and pitchers across the rival leagues.
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Cleveland
Garcia
Mossi
Narloski
Lemon
Naragon
Fegan
Haspur
Stobbs
Chakales
Aid
Courtney
Washington
Keme
Hegan
McDeriott
Sehmitz
Skea
Fitateerald
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago Ry
Detroit
Tosten
Kansas
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Toledo
Tonkville
Henver
Indinapalta
Bt. Paul
Charleston
Trout Ponds Stocked Near Plains With Rainbow Ranch Holdings
Trout ponds near Denver have been stocked with 1000 trout from Peterson's hatchery in Denver. Jack Walker plans grassing around facilities and a picnic area. Ponds draw tourists and locals for evening fishing and meals. Anglers may use all tackle except live minnows. A family can catch seven trout per season under a membership plan. Nearby stocked ponds include Trot Haven in Estes Park and Morrison, with Rainbow Ranch providing open ponds on the plains.
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Jack Walker
Peterson
Venver
Migitias
Weeley Antlers
Prnda
Rainbow Ranch
Trot Haven
Estes Park
Morrison
Neaver
Cloverleaf Race Results and Quiniela Drive
Cloverleaf race results list numerous horses and drivers with times and payouts. The report mentions Queen Hhnes, Savoy, Ban A Shawnee Freave, and several stakes entries with quiniela bets and track details.
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Tolaw
Marc Merbe
Quiniela
Ebonaso
Granth Veh
Suniniela
Tal
Audniela
Neciat Review
Trevatent
Sar Fe Na
Prince Doing
Zen
Ower
Soren
Dover Mim. Ltd
Queen Hhnes
Agt Lie Chethy
Savoy
Ile
Auiniela
Altenianes
Inutiels
Major League Leaders and Batting Highlights
A fragmented baseball roundup lists leaders in batting and pitching from Major League teams. Names like Klent, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, and Brooklyn appear amid scattered stats, including home runs, stolen bases, and pitching decisions.
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National League
Katey
Reaver
Louis
Gillan Mracklyn
Temale
Cinemnati
Joffecoat
Chicago
Laline
Brooklyn Ln
Newteonhe
Howdy A
Katsr-Kaline
Detreit
BTS Kaen
Detroit
Raty Rescs
Kaline
Terri'r
Masti
New York
Jenson
Rost
Berra
Vernon
Washington
Vermid
Kansas City
Mantle
Kalige
Doetrels
Stole -Minore
Rivera
Hunter
Raton
Bushy
Kant
Kant Heraiteld Mantle
Isi Consnegra
Ford
Governors Would Build Penthouse for Colorado State Office
In Denver a proposal to place a new state office in a penthouse with mountain views drew support from a State Planning Commission member. Milt Andrus, ex-Pueblo Chamber secretary, said he was writing Capitol officials to seek approval. The idea originated with Mrs. Jessie Thornton during her husband’s governorship.
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Denver
State
Milt Andrus
Pueblo Chamber of Commerce
Cpr. Johnson
Capitol Supt
James Merrick
Wilelian Mo Williams
Pla
Jessie Thornton
Charleston Bears Beat Denver In Sloppy Tilt
Charleston, W.Va, toppled Denver 11-7 in a sloppy American Association game Tuesday night. The Bears jumped to a lead with late rallies as Denver committed six errors, while Joe Torpey and Chico Ibanez led Charleston with hits.
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American Association
Omaha
Willis
Rand
AtcMahon
Taxana
Fin
Pon
Toledo
Pearce
Riggan
Hicknell
Thiel
Oliver
Burris
Denver
Charleston
Kraty
Dixon
Kurah
Bret Johnson
Heard
Savaransky
Anthony
Battey
Inx
Senators
Bears
Henver
Joe Torpey
Sonny Pixon
Torpey
Don Leppert
Chico Ibanez
Clyde Vollmer
Ron Northey
Forest Smith
Louisville
Minneapolis
Millers
Omaha Tank
Indianapolis
St. Panl
Tie for medal in Trans Miss golf event draws two leading locals
Handsome Jimmy Jackson of St Louis defends Trans Miss championship with an even par 72 practice round at Wakonda Club. A three way tie for medalist honors formed among Walter Peek Rodney Miss and George Clark as first round play began.
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Ruben Gomez
Giants
San Jones
AL Aber
Andy Carey
Mickey Mante
George Zuverink
White Sox
Yanks
San
Dale Mitchell
Ralph Kiner
Norh Zauchin
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Fins
Aston
Zaurhin
Williams
GES
Jimmy Jackson
St. Louis
Jackson
Glen Oatwan
Kansas City
Jimmy
Zaharias Suffers Sciatica in Galveston Hospital
Galveston Texas report states Bahe Zaharias received physical therapy for sciatic pains at St Marys Infirmary after entering the hospital a week ago with back and right leg pains. Officials say no recurrence of cancer is involved and she will remain several weeks as therapy continues. The article notes Jack Dempseys early knockout by Jim Flynn and a rematch a year and a day later with Dempsey prevailing in the first round.
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Galneston
Tex
Tidrixann Zaharias i
St. Mary's Infirmary
Maharias
Viaspital Attendante
Marys
Seehe
Jack Dempsey
Jim Flynn
Dempsey
Flynn
Sports in Brief Seated Dy Golt Pie Man Winter Werk
Fragmentary report notes multiple athletes from New York and nearby areas tied for positions in an event at a northern venue. References to college and club competition, with scattered names and places including Toronto, Chicago, and London style venues, suggest a hastily recorded sports brief.
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New Rachelle N.Y
George Clark
Hircutinen
Dows
Tod Milas
Brundage Seeks Probe Into Santee Amateur Status
International Olympic Committee president Avery Brundage asked the American Athletic Union to investigate Wes Santee of Kansas on alleged expense money claims after a San Francisco story. The AAA’s Ferris has not yet responded but Brundage called the charges serious while Santee denies any improper payments and the Kansan notes his near four minute mile status.
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Paris Co
Avery Primiace
International Olympic Committee
American Apatow Athletic Union
AAG
Rimner Wes Santer
Brundice
San Francisco
Santre
Ferris Trecretary
AAW
Migeested
Ferris
Santee
Yrundage
Miler Santee
University of Kansas
California
AAA
Wes
Yon Miiers
Arizona Ousted Wake Forest and Oklahoma A&M in NCAA meet title shot
Arizona defeated Oklahoma A&M in a 12 inning 5-4 thriller as Tom Wright could not convert a second inning play. Wake Forest followed with a 1-1 win over Western Michigan as Hill Barnes delivered a bases loaded triple and Fritz Mecaner hit a clutch homer for WMU.
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Omatia
Western Michigan
Wake Forest
Oklahoma A&m
Ok Shoma Aggies
Aggies
Arizona
Tom Wright
Jin Wotlard
Bone
Waatern
Michigan
Hill Barnes
Fritz Mecaner
Fort Carson Second in Fifth Army Track Championship
Fort Carson finished second in the Fifth Army Track Championship, edgingFt. Leonore Wood, Mo., by four points. Missouri's Woods led with 76 points, Ft. Carson had 72, Ft. Riley was third, while others scored limited points at Granite City.
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Yanua FA
Carecon
Cola
Ft. Leonore Wood
Missouriana
Woods
Ft. Carson
Ft. Riley
Kan
Aland Sth
Army Headquarters
Chicago
Granite Pity
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