Federal League Title Hinges On Friday Game
Nearly all Federal League teams have played most of the schedule with a tight race shaping up between Sunnyatlo Model and Mills. The Millers face Beecher tonight in a crucial clash. a win keeps them in contention, while a loss could crown Model Mills as champions if Sunnyatlo slips. Previous play saw Model Mills surge early, then United Worksmen and others locked in a low offense game, with strong defense shaping the outcome.
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Mule Mille
A.O.U
WW. O
Subagi
Garnsey-Wheeler
Tsecher
Sunnyatlo
Maodel Mis
Ken
Arnaey Wheeler AO
Tio Ileggue
Anil Theig
Fedcral
Honost
Model Shin
Millers
Sunest
Ted
Roent Island Grove
Mls
King
Gur
Mode Mills
United
Andersou
Gavin
Model Mis
Inland Grove Wednesday night baseball clash yields tied score
In a muddy Inland Grove game Hite! faced Sunnyride, each side scoring early. Sunnyride added one run in the first, Beachar tied it, and in the seventh the winners exploded for eight, with Kl or Sunnyalde homering and Parker and Wilkinson struggling as walks plagued the pitchers.
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Hot Cat
Sunnyride
Beachar
Klor
Sunnyalde
Ammshen
Parker
Wilkinson
Beecher
hlSunnyalde
W. Strait
P. Johngan
Twkee
Marrs
Adon
White
Re R. Fyn
Oagner
Fi Sirois
Mayars
Kattan
Potts
Karger
If Payne
Woalker
Strohaur
Lavihiliwen
Hmphye
Ofames Bscore
Dietness Deacher
Suitoyetadis
Softaal' Collections Aim to Boost Island Grave Fan Service
The article describes Softaal' collections at Island Grave used to pay the Maht Lill and for bathe and equipment. Management seeks to improve service to fans, with improvement extent tied to collections. Not asking for large sums, but fans get value. many receive more than a dinis's worth.
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Island Grave
Sunset Falls to Garages in One-Run Victory at Island Grove
The Sunset club lost 18 to 16 in a closely contested game at Island Grove Wednesday night. Wheeler led Sunset with hits and two runs while Garnsey contributed key plays. Clark and Seery also featured for Sunset as Gaskill pitched well for the Garages. The narrative recalls Fort Collins track legends and a later reflection on training, teamwork, and the value of athletic effort.
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Hy Iinten
Made Mills
Aean
Gut
Sunset Fall
Wheeler
Island Grove
Sunset
Hir
Garnsey
Ty Clark Ann
J. Seery
Clarkson
Avery Bis
Dorstt
Olsen
Anderson
Birolett
Seery
Mossberg
Ata
Buneet
GAW
Nie Hatl
Beecher Hatt
Sunntyeido
St. Louis Takaw Athletica
SL. Louis
LWO
Cua Mathinday
Leroy Malittayit
Sin Levay
Rick Ferrall
St. Louis
Philadelphia Athletics
Browns Co.unty
Athletics
Fred Schulte
Philadelphia
Burns
Verrell
Browns
Tony Frottas
To Athletics
Ferrell
Irving Hadley
Louie
Walter Stowett
Sam Gray
Treltag
Mahatey
McNair
Urie Ball Club Hosts Loveland Game Date
Urie ball club, runners up in National Inagte, schedule a game with Eike team from Lav id for Sunday June 19 at Island Grove Park. Game to start at 7:30 p.m. Local report notes Loveland Bik Ta will attend as featured opponents.
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Eike
Lave Id
Ieland Grove Bark Brid Wit Atart
Ie Loveland
Ealey Tedma
Ening Ahould
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Current Schedules of Softball Leagues
The schedule lists events at Island Grove Park across June 16 and 17 with matchups including Security Benefic ve, Arty Parts Western Auto, Roger, Beecher vs Model, Garney Wheeler versus Sunnyelda, Beecher versus A Q, and Model Mills versus Bursa. Games start from 6:39 p.m. to 9 p.m. across both days.
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Island Grove Park
Security Benefic Ve. Arty
Western Auto
Forben Vr
Roger
Beecher Va
Mie Garney
US No 1 Vines Loses in European Tennis Invitation
E Vines once again loses on his European tour as the U S singles champion falls to Harry Hopman of Australia in the Davis Cup series at Queens Club London The match ends 0 8 6 2 64 with Vines defeated by the Australian in straight sets and the United States trailing Australia in the tie.
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Brain Phain Ellsworth Vines
U. S
Wednesday
Harry Hopman
Australia
Jess Lennon
Jann Ibbtlsworth Vites
United States
Vickes
Dizzy Dean Leaves Cardinals Says He Is Through
Philadelphia January 15 Dizzy Dean the eccentric pitcher known as Oday or Dean left the St. Louis Cardinals by train declaring he is through with the world champions because they did him wrong. He had threatened to quit several times and left the city after a tavern visit. Cathy Street the manager said Dean had no real grievance but is in a hard position.
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Philadelphia
Jane
Jerome
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louts
Tube Wardell
Fis
Cardinnls
Cardinals
Cathy Street
Hanille
Scott's Local Impact Drives Coaching Success in Community
The writer credits Scott's choice to settle as a permanent resident and develop local boys as key to his success. While others chase larger enrollments and bigger payoffs, Scott prioritizes his own community, building a solid program with modest numbers and steady results.
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Scott
Yanks Fall in Eighth as White Sox Secure Victory
In a jumble of late scoring, the White Sox overcome the Yankees 4 2 in the eighth. Trent ton Ganrlg belts his first homer of the season, while Bob Sedo's error paves the way for the decisive two runs. Mayes ties the game with Leeds on base, and Leeds scores on a misplay in the field.
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White Sox
Trent Chicago
Ton Ganrlg
God Sant Jonas
Herb Pennock
Bob Seedu
New York Yacknes
Dack Mayes
Leeds
Wallop
Hoook
Lyt Lary Wade
Bob Fothernill
Lew Monseta
Auyou Jones
Ruth
Lowell
Firat
Cubs Fall 6 3 to Giants in Series Opener
Giants rally in a big frame to beat the Cubs 6-3 as New York moves into fourth place ahead of Brooklyn after a six run eighth inning. Pat Mooney allowed three hits through seven before Chicago errors let in four runs in the eighth.
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Earl Webb
Detroit
Tiger
Gerrald Walker
Washington Sanators
Webcb
Welker
Walker
Kong
Sun
Alvin Croweher
Wabb
Rosin
Ted
Hainia
Reynolils
New York
Dilly Nerman
Chicago
Giants
Bruns
Branklyn
Pat Mo Jone
New Yorkers
Johnny Verger
Cubs
Frad Fitzsimmons
Big Krank Hogan
Critz
Herman
Freddy
Lindatrom
TJ Terry
Ith
Malone
Rigga Stephenson
Coolbaugh Seeks Oregon Miners To Colorado School
Associated Press Denver reports Dr. M. F. Coolbaugh president proposes recruiting about 66 nonresident students from Oregon School of Mines to Colorado School of Mines at Golden. He asks $200 for Dean Morgan to interview Oregon students, arguing nonresidents bring in funds, while trips must be limited by state policy.
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Golden
M. F. Coalbaugh
Uerstitution
Coalbaugh
Dean
Ti. Sforgan
Corvallis
Ove
Oregon School of Mines
Welng
Br. Coolbaugh
Orgeon
Dean Morgan
Ar Wali
Alas
Tgher Fea
Colorado Mines II to boost enrollment amid Oregon issue
A garbled report notes that Colorado Mines II plans to bundle measures to raise enrollment while the Oregon situation offers a chance to increase campus enrollment at the Colorada school. The state auditing board tabled the proposal and will reconsider at 9 Inter late, 5.
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Colorada Mines II
Oregon
Colorada
Otate Auditing Board
Standard Oil New Jersey Adopts Five Day Week
New York reports Standard Oil New Jersey moving to a five day working week. The company says about 43,000 workers will be affected and notes wage adjustments for some employees while maintaining current levels for others.
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Neriahn Aygaulzakion
Piticlala
Wednesday Scores 1 Asvostated Press National
National Chicago 3 New York 0 Alnernnalt 5 Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh 5 Heston 2 St Louis 4 Palladolphiit 7 American Boston 3 Cleveland 9 Washington 0 Detroit 7 New York 4 Chicago 2 Philadelphia St. Louis
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