Giants Take over 1st Place in Tight NL Race
Giants move into sole first in the National League after a 5 3 win over Cincinnati as Hank Thompson and three run homer spark late rally. The win follows Cleveland’s sixth straight, while other leagues see Washington and Philadelphia also in action with key performances including Al Auzen’s return.
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Ben Phlegar
Leo Lumeters
Wang
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Tye
Bil
Taylor Eval
Lek Taylor
Serby
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Veith
Brooklyn
Thompson
Cincinnati
Judson
KY Dark
Jackie Collum
Wetteng
Thomason
Hank Ram
St Louis
Ingens Weebsneton
GeTrat
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Huyeday
Cardus Giovelano
al Ausen
Washington
Keegan
Liesling L. Wat Agawat
Jy Yankees
Amherr
Falke
Steve Greatek
Otene
Big Ten Beats Pacific Coast in Dual Meet
Northwestern hosts the annual interconference track meet in Dyche Stadium where the Big Ten defeated the Pacific Coast 49 to a lower tally. Joe Corley of Illinois won the 220 yard low hurdles with Northwesters Ken Tyne and Willard Thomson earning second and third, aiding a victory that also featured Michigan State, Indiana, Purdue, and a strong relay effort.
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Evanston
ofeThe
University of Ulinms
Prowite
Joe Corley
Blinds Taok
Ken Tyne
Northwestern
Willard Thomson
Ihnois
Spoint Bree
Big Ten
Kevan Gasper
Michigan State
Len Robinson
Indiana
Ben Youtsey
Purdue
Ralph Fessenden
Mirbizats
Deaths and Funerals summaries of Blake Johnson Larson
Mrs Rachel Effie Blake of W114 F2th St dies. service 2 pm Thursday at Macy’s drawing room, with burial at Lion Grove. Otto F Johnson of 29 Walnut Windsor, husband of Anna V Johnson, father of Roland Gean Johnson and Mrs R Maxine Johnson, brother of Albin Johnson. Services 2 pm Friday from Macy’s drawing room. Donations to Immanuel Lutheran Building Fund in lieu of flowers. Maude Koehler Larson of Platteville, wife of Frank J Larson, mother of Lloyd and Hean Koenter, sister of Mrs Orrin Erickson, Mrs Charles Leilzhath, and Dean Watters. Services at Macy’s drawing room, interment Mizirah Cemetery Platteville.
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Johnson Otto F. Johnson
Walnut
Windsor
Iusband
Anna V. Johnson
Roland Gean Johnson
R. Maxine
Johnran
Pol
FL Collins
Noreman L. Dahnson
Albin Johnson
Vey
Macys
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Larson
Maude Koehler Larton
North
Platteville
Frank J. Larson
Lioyd
Hean Koenter
Orrin Erickson
Charles Leilzhath
Flatteville
Dean Watters
Sa Jida
Gay
Mizirah Cemetery
Vetter Mortuary Fort Lupton News of Local Family
Fragments report names tied to Vetter Mortuary in Fort Lupton Colorado. Mentions Edwards Timmae Sdeards of The Girs of California and Mrs Alma Wurtoms. Anna Erich son and Sylvestor Edwarde of Aurora. Laura Mer Cullaugh of Denver. Leona Pavison of Bright and wards of Fi Lupton. Nora Springer of Cheyenne. Indicates children and family connections with unclear context.
Fragmented text shows scattered 1940s baseball lineups and standings
The readable portion lists players and teams across the Western League American League and National League fragments. Names include Mav Wichita Colorado Springs Boston Linn Rga Hgan Brown Henry White Gromek Wilson Stine Korinrakos Molaida Tevnndis Spin Reeve Colenman Peru Courtney Milwaukee Brooklyn Conley Crandall Meyer Campanella Westrum Barzewicki Sant Perkowsk Judson Collum Bailey Gomes Griscom Westrum Philadelphia York Barzewicki Miller Burge and other scattered figures.
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Petroi
Kiniy
Brown
Henry
White
Gromek
Wilson
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Conley
Crandall
Meyer
Liebine
Hurdes
Campanella
Niu
VNTR
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Barzewicki
Sant
Perkowsk
Judson
Collum and Bailey
Eminick
Gomes
Griscom & and
Westrum
Patty Berg to Meet South American Titlist in Western Open
Patty Berg meets South American champion in the Western Open first round in Waukegan Illinois. Berg, 48, seeks title defense as she battles a rising rival amid strong public interest.
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Patty Berg
Waukegan
Fae
Apie Yig
Jhe Esrand
Mieg Grather
Daehter
Cruznay
Fontep
Girl Teams and Evans Win In 4 H Softball
Local 4 H softball action sees girls teams prevail with Evans securing a win. Report mentions several players including Janis Amone and Saw Epenessen in a Tuesday contest at the time’s venue.
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Evans
Babar Oe
Saw Epenessen
Einonen Janis
Amone
Braves Shuffle Roster As Veteran Coach Retires From Active Duty
Braves announce coach retirements from active roster after six years in majors. Spangler, a two year outfielder, reports to Braves while Brooklyny ill, and the team reshuffles positions during late season turnover.
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Sibked
Braves
Hoston
Hous
Abbort Spangler
Cramike Uniieersitys
Lieaves
Brooklyny Iell
Sine
Hayes
Mus
Frases Wee
Elaine Ahi
Rule Buanky
Rlule
Young America Baseball State Opens Monday Event
Readable fragments describe the Young America Baseball State Opens Monday with teams such as Yankees Dodgers Cubs and Park, Maplewood, Cameron, Ernest Horns, St Peters, and Arlington scheduling games, practices, and venues. The scattered notes list weekly games, locations, and upcoming matchups through June and July.
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Young America Baseball
Maloney
Westies Hoye
Tonny
Bay
Cubs
Park
Ariaetar
Benet
St Peters Hive
Avia
Boel
Island
Isketd Grove
Ernest Hartiat
Helens
Bonell
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Petova
Orden
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Sox
Poduly
Cameron Vadgera
Amen Yankees
J A.m. Camere
Cameron Sax
Hornit
Peter Ac
Kimewnodova
Ernest Torn
Avs
Arlington
Arington
Water Sports at Horseboath Weekend Showdown
Plans finalize for a water sports program at Horseboath near Fort Collins this weekend. Boating events headline the schedule with hands-on exhibitions and handicapped boat heats on Sunday followed by finals in the afternoon, featuring riders from Boulder and local clubs.
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Fort Collins
Fort Callas
Bart
Gan
Greeley Skaters Shine At Denver Contest
Greeley skaters scored top places at a Midwestern Regional Skating event in Denver. Marilye Labarte won novice ladies free style, while Harris Memens led the juvenile novice class. Harrett’s team took second in the same event.
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Marilye Labarte
Touthey
Lo Denver
Greeley
Harris Memens
Harrett
Wellnes Animal Sesseri Danine
University of Iris Holf
Pirates fall to Stars 18 to 12 at Forbes Field and beyond
Rickey Reland of the Pirates laments a rough night as Hollywood's Stars shell San Francisco for an 18 to 12 loss at Forbes Field. Jack Lohrke blanks the Seas for six innings. Marino Pierelli earns his first win of the season as Sacramento defeats Mortland 5 to 1. San Diego racks up 16 hits to beat Seattle 6 to 5. Bobby Spicer of Los Angeles shines in a 5 to 3 win over Peaklands.
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Preest
Reland Rickey
Mittaburgh
Jack Lohrke
Stars
Seais
Marino Pierelli
Sacramento
Mortland
San Diego
Seattle
Far Rapp
Littis Bobby Spicer
Los Angeles
Angela
Peaklands
TV Fans Buy Few College Football Tickets
New York report shows only about thirty percent of the average TV viewer group has purchased a college game ticket since televised fans began. Most viewers watch their team from home or within their region, with nine of nineteen attending only single-team games when they do attend.
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New York
HGR
al Chiara
le Quereane
Engelusien
Zernial Cody Joins A's in Trade Standoff Amid Dugout Feud
The Philadelphia Athletics report a truce with Gus Zernial after a public clash with manager Connie Mack. Zernial vows to play when scheduled and denies requests to demand a trade as the A's prep for a Chicago trip against the White Sox, riding a four game win streak.
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Zeritial
Tim
Hurle Mack
Philadephia Athletics
Saul Theaut
Heider
Tesyult
Athletics
Chicago
White Sox
Metroil Tigers
Fist Wang
I Tei
Mack
Joost
Lincoln 9 Cuts Bear Win String In Tight League Duel
Lincoln 9 halted Bears 3 to 1 in a Western League pitcher's duel moving into second place ahead of Sioux City. Denver game details note Lincoln scoring in the third and eighth innings, with Weight holding the Bears scoreless until the eighth. Pueblo hitters fueled a Dodgers win with homers by Gentile, Tavis, Turnes, and Villa.
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Beaver
Bears
Puedia
Los
Colorada Springs
Sioux City’ Saux
Oinaba
Wichita
Wes Moines
Indians
Denver
Bob Garmon
Roger Weight
Beare
Rockyppolito
Pidge Browne
Dodgers
Puebiy
Colonia
Pueblo
Vpark
Jim Gentile
Willie Tavis
Ving Turnes
Maariv Villa
Wit
Kee Clyde
Sky Sox
Colorado Springs
Puerto
Sky
Joe Kirvene
Box
Packer
Ithree Ena
Jimmy King
Tho Rwn Hammer
Anmithiy Ap
Sioux City
Marshals
Slater Bem Wilbir
Phy Soos
Dick Gether
Vane
Dave Diaecla
Jon Mellon
Willie White
Bob Clear
Cardinals
Bruina
Speake
Norman Ryanard
Des Moines
Lon Letlow Pol
Jim Melaniel
Ron
Delos Smith
Bruins
Omaha
Stone City
Heim
Pane
Menking
Diemer
O'Donnell
Neaver
Brown
Chek
Churn
Brissomily
Garher
Detroit
del Flanagan
St. Paul Tiske
Allie Gronik
Fragmented 1948 baseball scores and notices summary
Disjointed sport scores from multiple leagues listed with teams from San Francisco to Havana. Postponements and incomplete figures mention playoff or standings context. A note recalls six players from the Cleveland Indians’ 1948 World Series team remaining with Wheeler.
Williams May Be Okay Soon
BOSTON Ted Williams may join his Boston Red Box teammates in Cleveland this week end as he recovers from a virus infection. He has been sidelined since June with pneumonia, per Dr. Timothy Lamphier. Beaton led the westward swing to Detroit.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Boston Red Box
Cleveland
Nilliane
Timothy Lamphier
Beaton
Detroit
Rollins Missouri Game Postponed To Wednesday Night
The Rollins and Missouri teams postpone their NCAA College World Series bid elimination game to Wednesday night after each squad has one loss. The contest remains decisive for advancing in the series.
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Rollins
Missouri
Omaila New Praytone Pains
Rolfing Foleee
University of Missourh
Lournashen
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