Suean Cowan Crowned New American Girls Champ
Suean Cowan was named intermediate girls champion of America at the Midwest Regional Skating Tourney in Denver. She also won the senior division, while Mary Frances Phillips and Gail Goosen took second in the junior pavs contest. Janet Hoke finished second to last year’s champion in the diaper division, with several Greeley skaters qualifying for nationals.
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Buean Cowan
America
Suean
Mary Frances Phillips
Gail Goosen
Janet Hoke
Denver
Greeley
Amarillo Dust Bowl Meet Debates Wind Erosion Subsidies
Representatives from six states met in Amarillo to discuss wind erosion and federal subsidies. Officials urged state level planning and long-range programs while stressing better interagency coordination and farmer education. Speakers highlighted severe erosion in southeastern Colorado and southwestern Kansas and criticized continued taxpayer subsidies for marginal lands.
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Amarillo
Texay
Rows Ritley
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Tha Aly
John Kuykendall
Conservar Ald
Western League and American League baseball results scattered
A dense recap shows Western League games Sioux City 9 Omaha 1 and Denver 10 Lincoln and Wichita 2? Fueble 7. American League notes New York Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Chicago and more with scattered scores and pitchers listed, including Mossi Narleski He!. The box of mixed scores hints at a broad daily slate with several incomplete lines and postponed games.
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Sioux City
Omaha
Denver
Lincoln & Ifleet
Tes Maines
Wichita
Colorado Springs
Fueble
New York
Hen vOh
Baltimore
Ford
Herre
Pillette
Stuart
Moss
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Milwaukee Bay Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Hicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
Tetroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston Western Teague
Denver Aail Ag
Omsha
Nes Moines
Lincoln
ATE Pueblo
Calorailo Springs
Missouri
Rolins
Hockey
Sy- Taguse
Springfield
Mass
Gillies
Aqueduct
Sim David
Lincoln Fields
Inglewood
Calif
Jet Lady
Hollywood
Obituaries for Johnson Larson Edwards with multiple families
Orla E Johnson of 82 Wal-But husband of Anna Y Johnson father of Roland Dean Johnson and Maxine Johnson both of Ft Collins and Norman L Johnson of Windsor. Brother Albin Johnson of Denver. Services 2 pm Friday at Macy’s drawing room. Flowers to church building fund. Maude Koehler Larson of north of Platteville wife of Frank J Larson mother of Lloyd and Dean Koehler of Platteville sister of Mrs Orrin Buckwon and Mrs Charles Leitz of Platte, Tile, and Dean Watters of Sa iids. Services 10 am Friday from Macy’s drawing room interment Mispah Cemetery Platteville. Thomas Edwards of Uba City California father of Alma Harram of the City Mrs Anne Erickson and Sylvester Edwards of Aurora Calo Mrs Laura McCullough of Denver Mrs Leona Pauleon of Brighton Calo Lester and Roy Edwards of Ft Laptos and Mrs Nora Springer of Cheyenne Wyoming 26 grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren services at our chapel Friday June 18th at 2 pm interment Hillside Cemetery Ft Eup ton.
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Johnson Orla E. Johnson
Anna Y. Johnson
Roland Dean Johnson
Maxine Johnson
Ft. Collins
Norman L. Johnson
Windsor
Albin Johnson
Denver
Macys
Larson
Maude Koehler Larson
North of Platteville
Frank J. Larson
Lloyd
Dean Koehler
Platteville
Orrin Buckwon
Charles Leitz
Platte
Tile
Dean Watters
Saiids
Mispah
Waldron Mortuary Notice for Eston Colorado
Lucy Jane Sime of 509 Maple Street Estes mother to Charles A Gus Sims Leo A Sims Marian J Morehead Esther Hoskin all of Eston Richard Bima Brere Kane Henry Sims Decatur Kr and Mars Ruth McGlade Cinchpatuk N Grandmother of Marian Morehrad Eaton Mrs His Blas Denver Eleven other grandchildren and great grandchildren Rites begin 7 a m Saturday at Catholic Church Wardson Mortuary Chapel 9 30 am burial Eaton Cemetery Rosary at Walins Mortuary Chapel Friday evening
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Lucy Jane Sime
Mapletreet. Bates
Charles A
Gus) Sims
Leo A. Sims
Marian J. Morehead
Esther Hoskin
Eston
Richard Bima
Brere. Kane
Henry Sims
Decatur
Mars Ruth McGlade
Cinchpat
Marian Morehrad
Eaton
His Blasgrave
Denver
Mats
Wardson
Batard
Eaton Cemetery
P.m
Indians Run Win Streak To Seven In 1954
Cleveland Indians stretch their winning streak to seven with a 4 1 victory over Washington. Bobby Avila returns from a chipped thumb and drives in two runs, while Al Rosen adds a key three RBI showing. Avila bats after a bench stint and delivers a two run single.
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Cleveland Indians
Indians
Washington
Bobby Avila
al Rasen
Avila
Hosen
Sevand Phvé
Chicago
Phiadelphia
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Nts
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pitasburgh
Lou Limmer
Bill Renna
Athletics
White Sox
Eeyemion
Ferris Faln
Yankees
Major League Le Lendarence sports page draft
The text mixes baseball player stats with a golf match recap. It mentions Musial, Mays, Schoendienst, and Hodges with home run and RBI counts, and references Patty Berg and Kee, plus Louise Annes, Fay Crocker, and Mickey Wright at the Western Open golf event.
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Fluna
Musial
J. Louis
Hodges
Brooklyn
Niablonski
St. Louis
St. Lois
Sauer
Chicago
Mays
New York
Watkegan
Bruton
Milwau Jy
Patty Berg
Kee
Temple
Cincinnati
Louise Annes
Pho Soli Roane Fondy
Chicago, & Co
Mmi
Aneelee Eee
Fey Ann Pere Ereeelya
Mise Sages
Patty
Louise
Miss Berg
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Weinesdsise Suggs
Mickey Wright
la Tolle
Calif
Baseball Scoreboard Across Leagues
A collection of scattered results from the Pacific Coast and International Leagues with numerous incomplete scores and postponements. Notable tallies include Los Angeles 3 over Oakland 0 and San Francisco 8 over Hollywood 5, plus Sacramento 3 Portland 1 and Oklahoma City 5 Shreveport 5.
Baseball leaders and players listed with statistics
Batting Avila Cleveland 364 Rosen Cleveland 352 House Detroit 328 Runs Minoso Chicago 49 Fox Chicago 48 Carrasquel Chicago 4 Runs batted in Minoo Chicago 53 Rosen Cleveland 52 Pain Chicago 45 Home runs Rosen Cleveland 12 Boone Detroit 12 Mantle New York Zernial Philadelphia 11 Stolen bases Minoso Rivera ABC Agganis Jensen Boston Fox Chicago 6 Pitching Morgan New York 4 1 000 Mousi Cleveland 3 0 Jeet Reynolds New York 8 4 Ba
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Cleveland
Rosen
House
Detroit
Minoso
Chicago
Fox
Carrasquel
Minoo
Chi
Pain
Chisago
Boone
Detroi
Mantle
New York
Zernlal
Philadelphia
Minosa
Rivera
ABC
Agganis
Jensen
Boston
Morgan
Mousi
Jeet Reynolds
Seals Pound Stars Again In Coast League Action
The Hollywood Stars fall behind as Branch Hickey contends with management changes while Pacific Coast League games unfold. Los Angeles won 5-3 over Oakland and 8-0 at home, Bobbie Church allowed seven hits. San Diego earned its sixth straight win by edging Seattle 4-3, Al Cleotte pitched Sacramento to a four hit win over Portland. Wednesday boxing results include Del Flanagan defeating Alle Gronik in Detroit.
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Hollywood
Branch Hickey
Pittsburgh
Mahatma
San Francisco
Hickey
Los Angeles
Oakland
Bobbie Church
San Diego
Seattle
al Cleotte
Sacramento
Portland
Berg Advances To West Open Quarterfinals In Open
Medatisy Patty Berg of Minneapolis defeats Fay Crocker of Montevideo to reach the quarterfinals of the Women s Western Open.
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Waukegan, Il
Medatisy
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Bannister Mile Official: AAF Approves Four Minute Mile
The AAF approves Roger Bannister’s four minute mile world record as official. The British Amateur Athletic Board confirms the rationing to recognize him as the first man to run a sub four minute mile, achieved at Oxford on May 6.
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London
The
International, Amateur Athletic Federation
Roger Bannister
British Amateur Athelic Board
Bannister
Oxford
Missouri Wins NCAA Crown
Missouri defeats Rollins College 41 to 1 to capture the NCAA College Baseball World Series title in Omaha. Ed Cook pitched a hitter’s game through five innings, fanning eight and issuing one walk, with Bud Cox homering to seal the win. The victory avenged a prior Rollins series win and marked Missouri’s second series title.
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Omaha
Ed Cook
Bud Cox
Missouri
Rolling College
Tigers
Lafayette
Massachusetts
Michigan State
Rollins
Giants Sign Shulskis Player From West Point to Giants
New York Giants sign Mr Shulskis Mec Shurska who began college football at West Point and completed at Kansas State. He joins the team Monday and will fill a defensive end role. California reports half a million acres of vineyards.
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New York
Jack Mec Shurska
West Point
Kansas State
New York Giants
California
Last Chance of Charles in Murray Rose New York Bout
Charles faces Rocky Marciano in a high-stakes heavyweight title clash broadcast on ABC radio tonight. The challenger aims to become the first ex-champion to regain the crown, with odds at 5-18 favoring Marciano as the favorite. Charles plans a strategic approach, whether boxing or trading blows, amid warm weather forecasts and late evening thunder showers.
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Murray Rose
New York
Hazard Chaves
Rocky Marclawo
U's
Cur
Om ‘Tanias
Marciano
ABC
Charles
Rocky
Tete
Joe Louis
Toth
Vike Marelano
Trading Deadline Ends No Players Swapped
New York reports the midnight major league deadline passed Tuesday with no clubs making any trades. The quiet market left teams without announced moves or new players joining rosters before the deadline.
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New York
Bears Fatten WL Lead as Soos Take Fifth Place
Western League standings tighten as Denver sustains lead with a 108 loss to Lincoln while Pueblo falls to Colorado Springs. Soos beat Quisha 91 as Wichita and Des Moines split a doubleheader. Denver’s two games were halted by curfew with a 7-7 score after eight innings.
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Bruins
Sons
Aay Vane
Pane
Qinerslith
Poully
Leonard Perimedk
Fred Storck
Jig Wyntile
Wichita
Des Moines
Rune
Bob Speake
Vern Morgan
Ed Wincenak
Jack O'Donnell
Bruin
Bob Bareferd
Danver
Bevo Francis Kicks Off Cage Tour in June
Bevo Francis, noted college basketball star from Ki Grande College of Ohio, will begin a public cage tour starting June 24 in Chicago. The Harlin Globtrotters will host the event, featuring Francis and notable teammates as they tour to showcase basketball skills and entertain fans across multiple urban venues.
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Bevo Francis
Chicago
Chirenee
Hera
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Wells Motor Co., Inc
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