New Raymer Wins Local Ball Game 5 to 2
New Raymer Drylandera defeated Fort Morgan 5 to 2 in Morgan on Sunday. Gouch pitched the full game for Raymer and held Morgan to six hits while striking out seven. Hays and Raymer’s Rawabenix led the offense with a three-bagger apiece, including key hits in the sixth inning. Fort Morgan’s Weatholl and Spafford provided Morgan’s run output with scattered hits.
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Fort Morgan
New Raymer Drylandera
Fort Morgan Merchentain
New Raymer
Goueh
Morgan
Mong
Jerry Martin
Centce
Weathoff
Spattord
Hays
Raymer
Weatholl
Schwa
Wolaren
Spafford
Adifingar
T. Martin
Rambeaux
BO A. Spafford
Rf Boloou
Carpanter
Bupa
Gooch
Seora
Fanings
Port Morgan
Phillies
Pirates
Philadelphia
Letty O'Dowl
Nichola
Trench
Ruta
Davis
Southern
Woner
Traynor
Qartell
Book
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Tio Lavobile
Suber
Brickell
Bartell
Waner
Sherlock
Suhe
Whitney
Friberg
Shertock
Engle
Sube
Tattaburgh
Yalls
Nichole
French
Strick
Uy Nichols
Umphas
Scott
Quigley
Furman
Braves Take Double Header From Reds
The Braves won both ends of a doubleheader against the Cincinnati Reds with scores 8 to 4 and 10 to 6. Key players included Sukeforth and Chatham with stolen bases and Maguire involved in multiple hits. Winning pitcher in the first game was Wrankhouse, losing May. in the second, Brandt won and Rixey took the loss. Umpires were Reardon and Maguire.
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Poston
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Tribe
Sayleforth
May
Daurocher
Chatham
Berger
Maguire
Mouse
Durosher
Homeron
Sukeforth
Bukefort
Spohrer
Wrankhouse
Magiefurth
McGrew
Reardon
Mme
Heisman
Cuccinello
Durocher
Gooch
Cuatlam
Welsh
Meranvills
Sigler
Borger
Maranvilte
Clarx
Macguire
Basia
Marangilo
Singer
Cucerello
Rixey
Ford
Cincinnati
Doster
Bello
Roxay
McWeetny
Zachary
Rixay
McWoony
Johnson
Zocatry
Boston
Beate Chieags
Chicago
Boston Red* Sox
White Sox
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Caratvay
Milton Gaston
Gee
Sox
Suns
Beatelit
Webb
Sweeney
Miller
Rhyne
Berry
Barnes
Kerry
Berg Kamm
Narhesky
Kamm
Searritt
Rhype
Sweeledy
Bweeney
Lotton
Baan
Gaston
McKain
Caraway
Walsh
Welland
Narlasky
Thpired
Nal- UN
Geisel
Dinnesa
Tima
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Senatora
St. Louis
St Lotte Browns
Wackington
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Terral
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Goslib
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Kress
Gullic
Indge
Harris
Washington
Della
Linke
Marberry
Blaeholler
Coffman
Liske
Blacholder
Ary
Coffman Nove
Collins
Winalog Mteber
Eden
Ormsby Guthrie
Hildabrand
Laramie Carpenters End Strike In Wage Accord
In Laramie Wyoming on June 17 the carpenters ended a strike started June 1 after accepting return to work at eight dollars per day. Workers sought an extra dollar daily, many resuming jobs on recent projects while a few non union replacements occurred as the Western League scores noted Des Moines 4 4 and St Louis 0 2.
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Laramie
Wyo
Carpentera
Carpenters
Yankees Clinch 17-2 Victory Over Cleveland
The New York Yankees blasted Cleveland for a 17 to 2 win on June 17. Lou Gehrig led with his eighteenth homer and four other stars contributed multi hit games as the Yankees piled up 21 hits.
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Clevaland
New York Yankees
Threa
Dickey
Gombe
Gehrig
Lary
Sherid
Klca
Morgan
Lind
Gary
Reoson
New York
Cleveland
Balla
Brown
Holloway
Gliatto
Gliatto A
Sherid L Hite
Jabiorowski
Gita
Lazzeri
Paesed
Bell
Lostig
Van_Qrafian
Connolly
McGowan
Nismo
To Spend Less Is Way to Reduce Tax Says Marsh
Bertoud, Tuna 17 The speaker, former City Attorney James A. Marsh, urged frugality and spending restraint as the path to tax relief at a meeting of the Old Hickory club in Berthoud. He criticized the Sherman Act era and President Hoover, calling unemployment Republican and blaming economic woes on leadership. He praised the farmer as vital yet noted price setting lies beyond his control amid market shifts. Sports results and a local postponement follow.
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Bertoud
James A. Marsh
Old Hickory Club
Berthoud
Tnstead
Marah
Alate
Acuta
Y Marsh
Washington Crews Defeat Wisconsin Twice in Rowing Meet
In Maine on June 17 the University of Washington crews dominated Wisconsin on Lake Monood, posting a 10:14 two mile time the fastest yet. The Huskies swept the frosh, junior, and varsity events, with Wisconsin runners-up and margins of victory reported, confirming heavy contingents and strong power and coordination.
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Univelatad
Maine
Wis
University of Washington
Wisconsin
Hera
Raia
Colt
Washington
Hudson
Badgers
Wiscanala
Huskies
Five Northern Towns Have Pistol Shoot Next Sunday
Five towns in the Northern district of the Colorado Hula association will hold an outdoor pistol shoot next Sunday as part of the district shoot to determine the team for the Goldy en rifle tournament on August 17. Fort Collins, Livermore, Greeley, Sterling, and Loveland will participate, with Fort Collins inviting teams to shoot at local ranges and others replying by mail if unable to attend.
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Jade
Colorado Hula Association
Goldyen
Livermore
Fort Colling
Gresley
Sterling
Loveland
Fort Colina
Holyoke
Crook
Farm Leaders Question Patent Will Work on Plants
Agricultural leaders doubt the Purell Towncent Bill to patent plants will sustain research gains. The bill would patent individual plants for 17 years, raising fears that patent rights could price seeds out of reach for many farmers. Supporters say plant breeders need legal protection to stimulate innovation and long-term benefits for farming systems.
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Frank L Wheeler
Associated Proga
Washington
Orepsa
Commissioner of Patents
Accretary of Agriculture
American Society For the Advancement of Science
Thomas A. Wilson
Congress
Eure
Burbanks
Luther Burbank Kaye
Dry farmers may soon create rain experts promise
An article recounts A Verraart of Rijnwijk near The Hague claiming success in seeding clouds with dry ice powder from airplanes to induce rain. After years of failed trials, a 144 ton payload was dropped from 2500 meters near Marken in the Zuider Zee, amid favorable cloud conditions.
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Weld
Christian Science
A. Veroart
Rijnwijk
Hague
Group of
Intarcele
Enat
Enat Indies and With the Help of Airplanes of the Royal Butch Airlines
Veraart
Jalan of
Marken
Zuider Zee
Elephants Tooth Found in Gravel Pit near St Vrain
Large elephant tooth unearthed south of Johnstown along the St Vrain river by Harry Cadwalder. In Windsor, zoologist George Osterhout confirmed it is an ancient elephant tooth, 40 inches across and four inches wide, likely washed from a distant source before burial. Cadwalder watches for tusk violence but Osterhout doubts local remains. Agate Summer School opens at Colorado Agricultural College with 70% increase in first day registration, driven by trade, industry, and home economics groups.
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Windsor
Johnstown
Bt. Vrain
Harry Cadwalder
Weld County Road Claw
Cadwalder
George 2. Osterhout
Gaven Sneden
Mr. Osterhout
Woo
Osterbout
Agate
Opong Fort Colling
Colorado Agricultural College
Children Day Program at Milliken Church
The Presbyterian Sunday school at Milliken held a well attended Children s Day program on June 17. The event featured singing including Onward Christian Soldiers, a responsive reading, a primary class presentation, and a closing prayer led by Rev Franip.
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Milliken Church
Dametz Plans Summer Break From Presbyterian Pulpit
Rev Dametz announces no preaching at the Presbyterian church during the summer break. He will devote time to his garden and travel to Logan County to preach at the church where he previously delivered sermons before a weekend visit.
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Co.emall
Presbyterian Church
Rey. Dametz
Logen County
Arly
Schall Nomination Declared For Minnesota Senate Seat
Minnesota report shows Thomas J. Schall, Republican, leading in state returns with 30188 votes to Gov Christianson 54585. Schall swept Minneapolis, St Paul and Duluth and led in southern districts while opponents lag. He indicated plans for a third term as he nears expiration next January 1.
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Thomas J. Schall
Taley
Theodayiatlgou
Roeturna
Schall
Chry
Minneape! Peul
Duluth
Christianson
Hila
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