Favorites Win by Big Scores in City League
In Greeley City League play DeMolay leads with 24 5 over Model Mills while Hathaways post 16 13 win against Snow White. Greeley Cubs drop 7 4 to Postoffice with results set for next Tuesday and Friday matches as teams vie for top spot in a season that saw Barbers and Grocers stumble.
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Huge Laramie River Ranch Sold to Denver Couple
In Laramie Wyoming a 16403 acre Big Laramie river ranch, long known in the region, changed hands to Mr and Mrs S M James of Denver from Mr and Mrs Charles P Thompson. James plans stocking with sheep and immediate remodels. Thompson previously held 24 irrigated acres and other Denver properties. sale price not announced but sources cite about 345000. The deed to Mrs Beulah James was filed with county clerk A K Michellan.
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Farmers Here Prepare Fight on Webworms
Farmers across county districts plan a fight against the webworm, an annual pest damaging late crops. Spraying using green solution aims to protect the fields from further loss, with local factories aiding in production and distribution of control agents.
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Baseball Scores From The Day In Brief
Baseball results show New York 3 and Chicago 58 in an odd tally while Brooklyn won 7 to 0. Ghickmatt posted 4 hits as Philadelphia, St Louis, and Boston won their games.
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Loveland Council Legalizes Sunday Baseball Games
Loveland Colorado council approves Sunday baseball games at fairgrounds for city league teams. Weekday and Tuesday play allowed under conditions. 10 year term noted. Six teams have joined the city baseball league as permission is granted despite fairgrounds not fully within city limits.
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Yale Yearlings Sweep Thames Race in tight finish
Yale crew won the Thames race by three lengths after taking early pace from Harvard. Yale’s front boat surged midrace to move ahead and held the lead through the final stretch. Separate notes report Molla Mallory and husband injured in a New York taxi crash and Dempsey as referee for Baer Azcucine show in Reno on July 4. Walter Hagen shot 68 to lead the Western Open field in Dayton. Ed Dudley claimed second with 49.
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Earnshaw Sets Sizzling Pace With Athletics
George Earnshaw, star of the last World Series, was feared to help the Philadelphia Athletics in a third straight championship bid though doubts remained. He extended a string of victories, facing Cleveland and Washington, with a late-season run that could top last year’s 22 wins and 13 losses while nearing the modern major league mark of 19 straight in 1822. Against Washington, Eddie Morgan homered as Cleveland’s hitters managed 5 hits off Barnahan. Washington’s surge produced its 12th straight win as a doubleheader rainout reshaped the schedule and Brooklyn and Pittsburgh split a series.
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Net Earnings Slump Hits Cities Service May Results
Cities Service shows a sharp May drop in net earnings for common dividends and reserves to 1,504,376 from 3,903,900 a year earlier. Gross May earnings were 3,000,000s, while totals for the six months ended May reach 38,? million. Company cites expanded gasoline refining units boosting output, with new refineries yielding 64 percent versus 43 percent two years ago, and says operations are constrained by U.S. policy. Directors declare a regular dividend.
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Denver Junior Champ Tom Harper Juniors Tennis Title
Tom Harper, Thursday, became Denver junior champion by defeating Vernon Tohn 6-2 4-2 6-1 to win the singles. He also paired with Law to win the doubles over Wwlar and Snyder 2 6 0 8 1, in a day of local tennis wins.
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Unclear boxing card with crowd erupts after decision
A chaotic boxing event at Hollywood California featured White defeating past opponent twice in early rounds and Grace of Philadelphia winning a controversial decision over Meyer in Fresno. The crowd jeered and threw cushions and paper, signaling strong reactions to the result.
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Gold Star Mother to Visit Grave in England Memorial
A Washington based Gold Star Mothers group plans a government pilgrimage to northern France and England to honor sons killed in action. Mrs. Gonage of Washington, a member of the organization, will visit cemeteries in France near Hernon and England where her son’s name is carved on a marble pillar. The pilgrimage honors mothers whose sons died in World War I and follows amended rules allowing the visit to graves of fallen servicemen.
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Home Tanning of Hides Simple and Inexpensive
The article notes farmers can profit by tanning their own hides, with North Carolina State College expert Nance stating farmers are chief producers of hides and skins. It explains curing and tanning can be inexpensive, requiring little equipment, and offers a practical guide for off-season work.
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