Firefighters Contain Grand Mesa Forest Blaze in Delta Colo
Three hundred weary volunteers battled the Grand Mesa fire near Delta Colorado. Windy conditions threatened a major flare up but crews from the Forest Service Bureau of Land Management and sheriff's office held the line. About 4000 acres of juniper and underbrush burned with cattle moved to safety. No loss of life or property reported as Hell's Kitchen flames burned out and ham radio operators aided communications.
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Grand Mesa
Forest Service
Bureau of
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Aherifa Office
The
National Forests
Jana Manapement
Ysterday
Quart Mesa
Hell's Kitchen
K. Collins
Good Bred The Seed Quality Determines Harvest Outcome
The article explains that a farmer’s satisfaction with his harvest hinges on seed selection. Hybrid corn is the key crop in this regard, requiring seed from a reliable distributor, well adapted to conditions, with high germination and uniform treatment.
Rosary and Requiem Masses Set for Monday and Tuesday
Larry Teller listed for $18 and St. Reci tation of Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Requiem High Mass at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday at Our Lady of Peace. Interment Linn Grove.
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Garcta Arthur Garcia
Ltcerne
Adamson
Our Lady of Peace
Linn
Larry Teller
Adamson Mortuary
Linn Grove
Wayman Clea B. Warman
19Th Bt
Nan
Macya
Mandez Mary of Eaton Survived by Kin and Services
Mary Mandez of Eaton survived by daughter Linda Baca of Lawrence Ramirez of Denver, brother Ramero, and sister Myra. Services 10 am Tuesday at Evans Cemetery in Sacramento California.
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Mary Mandez
Eaton
Moter
Myre
Mary Barala
Joe Gonzales
Keenesburg
Linda Baca
Lawrence Ramarez
Denver
Ramento
Calif
Evans Cemetery
Baseball results from the National and American leagues
Summary of multiple games across major leagues with scores, key pitchers and batters. Teams include St. Louis, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Boston, Chicago, New York, Washington, Cleveland, and Detroit with various game outcomes and notable performances.
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Chicago
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Tiatroll
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Washington
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St. Louia
Stalay
Brazile
Hoyer
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Rice
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Campanella
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Simmons
Seninick
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Tgaton
Aish
Chambers
Queen
Longhardl
MacDonald
Motul
Jough
Mueller
Donovan
Tiall
Cooper
Vandermeer
Kippatela
Walker
Jansen
Wentruim
Volselle
Schmith
Vander Meer
Lads
Minner
Owen
Roald
Westra
Clevaland
Fowler
Coleman
Guerra
Taller
Hogan
Philap
Brissie
Schlef
Burtschy
Astroth
Garcia
Hagan
Murrey
Firat Gave
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Borra
Silvera
Fannin
Fine
Starr
Marshall
Pillette
Kretlow
Lollar
Moss
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Musial
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Robinson
Jethroe
Torreson
Ttuna
Sauer
Ennig
Snider
Broooklyn
Slaughter
Roberts
Willer
Hosen
Byrne
McDermott
Sanford
Trout
Detroit
Texas A and M Falls to Colorado Aggies Tourney Exit
Texas Texans lose to Colora do A and M in the NCAA hall tournament as Colo rado A M advances while Texas suffers first round elimination. Key players include Kitamura and Straub for Texas and Garin and Straub for Colorado A M, with final scores 3 to 1 in extra innings.
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Hall
Coloradonna
Aggies
Golo
A&m Ab
OL AL Kitamura
Holdgen
David
Reneon
Ib Leckenby
Itreood Korn
Folsom
Orad Meio
Orad Helle
Oldo Straub
Poonga
Westholf
Segrist
Winel
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Kani
Waghalter
Straub
Kitamura
Rawson
Lett
Colorado
Texas
Bo— Garin
T. So
Garin
Jorin
U—Warnege
Bont
Tobin
Minor and Major League Results From Sanctioned Matches
A dense listing of minor league scores across leagues including International and Texas League results with postponed games due to rain. Major League Leaders feature batting and pitching leaders with names like Musial, Robinson, Slaughter, Campanella, and Kell among others. The text ends with an odd note about coloring from plant sources.
Bloux City Triumphs Over Denver in Rain Delayed Return
In a second game delayed by heavy rain Bloux City beat Denver 6 to 2. Colorado Springs led Lincoln 16 to 14 and 10 to 8 in earlier play. Pueblo edged Omaha 4 to 2 in another matchup, as the tribute want adl notes conclude.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Nes Moines
Wichita
Colorado Springs
Lincoln
Sioux City
Denver
Pueblo
Omaha
Bloux City
Weekend sports in brief roundup from major events
University of Washington swept the 48th Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta winning varsity JV and freshman titles. California captured its 14th NCAA team crown as Yale’s Jim Fuchs set shot put records and Michigan’s Don McEwen set two mile marks. Lloyd Mangrum won the Palm Beach round robin with an 87 plug score. Betty Rowland defeated Grace Lerczyk for the world collegiate crown 4-3. Noor beat Citation in the Golden Gate handicap setting a world 6 mile and furlong record. Jake Lamotta to defend middleweight title at Madison Square Garden on July 12. US Wightman Cup team won 7-0 over Great Britain. Davis Cup semi finalists include Sweden Italy Denmark France Switzerland Poland. France-Switzerland pact allows travel with national ID. passports not required for visits over three months.
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University of Washington
Intercollegate Rowing Association
Ragatta
Minneapolis
California
NCAA
Yale
Jim Fuchs
Michigan
Don McEwen
New Rochelle
N. C
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Palm Beach
Albany
Calif
Noor
Golden Gate Fields
New York
International Boxing Club
Jake Lamotta
Italy
Madison Aquare Garden
Wimbledon
England
United States
Great Britain
London
Sweden
Denmark
Poland
Ted Williams the enigma of baseball’s star contradictions
Boston June 19 Ted Williams is torn between love and money. He says he would quit today if he had money, yet belittles fans while praising pals and public figures. He criticizes writers yet cherishes certain sports writers, imagines home run totals with other clubs, and guards his privacy while aiding distressed families quietly. He remains baseball’s greatest slugger but its most controversial figure. Johnny Orlando weighs in on the legend’s contradictions.
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Willama
Ewinge
Boston Red Box
Kida
Williame
Ferce
Ted
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Held
Red Sox
Wiliam
Williams
Xame
Johnny Orlando
Williams of San Diego Aided by Family Ties
Ted Williams, born October 30, 1918, in San Diego, rose from modest north park surroundings. His mother raised him and his brother Danny with help from a Salvation Army worker, while Williams later supported them through an annuity and a new home for his father.
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The
Red Bos
Dowd
Bean
Wiliams
Salvation Army
Tad
Danny
North Park
San Diego
Ted
Herbert Hoover High
Ee Williams
Everlasting Match Promises Efficient Spark
Reported in the United States, a new ever lasting Match is described as three inches long and able to produce at least eight lightings of four seconds each per inch. Its promoter claims it wastes nothing, unlike ordinary matches which waste about 20 percent of material.
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