Senators Push Indians Down Toth Place
The Senators beat the Indians 3 to 2 to drop Cleveland to fourth while Chicago White Sox pull ahead on percentage. Frank Shea just earned his first win since May 16, allowing five hits as Al Rosen hit a twosome of homers, his 12th of the season, in a late inning rally. The Nuts defeated the Indians six times in 10 games with early runs off Garvia, Eddie Yost and Mickey Grasan contributing the scoring.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Dusipirt
Chicago White Sox
Frank Shea
Ehilout
Indians
Sly Wons
al Rosen
Sheetehth
Rosen
Nuts
Mike Garvia
Mim
Eddie Yort
Mickey Grasan
Reds overpower Braves in second straight win
Reds defeated the Boston Braves 7-5 in the nightcap of a doubleheader, supported by strong pitching from Spahn and Moffensberger. Ted Kluszewski and Andy Berezuk homered. Joe Adcock and Wally Westlake contributed key hits. Manager Grimes shuffled 20 players as Lew Burdette was used in relief.
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Boston
Tha Cris
Reds
Warron Spihn
Pitrhing
Boston Braves
Sahn
Chicago
Bob Fish
White
Ken Ralfensherser
Spahy
Theiy
Sol Gordon
Bik
Joe Adcock
Cal Abram
Wally Westlike
Moffensberger
Deriet Spahn
Includine
Ted Khrssewski
Andy Bemluck
Chayile Grimms
Lew Burdestene
Tis
Dodgers edge Chicago in 10th for 6-5 win
Brooklyn nips Chicago 6 to 5 in ten innings to stay four games ahead of New York. Jackie Robinson drew a walk to start the 10th and scored on Gil Hodges long sacrifice fly after a dropped third strike by Toby Atwell. Carl Furillo added a hit before Hodges delivered the deciding run.
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Brooklyn
Iyi
Brooklyn Dodgers
Strugela
New York Ilaute
Jackie Robinson
Annie Willant
Gil Hyeadges
Ore Nut
Robinson
Turett Leonard
Ush
Toby Atwell
Rey Gangianella
Carl Furillo
Dog Track Opens Officially Friday
Denver reports the Mile High Kennel will debut with seven starts and four familiar greyhounds from last summer. Newcomers Wire In Wie Os Le 2 Brother and Squad Lesdogy join a field featuring Prine Factor, Dick, and Singhees. Races set to begin Friday night with opening program.
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Denver
Jay
Herty
Joe
Mile High
Singhees
Hax
Habin
Prine Factor
Bay
Wie
Baseball scores and lineups across American and National Leagues
Boston, St Louis, Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Pittsburgh and other clubs met in late season baseball action. Scoring details show varied innings with pitchers Henry White Grassa Garcia Hegan Houtteman and others contributing runs. Game summaries note doubleheaders and composite box scores, highlighting key at bats and relief appearances across multiple matchups.
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New York
Detroit
Oo Sain
Hogué
Berta
Houtteman
Johnson
White
Stuart
Glisbere
Philadelphia
Chicago
Toston
Sysgol
Cleveland
Washington
Louis
Pueblo
Cala
Springs
Denver
Wichita
Des Moines
Lineal
National Le Lagton Baseball Results Snapshot
A brief score slate shows Longmont 11 against Fort Collins Ureeley 19 with Loveland 3, Boulder 2, Fort Lupton 12, and La Salle percent unclear. The fragment lists multiple city teams and uneven results indicating a regional baseball score roundup.
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Longmont
Fort Collins
Ureeley
Loveland
Lowsville
Boulder
Fort Lupton
la Salle
Courts punish contempt in irrigation dispute near Kuner
In a 1942 case over Bos Eldar Creek the court fined Conrad C Jlerkst 400 dollars for contempt of court. Judge Bradfield also issued a decree and injunction against Herbst in 1950. Herbst failed to comply, leading to a contempt finding this spring. A separate case concerns property west of Platteville and oil interests now owned by Irie B. Schaner and family with 8 percent royalties in SEY and BYS sections north of Riverside.
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Ags
Bos Eldar Creek
Kuner
G. H. Dradfield
Conrad C. Jlerkst
Harvey Duell
Herbst
Herbel
Dudge Brad Held
Ajuda
West Pot Platteville
Max Ant ‘Telen
Jno Teadfield
Henry Frhanon
Califarnis
Irie B. Schaner
Golan Henry Scaner
Gepniieve Blanche Hisenrvandt
Legion B Faces Cheyenne at Wildcat Field Friday
Greeley Legion B aims for season’s first win as they host Cheyenne Recreation at Wildcat Field Friday at 2 pm. Greeley TR splits opening game 266 to 2 against La Salle, with standout performances in defense and offense.
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Greeley
Leghia Vam
Cheyenne Recreation
Wildcat Field
Greeley TR
la Salle
Inter
Boros Quits PGA Tournament Amid Turbulent Qualifiers
Julius Boros withdraws from the PGA event as Bob Guida shoots a 66 to lead qualifiers. Sam Snead, initially hesitant, later decides to play, while Gajda maintains the early lead at Oakland Hills with 67. Teammates Middinott, Williams, and Harrington also post strong rounds as 68s tie five others for top spots.
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Louisville
Jana
Julie
Boros
Delhi
Bob Guida
Beran la
Sam Snead
Sal Bé
Dallas
Tieton
PGA
Une
Generwy
Gajada
Oakland Hills
Gajda
Gary Middincott
Menmphia
Henry Willams, Jr
Youthtown
BJ. (Duieh) Harrieon
Ardmore
Ola
Milan Marusic
Herkhner
Roberts de Vincenzo
Argentina
Marty Furgol
Atlanta
Claude Harmon
Mamaroneck, Jr
Jim Turnese
Bristelitte Inc
Unclear Historic Baseball Statline Summary Mix
Fragmentary OCR data shows a chaotic list of player names, teams, numbers, and abbreviations. Possible references to Brooklyn, Chicago, New York, Cleveland, and Boston with mentions of runs, stolen bases, batting averages, and RBI totals appear garbled and require source recovery for accurate interpretation.
Cloughs State Game Series With Windsor Opens at Forbes Field
Cloughs and Windsor Legion schedule a three game set at Forbes Field over five days. Key players include Bill Koehler Jess Comnwell Jim Koehler and Windsor hitters Lind Haas and Het tigers with pitches from Huwa Felte and many others. The doubleheader marks Windsor's park opening with new lights enhancing Northern Colorado baseball venues.
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Clough's
Greeley
Windsor
Clough
Forbes Field
Merthanaites
Garden Farm Dory
Denver
Brieday
Fort Morgan
Cloughi
Colorado
Windsor Legion
Gibgon
Lusigmont
Ug Lanner
Boulder Elka
Glough
Neg
Bill Koehler
Will Shart
Selco to Play Collins Team Friday Night
Selco meets Collins in a Friday baseball outing at Windsor Park. The roster blends high school and college players with pitchers Ronald Bligon Melvin Schauerman and Don Hergeri and positions filled by Penk Morris Edgar Bartels Tirst bage Harold Felle Hob Grauberger Moi Chris per Tob Burgers Alvin Dorsey Jr Doyle McCarthy Tre Rugoho. Seluceman attends Huy University of Colorado and Hartels at Nebraska.
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Windcat
Severance Seiro
Fork Collins
Alonzo Mir
Windsor Wall Park
Colorado
Selco
Ronald Bligon
Melvin Schauerman
Don Hergeri
Penk Morris
Edgar Bartels
Tirst Bage
Harold Felle
Hob Grauberger
Moi Chrisper
Tob Burgers
Alvin Dorsey Jr
Doyle McCarthy
Tre Rugoho
Slgton
Horgers
Fello Dorsey
McCarthy
Chrisper
Colorado A & AM
Selugeman
Huy University of Coleorado
Hartels
University of Nebraska
Morridy
Zhornstop
Greeley High
Burgess
da Atileries
Watonhith
Bolo
Longmont
Windsor
Innkye Vernuse
Windy Weealler
Severmice
Seleo
Lyaute
Kates
Treary Welte
Felte
Maton
Pally Berg Wins 2 Up Victory at Western Open
Pally Berg earned a 2 up win to reach the third round of the Women's Western Open at Skokla Country Club. Berg, aiming for a fifth Western crown, defeated amateur Carol Dilinger of Tittle, Ohio. Betey Rawls won 6 and 4 over Wasdale’s Louteaux, while Marilynn Smith fell 3 and 1 to Louje Suggs in another upset.
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Unicapo
Delendraix
Grampion
Pally Berg
Qup
Miss Berg
Varquishad
Carol Dilinger
Tittle
Oho
Pwindoweyt
Loutge ‘Atueaux
Wasdale
Marilynn Smith
Lou Joe Suggs
West Coasters Struggle in Colorado Tennis Meet
In Denver at the Colorado state tournament the West Coast players faced tough losses. Clayton Benham of Denver University defeated Tom Lewyn, while Jack Cella of Denver downed Stanford ace Demas 6-2 8-6. Alvie Willis of Hollywood fell to Jacques Grigry of Pasadena 6-2 2-6 6-1.
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Denver
Colorado
Tournminent
Tom Lewyn
Élenih
Clayton Benham
Denver University
Benbam
Stanlord
Ace Dim Demas
San Francisco
Jack Cella
Mien Claveland
University of California
Bard
Hugh Stewart
Jieu
Jin Normain
Wen
Sid Milatoln
Steiwart
Cleveland
County Court Awards Damages In Street Collision Case
County Court Blanney EB Farrow awarded $609.59 in a collision mishap last August involving Farrow and Stencil employee Robert Strecker. The incident occurred on a first mile stretch near Greeley, with both vehicles driven by Farrow and Strecker.
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Blanney
Farrow
Greeley
Robert Strecker
Osorio Earns Eighth Victory in Denver Hockey History
Denver University clinched its eighth win as Osorio starred on the mound and in the field. The contest featured late inning scoring aided by Chow and Pinckata as Denver moved into a historic hockey standing, with Nasternak and Shins contributing key plays. The narrative mentions a dramatic ninth inning and a double by Pinckata as pivotal moments.
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Tes Moines
Dune
al Osoria
Denver
Ty Utrling
Amanita
LE pP'yeagne
Osnzin
Joe Chow
Nasternak
Moose Jaw
Canada
AM Pinckata
Key Bow
Denver University
Bruins suffer ninth defeat as Lins and Ver ble falter
A garbled recap reports Dee Maines' Dick Verble giving up seven hits, with Carl Roberts showing some spark while an error by Fred Richards helps Dee Maines' squad. Denver manager Andy Cohen is said to have been ejected in the ninth amid a contentious decision.
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Mink
Whitey Lins
Carl Roberts
Jell Figlter
MD Lavigne
Bhaseman
Fred Richards
L Nss
Dee Maines
Dick Verble
Bruins
Denver
Andy Cohen
Shantz Credits His Success to Knuckle Ball
Baseball star Shantz credits his success to the knuckleball and his compact build. The left-handed pitcher, 5 foot 7 inches, 150 pounds, recalls early rejections but perseverance, aided by veteran help and belief in the knuckleball. He cites a diverse repertoire and self reliance as key factors in his rise with the Athletics.
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Shantz
Knuckle
Charles Chamberlain Ghicaga
Bobby Shanta
Thrake
Shanta
Tor Fane
Mr. Dyker
Emmy Tykes
The
A's
Pice
Greeley Legion Beat Loveland in 193 Score Clash
Greeley Legion overwhelmed Loveland 193 in Loveland Wednesday night as Melvin Josephson and Sert Andrews combined for strong pitching. Dabbstrom led offense with three extra base hits, while comeback bid by Susephaon showed promise. Greeley hosts Cheyenne next, with La Salle ready for Friday action.
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Greeley
Amestrale Legion
Loveland
Melvin Josephson
Sert Andrews
Josephson
Andrews
Susephaon
Sue
Don Dablstrom
Halllstrom
Florus
Cheyenne
la Salle
Iol
Dohnetown
Brisvoe
Weinhold
Berg
Muhistron
Mossberg
Ige pAciniz
Helton
If Green
Josepheon
Bearo
Family visits and club gatherings noted in Loveland area
La Salle and Santa Ana visitors arrive to spend two weeks with Godfrey family. Welch brothers reunite post service. Maud Ware vacation includes Denver trips. Happy Home Builders extension club picnic at Loveland Water Works hosts numerous families and friends. Clyde Connell hosts K Klub bridge night with prize winners listed.
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la Sante
June
Harold Welch
Lynne Maris
Stephen
Santa Ana
Calif
Mra
Charlea Godfrey
Vinik
Yarn Welch
visDenver
Mre
Godfrey
Lionsit
Vern Welch
Ben Godrey
Lou
Carol Ann
Denver
Welch
Maud- Ware
Ft. Collins
Wheatland
Wyo
Happy Home Builders Xtension Club
B. Creed
Walda McNeil
Mee
Josephine
Ed Bauer
Sarah Davis
J. J. Bohlender
Mira
Bohlender
Duane
Guy Rowan
Harry Brown
Chyon Edmondy
Mia
Rachel Nasser
Terry Gandner
Clyde Connell
Western League Scoreline Reports Jumbled Details
A scrambled Western League update shows Trenver tied with Nes Moines 3 to 3 and Purble af Ligcam smethoned value doublehead tarnatrow Crhash, plus Wichita fi. Sioux City 7 over Colorado Springs 6. The readable bits suggest a set of hockey or baseball results with multiple teams and unclear scoring.
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Trenver
Nes Moines
Wichita
Sioux City
Colorado Springs
Baseball scores from multiple leagues on a busy weekend
The day’s results span the Pacific Coast League International League American Association Texas League Southern Association Pioneer League and more. Notable tallies include San Francisco over Sacramento 5 to 4 and Hollywood losing to San Diego 3 to 4.
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Sacramento de Son Angeles
Portland
Seature
Oakland
San Diego
Hollywood
Baltimore
Rochester
Atches
Springfield
Toronto
Montreal
Ottawa
Bullslo
Syracuse
Kansas City
Louleside
Milwaukee Indianapolis
Columbus
Paul
Toledo
Biinnespolis
Oklahoma City
Shreveworth
Local Men Earn Degrees From Eastern Colleges
Local men including F Robinett Captain Neurauter and Marvin Woolf received degrees from eastern universities. Robinett earned a bachelor of arts at Colorado State College graduate and taught in Puerto Rico. Neurauter, after service at Adak, earned a master of public health at Michigan and will teach at Camp Gunther. Woolf earned a bachelor of science in economics at the University of Pennsylvania. They and families travel home during summer breaks amid a large 2300 graduation cohort.
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Trash F. Robinett
Neurauler
Marvin B. Woolf
Robinett
Neutauler
Minater
University of Michigan
Woolf
University of Pennsylvania
Capt
Neurauter
Adak
Alondana
Creatalle
Mont
Michigan
Usaf Instituta of Technology
Neyrauter
Camp Gunther Air Base
Mantegmery
Ala
Army
Eaton
Tuceiay
McCall, Ida
J. Fain Eldar
George Miller
Eaton Congregational Church
Neuraytera
David
Joe
Paula Kay
Colorado Ay Snd
M. Robinett
Mia
Kares Harsh
Evans
Colorado State College of Educatlon
Juny
Puerto Rico
University of Puerto Rico
Greeley
Reno
Nevaltho
CSUM
Gervice
Fort Logan
San Juan
Buran
Pennsylvania
Out of State University
Thomas Wallane
Stanford
Olidear
Laurence Frost
Wallace
Greeley Wistt School
Colorado State College of Education
Georgha Wallace
Robinson Cont
Heny
Log Angeler
Browns Rally Behind Marion in Tight A L Race
St Louis Browns surge under Marty Marion with shortstop Marty Marion keying wins. A 4-3 victory over Boston and two double plays help pace the Browns while New York leads the Red Sox after Detroit home power. Chicago and Cleveland also win as May 18 looms.
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Jack Hand
Frese
Marty Marion
St. Louis
Marion
Roxera Hornsby
Auccensor
Brownies
Ralse Ho
Feaders
Marlon
Marty Marlon
Mauston
Tor
Brownlee
Gecard
Marts
Dick Kryhoski
St. Louie
Boston
Dome
Louis
Duane Pilette
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Tetroit
Gene Woodling
Billy Martin
Fog Kerra
Art Howtteman
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Spec Shea
Wednesday Night Fights: Unerelated Contenders Spark Bout
A rough lineup saw Verent Chleaga defeat Rocky Uaatellanl in Chicago with a points win. Guzerne outpointed Triny Uratton at 149 pounds in Chicago. Gonzama beat Weaver on points at 129 pounds in Austin. Forbes hosts Friday Night Games featuring Grteley Merchanettes and Claugh's facing Windsor in Denver.
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Chleaga
Rocky Uaatellanl
Guzerne
Trimny Uratton
Austin
David Moore Stuns NCAA Champion for Olympic berth
David Moore from Kansas City delivers a technical knockout over NCAA Champion Franch Echevarria of Blackfoot to claim a spot on the U S Olympic hosting team tonight. The bout, staged on June 18 in Springfield Ohio, features Moore’s deadly punch to secure the decisive victory.
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Kansas City
David Moore
Taft pledges 15 percent tax cut plan in bid for 1952 nomination
Senator Taft campaigns in Washington pledging a 15 percent federal tax cut if elected president. He argues for trimming military spending and preserving air power, while clashing with Eisenhower on strategy and party unity. Taft defends his stance against accusations of a “steamroller” tactic and emphasizes an internationalist defense approach.
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i/A
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Ohio
Lodar
Dwlant D. Eisenhower
Kleenhower
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Ebsenhower
Leo
White House
Teuman
Patt
Pentagon
Russia
Tatl
Europe
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Te Porte
Denver
Ebsens Hower
Pulitien
Raft
Isaac
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