Vets, Kadlecek Split Twin Bill In Minor League Action
A clashing doubleheader featured Dials pinning a 21 0 win over Ault Vets while Evans VFW routed Kadlecek 22 0. The scramble included shaky defense, homer by Adanys, and highlight runs by Skipper, with Steimer and Hansen among noted players. Major league names Mickey Mantle and Ted Wilkins referenced in season notes.
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Dials
Evans V.F.W
Kadlecek
Palhe
van Stara
Ted
Stentorstrek
Stevansiller
Steimerilier
Skipper Bansin
Aut
Pitchor
Baga
Pal
Steimark
Neers
C of Hansen
Ryans
Ian
Adanys Shampet
Mitchell Spatkial
Ryan
Ivans
Anriane Meyers
Kile
D.' Mitehall
Unclear Text Summary of Obscure Names and Relations
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names and relations with scattered titles and places. It mentions spouses, professions, and potential obituaries or notices but lacks coherent events, dates, or a clear locality to enable a precise summary.
Sister of Sherman Nien Whe Observes Courthouse Meeting
Fragmentary text notes a sister named Maoys Wiig Monedbieler and a reference to Sherman. Mentions a court date Wednesday and a person named Enema tet. Details are unclear, but a legal or civil matter is implied with payment and authorities involved.
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Wiig Monedbieler
Cannes
Sherman 1
Fae
SF Remtoe
Local Residents Named in Unclear Report
Fragmented OCR notes list several individuals and places including Win Moni Vaoa Drive and Margene Wolsna Anchor at Airs. Mentions Windsor and Chaves Wile of PL Culling, plus a siren of Apel and Ned Med surdied by Hire grifilepidtren, with vague references to Cancer Wii and futility of action.
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Wilseff
Mattia
Paar
Han
Margene Wolsna
Airs
Mita Paesher
Windsor
Chaves
Wile
Brother
Aelia
Merk
Mandy Arestrangs
Apel
First Covenant Evangelical Cop Lopsided Baseball Game
First Covenant defeats Evangelical 6 to 2 in a league opener as Vincent Erickson picks up the win with six strikeouts over five innings. Southern Baptist and Greeley Waplist fielding struggles contribute to the lopsided result, while First Covenant bats produce timely hits led by Denson and Erickson.
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Lion
W. Denson
Chison
Tun Saathorm
Va Wiest
Southern Crord
Sullatay
First Covenant
Greeley
Evangelical
Southern Baptist
Favedey Naptisk
Evangelical - OZ Fx
Shiels
W. Dens
Varela G
Carlison
G. Gouly
Southern Rap
First Covenant Ola Tiy
Meld
Ad Wenss
Mascvrenus
Wrickson
Anderson
Lolaren
Merchants Evans Home Schedule Sets For Games
Merchants, champions for three years, announce home doubleheaders and schedule details. Evans hosts Platteville spangled clash with Hiner while Parkes faces Wolsten Ventug in opening night. Marsh meets state champs in finals. Vans, Talley, and Denver City league matchups listed with times around 7:30 to 9 PM.
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Caproll Forbes
Calorade
Denver City League
Als Sreao
Karhes
Fiokt
Evans
Student Caught Cheating Stabs Teacher to Death
In Cairo at Alhawindia Academy a student accused of cheating stabbed a teacher to death. A separate incident at Alaxhar left a staff member wounded by a knife, while another student wielding a revolver was disarmed by a teacher.
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Cairo
Alhawindia Academy
Alaxhar
Shantz Stops Tigers Win Streak
Bobby Shantz dominates as New York Yankees pull within 2 games of first. Dodgers, Cardinals and Phillies win as Shantz’s quality start snaps Detroit’s five-game surge and tightens the National League race.
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Shantz
Tigers
Dodgers
Cards
Phillies
Baseball Roundup and Standings Amid Late May Action
The article highlights National and American League results with Crane, Trucks, and Narleski contributing for the Giants and Indians. It notes the Braves extending a four game lead, Philadelphia intruding into second with the Cards, and Dodger movement toward Milwaukee as Chicago and St. Louis battles continue.
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Ramsas City
Ralph
Virgil Trucks
Washington
Crane
Matherades
Ray Crane
Aibwauker
New York Giants
Braves
Pittsburgs
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cubs
Franklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee
Cincinenati
Richardson
Bobby Richardson
Ditty Mueft
Yankees
Din Bushy
Cleveland
Josef Hilly Pierce i
Pierce
Wild Puglo
Busby
Billy Than
George Zavorink
Mills Faces Extradition After Homicide Arrest
EPPERSON CITY report states Broost Mills, wanted for a wife’s throat cut and robbery, is held at Kebnott MI awaiting an extradition hearing. He was arrested at his mother’s home near Gideon, MA, as Denver seeks charges and possible return. The innocence plea was not discussed.
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Blair Jank
Tarsikay
Broost Milla
Denver
Mills
Kebnott
Gideon
Rep Herlong Defends Major Farm Systems
Rep Herlong defends farm systems before the Antitrust Subcommittee in Washington. He argues a nonchalant antitrust stance could injure players, minors, and league clubs tied to working agreements, noting reserve clauses and minor league salaries shape small clubs’ income. He warns elimination could dry up key income and raise costs, threatening minor leagues’ viability.
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Washington
Tey
Herlong
D-Fla
Wednveday
Tragues
Congress
Herjlong
Juea
Morlong
Rep
Coker
Y-Nc
Supreme Court
Mmers
Berlong
Jin Congress
Leesburg
Nith
Topping Tries To Save Yanks from League Fine
New York Yankees president Dan Topping sought to avert 400 in penalties for three players amid a Chicago brawl. Will Harridge would discuss the matter with the league head after reports of a 5000 threat, while Ditmar Slaughter and Ally Martin faced fines already.
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NEW Yor
Dan Topping
New York Yankees
Yankees
Topping
Will Harridge
Art Ditmar
Enos Slaughter
Ally Martin
Kansas City
Harridge
Chicago
Lacry Doby
Walt Drapo
White Sox
Tapping
Yanks
Hwever
Tainty
Sox
New York World Telegram
Sun
Weso
Dituwar
Slaughter
Martin
Matin
New York
John Kooks
Yankee
Alin
Nilery
Japan War Crime Prisoners Release Suggested by Asahi
Asahi urges the United States to release all Japanese war crimes prisoners to improve ties. Sixty six Japanese war criminals convicted by the U.S. are at Sugamo prison. Australia plans to free eight by month end, and the United States would be the sole nation still holding Japanese at Sugamo.
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TOKYO
Asahi
Japan
United States
Sugamo
Australi
International and Texas leagues show mixed results across cities
The report lists scores from multiple leagues and cities including Seattle Vancouver and San Antonio with varied outcomes. Teams such as Denver Portland Sacramento and Nashville appear alongside names like Wallan and Albinurrane in a compact summary of standings and matches.
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Rita Dyonne de Meese
Paul
Charkestog Tot
Denver
Inhasepulis
Wreinta
Uniaae
Pacielc
Mula
Cubonbyy
Texas
Leaq’'S
Fort Worth I
San Antonion
Yulsk
Shreveport St
Ihak Wallan
Poskeined
Uthernassn
Nashville
New Orleaga JS
Myopia
Atlanta
Chattanoeae Ke Maile
Denver Bears Trim Indians
The Denver Bears beat the Indianapolis Indians 2 to 1 as pennant fever grips the league. Denver, despite being out-hit, bunched six safeties and snuffed out Indianapolis rallies with timely double plays. Ron Jackson hit a triple and Jim Delsing added a double for Indianapolis.
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Associated Press
Assa
Hey
Wiehita
Braves
Skeln
Qsmalra
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sami
Denver
Paul
Charleston
Louisville
Indianapolis
Denyer
Indians
Ron Jackson
Jim Delsing
Big Mary Throneberry
State to Appeal High Court Ruling About Tax Titles
Colorado Supreme Court decision may invalidate deeds to properties sold for taxes in the past nine years. Attorney Robert Theobald will seek a rehearing. ruling says county must publish delinquent tax notices in an official newspaper. Theobald, Summit County Journal publisher, represented Rizzuly in the original suit.
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Denver
Colorado Supremeourt
Robert A. Theobald
High Court
Justise Edward , Day
Theobald
State Revenue
FL 5
Rizzuly
Summit Yeounty
Sumit County
Field Corn Contest Expanded in Colorado and Arkansas
Fort Collins reports expansion of the Field Corn Contest after strong county results last year. Northeastern counties Adams to Sedgwick will compete for county and district honors, with participation opened to farmers in eight Colorado counties and five Arkansas Valley counties Pueblo Crowley Otero Prowers and Dent. Colorado State University will co operate and recognize top growers.
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Fort Collins
Colorado
Adams
Boulder
Lirimac
Weld
Giorgan
Washington
Logan
Sedgwick Sountins
Arkansas Valley
Pueblo
Crowley
Olero
Prowers
Dent
Colorado State University
Three Western Leaders Win The Western League Night
The Western League saw Topeka extend its margin over Amarillo as Albuquerque Sioux City stumbled. Des Moines defeated Albuquerque in 10 innings while Lincoln beat Purble, Amarillo downed Sioux City with Ray Webster homering twice, and Kilsos delivered key hits for Des Moines in a 10th inning rally.
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Associated Press
Albunuerque
Topeka
Amarillo
Colorado Springs
Amarilla
Sioux City
Lincoln
Purble
Des Moines
Hallgreen
Vepeka
Wawke
Bo Daniel
Kesnich
Preacher Will
Trams
Bhortstop
Mal Walton
Puebla
Walton
Riz
Messner
George Perez
Ray Wabster
Gold Sox
Webster
Soa
Rudy Hernandez
Chris Kilsos
Uming
Albuquerque
Kilsos
Dick Johnson
Tow Stringer
Demons
Joe Schaffernoth
Dave Geralil
Safeway Stores Fined for Anti-Trust Violations in Texas
Fort Worth Texas Safeway Stores Inc was fined 105000 in federal district court for anti trust violations Two officials Lingan A Warren and Earl Chif received probation and prison terms Warren a former president now a consultant was fined 75000 while Chif Dallas division manager was fined 7000 and given a one year sentence probated For below cost pricing defense the company argued there was no legal price war and that competitors also sold below cost
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Fort Worth
Tex Uy
Earl Chif
Dallas
Safeway
Prion L. Marshall
Kansas City
Marshal
Teacher Hired by Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City
Willard M. M. Edwards of the University of Colorado was named director of personnel for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Edwards, currently director of the place run bureau and a faculty member at Boulder, was announced Tuesday.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Willard
M. M. Edwards
University of Colorado
Personel
Sted Eral Reserve Bank of Kansas
City
Furwards
Mem ‘Ber
University At Boulder
Moore Retains Medalist Honors in Dallas Tournament
In rain soaked Trans Miss golf action in Dallas Oklahoma’s Jack Moore held medalist lead. Weather halted play with gull washer rain while Jim Tilskey of Pocatello Idaho posted the low round. Jerry Pittman of Tulsa, SMU, fired a 4 as Moore posted a 68 Monday to stay atop the field.
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Dallas Gh
Sack Moore
Oklahoma
Jim Tilskey
Pocatetto
Idaho
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Okla
Southern Methodist
Hiskey Hinishen
Moore
Seattle Tightens Coast Loop Race in PCL Push
Seattle Rainiers gain on San Diego Padres as both clubs win to tighten the Pacific Coast League standings. Hollywood drops, Seals widen lead atop the circuit, while Nollywood and Portland extend marathon nights. Los Angeles Angels rout Sacramento.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Rainiers
San Diego Padres
Hollywood
Charlie Habe
Suds
Vancnyer Moundirs
Dick Browski
San Francisco Seals
Seals
Nollywood
Portland Bat
Los Angeles
Angels
Yiitary
Sacramento
Monetary Inquiry Opens Fireworks in Senate Tax Study
The Senate Finance Committee began a long awaited inquiry into federal tax and monetary policies Tuesday. Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey, the day's sole witness, accused inflationists of worsening a troubling dollar, while Sen Bush warned the probe had become a political attack and urged independent analysis. Senate Majority Leader Johnson promised a thorough, objective examination of the monetary policy crisis.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphey
Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen
Bush
U-Conn
Ivedhsan
Hiscohower
Johnson
Byrd Committee
All R M Solons Cast Votes for Civil Rights Bill
Representatives from western states voted in favor of the civil rights bill in the House, 286 to 126, sent to the Senate. The roll call lists Democrats Anderson Metcalf Aspinall Togwell and others with Republicans Burdick Chenoweth Rhodes and Thomason among those voting for the measure.
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House
Senate
Anderson
Metcalf
Mont
Aspinall
Tog‘vers
Colo
Uilall
Ariz
Burdick
Krunger
N. D
Chenoweth
Hil
Rhodes
Arig Thom
Fson
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Gosderninl
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Witernen Frragulvbeges Carnetenyyi
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Kaniville
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Maidstal
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Allot Laverne
Atta
Maoys
Richarde Mostuary
Windsor, Colo
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National League
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Sanchee
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Dalley
Narleski
Chica Carrarquel
Vic Werks
Rocky Colavilo
Roger Maria
Jensen
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Zui
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Jack Sanford
Newcombe Hall
Ben Newcombe
Cincinnati
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Gil Nodes
Gonne
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Hal Toéscaal
Noslon Mzhe
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Hadar
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Laven
League Fine
Denver Bears
Trim Indians
Akrilio Greyhound Racing
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Safeway Stores, Inc
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