Allie Reynolds Fires Third 1952 Shutout
Allie Reynolds pitched his third 1952 shutout as the New York Yankees blanked the Detroit Tigers 8 0. Yogi Berra homered twice, Hank Bauer drove in runs, and Reynolds supported by relief helped push New York to an 11th win in 13 games.
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Fishing Prediction For This Weekend
Denver reports a mixed weekend for anglers as many rivers runoff recedes and clears while others stay high. High country packs have passed peak runoff, with Gunnison Poudre Rio Grande and Arkansas still elevated. several reservoirs including Taylor Lake Hosted San Cristobal Granby Shadow Mountain and Horsetooth show fair to good conditions. roads reopen across Grand Mesa and many lakes and reservoirs are accessible.
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Mont Rivera
Federal Attorney For Kansas Fired and Grand Jury Called
Presidentially ordered removal of Kansas U S Attorney Seuler Luther of Topeka at 5 p m E S T followed by a grand jury review. Attorney General McGranery announced the case and said a special Topeka grand jury would investigate payments by an Ohio company to a federal employee for tax matters before the treasury department. Nicholas Lopeas of Washington D C resigned from the criminal division on May 2.
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Klackers Indicted in Whiteville Terror Plot
In Whiteville North Carolina on June 19 Thomas L. Hamilton described as an imperial sherd of the Ku Klux Klan and 33 other alleged Klansmen were indicted on charges involving terror operations that swept the Carolinas border area last year.
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Major MLB scores and line results from two leagues
National and American League games show varied scores with pitchers Hacker Ramsdell Dickson Garagiola and others. Rumbles of doubleheaders and late-inning rallies across Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Boston St Louis Philadelphia Washington Cleveland and Detroit are noted with box score fragments and inning totals.
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Denver Beats Des Moines in ninth inning rally
In Des Moines on June 19, Denver defeated the Bruins 4 to 2 after Fred Wollpert carried a shutout into the ninth. Kid Lavigne delivered the early run with a double, and Wes Welch drove in two more. Wollpert earned his fifth win while Des Moines pitcher George Long took his sixth loss after six innings. The teams meet again tomorrow night.
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Amorrow
Belly Jameson Defeats Patty Berg In Golf Upset
Belly Jameson upset defending champion Patty Berg 5 and 3 in the quarterfinals of the Western tourney. Berg struggled with her putter as Jameson seized control early and secured a decisive win ending Berg's bid for the Western title.
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Fort Lupton Softball Edges Merchanettes In Rematch
Fort Lupton lost 1-0 Thursday but the Merchanettes seek revenge Friday at Forben Field in Greeley while Cloughs of Greeley face Windward Legion. Ruth Adame pitched a three hitter for Greeley as Lupton scored late in the game and won 7-6.
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Sports Scores From Regional Baseball Leagues Across Nation
A dense roundup lists final scores from Pacific Coast League and other circuits. Highlights include Seattle 6 Portland 2, Hollywood 7 San Diego 4, Indianapolis 1 Louisville 4, Fort Worth 3 Hoboken 0, Dallas area results, and Pioneer League totals.
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Boston Red Sox Sign Frankie Bauman for Bonus
The Boston Red Sox signed 19 year old Frankie Bauman to a bonus believed around 125000. Bauman will depart for Louisville Kentucky to join the Colonels of the American Association earning 600 dollars a month.
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Orren Barlow Dies Thursday
Orren W. Barlow aged 60 or 61 died at his home 1016 Second Avenue Thursday morning from a cerebral hemorrhage. Neighbors alerted police who found no immediate family and coroner Rose Adamson said death occurred about 1 a.m. A Massena Lodge No. 613 AF and AM member, funeral arrangements will be announced by Adamson Mortuary.
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NineYearOld Girl Drowns In Denver School Pool
A nine year old Denver girl identified as Sandra Owen drowned in the indoor pool at Morey Junior High School today. A timeguard reported a group of children entered the pool in the afternoon and the body was found on the pool bottom about five minutes later.
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Eastern Refiners Raise Sugar Price
Denver reports eastern refiners raise refined sugar prices effective Monday. National Sugar Refining Co lifts from 2.65 to 4.90 cents per pound, American Sugar Co from 9.65 to 6.80 cents. Great Western Sugar says no change in its territory yet. Raw market remains strong, and Denver grocers see no price increases for now.
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Cardinals Slug Big Inning to Beat Phillies 6-4
The St. Louis Cardinals erupted for five runs in the sixth inning to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 4. Key hits included doubles by Hel Rica and Red Schoendienst and a triple by Cloyd Boyer. Cardinals pitchers blanked Phillies early and the win puts them up in the four game series three games to one. Eleven Cardinals reached base in the big sixth as the offense produced numerous hits and bases on balls.
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Sports in Brief: Brooklyn Dodgers Cubs, Red Sox signing, golf and golf results
Brooklyn Dodgers edged Chicago Cubs with a lone walk allowed in the third. St Louis Boston Red Sox signed Frankie Baumann a 19 year old with a reported 125000 bonus. Louisville B II Harri son Ardmore won a TG A medal 136 eight under par. Moira Patterson won British women's amateur golf 1 up on 38th hole. Patty Berg defeated by Jameson in Wester Open quarters.
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Man Fired From Red Cross Blood Center in Oklahoma City
June 1 William H Cordell a former Red Cross blood center official accused of sending contaminated blood overseas from Oklahoma was fired today. The county Red Cross board described him as a disgruntled employee and replaced him with C BE Magnusses as assistant.
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Harriman Denies Stop Gap Bid as Democratic Nominee
Harriman rejects being a stopgap candidate amid Truman efforts to persuade Adlai Stevenson to accept the draft as the Democratic presidential nominee. He denied tonight that he would be a placeholder while the party seeks a nominee.
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Big Pipeline May Be Ready Sept
Platte Pipeline Co seeks a public convenience and necessity certificate to complete an 1,080 mile Wyoming to Illinois line passing through Worland Casper and Wood River. Officials expect operation by around Sept 1, with permissions needed from Wyoming Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Illinois.
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House Aims Blows At Truman Policies
Washington June 19 the house began voting on a bill to extend wage price and rent controls and to ease imports of strategic materials. An amendment would limit foreign goods when domestic production is restricted. Debate centered on labor policy changes and the defense production act, with divisions over potential shifts in government power.
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Ryssby Meet Tide in Longmont Features Dual Services
Longmont hosts the annual Ryssby festival at the historic Ryssby church on June 23 with a Swedish language service at 11 a.m. preached by Theo dore Anderson and an English service at 4 p.m. by Nov. Grenville Christenson. A 12:30 p.m. picnic follows on church grounds. special music enhances both services.
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Strike Cuts Output of U.S. Jet Engines
Cincinnati June 19 A strike by AFL Machinists halted work at General Electric plant delaying about 7 percent of the Air Force jet engine output. Roughly 10 000 workers stayed away as picket lines formed amid breakdown in contract talks. The union seeks a 10 percent wage rise and reorganization of four job classifications.
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Soviet Swedes Violate Red Frontier Clash Over Downed Plane
Moscow reports on June 11 Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky handed Swedish ambassador a curt note denying Sweden's account of a Swedish plane shot down near the Soviet frontier. Sweden said the plane was unarmed and at least 25 nautical miles from Soviet territory.
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Reports From Oil Drilling Amerada Well Near Carr
Amerada Petroleum Tony Roman No 1 west of Carr yielded 172 feet of water in the Mowry sand at 7446 feet. Core from 7472 to 747? showed oil potential with fair porosity. Other wells in Larimer and Weld counties report wells drilling and electrical logs in progress as operators pursue Dakota wind and Moreleon sands.
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Kefauver rails against dreams of tax cuts in Detroit
Sen. Estes Kefauver said America cannot afford daydreams of lower taxes and must first strengthen defense. He criticized remarks attributed to Eisenhower and Taft as tempting but warned that substantial tax reductions are impossible without harming world leadership and national security. He urged winning the peace before cutting taxes.
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Castor Bean Growers Use Mechanical Harvesters This Year
Oklahoma and Texas east coast bean growers employed mechanical strippers to harvest a large portion of their crop for the first time this season, signaling a shift toward mechanization in regional farming practices.
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Windsor Wins Junior Legion Games at Windsor
Windsor defeated Johnstown 4 to 0 in nine innings then beat La Salle 15 to 5 in a separate Junior Legion baseball game at Windsor Wednesday and Thursday nights. Schropp and Felte with Schayecung and Schlotthauer led Windsor’s pitching and hitting in the wins.
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Grover Rodeo Opens Saturday Annual event ready for crowd
Grover's 18th annual rodeo gears up for Saturday and Sunday June 2 and 22. Additions include new pens for stock and improved facilities. Rodeo stock supplied by Earl Anderson with arena staff Glenn Cowley as chairman and Karl Anderson as arena director. Daily events feature bare back riding bronc riding bull dogging calf roping and steer riding. Buck and Jean Bowhan will perform specialty acts. Opening night features a rodeo dance and social event. Officials listed: Glenn Cowley chairman Karl Anderson arena director Ray Keilen entertainment Jim McDowall secretary.
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Neat Woman Cape Dress Tops Stylish Business Wear
Fashion notes describe a tailored cape dress ideal for the Neat Woman. Bold buttons, a sleek flecked fabric, and versatile styling suit business or club days with crisp, elegant lines.
No Limit On 1953 Wheat Brannan Says No Limit
Washington reports Secretary Brannan announced that due to tense international activity farmers will escape federal production and marketing restrictions on the 1953 wheat crop. He noted near record drops in supplies and said the surplus level allows growers to produce freely while the U. S. may maintain large reserves.
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Reds Claim Americans Bombarding Fields With Potato Bugs
Berlin reports the Soviet news agency ADN accusing American jets of dropping boxes of potato bugs on German villages. The claim references a 1950 incident when the Soviet zone faced poor potato crops and notes a long-range bomber was involved in the prior propaganda.
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Department of Defense Coal Consumption Report
The Department of Defense of the U S Government is annually consuming in excess of the million tons of coal.
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