Latin Trio Sparking Chisox Play, Club's Sharp Deals Landed Them
Chicago White Sox built a striking Latin core with Carrasquel from Brooklyn Dodgers, Minoso from Cuba, and Aloma from Cuba, boosting the lineup. Branch Rickey and Frank Lane clashed over shortstop aims, finally landing Carrasquel for 36 000, while Minoso quickly became fan favorite and Manny Minnie Minnoso showed humor and power, lifting team morale as he adapts to English.
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Chisox
Joe Meichler
New York
Chicago
Chico Carrasquel
Noma
Caracas
Venezuela
Orestes Minuan
Lulu Aloma
Athletics
Frank Lane
White Sox
Carrasquel
Branklyn Dodger
Ronny Thing
Lane
Branch Rickey
Sam Jethroe
Dan Bankhead
Montreal
Luke Appling
Rickey
Bobby Morgan
Rocky Bridges
Danny O'Connell
Buddy Hicks
Chien Gerrasquel
Morgan
Bridges
Jethroe
Bankhead
Carranquel
Jethros and
Mr. Lane
Carranqual
Maeager Paul Richards
Chicu
Minosa
Ananiah
Minora Hae
Sox
Grandpa Race at Grensy Speedway Sparks Oldster Stock Cars
Grandpas race features a four for the track on Saturday night at Grensy Speedway with aged entrants like Ernie Payne Herb Shannon Joe Goddard Harry Thompson George Hessler Claude Koudson and Clyde Gurney driving cars of regular drivers in an eight lap event. Alongside the Grandpa race Denver and Greeley stock car drivers compete under the lights as a large crowd watched last week with six spills involving twelve cars.
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Gresnsy Speedway
Oldsters
Ernie Payne
Herb Shannon
Joe Goddard
Harry Thompson
George Hessler
Claude Koudson
Clyde Gurney
Graun
Denver
Greeley
Gresley
Deaths and Funerals at Vetter Mortuary Fort Lupton
Cala Robr Criherlee Louise Robb infant daughter of Mr and Mrs H Robb of San Antonio Granddaughter of Mrs Louis C Camp of Platteville and Mr and Mrs Arthur Rob of Flagler Colorado Mass at St Nicholas Church Platteville Monday at 11 a m. Interment Maple Cemetery.
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Robr Criherlee
Louise Robb
Mes
A H. Robb
San Antonald
Louis C. Camp
Plattevile
Mea
Arthur Rob
Flagler
Cala
St. Nicholas Chirch
Platteville
Li A. M.merment
Richards Mortuary Incomplete Notice of Heirs and Service
Richards Mortuary Wiedeor Cla Richards Mortuary Wiedeor Cla PROPP Frederick. Progy survived by one son Hants Prop at Fh Cuilluay three daughters Mrs John Holy at Yerhy Cnn Mya Carl Winder of Windsor Mrs Mane Bochthold even iptive grandchildren seventeen great grandchildren two brothers Henry Fropp of Cul warton Nebr ann Jacob Propp of Casper Wyo Service jesn Monday 2 p m from Windear Congregational Church Interment Lakovlew Temeerry
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Propp
Frederick
Hants Prop
John Holy
Yerhy
Cnn
Mya
Carl Winder
Windsor
Mane Bochthold
Henry Fropp
Culwarton
Nebr
Ann Jacob Propp
Casper
Wyo
Windear Congregational Church
Lakovlew Temeerry
Yankees Beat Indians 6-0 in Shutout Victory
New York Yankees defeated Cleveland 6-0 as pitcher Reynolds held the Indians to six hits for his seventh win. Jerry Coleman drove in half the Yankee runs while Yogi Berra homered. Bob Poller took his second loss of the season as Chicago’s lead narrowed to two games behind the Yankees.
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New York
Jung
Allis Reynolds
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Bob Poller
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Yanks
Jerry Coleman
Homy
Yanke
Yox Berra
Whit Hin
Feller
Witt Atreak
Horton
Reynolds
Detroit
Rowing sweep in New London Harvard crews dominate rivals
Harvard varsity junior varsity and freshman crews swept Yale in the annual New London rowing rivalry on the Thames. Tennis action saw Frank Sedgien of Australia beat London’s No. 6 player 8-4 6-2 in semifinals. Eric Sturgess defeated Mercyn Rose 6-2 6-2 in the finals. In women’s singles Shirley Pry beat Kay Tuckey 6-1 6-3 and Nancy Chattes defeated Margaret Osborne Dupont 10-12 6-3. Marine Du Pont Scott upset Jet Master in the Tremont stakes at Aqueduct, Pitter winning $15.00. Hash won six furlongs at Suffolk Downe and Sudan captured a mile race at Holly War t.
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Shirley Pry
Akon
Olio
Kay Tuckey
England
Nancy Chattes
Ventura
Callt
Margaret Osborne Dupont
Willington
Det
New York
Marin du Pont Scott
Jet Master
Aqueduct
Boston
Mel Hash
Suffolk Downe
Inglewood
Calif
Sudan
Holly’ Wart
LaSalle Field Baseball Schedule Mixed With Incomplete Details
Schedule notes show LaSalle and nearby teams including Greeley Legion Fort Collins Boulder and Cheyenne with multiple game dates in June at various times. Some entries are garbled and unreadable, making exact opponents dates and venues unclear.
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Greeley Legion
Fort Cullins Legion
Gs n—Coors
Grea
Jeyva
Fort Callins
Boulder Legion
Cheyaline Legion
LaSalle
Fort Morgan
m—Clair Cafe
Frigav's Stars Triumph in Extra Innings Clash
Amnodated Press reports Frigav's Stars rally in the 10th inning with a 37th run to beat Cleveland. Yan pitches for New York leading the team to a dramatic win as Biggie Munn, famed Michigan coach, previously earned the Silver Beaver for service to youth.
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Wo Maya
Ginaty
New York
ChienRo
Alo Neyhaus
Yankera
Covons
Yanks
Cleveland
Unclear Historic AL and NL Baseball Scores From Fragment
Fragmentary baseball box scores show Cleveland and New York results, combined AL and NL play with Feller Bouton and several names, including Berra Denton and Kippatein. The garbled lines outline innings, runs, and player occurrences across multiple teams, with cryptic abbreviations and misread spellings.
Public Service Divides with 2 Greeley Teams
City League schedule lists Moriday at 7 00 Martin's Produce yk. 100 percent and 8 00 Herman Electris Hen ry's Allo Johnatown Jude Wells intercity. Detailing two Greeley teams in separate city league matches with venues and times.
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Moriday
Martin
City Laague
Herman Electris
Henry
Allo
Johnatown
Jude Ya Wells
Martin Produce
Ciy Lenznel
Herdman Electric
Hem * Auto
City Lenene
Johnstown Juds Ve. Wells
Lnter-Citys
Chisox Fall To Red Sox In Opener Of Four Game Set
Boston tops Chicago 6-5 as Stephens hits his 10th homer and Gumpert’s streak ends. Williams drove in a run with a double, Minoso slugged his 3rd homer, and Parnell struggled before Binder relieved. Dodgers news and other MLB results appear in brief with Raiders and Braves also winning.
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Boston
Joe
Vara Stephens
Lworgn
Randy Gumpert
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
New York Yankees
Stephens
Ted Willlams
Billy Goodman
Feld
Gwinperl
St. Louis Browns
Lulu Aloma
Mel Parnell
Ja Sey
Binder
Don Lenhardt
Jim Busby
Minoso
Eddie Robinson
Hushy
Tilm
Hobinson
Chico Carrasquel
Carrasquel
Willams
Ted Sox
Gumpert
Ohlonge
Mushy Delvery
Fire I Combine Scorches Farmer Near Hart Ranch
Gasoline explosion at a Hart ranch combine near Kutuh 65 miles northeast of Colorada Springs burned farmer Robert W. Hart, 28, as he worked on the machine. Hart was burned about the head and body and hospitalized after a gasoline spark ignited and caused the blast while two young men attempted to down the combine.
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Robert W.act
Hart Ranch
Kutuh
Here
Tle
Hart
D.T. Hart
Apark
Swisher Says Hail Losses Enormous Yet No Proof Cloud Seeding
Colorado agriculture commissioner Swisher said hail losses in southeast Colorado appear enormous, possibly over a million dollars, but offered no proof that cloud seeding caused the storms. He cited widespread crop damage from hail and rain events, described heavy hail near fields, and noted farmers shifting to sorghum after destroyed wheat. He met with W J Farr of Greeley to discuss weather modification without reaching conclusions. Governor Thornton received protests from Arkansas Valley and directed complainants to raise the issue with Farr.
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Denver
Duis
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Paul Jeanita Bald
Raiomekera Champlin
Martin
Burlington
Baca County
Arkanese Valley
Swishar
W. J. Farr
Gres Toy
Swisher
San Luis Valley
Arikansha
Hall
Thornton
Arkan- Isan
Furr
Nine-Run Wells Triumph Over Public Service at Forbes Field
In a twilight clash at Forbes Field Wells defeats Public Service 6 to 4 after a late homer by Jake Munn. Vic Champlin fanned 14 in a mound duel with Koehler who struck out 13 and allowed two Denver hits. Roxie Tolve led Public Service with three hits while Wells’ Alex Huwa and Jake Huwa supplied key runs and hits.
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Horvat
Cornwall
Anna
G. Gellman
Public Service of
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Forbes Field
Vic Champlin
Bil Koehler
Koehler
Norust
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Champlin
Strickers
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George Davin
Mitchell
Clough
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Mounds
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Jon Payjlo
Payton
Koblet
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Jim China
Mts
Ives
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Harvey Sterkel
Sterkel
Alex Huwa
Cornwell I
Wella
Jake Munn
Wells
Baweman
Public Service Seared
Anews
Huwa
Denverites
John Plecons
Jake Huws
Alex
Ray Curtis
Keith Millar
Cornwell
Roxie Tolve
Alex Risol
Hilton Proposes New Denver Hotel Amid Growth Demand
Hilton officials say Denver needs a major new hotel and the company would back construction if the project proceeds. A Hilton vice president has publicly weighed in on the hotel situation as pressure for new lodging grows in the city. Separately, a cryptic Defense Department notice reports a Denver army private wounded or missing in Korea has been returned to friendly forces. Also listed are several Colorado soldiers wounded or missing in action, with families named. The article notes sulfuric acid is the United States’ largest single use of sulfur.
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Conrad N. Hilton
Hilton Hottle Chain
Rovernay ‘Thorn Son
J. B. Herndon
Hilton
Colorado
Washington
Department of Defense
Korea
Pyt
Jimaile D. McIntyre
Meval H. Frost
Dunkeld Mace
Jatasl
Military Coontrol
McGraw
Gond
Alma L. Cole
Lavern G. Rogers
Fred A. Rogers
Greenland
Pfs
Gilbert Raybird
Mike Muyha
Cossilla
Colorado Springs
Robert, G. Andrews
Robert G
Three youths flee toward Wyoming with improvised gear
Police stopped three youths identified as Paul H. Ledwall Jr., 25, from Nokville Virginia Rip Turner, 14, from Me nateas Virginia and Ino Bard, 18, from Asheville North Carolina. They planned to work as sheepherders near Garrieon New York after buying horns in Philadelphia and packing fishing tackle, hatchets, frying pan and flour for the Appalachian trail.
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Wyoming
Paul H. Ledwall, Jr
Nokeville
Rip Turner
Menateas
Ino Bard
Asheville
N. O
Pollos
Gua Hiavati
Palladen Interstate Park
Bear Mountain Bridge
Philadaipita
Garrieon
N. Y
Hlavals
Gnarlese Ton
W. Va
Archer Weelwaed
Ledwell
Air Force Plane Crashes Near Scottsbluff Nebraska
A United States air force plane ran out of fuel and made a forced landing about six miles southwest of Scottsbluff Nebraska. No crew members were injured. The aircraft was badly damaged. The destination and exact aircraft base were not disclosed.
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Denver
Prant
Scottablute
Nebe
Lowry Air Force Base
Air Force
Cheyenne
Wyo
Weather Snapshot Shows Cold Northbound Reach
A fragmented weather report notes freezing conditions in Butte and Arizona areas with subfreezing readings around 32 degrees. It mentions heat in parts of Texas and Arizona and a broad wet spell from the Pacific to the Ohio Valley. Temperatures near normals in the south and slightly below in the central and northern counties.
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Breen
Mercury
Butte
Moat
Abaya
Texas
Arizona
Pacific States
Ohio Valley
Hill Votes Against Seven Billion Tex Hike
Lawmakers from Colorado Montana Nebraska and Wyoming weigh in on a seven point two billion tax increase. Voting records show supporters including Axpinall Rogers and Mansfield while opponents include Hill Cletnaweth Harrison Buller Gurda Miller and D'Ewar with Buffett also noted among Nebr.
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Nebraska
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Mansfield
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Rola
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ReNerd
D'Ewar
R-Mont
Buffett
Rneb
Ickes Faces Senate Panel in Ethics Hearing
Former interior secretary Harold Ickes, once close to Roosevelt and Truman, appears before a Senate labor subcommittee on government ethics. The long time official, now in retirement, needles critics as he testifies amid questions about public service conduct.
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Marold Icke
MacArthur
Congress
Interior
Roosevelt
Truman
Bat
Senate Labor Sibcon
Ickes
Phillies sign University vet Diatete amid youth signings
The Philadelphia Phillies added a University veteran Diatete to their roster as part of three young pitchers signed by the NL champions. The scout Madis Walls identified Anderson, a Lakewood Legion standout, who tossed two no-hitter games for Lakewood and impressed during spring in Salina.
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Philadespais
Phillies
Diatete
Bonna
Jack Addarn
Anderson
Lakewond American Legion
Lakewood
Colorado Peach News Faces Frost Hit in Grand Valley
Grand Junction Colorado reports frost damage ending the 1901 peach crop in a two mile upper Grand valley strip. Despite losses about 260000 bushels may be harvested in eight weeks as growers shift to tomatoes and other vegetables. Remaining fruit belts in Mesa and Delta counties anticipate a smaller peach yield with continued fruit and blossom losses.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Sama Werterg
Colorado
Grand Valley
Grung Valley
Mena County
Mesa
Delta Ecountes
Terrifle Hall Storm Wipes Pine Bluffs Crops
Terrible storm sweeps Pine Bluffs area in Laramie county causing over 200000 dollars in crop damage. Banker D C Gross, 61, Pine Bluffs, says path 18 miles long and four miles wide, from Bherl to eastern sites, with losses including sugar beets beans oats barley and wheat.
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Pine Bluff
Wyo
Laramie
D. C
Johnson Promises No Censorship for American TV
Washington. Senator Johnson chairman of the Interstate Commerce Committee assured a luncheon of 109 TV broadcasters from 84 cities and four networks there is no danger of federal censorship. He praised critics for examining programs and urged a free but responsible industry standard.
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Washington
Edwin CG. Johnson
Dole
X Johnson
Senate Interstate Commerce Committed
Johnson
Telsyieton Simphasia
Crine
Part Owner of Yanks To Talk With Thornton
Denver notes that Del Webb, part owner of the New York Yankees, arranged a phone talk with Gov. Dan Thornton for Sunday night or Monday. Thornton downplays any chance of major league financial involvement, saying Webb’s visit is for a game and a look around. He mentions Webb’s contract work and ties to a hospital project, and says he has met Bill Veeck while dismissing any link to the St Louis Browns deal.
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Denver
del Webb
New York Yankees
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Wellr Thorntoy
Milllionaire
Cleveland Indians
Webb
Thornton
Yeferous Hospital
Bill Veeck
St. Louis Brotwin
Justice Jackson Denies Stay For 11 Communist Leaders
Justice Jackson refused to grant a stay of imprisonment for 11 leaders of the U S Communist Party convicted of conspiracy. The ruling allows the Justice Department to proceed with early imprisonment, with potential lockup around July 1.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tate
U. S
Communist Party
Jusitee Department
Rei
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