Unbeaten Teams Lead Northern Colorado InterCity Softball Standings
Windsor Legion Juds Setco and the Elks remain undefeated after three weeks in the Northern Colorado InterCity Softball leagues. Windsor leads American, Juds top Fort Collins, Elks and Seleo hold National League ties, with schedules showing upcoming games at La Salle Fort Collins and Cheyenne among others.
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Winsor Legion
Johns
Greeley Elka
Savernen Setco
Colorado
Windsor
Fort Calling
Wells Motor
Cheye Tnne
Fort Collins
Elks
Seleoins
Johnsawn
Aso
Ta Salle
Norris Conruetion
Els
Seleo
Wok
Windsor Legion
Tohnstown Juds
Yde's Clothiers
Zelor
Norris Construction
Amswet
Greeley Miks
Severance Seleq
Merthoud
Cheyenne West
Sale
Ault View
Fort
Moose
Loveland
Fork Collins
Ault
D'say Cheyenne
Berthoud
Selco
Greeley Elks
Aull
Fort Collings
Greeler Meccatettes
Northern Colorado
Greeley
la Salle
Fort Lupion
Fort Lupton
Bunday
Fort Colling
Port Callins
Optimists Lead Junior Softball in Weekend Action
The Junior Optimist club beat Century Music 9-5 to take undisputed first place in Class A at the halfway point. VFW and Park Church led Class B with undefeated records as the Spanish team was dropped from the B league. Next week features a top clash at Forbes Field with leaders Park Church and VFW meeting after a Feb 3 game failed to alter the standings.
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Trom
Galeton
Forbesfield
Cure Randly
VEW
Park Church
Firiny the OpHmints
Jerry Winters
Century
Pet
Junior Optimist Wu
Century Music
Bnz Park Cong
Junior Optimist
Island Grove Park
End Century Muaiery
Forbes Field
WL Pet Vpw
Nloton Wittard Grocery
First Baptist Ie Salle Lionk
Greeley VFW Dominates City League Softball Standings
The Greeley VFW moved to the undefeated top spot in the City League after three straight wins and aims for a fourth against Junior TOF. Martin's Produce and Harold's Texaco chase third with two wins apiece as Frontier Refinery and Wells Jewelers prepare for key meetings next week.
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Greeley Vfw
VFW
Juniior
Haldera
Martin
Harold
Texaco
Ted
Wendhe Frontier
Marlin
Wells Jewelers
Wol
Martin's
Harold's
Weiss Jewelers
Frontier Refinery
Gresley Yew
Harold's Texaco
Myrtle's Produce
OOF
Major League Leaders And Batters From The Season
A garbled list of baseball leaders from the season includes names such as Musial of St Louis and Rone Jethroe of Boston with runs batted in and totals around 40 to 60. Also cited are Loekman and Tohnsen from New York and Brooklyn with high hit counts, plus several Chicago Philadelphia and Detroit figures.
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Robinson
Trackton
Musial
St. Eoula
Rone
Jethroe
Hoston
Tor- Kesun
Roxton
Ray
Enole
Philladelphia
Sauer
Chicago
Mite—Loekman
New York
Tohnsen
Brooklyn
Hometung — Inner
Pittsburgh
Carpanella
Snider
Banta
Philadelphia
Gerrolt
Dillinger
Paltadespais
Withass
Tontes
Ayres
McDermutt Bowtow
League scores and results across multiple baseball leagues
Summary of numerous baseball game results from leagues including Oakland, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Hollywood, San Diego, Sacramento, Seattle, Portland, and others with scores. Additional notes cover American Association, Texan League, Plyveer League, and Western leagues. Also mentions weather impacts and a Friday night fight report.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hollywood
San Diego
Sacramento
Seattle
Portland
Toronto
Syracuse
Montreal
Springfield
Baltimore
Rochester
Indianapolis
Corinabun
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
San Antonio
Fork Worth
Thouston
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Heaumont
Nulsm
Shreveport
Des Moines
Fueblo
Colorado Springs
Sioux City
Wielnta
Onaha
Lincoln
Denver
Asden
Bolee
Great Falls
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Salt Lake City
Vanemuver
Tacoma
Yakinin
Salat
Wenatchees
Victoria
Pri-Chy
Spokane
Gallf
Iriah Hob Murphy
Ava Whitloak
Friday Stars Triumph as Batting Heroes Shine
Stars Isoriated Proes? Batling-Hoot Myers homer spree lifts home team over Yanks in ninth. Lemon holds Washington to five hits for fourth win. Notable mentions of Tadhorsta-Cita, Uom, Mymle, Armed, Agrault and Whirlaway in career milestones at Liln event.
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Hoot Myers
Tigera
Imn
Yanks
Bed Lemon
Indiana
Washington
Tadhorsta
Cita- Uom
Mymle
Armed, Agrault
Whirlaway
Liln
Baseball reshuffle as McCarthy to lead Red Sox
Joe McCarthy named manager of the Boston Red Sox with Coach Steve ONeill succeeding him. Omats Texas holds NCAA title. Washington State upset. Eddie Burke beats Sammy Snead in PGA round two. Posy Kirk and Babe Didrickson Zaharias reach finals in the Women’s Western Open. Harvard Navy rowing results note Yale loss. Wisconsin rises to third in Marietta regatta standings.
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St. Louis
Joe McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
Steve O'Neill
Omats
Texas
Washington State
Golf
Columbus
Eddie Burke
Union City
Conn
Sammy Snead
Denver
Posy Kirk
Finley, C
Babe Didrikeon Zaharias
Chicago
Honeymoon Over for Big Landlords
Fred Trump, a top private housing builder, says the renting honeymoon ended in 1948 and landlords must now compete for tenants. He cites two Brooklyn projects costing 20,100,000 housing 2,200 families with parks and play areas. He notes FHA policies favor light, air, and space, and describes added tenant services including nursery, baby-sitting, and a courtesy car.
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New York
Fred Trump
Cope
Pign
Ora
Brooklyn
Shors Haven
Beach Haven
Board of Education
MAN
Trump
Hhngelf
Tig
Nerosa
Strveta
Electric Brain Gets Eerie Start
New York reports on the early, eerie reception of electronic brain research. Dr. Edward A. Condon notes machines will ease mental labor, but the piece argues society needs machines offering consolation and companionship. It imagines an ideal helper named Euphoria and contrasts this with a purely thinking device. Also mentioned is Lake Appling and Sox star with a 311 lifetime average. A note on reduced blasting vibration outlines fractional-second blasting to break large charges.
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New York
Bureau of Standards
Airforce
Edward A. Condon
Iie
Mac
Dan
Stalin
Lake Appling
Chicago White Sox
Haa
Ted Williams Driven by Two Great Ambitions
Boston star Ted Williams discusses dual aims to be the greatest hitter and a top all around player. He cites service in World War II, salary milestones, and a vow to avoid politics and pressure while remaining loyal to owner Tom Yawkey. He says he would consider quitting if traded but has always found fair treatment.
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Beston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Wily Hans
Ty Cobb
Rogers Hornsby
Secson
Boma
Williams
Cobb
Jimmy Cannon
New York
Wil- Mama
Met
Yawkey
Willams
Tom
Williama
Honus
Sam Diego
Exercise Improves Porker Growth and Fat Health Findings
A study shows hogs confined in small areas ate more feed and gained more weight than boxed hogs, but economic gains were similar. Hogs with daily exercise developed firmer carcasses and thinner backs, indicating better overall body condition.
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Hes
National Collegiate AA base ball tour draws 38 scouts
The tournament drew 38 scouts from every major league club except the Browns in New York. Umpires worked doubleheaders nightly as college players crowded the stands. Billy Chipley suffers a shoulder injury en route to the fall Yanks. Joe McCarthy quits the Red Sox amid crowding issues. Steve ONeil takes over with prior Cleveland experience. British heavyweight Lee Bavold to headline exhibitions in Britain this August despite Daly’s high expenses.
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Mugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Browns
Loa, Warneke
Henk Bear
Jim Tobin
Billy Chipley
Lexington
Jethro
Aiad
Bulldogs
Joe McCarthy
Hed Sox
Steve O'Neil
Steve
Cleveland
Etroté Hegana
Lee Bavold
Britain
Bill Dalay
Prewar Coffee Output and Consumption decline in Brazil
The article notes world export demand around 29 million bags annually while consumption in importing countries exceeds 30 million. Prewar production was about 38 million bags with 28 million consumed. The wartime shipping shortages and prewar overproduction led Brazil to curb new coffee plantings.
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Brazil
Windsor Merchants Triumph Over Hyde’s Clothiers at Forbes Field
Windsor Merchants defeated Hyde's Clothiers 7 to 4 at Forbes Field behind pitcher Bul Koehler who struck out nine. Hyde's lineup featured Glen Kunau with a run and Hyde's produced a late surge, but Windsor held the lead from the third inning onward as Tour and Ling contributed. Fort Collins VFW fell 4 to 0 after a scoreless game through five.
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Windsor
Hyde's
Clothiers
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Pap
New London
Tarvard
Yale
America
Wisconsin
Snetweek
Marietta, O
Soeinl
Hal Boyle
Ted Williams
By Joe Reichler
Rosion
Ted Wilman
McSarty Pa
Ava
Squibe
Squibb Annu
Windsor Merchants
Hyde
RHE ‘Windsor Merchants
Specht
Rosenberger
W. Kerbel
B. ‘Koehler
Kunau
Willett
Moffat
Gresley
Waldorado Drugs
Ninth St
KFKA
Your Health Dept
Eaneb Dairy
Lowell
Soldshith Dairy
Meadow Gold Dairy
Simplot Sailbuilders
Saturay
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