Denver Downs Lincoln 1-0 in Pitchers Battle
Denver pitcher Alberto Osoria blanked Lincoln Athletics 1-0 in a Western League game at Lincoln. Osoria also drove in the lone Denver run with a fifth inning single following Fa Steele’s double. Lincoln had chances early and late but failed to score as Osoria set down 17 straight after Mangial’s hit, with a 16 minute storm delay. The series resumes tomorrow night.
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Dan Holden
Bob Gardner
Ken Welsh
Lincoln Chince
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Bill Stewart
Holy Gardner
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National and American League Scores and Postponements
Baseball scores from the National and American Leagues include Pittsburgh beating Boston 5 to 2 with key hits from LaPahine and McCullough and Garagiola, Vale, Johnson, and Burris contributing. Cincinnati at New York game delayed by rain. Chicago at Philadelphia also postponed. In the AL, Washington and Chicago clash with notable performances from Kennedy and Suolins, while Detroit relies on Delock Scarborough and White to gain a win. Western League notes include Pueblo at Omaha postponed, Denver beating Lincoln, and Colorado Springs action.
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Burris
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New York
Chicago
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
St. Towle
Detroit
Des Moines Smacks Sioux City To Cut Loop Lead
Des Moines defeated Sioux City to shrink the Western League lead to one game. Colorado Springs won on a ninth inning rally powered by Bo Lavigne and Charlie Teague as Des Moines and Colorado Springs moved closer to the leaders.
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Arearlates Treas Sevanth Plana den Moloer
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Sky Sox
Colorado Ruriors
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Stour City
Wichita
Bill Ley
Bert Fiammini
Ken Lamlenverger
Ray Johnson
Jett Field
Indiana
Soos
College students invest bank funds as study project
Toledo news reports that Ola-Fiva graduate students at the University of Toledo used 6000 belonging to a local bank for a finance study. They earned 4.4 percent, the largest profit being 250 dollars from a stock the bank refused to name.
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Ola
Fiva
University of Toledo
World Finance
Ohio Citizens
Stee
Gald
Hank
Ary Will Build Million Dollar Lowry Hangar
Ginaha June 24 Army engineers announce awards exceeding 20 million dollars for work at two Midwest arsenals and one air base. Col Henry Hoefter Omaha district engineer says projects will be completed quickly. The largest contract is 1,171,417 dollars to Marye NorthWestern Co for a Lowry Air Force Base hangar.
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Army Engineers Today
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Indiwest
Henry 3. Hoefter
Omaha
Denver
Lowry
Alabama Trackmen Set Records in Four Years
The 1952 senior trackmen at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa leave behind an enduring record. Over four years they won 18 dual meets and never lost to a nonconference foe, claiming two Southeastern Conference titles and a runner up finish in three varsity seasons.
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Ala
University of Alabam
Fragmented OCR Sports and Demographic Snippet from New York Area
A garbled OCR row lists names and places including Brooklyn New York Cleveland and Washington with scattered numbers and references. It ends with an odd remark about the yellow people of the earth having the last body hair among large groups of human beings.
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Red Sox Rout Tigers in High-Scoring Win at Detroit
Boston defeated Detroit 12 to 6 as they exploded for 11 runs in the fourth inning. Rookie Van Delock pitched 8 2/3 innings, allowing a homer to Walt Dropo and seven other hits while Sammy White homered and had two singles. George Kell, back with Boston, collected three hits and scored twice in his first appearance for the Red Sox.
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Tigers
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Sammy White
George Kell
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Boxton
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Philadelphia Athletica Juve
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Larsen and Richardson Lose Out At Wimbledon
Wimbledon opening day shook seedings as Larsen from San Leandro California and Richardson from Baton Rouge Louisiana both fell in first round matches. Johansson of Sweden defeated Larsen, while Amnon of the Philippines eliminated Richardson. Defending champion Savitt of Orange also won, and top seed Sedgman of Australia impressed as Patro Spain fell.
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England
Art Larsen
Huw Richardson
Larsen
U.S
San Leandro
Calif
Richard
Nin
Baton Tongo
Kansas Officer Killed in Olatha Patrol Shootout
Deputy Willard Carver and Patrolman Floyd Grant confronted two men attempting to tow a stolen car from a ditch three miles west of Zarah. The robbers fled after shots were fired as they surrendered. Carver was struck in the heart. Grant aided him as the assailants escaped.
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First Summer Band Concert Tuesday Night
The CSCE summer session presents the First Summer Band Concert Tuesday at 9 in Gordon Theater. Wayman Walker directs the first four weeks, then Daniel Martin of Indiana University. About 90 members participate with a program including March Poco, Rhapsody, and Seafarer among other pieces conducted by M D Musech and M D Manncht.
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Daniel Martin
Indiana University
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Story City
Iowa
Weinberger
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Adbert Sharp
Rico Romano
Callabin
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Menuatt
Tom MacChisky
Toulder
Rumbalero
Camarala Anchors Aweigh
Reln
Toledo Loses its Baseball Franchise to Charleston
In a five hour meeting the American Association approved moving the Mudhens from Toledo Ohio to Charleston West Virginia. Owner Danny Menendez will receive 40000 for moving and the team promises 2500 paid admissions per home game for 35 remaining contests. Charleston promises free park rent and a strong attendance estimate.
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Seizure Ban Showdown Averted in Congress Vote
The senate today rejected a move to bar the president from seizing private property without congressional consent. The vote was 42 to 52 with Democrats largely opposing the measure. The outcome avoids a long and partisan parliamentary clash over White House seizure authority.
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Congress
Jong
White House
Frequent Irrigations To Keep Potatoes Cool Advised by Edmundson
W. C. Edmundson, superintendent of the Weld county Colorado Potato station, urged frequent irrigations to combat tuber sprouting and excess stolon growth caused by high temperatures. He explained that heat accelerates vegetative growth, retards tuber development, and can deplete plant food. He noted Russet Burbank varieties suffered more from heat than Triumph, and stressed keeping soil moist to cool the air around plants and promote proper tuber formation. Cooler weather would help, but frequent irrigation remains beneficial this year.
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Weld County
W. C. Edmundson
Colorado
Fe Bail
Government Lawyer Says Liquor Industry Was Whitewashed
Washington reports government attorney Ernest J. Branham testified that the Justice Department whitewashed its 1949 anti trust inquiry into the liquor industry. He said he refused to approve the memorandum and that efforts were made to intimidate him. The probe found high concentration but no price fixing conspiracy and no prosecutions.
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Washington
Justice Department
Ernest J. Branham
Hose Judiciary
Brantin
Antitrust Division
Nquor
Potato Chip Reaches Century Milestone in 1953
Colorado Springs reports the potato chip set to turn 100 in 1953 as Fred Slack of Reading, Pennsylvania forms the National Potato Chip Institute at a convention. Stork is listed as president. the origin tale recalls the first fry after a dropped slice of potato.
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Colorado Springs
Fred Slack
Reading
Pawih
National Potato Chip Institute
Stork
Kamehody
Saratoga
Stock
Population Density Rise in Barbados Drives Change
Barbados now houses about 210000 inhabitants, with 1250 people per square mile, ranking second to Bermuda in the Western Hemisphere for density. Growth began with importing enslaved Africans to work early sugar plantations.
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Barbados
Bermuda
Aves
Afrlea
Senators Tie Strings On West German Okeh
The foreign relations committee approved a peace contract with western Germany with a Hickenlooper interpretation to limit presidential power over troops abroad. The six to three vote preserves U S Britain and France retained powers and outlines military authorization by Congress.
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France
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Steel Shortage Delays Wildcat Well Drilling Aid
Washington June 23 The petroleum administration defense PAD said a steel strike forces it to quit priority aid to wildcat and exploratory oil operations. Deputy Administrator J B Warren noted PAD normally allocates 7400 tons monthly to emergency field stocks and now has tightened authorizations amid shortages, risking delays in pipe and casing for early drilling. Louisville Kentucky racing notes reported Direct Rhythm, a 4 year old pacer owned by W G Reynolds of Lauriesville, posted a 159 effort in a two minute mile season start with Ralph Baldwin driving.
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Direct Rhythm
W. G. Reynolds
Lauersville
California
Ralph Baldwin
Westrum Loss Third Blow to Giants Hopes
By Gayle Talbot New York June 4 The broken finger suffered by catcher Wes Westrum marks the Giants third setback as outfield injuries threaten their season He has matched Brooklyn star Roy Campanella in power and defense while the Dodgers may pull ahead without him The Yankees decline noted with optimism about Phil Rizutto and Yogi Berra while Cleveland's Indians face questions about outfielders and double plays
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New York
Finwer
Iwes Westrum
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Chamips
Monte Irvin
Willis Mays
Wentrum
Dodger
Westrum
Dodgers
Charlie Dreasen
Boxing title bout postponed by rain in New York
The lght-hrayy welent title match between Joel Maxim and Sugar Ray Robinson was postponed until Wednesday night due to rain. Other notes reference the PGA quarterfinals, Babe Ruth's home run record, Wimbledon opening rounds, Hank Greenberg and Detroit players, and various sports scraps from the era.
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Joel Maxim
Sugar Ray Rohinson
Achziger Pitches No-Hitter in A League Baseball
Charles Achziger hurled a no hitter as Gil defeated Windsor in an A League 4-H baseball game at Forbes Field Monday evening. Windsor’s only run came on a fielder’s choice aided by a GUL error. In other games Crow Creek crushed Pleasant Valley, and West Ward shut out Pierce 9-0 in separate A League tilts.
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Forbes Field
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Students Urged to Attend Softball Meeting Thursday
CSCE men students interested in playing summer softball are urged to meet at 4 pm Thursday June 36 in the men’s gym at Gunter Hall. Teams will be formed and managers chosen. Vince Cyphers who heads intramural sports stresses attendance for immediate start. Announcement will follow on other tournaments.
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Baseball scores from multiple leagues by Associated Frees
Reported results show Montreal 8 Toronto 6 in the International League and several other minor league scores including Syracuse 2 Ottawa 4 and Rochester 2, Baltimore 1 Buffalo 6. Several games were postponed due to rain and some listings appear garbled with mis-spellings and stray names.
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Colorado Springs
Robinson Gains in Odds to 85
New York June 24 Sugar Ray Robinson moved to as high as 8 to 5 favorite to meet light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday night. Last night the bout was postponed from last night to Wednesday due to a long day of training and a waterlogged arena.
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Doc) Kearns
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Whooping Cranes Head North From Texas Migration
The whooping cranes leaving Aransas National Wildlife Refuge for northern wintering grounds face hazards including gunshot wounds en route. Five young birds joined the continental population in summer, with ongoing efforts by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Audubon Society to prevent extinction.
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