Roberts Snaps Braves Win Streak as Gain On Leaders
The Braves lose 4-2 as Hubb Roberts ends a four game slide with a complete game effort. Philadelphia and Brooklyn runners contribute key RBIs while Milwaukee slips in the pennant chase. Jackie Robinson homers for the Dodgers and Yanks rally with three long balls in a separate action.
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Associated Press
Hubb Roberts
Mil Qauker
Tig Multhander
Philadelphia Philies
Rabi
Braves
Sivedikter
Sheir
Stresk
Torsalen
Awadkee
Jon
Milwaukee
Fred Haney
Fintco
Brooklyn
Rumnerio Cincinnatii
Pittsbundh
Brook Ist
Chicago Cubs
AL Clube Walker
Miltsburgh
St Louis Cardinals
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New York Giants
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Parson Reginald Parsons service notice and obituaries
Obituary notices for Reginald CG Parsons of Wheeling, West Virginia with details of surviving relatives and memorial arrangements at Adam Memorial Chapel and Sunset Memorial Gardens. also listing Claude L. Rouison of Riverton and Ted Kaebler of Belleflower with burial and memorial donation notes.
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Parsons Reginald CG. Parnony
Ith Ave
Winters Parzone
R. Cart Partons, Sr
Charles Rose Parkers
Hone
Sun of
Rees
Parsons
Wheeling
Wheling
W. Va
Adamon Memorial Chaset
Suneet Menorial Gardens
Knutson
Claude L. Roulson
Sth
Genevieve Lienragh Korton
Larry
Jimmie Rnisson
Hota
Carl Roultson
Macy's Mrs Lillie Fry of Kersey Service Details
Obituary note announces services Thursday from Sacra drawing con Interment Ling Grave for Mrs Lillie Fry of Kersey with a memorial tone and brief burial details.
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Lillie
Fry
Kersey
Sacra
Vetter Mortuary Notice for Fort Lupton and Saltas
Brief mortuary notice lists Vetter Mortuary Fort Lupton Cala and terms for services. Mentions Bright Lizzle Bright of Ft Tapton and relatives Floyd right of Tagld Cry 5 Dy Loren Brpnt of Salinas California aunt Walt de Mey of Ft Lupton. Services Thursday at 32 Pau chapel interment Mipah Cemetery Mallee.
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Bright Lizzle Bright
Ft. Tapton
Floyd Right
Tagld Cry
Loren Brpnt
Salinas
Calif
Walt de Mey
Ft. Lupton
ThreHay
Pau
Mipah
Mallee
Giants 3 Cards 0 Slugfest Turned Pitchers Best Chance
In a low scoring finale, the Giants blanked the Cardinals 3 to 0. Key plays included a double by Blasingame and solid pitching, while Musial and Jackson contributed offensively for New York in a tense game.
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Lgaxoy Terk
Blaney
Srrandk
Edlepola
Musial
Rhofaan
Boyer
Jacko
iGomer
Sort Rmargins
Joe Kinder
Pace
Jackson
Hinania
Pas
Mzeiler
Gabr
McDaniel
Blasingsme
Rey Roths
Sty Tork
R—Brandi
White
Saya
Greece
Afolman
Blasingame
Sarai
Mueller
Te—Says
DP Breswmud
Spencer and
Mu- Mal
New York
Bo Mieil
Comar
Me- Paniel
Mizell
Daniel
Kinter
Reer
Jecuson
Meanlet
Gamez
Romer
Gesmeell
Fua
Dave Philfey
Chicago White Sox
Bob Grint
New York Yankees
Chicago
Philley
Grime
Grim
Artwoilla
White Sox
Phillies Top Braves 4 2 in National League Clash
Phillies beat Braves 4 to 2 as Philadelphia pitchers held Atlanta to handful of hits. Key contributions came from Aaron Lopate and a productive lineup with multiple runners driven in by Crane and others.
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Wblindeipnia Hiwavice
Ashwun
Blyiock Jy
Loria
Gcennell
Adeoes
Abisyoukee J
Philadelphia
Crane I
Crane
Roberts
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Cront
Tebesdiy
L-Croerty
Tad
ABS
Jackie Robinson Fined Fifty Dollars Vows Appeal
Jackie Robinson says he will appeal a fifty dollar fine issued by National League President Warren Giles after a disputed scene with umpire Augie Donatelli. Robinson plans to seek a hearing and contest the ruling.
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Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Tf
Brooklyn
National League
Warren Giles
Augie Donatelli
Robinson
Association of American League Baseball Drama and Names
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Ros, Metumiele, Gomer, Roberts, Lopate, Davis, Maglie, Warner, McCullough, and teams like American League. Mentions positions and scores, with scattered phrases about calls, games, and lineups, but no coherent incident or event.
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Cincingant
Allabura
Gostyoued
Averse Tel
Patteie
Legion District Loop Standings and Schedule Update
Standings show Greeley, Fort Lupton, Fort Collins, La Salle and Loveland in the Legion District Loop with recent results noted. Upcoming games include Fort Lupton at Greeley, Lakewood at La Salle, Greeley at La Salle, Howlder at Fort Cabinns, and Greeley at Loveland with La Salle at Fort Lupton.
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Legion
Greeley
Fort Lupton
Fort Collins
Greeley B. la Salle
Lakewood
la Salle
Howlder
Fort Cabinns
Loveland
Oil Drilling Update in Weld County Plains
Oil drilling reports from Weld County show progress and curtailments. Repherson No 2 west of Bill Tomberlin at Hiverside reservoir drills at 4041 feet. Worm No 1 on Kiows Creek drills below 6490 feet. Calec UPER No 1 Feven site erecting superstructure. Venable US PL well north of Fourth site pumps at 10 barrels per hour with water cut. California Company erects signs along Highway 2. Nebraska and Colorado rig counts fall from 35 to 27 and 53 to 46 respectively in the Denver-Julesburg basin week to June 2. Completion of 35 barrels per day pump gauge announced for Segelke No 1 wildcat.
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Bill Tomberlin
Hiverside Reservoir
Greeley
Weld County
Pamy
NYWNE
Baird and
Pfeifer
Kiows Creek
Bierce
Noble Drilling Company
California Company
Block Seven
Pierce
Forth
Gellfernia Company
G. Dyer
Denver
Lyons
Nebraska
Colorado
Ilesburg
Argo Oil Oration
Lewis Brothers
Cympany
Wildcat Segelke
Berry Sues Insurance Executives for $50,000
A Denver suit filed in district court accuses Lawrence Schwab and his wife Irene of diverting company assets. The complaint, submitted by State Insurance Commissioner Sam N. Beery, seeks damages linked to a misconduct that precipitated the firm into receivership.
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Denver
Lawrence Schwab
Patel
Indemnity Insurance Co
Sam N. Beery
Schwab
Irene
Babe Zaharias Birthday Party Amid Cancer Battle
Galveston Texas reports Babe Didrikson Zaharias, frail and 41 pounds lighter, marked her 42nd birthday with a surprise party at Juba Sealy Hospital. About 50 guests, gifts including a television set and rosary beads from Monsignor Canell, and messages from sports figures worldwide highlighted a year of illness and resilience.
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Mac
Waring
Babe
Msgr
Daniel BL 'Cannell
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Madred
Dan
Babel
Zaharias Trought
Hogan and Snead win Canada Cup team title
In Virginia Water England almost 40,000 British fans watched Ben Hogan nurse Sam Snead back to form. The Hogan Snead duo won the international seven hole team event from 29 nations, with Hogan also claiming the individual trophy. Hogan led the duo to a two man score of 507, beating South Africa into second place.
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Virginia Water
England
Ben Hugi Tur
Sam Snead
Hogan
Snead
Anothey
Hogan-Snead
Sain Africa
Mexico
Roberta de Vicenza
College Top Bracket Loaded with Golf Talent
In Columbus Ohio the 5th National Intercollegiate Golf Tournament began with match play as top players competed in the upper bracket. Rex Daxter of Houston University fired a 67 to lead qualifying at four under par 140, six strokes clear of the next rival on Ohio State’s par 72 course.
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Columbus
Ohio U
Rex Daxter
Houston University
Ohio State
Redlegs Lead All-Star Vote in Five Positions
Cincinnati candidates lead in the National League ballot across five positions as fans vote for the July All-Star Game. Ted Kruszewski Ray Sablonski and Wally Post stay within striking distance for Cincinnati while Roy Campanella Ed Bailey and Roy Sheldon show rival strong votes for the NL. In the American League Mickey Vernon and George Kell contest tight bases First base and third base see close races with Mantle and Berra among top vote getters in center and catcher roles.
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Brooklyn
Walt Alston
New York
Casey Stengel
Pilchars
Washington
Cucinnati
Johnny Trmple
Cegig
Sehnentlienst
New York Giants
Hee
Roy McMillan
Chicago
Frank Mobinson
St. Louis Cardinals
Rip Repulski
Ed Bailey
Campanella
Gus Bell
Snider
NEA
Cincinnali
Ted Kruszewski
Rayt Sablonski
Wally Post
Big Blu
Pittsburgh
Dave Lang
Rabbo
Ken Boyer
St. Leuis
Post
Boston
Mickey Vernon
Clevelaint
Vie Werle
Haltimore
George Kell
Detroit
Mickey Mantle
Yuri Berra
Interlocutory Divorces and Multiple Court Notices
In the courts Mrs Hetty Starks of S28 Fourteenth avenue was granted an interlocutory order of divorce from Bul Starks on grounds of mental and physical cruelty. Custody to the mother. $100 monthly child support. $200 lawyer fees and costs. Joseph Michael Kawesk of 502 Eleventh avenue received an interlocutory divorce decree from Mrs Catherine June Kawesk on mental cruelty. Custody to the mother. Annulment proceedings cited. Several drunken driving, non support, and other fines listed for individuals in various locales, with bonds and costs.
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Hetty Starks
S28
Fourteenth Avenue
Bul Starks
William E. Buck
Thesnother
Abe
Burk
Joseph Michael Kawesk
Eleventh Avenue
Catherine June Kawesk
Mnny
Local Sports and League Standings In Mixed 1930s Era Report
A crowded page lists minor league results and standings across multiple leagues. It names players like Nichale and Atwell Kee, teams such as Vancouver and Montreal, and cities including Denver Los Angeles and Chicago. Details mix with scattered scores, innings, and franchise notes from various circuits.
Fish and Game Board Denies Blame in Georgetown Spillway
The Colorado Game and Fish Commission said no negligence caused the Georgetown Dam spillway incident on June 4. Damage to Clear Creek county potentially reached 490000 dollars and the dam and spillway were built per approved plans. The commission also voted to proceed with two fishing lakes at Trujillo Meadows in the Rio Grande National Forest, to be governed by the Rio Grande Compact and already approved bids.
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Georgetown
The
Colorado Game and Fish Commission
Trujillo “Meadows
Antonita
Mila Onde 'Creek
Lakes City
Rio Grande National Forest
Rio Grande
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Medalist Diana Reed Opens Denver Womn’s Invite
Diana Reed, 19, of Denver, won her opening match at the Denver Women’s Invitational Golf Tournament beating Juhi Scripps of Denver. Heth Stone of Muskogee, Ohio, runner up to Reed, won her first round over Frank Kemp Jr. of Denver. Other results included Jury Dell defeating Jeanne Smith and J. Clayer beating M. T. Salonboury. second round scheduled for Wednesday. Gil Hodges started the 1956 Dodgers season with 11 grand slam home runs to first cros.
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Diana Reed
Denver Womn
Juhi Scripps
Heth Stone
Muskogee
Ohio
Miss Reed
Medal Lancers
Frank Kemp Jr
Jury Dell
Wichita
Kom
Jeanne Smith
J. Clayer
Santa Fa
I. May
T. Sfalboury
iMousten
Tex
Amit
Archie Moore Tops Two Divisions in Hing Magazine Rankings
Archie Moore heads the heavyweight and light heavyweight lists in Hing Magazine's monthly rankings. Floyd Patterson, Tommy Jackson’s conqueror, is No 2 in the heavyweight division, while Gerhard Hecht of Germany is Moore's top challenger. The piece notes Moore recently stopped Yolande Pompey, hints at a possible fall title bout against Patterson, and lists challengers across other weight classes with several notable names and movements.
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Archie Moore
Rayky Marciano
Hing Magazine
Floyd Patterson
Tammy
Hurricane) Jackson
Gerhard” Hecht
Germany
Moore
Yolande Pompey
London
Gyll Samos J. Parker
Patterson
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Ray Hobinson
Carmen Basilio
Syracuse
Tony DeSfarca
Boston
Weller
Johnny Saxton
Dyiljo Loi
Taly
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Wallace
Hud
Smith
Fred Galiana
Europe
Sandy Saddler
Hagan
Rich) Bassey
Nigeria
Spain
Galtara
Ty ‘E
Denver Bears Take Twin Bill
The Denver Bears snapped a seven game skid by sweeping Indianapolis 6-4 and 4-3. Minneapolis beat Sioux Falls 7-1 and 7-6 as AbeielystWdr led Denver with 2 homers and 5 RBIs in the nightcap. Throneberry drove in five in a four run sixth, Hitt homer started big rally, Jack Urban closed as Denver held off Cleveland’s offense.
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Kay Grane
Figader
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Elover Vale
Hoberts
Ein
Sive
del Ennis
Stan Lopata
Ute
Phil Nies
Associated Press
Denver Bears
American Assn
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Charleston
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Senators
Saints
Mary Tiwoneberry
Denver
Willie Kirkland
Mineweapolis
Richland
Minneapelis
Bears
Abeielyst
Browns Sign 3 Stars for 1956 Football Contracts
The Cleveland Browns announced contracts with three college stars for 1956. Billy Kinard of Mississippi, Larry Ross of Denver, and Jack Hecker of Bowling Green are the signees. Kinard and Hecker will join training camp next month at Train College. Ross delays until after the all star game where he competes against the Browns.
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Whey Arts
Billy Kinard
Mississippi
Larry Ross
Denver
Jack Hecker
Bowling Green
Necker
Kinard
Spens
Train College
Ross
Albstar
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