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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1952

Page

3

Denver Beats Omaha In Extra-Long Baseball Duel

Denver beat Omaha 7 to 5 in four innings in a marathon game that stretched past midnight. The contest featured seven sacrifices and five double plays with key moments in the sixth and eighth innings. Walt Montgomery took the loss after entering in the 13th as Omaha tied it in the 10th. Bill Prichard hit his second homer as Denver prevailed. The teams meet again here tonight.

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Baseball scores from various leagues in brief roundup

AP notes numerous results across baseball leagues including Pacific Coast, International, American Association, Texas League, Southern Association, and Western League. Highlights: Sacramento over Portland 6 4 in 11. Los Angeles 6 Hollywood 2. Baltimore 6 Ottawa 3. Syracuse 2 Toronto 0. Nashville over Little Rock 0-8. Atlanta and New Orleans both played 10 innings. Lincoln 22 Colorado Springs 2 in 14 innings. Ogden 18 Pocatello 10. Billings at Boise postponed by rain. The report closes with a historical line about the first kindergarten in 1837.

Associated Press Sacramento Portland Los Angeles Hollywood Oakland San Francisco Seattle San Diego Baltimore Ottawa Syracuse Toronto Springfield Buffalo Rochester Montreal St. Paul Kansas City Indianapolia Columbus Milwaukee Minneapolis Louievilla Charleston Southern Association Nashville Little Finch Atlanta New Orléans Mobile Birmingham Chattanooga Memphis Naiver Omahe Lincoln Colorado Springs Jet Wichita Es Molhet Flrat Pueblo Sioux City Ogden Pocatello Great Falls Magle Valley Wado Falls Salt Lake City Billings Boise

Baseball scorecard fragment with multiple games and players

A fragmented score table lists teams such as Detroit Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Denver against various opponents. It mixes inning scores and player names, including Cain Paige Johnson Hooper Kucab Barra and related game results across doubleheaders and city standings.

Detroit St Newhouser Swift Cain Paige Johnson Cleveland Dix Feller Megan Piercy Lolat Philadelphia New York Hooper Fowler Kucab Astro Rational Chicago Cincinnati Minnér Edwards Baffeneberger Podbielan Seminick St. Lori

Comin William Gilson Comin Funeral Notice

William Gilson Comin of 520 Seventeenth Street husband of Edna Preyer Comin father of Richard W. Comin Eldon Gideon Comin Army Air Force Clovis Low Mex Mrs Delores Cortes brother of John H. Comin Cheyenne Arnotte Comin Windsor Mrs Roy M Carson Mire Slowe Allen California and Miss Dorothy Comin Afilenc Rang services at 2 30 p m man fav Adamson Mactuary inter ment Lina Grove

William Gilson Seventeenth Street Edna Preyer Comin Richard W. Comin Eldon Gideon Comin Army Air Force Clovis Low Delores Cortes John H. Comin Cheyenne Wye Arnotte Comin Windsor Roy M. Carson Slowe Allen Calif Dorothy Comin Afilenc Manfav Adamson Mactuary Lina Grove

Funeral notices for Simmons and Vancha families

The notice lists deaths and family relations including Simmons of Seventh Avenue and Vancha relatives in Mill Valley California and Rocky Ford Colorado. Committal is scheduled for 4 pm Tuesday at Linn Grove with flowers omitted per family request.

Simmons Seventh Avenue Dicker AW Fieher Talia Fla B. Fe Ipymons Shreveport Guy Monday Vaughn Marie Vaneha Thr F George Vanetin Mill Valley Cali John Vancha Vansngsel Mabel Comin Rocky Ford Te Woodside Las * Mex Linn Grove

Waldron Mortuary Services for Windsor and Eaton Residents

Waldron Mortuary Eaton Colorado announces services from Waldron Chapel on Monday at 2 PM for Henry Harvey Zinn of Windsor and Mrs Fore Weber of Enslewond plus Mrs Meg Springer of Eat Several meres and we Surv ive. Interment Eaton Cemetery.

Henry Harvey Zinn Windsor Fore Weber Enslewond Colorado Meg Springer Waldron Chapel Eaton Cemetery

Extra Innings Mark Western Loop Play

Western league games produced seven matchups on Friday night with four stretching beyond nine innings. Colorado split with Lincoln 3-2 and 2-2 while Pueblo edged St. Louis City 3-2. Des Moines and Wichita split 4-2 games. Denver outlasted Omaha 7-4 in 14 innings as Bill Meckenburg started and finished.

Denver Omaha Lincoln Colorado Springs Pueblo Sious Cty Wichita Des Moines Sioux City Western Loop Colorado Puebla Dex Moines Bill Meckenburg Sly Sox Danny Holden

Major League Leaders Listing Batting And Pitching Highlights

National and American league leaders feature Robinson and Musial atop batting, with Sauer and Hodges leading home runs and pitchers like Branca and Shantz posting sharp numbers. The piece cites runs, batting averages, and notable feats from multiple teams including Brooklyn, St Louis, Chicago, and Cleveland, plus a late note on two-hit shutout by Branca and a five RBI game by Enos Slaughter.

Musial St. Louie Robinson Brooklyn Hauminaitz Chicago Atwell Sauer Lockman New York Reese Bebe St. Louis Williams Herne A Louis Hosen Cleveland Kell Boston Faln Philadelphia Wiagen Jensen Washington Artin NiMarelo Rosen C1land Minoso Berra Joost Werlz Detroit Drope Doby Rimite Avila Tivera Lois and Jouren Vain Shantz Ain Hington Paige Marrero Thavent St. Louia Ship Ralph Branca Dodeers Hrrooklyn Reston Enos Flaughter

National Loop All Stars Are Nearly Chosen

Chicago June 28. With the final vote near, the National league all star selections are nearly settled with one infield exception. In the American league tight races for infield posts remain to be decided after final tabulation. Starters to be announced Sunday. pitchers chosen by Durocher and Stengel. Strong NL and AL lineups listed with players like Musial Slaughter Snag and Campanella.

Chicago Philadelphia New York Giants Leo Durocher New York Yankees Casey Stengel Pete Albetar Pirote Wentta al Dark Giants Gran Harmer Philadelphia Philes Hamner Phil Hirguto Yankees Ching Carruayuel Chicago White Sox Bob Avila Cleveland Indiana Nelson Fox White Sox George Kell Houton Hod Sox Rosen Cleveland Rizzuta Avila Kell

Fishing Outlook Shows Modest Improvement Across Regions

The state fish and game department reports little overall improvement in weekend fishing, with many streams too high or soft and lakes and reservoirs tapering. Notable gains occur in Gunnison and Steamboat Springs areas with Taylor Reservoir and Elk River systems listed as good or excellent in places. Sophomore outfielder Bothy Carr of Birmingham leads University of Alabama in batting at 322. Use Tribune want ads.

North Park Arkansas River Leadville Salita Canon City Roaring Fork Crystal Colorado Glenwood Springs Fort Collins Shadow Mountain Greed Mountain Grand Idle Park Reston Bothy Carr Birmingham University of Alsbamak Tom Bandall Tribune

Warren Calls Bitter Feelings Threaten GOP Unity

Washington June 27 Gov Karl Warren of California said personal bitterness in the GOP campaign threatens to split the party. He criticized excessive focus on personalities and scurrilous gossip and warned the party against turning back on social issues and progress for 156 million people.

Washington Karl Warren California Ell Bent Warren National Press Club Jupcheno Xt ‘Conservatisya GOP

Coors Battles Fort Warren In Northern Colorado Loop

Coors baseball team from Greeley aims to rebound after a slow start as they host Fort Warren from Cheyenne in a Sunday night La Salle clash. Fort Warren leads the league while other weekend games feature Fort Morgan at Longmont and Severance at Fort Collins.

Coors Greeley Fort Warren Cheyanne Mound State Colorado la Salle Field At & P.m Fort Morgan Longmont Severance Fort Collins Tod Longsmont Craw Norrie Construction Laalla U. Coary Max McCtenniu Woodward Okla Paseball CSCE Aummer School Colney

Strike Has Cost Steel Companies Nearly a Billion

Pittsburgh July 27 The nationwide steel strike has cost steel producers nearly a billion dollars in lost production. About 230000 workers in allied industries face furloughs while railroads and autos expect lower profits in the second quarter. Union shop demand cited as key obstacle to compromise. Clar ence B Randall Inland Steel President says strike stalls union shop due to compulsory membership. President Truman’s stance on Taft Hartley cited as influencing the stoppage.

Pittaburgh America Philp Murray CIO United Clarence B. Randall Inland Bteo Co East Chicago Ind Randell Isaac Artery Steel Randall Truman Murray Gald Truman Allied Industries Gailroads Netroft

Harriman Opposes Compromises On Campaign Issues

Democratic presidential hopeful Averell Harriman in Cheyenne Wyoming told party leaders that Democrats will fight for the new and fair deal principles. He urged fidelity to party tradition as the people demand firm leadership and will reject compromise rhetoric. Also reports from Longmont Colorado on medalist golf scores and New Orleans boxing results.

Cheyenne Wyo Ile Bay Averell Harriman Wyoming Harriman Mutual Security United States Stalin Korea Democratic Party Inaues

Grand Jury to study false tip on Lattimore trip

A Seattle travel agency executive was named in a federal indictment charging two counts of making false statements to federal agencies about Lattimore planning a trip beyond the Iron Curtain. Harry Jarvinen, 32, a Finland and United States veteran, pleaded innocent and questioned the motive while asserting government error.

Beathe Federal Seattle Qwen Lattimore Rusia Yemarke Ningle Harry A. Jyrvinen Finland United States Lattimore Iron Cortaia Derald Shacklin Jacob Non Jarvinen Shucklin Birkka Kid Marek Mustaban Central Intelligence Agency Federal Bureau of Invastipation Faleo

Hail and Wind Hit Sterling Colorado

A severe storm struck Sterling Brekning Colorado causing extensive damage to property and crops. The federal weather station in Denver confirms a small tornado included in the storm, marking the area’s third intense weather event in the past week. Local report from The Tribune Want Ads.

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Storm leaves path of damage across city and county

A severe storm struck spreading extensive crop damage and shattered windows since trailers at a trailer court were blown over and three planes at the city airport were damaged. Windshield and sign damage occurred along with power failures and traffic disruptions caused by fallen tree limbs as the storm moved northeastward from a south Stem King region into Nebraska.

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Reports From Oil Drilling near Buckingham and Cornish

Falcon-Seaboard cored about three feet of hard tight buddy land in its USA No 1 wall northeast of Buckingham Thursday night and prepared to drill down to the Dikata sand. The well lies 100 feet higher structurally than Sterling Shell wells at Buckingham, raising hope of Dakota contact. Other wells include Fred Roeder wall east of Cornish in Section 5-6-62 drilling below 6100 feet and Juley Carter’s John Nicklas well near Broppelman at 4780 feet expected to complete Sunday.

Falcon-Seaboard USA No. 1 Buckingham Bhell Aigg Dakota Governient Gasture Fred Roeder James Sloan Cornish Swswew Juley & Carter John Nicklas

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