Spitball Pitcher Sheltenback Dominates Coast League Pitches
Frank Shellenback, aged 36, defies age as he remains a premier pitcher in the Pacific Coast League. The veteran racked up prolific wins, extending a career record with his steady control and deceptive spitball. He hints at continuing strong performance for several more seasons, as observers credit his craft and confidence.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Preas Sparta
Los Angeles
Joe
Cain
Wasdall
Frank Shellenback
Aknger
Spods Wood Cub
Pacific Coast League
Sheltenhack
Jenik|ing
Stara’ Pilot-Pltelier
Charles
Spider
Ehellenback
Festa Us
Ife
Chicago W ‘Sox
Tatsum
Cpurie Coulpal
Shelly
Government deficit estimated at 3 4 billions
Washington June 26 the treasury neared the end of the legal year with the deficit near 3 1/2 billion dollars. Receipts and expenditures figures are shown with a year ago comparison. Legal notices about real estate and court actions follow. An earthquake in Hawaii damages buildings and triggers activity at Kilauea.
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Washington
Treasury
Fight Films at the Chief Theatre in Greeley
A fight film on Louis Carera shown at the Chief Theatre in Greeley starts Saturday noon prompt. The feature covers a bout at Madison Square Garden with blow by blow action and round history, offered at regular admission.
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New York City
George Mouras
Te Ghee
Wen
Greeley
Roosevelt Attacks Private Power Lobby In Public Address
President Roosevelt decried a powerful private power lobby during a biweekly press conference, denouncing alleged falsification in its fight against reform. He warned that eliminating holding companies would remove profits from parasites and shift control to the public, while criticizing central power in New York and noting dam and highway projects affecting the Grizzly Dome area. Walter Teckingpaugh’s son Walter agreed to play short stop for a Cleveland amateur team, with manager Fell Johns formerly with the St. Louis Browns.
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Sceartiles and Exchange Commission
Roosevelt
Ost Powerfy
Alock Hollers
New York
Roger Teckingpaugh
Walter
Cleveland
Felle Johns
St. Louis Browns
Local Wrestlers Weigh In On Marshall Championship Rivalry
Everett Marshall faces scrutiny as wrestlers from Grestoy and rival camps mount an informal probe into the Colorado title scene. Daby Jacobs, a 319 pounder, tensions rise with challenger sources predicting a tough bout at the Armory. Wagner, Seaton, An-Tiga and others promise hearty competition as fans anticipate a one hour match and a crowded arena showing.
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Everett
Bia
Tom Cro
Colorado
United Biites
Viera
Daby
Jacobs
Grestoy
Marshall
Jack Wagner
Wagner
al George
al Seaton
Noweoner
Louis An- Tiga
Mars
Carnera Refuses to Wrestle Dean Declines Offer
Associated Press reports Carnera refuses to wrestle Dean after a recent defeat. Manager Louis Soresi declined a $16,000 offer from promoter Jack Carnoy to book a match with Dean, amid talk of Carnera’s fading phase and controversy surrounding boxing and wrestling crossovers.
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Associated Press
Ran Franchaen
Sane
Jee Ats
Louis Soresi
Juge Seliggn
Priday
Banks
Jack
Carnoy
Mounta Toy Dean
Georgia
Hicks and Didrickson Defeated in Tourney Upset in Chicago
In the Women's Western Open at Chicago on Friday, Misa Hicks and Babe Didrickson Zaharias were upset by Mrs. Reinhardt and Mrs. Lie. The 36 hole final saw Reinhardt and Lie claim the championship with decisive play as eighteen vehicles were moved in the morning with the final 18 to follow at 2 o clock.
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Chicago
Piratios
America
Misa Holan Hicks
Aumred
Didrikson
St. Reinhardt
Whinetka
Bloing Rosenthal
Ry An Tn Ao
Didriksson
Personal Problems of Teachers Placed on N E LA Program
Denver June 28 The personal wellons of teachers will be fin hagk sraumi for the annal conversion of the National Education Association which opens here Sunday Reports prepared by special committees disclose such subjects The Townsend in Chicago plan and the economist situation are discussed Trust in economic security and equity are urged for teachers salaries and management of incomes. The article also notes Townsend visiting to campaign for revolving pensions and Roosevelt’s call for breaking up large fortunes. A separate item reports the body of Helen Glenn found in a nearby marsh after an attack and murder, with coroner confirmation requested.
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Denver
Fin Hagk Sraumi
National Education Association
Ry Buckinghane
Boston
Thes Grove
Townsend
Chicago
Treva
Jir
McCosk
Neb
Tune
Republicaniver
Tive
Nebraska
McCook
Stratton
Juanta
Will
Broken Bow
Tappan
Boulder Boulder
Boulder
Colo
L. R. Steele Anl Associates
Out der
Indians Hold Off White Sox In Narrow Victory
Cleveland edges Chicago 1 0 in a tight game as Whitehead hits his sixth straight loss. Tigers move within three games of Yankees after Bank Uresnberg homers twice and Greenburg adds a first game homer.
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Cleveland
John Whitehead
Clube Sfraight
White Sox
Ik Wes Whitehead
Etecak
Lule Hose
Yankees
Tle Irriday
Chicago Wag
Detroit Tigers
Cubs Southpaw Trims Pirates in Eight-Run Win
June 29 Chicago reports a one-sided baseball game where Cub pitcher Mace Brown and his defense shut out the Pirates 8 to 0. Brown held the Pirates with a drive to right center in the sixth while Lindstrom nearly made a spectacular catch, and the Cubs’ hitters backed him with solid at bats.
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Chicago
Wee Koy
Deaniules
Bia
Nation
Dolpi Carilheava
Jimsea Kai
Johnny Marre
Safeway and Cheese Melee Sparks Sunday Sports Card
Safeway beat the Cheeses 7 to 5 in a windy Island Grove Park game. Star players Thea from Ft Lupton and Carlson led the Femme team with key hits while Safeway’s Dives and Ray Dorsete fueled a late rally. Meantime a box score shows Safeway outhit the Cheese squad and capitalized on errors to clinch the win.
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Otte
Lie Moosehearts
FL Coliing
Island Grove Park
Colins
Carlson
Grek
Safeway Storey
Connell
Meir
Safeway
Ray Dorsete
Kano
Tiervelt
Wim Bohawer
Deshles
Achwilde
McMilex
Box Morest
Bafeway
Barsett
Wilkingon
A van Gude
S. Smith
Bipleton
Swope
Oenritze
G. Smith
Bunely
Connell Gheese
V. Welsh
Senna
Mekcuney
T Desseg
I F. Rohtusen
Isa A McMillen
Moses
A McCullen
RoWagan
Geunel
McCosk
Colorado U. Defendant in $30,000 Suit
Plaintiffs Robert L. Burnside and Todd Robinson sue the University of Colorado for 30000 alleging improper approvals for student services. They seek to enjoin the university from action they claim lacks required permits. The case centers on university regulatory compliance and alleged mission of assisting students.
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Colorado U
Denver
Tone
Boulder County
Asult
Mee University of Colorado
Elas Attorney General’s
Robert L. Burnside
Todd Robinson
Bludente
Burnside
Robinson
Uctilles
Sterling Bank Robbery Suspect Held at Tulsa
In Tulsa, 28 year old BT Clopp faced arraignment on April Sterling bank robbery charges with securities stolen in Sterling Colorado in 1934. Bond set at 50,000 as Mierday police reported securing 3,000 worth of stolen property and arrest of Ray Chapman who was later released. Dr J Risley, head of Pueblo schools, suffered a heart attack during a Teachers College summer program.
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Tulsa
Clopp
Sterling
Colo
Vincent
Clopy
Ray Chapman
Pueblo
Sirickan
J . Risley
Hueble
Teachers College
Ireetey Hospital
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Bitue
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Lecras
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Haverty
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Janai
Hilo
Elidea
Nature Bulldts
Sacramento
Cal
Noren Fork
Foutter River
State Highway Department
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Hicks
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M. J. Atkinson
Ernest Glenn
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Peters
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Cub
Pirates
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Biles
Melvic J. Biles
Frederic W. Chirk
Niles
Floyd Fine
Loreland Toltling Works
Royal Arcqnain Ve
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Lawn Ferce Hering & Repp
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Auto Supply & Service Store
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