Cheyenne Drives In First Victory Over Greeley Legion
Cheyenne topped Greeley 11-1 in a non conference baseball game at La Salle. Cheyenne pounded 13 hits and took advantage of seven Greeley errors plus four passed balls. Greeley’s bats were limited to four singles as Holland and Villa combined for much of the pitching load. The defeat snapped Greeley’s prior success against Cheyenne and sets up conference play next weekend.
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Cheyenne
Legion Five
Greeley
la Salle
Greeler
Li Greeley
Lio Greeley
Darkness Boys
Doucet
Frank Morris
Bob Brungess
Briscos
Morris
Perane
Creeley
Burgees
Mortis
Dallehgm
Dowhia
Bryant
Chevenau
Bogard
Pete D'Amato
Longmont
Gheyenne
Dunn
Evans
Furmian
Tdimer
Bryan
Nichols
Weinhard
Ooo
Meyers
Tirher
Brisk
el Dahlstrom
Ge Morris
Burgess
Phillie
Holland
Villas
Brans
Cabletcom
Morria
Have
Taylor
Rbi
Furrman
Diller
van Tlorn
Schomburg
Fursman
Hvans
Bagard
Martis
Villa
Bottand
Bry- Pi
Benton Ella F. Benton of Pueblo Dies at 81
Death notice for Ella F. Benton 81 of Los Angeles wife of 4A Benton mother of John G. Benton of Jal New Mexico and Frank A. Benton of Los Angeles. Services private at 2 p m and funeral rites at Linn Grove Cemetery with interment to follow.
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Benton Ella Fi. Betton
Pueblo
Gierler
Benton
Los Angeles
Cahiy
John G. Benton
Jal
New Mes
Frank A. Benton
Call
Frord
Wurae Linn Grove
Waldron Mortuary Schedule for Eaton Area
Fragmentary notice shows Waldron Mortuary Eaton and interment at Eisen Cemetery. Data appears corrupted with names like Mrs Aun M and Denig. references to donations or funds to support a beneficial cause in Greeley.
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Denid
Aun M
Deni
Eaton
Vantoff
Eisen Cimnetery
Bpeevnl
M13
Denig
Smittad
Amell
Greeley
Vetter Mortuary Fort Luptan Funeral Notices
Funeral services held for Vetter Mortuary Fort Luptan with interment at Mizpah Cemetery in Plattoville. Attendees include Kathday from Re John Lauboror church and many relatives such as Lizzie Tight, Bernice Dark, and Kar tien G. Wright. Burial at 28300 pan with Monday principal interment at Mizpah eeiightry in Plattoville.
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Biught
Boshind
Mira
Lizzie
Bernice Dark
Goss
Orkeley
Call
Kar
Tien G. Wright
Salina
Dak
Mizpah Eeiightry
Plattoville
Sox Beat Browns 10-3 To Cling To Slim AL Lead
Chicago White Sox rout St Louis Browns 10-3 to gain a half game edge in the American League standings. Tommy Byrne and Jimmy Suchacki helped the offense as Chicago piled up eight runs in two innings. Orestes Minoso led batting with a 3-for-4 day lifting his league average toward .387. Howard Judson pitched for the Sox.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
St. Louie Browns
White Sox
Tha Fish
Tommy Byrne
Jimmy Suchacki
New York Yankees
Browns
Orestes Minosa
Howard Judson
DiMaggio Lifts Yanks Past Red Sox in Ninth Inning Rally
New York defeats Boston 2 1 behind Vic Raschi three hit outing. DiMaggio contributed an eighth inning double scoring Rizzuto to cap the scoring in a tight game. McDermott struggled as the Red Sox offense managed only a few runners late.
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DiMaggio
Rizzuto
Bears Red Sox
New York
Ino DiMaggio
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankees
Howton Red Sox
Vis Ruschi
Ace
Yanks
Larry Maury McDermott
Hark Wager
GH McDougald
Boston
Raschi
Johnny Feaky
Billy Goodman
Tod Williams
Pesky
McDermott
Cardinals and Cubs Tie Game After Nine Innings
The Cardinals and Cubs battled to a 6 6 tie after nine innings in St Louis. The game ended at 11 12 p m eastern time to permit the Cubs to catch a train to Cincinnati, with a replay date to be announced. Two Chicago errors enabled the tie, Nippy Jones was safe on a first inning error, and Stan Musial grounded into a fielder’s choice. Dene Herman skis homered with none on in the eighth to give the Cubs the lead briefly.
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St. Lois
Lune
Jones
Jack Cusick
Stan Musial
Dene Hermanski
Cuba
Golf and tennis upsets and early leads in major tours
Oakment golfer Chandler Harper is eliminated in the PGA. Ninporte and Johnson from Ohio advance to NGAA finals. Betty Jameson leads in the Eastern Women's Open after a 70. Wimbledon sees Art Larson reach quarterfinals. Trabert and Igel reach NCAA semifinals. Bryan G wins Hermes Handicap at Aqueduct. Torrana wins at Delaware Park. Bye Bye wins at Palomar.
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Pram
Golf Oakment
Chandler Harper
Evanston
Tony Trabert
Buddy Igel
Cincinnati
New York
Bryan G
Aqueduct
Willington
Greeley Fort Collins Game and Brooklyn Dodgers Notes
A schedule shows July games at Ta Salle Field with Greeley versus Fort Collins and July 4 matches Coins of Greeley against Selen, plus Pinkles Beat Podgers at Brooklyn. Baseball news recalls Ralph Cavallero and Del Wilber powering Philadelphia past Hank Aaron led by Robin Roberts, while Jackie Robinson and Duke Snider homered for the Dodgers as New York Giants steal second in the NL race.
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Greeley
Fort Collins Ellis
Selen
Srverance
Pinkles
Podgers
Brooklyn
Ralph Cavallero
Alc Mung
del Wilber
Philadelphia
Hranklyn
Dodges
Robin Roberts
Brooks
Dodger
Jackie Robinson
Duke Snider
Robinson
Roberts
New York Giants
Heaton
Lemon Drives Indians Past Tigers 4 1 Victory
Bob Lemon pitched the Cleveland Indians to a 4 1 win over Detroit despite an abscessed tooth and upset stomach. Lemon earned his eighth win against six losses as Cleveland scored all four runs in the fourth aided by two doubles a single a base on balls and an error.
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Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Ed Sarllsr
Dick Kryhaski
Hoot Kyers
Alan Robe Inson
Lemon
Charlie Keller
Tigers
Detroft
Esten
Umea
Dotrak
Diaxy ‘Trotst
Longmont Golf Invitational Qualifying Opens With Tight Scores
Harry Wheeler leads Longmont Country Invitational qualifying with 72 for low score on day one. Chuck Flower posts 74 and Claude Wright 76 as about 50 entrants from Denver and northern Colorado compete. Qualifying resumes tomorrow with four nine hole rounds. Sunday features one event canceled by weather.
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Longmont
Calo
Jane
Harry Wheeler
Longnont
Chuck Flower
Pigmont
Claude Wright
Dover
Denver
Colorado
Broadcast plan set for Colorado football games this fall
General Manager Chevier C Bevin Jr announced KOA will air all Colorado Buffaloes football games this fall. The broadcasts total 19 games with five in Boulder and five away sponsored by Standard Oil of Indiana. Sports announcer Starr Yelland will handle play by play.
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Denver
Chevier C. Bevin, Jr
KOA
University of Colorado
Boulder
OM Compny
Indiana
Btarr Yelland
Baseball Scores By League And City Summary
National League results show Brooklyn and Chicago split a doubleheader with several players credited. American League notes Boston and New York games, Detroit and Cleveland tied with Trout and Nobinson delivering key hits. Washington and Philadelphia split a two game set with strong pitching and late rallies. St Louis and Chicago played a tight low scoring game. Western League reports Sioux City edging Ontario and Lincoln defeating Des Moines, with Colorado Springs-Wichita postponed as a doubleheader. Denver and Pueblo game ended after two innings due to rain.
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Chicago
New York
Chavelent
Detroit
Adelpttle
Brooklyn
St. Louie
Philadelphia
Gincinoatt
Boston
Pittsburgh
Sioux City
Ontanaog
Lincoln
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Wichita
Denver
al Pueblo
Peller
Cleveland
Dobton
Nixon
Musial
St Louis
Robinson
Dark
Weatlake
Loni
Snider
Ashdurn
Derk
Hedges
Kiner
St Toute
Brechaen
Roe
Twin Falls Catcher Killed Before Pioneer League Game
Ogden Utah June 23 A Twin Falls catcher was fatally injured during a pregame warmup drill. Officials report he died at 8:46 p.m. at Bedtoicts hospital after being struck in the chest by an ball. An autopsy will determine the death cause. The 6 foot 3 inch, 190 pound catcher from Lymn Maes was set to play when the accident occurred prior to the Pioneer league game between Ogden and Twin Falls.
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Ogden
Utah
Ichard Conway
Rookle
Sraight
SC Bedtoicts
Conway
Twio Falle
Lymn
Maes
Musial Leads All Star Vote as Final Tabulation Nears
Chicago reports Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals atop the all star ballot with 1,274,816 votes as final tabulation approaches. Detroit’s Kell and Chicago’s Fox follow, with managers Stengel and Sawyer selecting the remaining 24 players for the two league squads.
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Chicago
Detroit
Ward
Ble Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
George Kell
Detroit Tigers
Nelson Fox
Chicago White Sox
Garey Stengel
New York Yankees
Eddie Sawyer
Philadelphia Phillies
E. Robinson
Fur
Colaulan
New York
Kell
Carrasquel
Wertz
D. di Maggia
Boa
Riverside Well Drilling Near Top Sand At 6325 Feet
In Sterling area reports indicate Riverside well drilling below 6325 feet with cautious optimism of reaching the top sand by Sunday. Drilling progress and tests at Fister-Stout No. 6 State oil well gas test near Trewit reservoir, electric log for correlation at Ginther Warren Ginther tent west of Atwood, and activity at No. 11 P. Ramey near Paironi and Dalke No. 1 nine miles west of Sterling continue as independent operators monitor the situation.
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Riverside
Reverv Air
West Colorado Sees Coolest Day As Eastern Slopes Chill
West Colorado sweltered slightly while eastern Colorado shivered with 56 at Denver and lower readings along the Rockies. Akron and La Junta posted different highs. Grand Junction dropped to 16 as Alamosa marked a record hot day since the bureau set up in 1945. The weather bureau forecast a return to normal by tomorrow noon.
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Denver
Dune
Grand Junction
Alamosa
Alamona
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Gruenter Named Salida High Coach in Rudy Aginaki's Absence
Gov Gruenter will serve as interim Salida high school football coach in fall due to Rudy Aginaki's army duty. Grasnier, active in Salida athletics for over 20 years, will be Tony Delmonica, a former University football player, in the role.
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Salida
Cola
Jung
U—E. G
Gruenter
Medil
Salta
Tify
Rudy Aginaki
Grasnier
Activa 1
Tony Delmonica
Safflower Exempted From Price Control
Denver reports that price officials exempt safflower oil and seed from price control due to ample production and impact on the cost of living. About 20 000 acres of safflower are planted in Colorado western Kansas and western Nebraska for shipment to the Western Solvents plant at Longmont. The Longmont plant has operated as a commercial producer for three years. Safflower is used for drying oil.
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Denver
Office of Price Simbliisaling
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Western Solvents
Longmont
U. S
Salllower
San Luis Spud Farmers Face Loss of Crops
Alamosa Colorado June 29. Slavage by the worst drought in forty years threatens to wipe out crops in the San Luis Valley this year. Only 6 of an inch of moisture has fallen. reservoir storage is down to 4,124 acre feet from over 70,000. Irrigation wells are being drilled as farmers scramble for water. artesian wells are trickling. Merchants report economic hardship across Alamosa and nearby towns as drought reduces demand and forces price cuts.
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Alamos
Colo
San Luis Valley
Alamosa
C. D. Vernon
Denver
Fidelity Lift & Disability Company
Vernon
Loren Casnefman
Mosca
Sagunche
la Jara
Genter
Antomita
Tel Norte
Monta Vista
Rio Grande Canal Water Users Association
Monts Vista
Prison inquiry may extend to Buena Vista
Tama City July 29 Governor Thornton said his forthcoming study of the state penitentiary may extend to other institutions including the Buena Vista reformatory. He is discussing plans with Attorney General Duke W Thunbar and Institutions Director Price Bristow. The warden at Buena Vista is James Thomas. The inquiry aims to inspect mutilations and will start this summer, not next week, with decisions pending on internal versus external conductors.
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Tenyer
Y—Tovernor
Thornton
Atlorney
Duke W. Thunbar
Price Bristow
Penitentiary and Reformatory
Reformatory
Buena Vista
James 3
Thomas
State Natitusions Board
Is Juris
Immanuel Lutheran Hosts Special Program Sunday
Anne Horletkson of Granil Fern Ny and her three children present two religious programs at Immanuel Lutheran on Eighth Avenue and Thirteenth. The 11 a.m. service features a program by the family followed by a 7:40 p.m. program with marimba music. The event involves residents Ralph Svaletai and family, with Mrs Horletkson arriving from Granil Fern last Wednesday.
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Mra
Anne Horletkson
Granil Fern
Toy
Immanuel Tutheranche
Eighth Avenue
Ringina
Martratend
Aileen
Danna
Herletkaon
Ralph Svaletai
Tenth Avenue
Greeley Wodnandays
Truman Signs Bill Extending Price Controls As Rollbacks Pause
Washington February 2 10 a.m. President Truman signs emergency legislation to extend national price controls for 30 days. The measure freezes new price rollbacks, suspends most ceilings, and keeps imports and farm parity rules in force while a broader control law is drafted. The stopgap bill costs consumers billions and shifts timing for parity reviews and future price actions.
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Wilmont Heach
Washington
Bil
Truman
Bouce
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Uetnor
Congress
House
Michael
Nn 1
Jiano
Han
Ops
Smatler
Wherry
Miuikin
Laye
Black Marketeere
Kemp Says Sugar Bill Favored by Major Industry Groups
Washington June 8 Kemp of Denver testified before the House agriculture committee that five major sugar producing and refining groups back the pending legislation to extend the 194% sugar act. He named Sugar Cane Growers and Processors of Louisiana and Florida, Sugar Beet Growers and Processors, Association of Sugar Producers of Puerto Rico, Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association, and US Cane Sugar Refiners. The bill seeks no mainland quota increase, allows Puerto Rico in basket an additional 171 000 tons, and adds 4 000 tons for the Virgin Islands.
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Washington
Frank A. Kemp
Denver
Coio
Hotiee Agricultue Committee
Rasser Domostle Sugar Producing and Refining Groupe
Kemp
Hugar Beet Industry
Poliey
T Hase
Lousiana and Florids
Sugar
Beat Growsie and Processora
Association of Sugar Producers of
Puerto Rico
Hawaiian Super Planters Association
Gane Sugar Refiners Association
Hawaii
Puerto Fitea
Nasket
Wheat support price average set at 2.18 per bushel
Washington reports the agriculture department will support wheat growers at a national average of 2.18 dollars per bushel, about 13 cents above last year's level. Farmers may grow as much wheat as they wish in 1952 with no acreage or marketing quotas, the agency says, to meet ongoing world food needs.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Farm Prices Slump Again Across Mid May to Mid June
Washington reports farm prices fell about 4.2 percent from mid May to mid June, marking the fourth straight monthly decline and dipping roughly four percent below the February record. The Agriculture Department released the data today, highlighting persistent price softening across agricultural goods.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Act and Wage Policy Details From Fiscal Bill
The document notes an actress average increase of about 5 percent and states wage control authority remains unchanged. It mentions an order to the Federal Reserve Board to ease credit curbs to allow mobile talent purchases with a down payment and 18 month balance plan, contrasting with present rules requiring debts cleared in 16 months after a down payment.
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Federal Reserve Board
Ault Votes On Sewer Bond While Adjusting Amount
The Ault Banitation District board votes to reschedule the election for sewer bond funding to July 20 and set the bond amount at 110000. Discussions with engineering firms and financial representatives led to the plan to sell only enough bonds to finance the sewer and disposal plant project, with cautious estimates suggesting 100000 could suffice. The district aims to build reserves as operating funds until mill levy and service charges provide regular income, keeping some funds in reserve.
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Ault
Jane
Ault Banitation District Board
Ripe PLC
Howe Engineering
Eokworth, Sullivan and Company
Ins
Tm Repranentative
V. A. Yaseen
Denver
Richard Jacquith
Distriel
Arshiall
Pueblo Child Die After Father Reverses Car
Fidel Valdes Jr two year old son of Mr and Mrs Fidel Valdez died minutes after entering a Pueblo hospital with head and chest injuries. Witnesses said the father cleared the driveway of playing children before backing the family car into the street and the child toddled into the vehicle path.
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Poudlo
Colo. Jing
Puehlo
Fidel Valdes, Jr
Mia
Fidel Valdez
Withewses
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