Newspaper Woman Frances Wayne Receives University Medal
Frances Beals ford Wayne, Denver Post writer, is awarded the University Recognition Medal by the University of Colorado at Boulder for meritorious service in journalism benefiting public welfare. The award, first for a woman in Colorado journalism, was presented during commencement. former Governor Frank Towden received a law degree.
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Michael BP. Dacey
International News Service
Denver
Frances Bealsford Wayne
University of Colorado
University At Boulder
Col
Frank Towden
Illinois
Wayne
Denver Post
United States
Red Cross
Liberty
Wasne
Colorado
George A. Notlin
University
State of
Hillsville Inds to Clash With Radiators Saturday
Hillsville Independents meet National Radiator team Saturday afternoon at 8:30 on Radiator grounds. Warley or Patton to pitch for Radiators, Simpson or Brown catching. Readiness noted for a lively game as both teams have been playing well.
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Hillsville Independents
National Radiator Company
Hillsville
Warley
Patton
Simpson
Brown
West Side Independents
Ra- Mator
Independents
Cascade Park
Radiators
FP. R. R
Orr
Pennsylvania
Young Men's Club Defeat Pennsylvania Specials 10-7
The Young Men's Club defeated the Pennsylvania Specials 10 to 7 on Thursday at the railroad grounds. The game was fiercely contested and remained close into the final inning as YM C built a lead in the second inning and held off the railroaders to secure the win.
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Young Men’s
Pennsylvania
Mahoningtown Y. M. ©. C
YM. C
PENNA
H E. Galnagh
Kirk
Patterson
Sutton
Pee Boyd
Orr
Young
Snyder
Morrison
E. M
Congey
Cardella
Domenick
Wees
Domerick Ross
Vallely
C. Master
Ss Free Ee
Tagging All the Bases From the International News Service
The Phillies finished second to the Giants 6 to 2 as Toney held Wilhelm hitless for six innings. The Cards outpaced the Pirates 8 to 6 with Haines pitching all nine. The Dodgers beat the Braves 7 to 3 behind Grimes, Marquard, and Miller. The Red Sox were routed by the Athletics 10 to 3 as they slipped to the AL cellar.
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Phillies
Giants
Toney
Wilhelm
Dodgers
Braves
Ugry
Grimes
Marquard
Miller
Boston
Red Sox
Athletics
Methodists Defeat East Side Mission 7-4 in Eldersfield
First Methodists defeated East Side Mission seven to four at Eldersfield yesterday. Gilchrest outpitched Kennedy, allowing one hit and striking out 12 batters.
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First Methodists
East Side Mission
Eldersfield
Gilchrest
Kennedy
Crilley
Og Gilchrest
P. Kroen
Gatz
Fox
Baggers—Kroen
Geltings
Ooff Gilchrest
Frank Bogden
Harry Curry
Dissolution Of Catholic Welfare Council Sparks Rift
London reports that a decree dissolving the national Catholic welfare council in America prompts factional strife among American bishops. Cardinal O Connell of Boston supported dissolution while Monsignor Bonzano opposed it to the Vatican. The bishop of Cleveland also reportedly favored delaying action.
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London
National Catholic Welfare Council
America
Vatican
Trig
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Monsignor Bonzano
United States
Clevedrding
Road Day in Grayson County Brings 2000 Workers to Kentucky Roads
In Leitchfield Kentucky on June 30 2000 business and professional men joined the county road program. Volunteers and regular workers split duties repairing 190 miles of highways. The event marks an annual celebration to show Grayson County citizens can build roads despite bond issues and labor shortages.
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Leichfield
Grayson County
Hagen Bringing Trophy To America
The British open golf championship trophy arrives in New York with Walter Hagen in custody. Hagen, Sandwich winner, returns on the Titanic and will be met by thousands at the pier. A parade to City Hall follows, where the mayor greets him with a formal welcome.
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International News Service
New York
Walter Hagen
Sandwich
Hagen
Broadway
Hagan
Leonard to See Aurora Battle July Fourth Bout
Benny Leonard, lightweight champ, will train at a Chicago gym then travel to Michigan City for his July Fourth clash with Rocky Kansas. He will attend the Aurora bout between Charley White and Ever Hammer as a spectator. Also notes weather report links from Midway Island to Yokohama and Manila.
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Leonard
Aurora
International Nova Service
Chicago
Benny Leonard
Michigan City
Indiana
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Aurore
Charley White
Hammer
Divorces, Suits Mark Three Years of Mosier Marriage
Corydon Ind June 30 Michael Mosier and wife Minnie Lincoln Mosier were divorced in Harrison circuit court, the third such split in three years. They remarried after each prior divorce, but Mosier vowed no reconciliation this time. Eight suits have been filed, five dismissed after reconciliations, with the first divorce occurring January 25 1941 and a second May 28, followed by remarriage. Mrs Mosier’s grandfather was a second cousin of Abraham Lincoln. Zelienople June 30 George Robertson Foxburg was blinded in an auto accident. His car hit a deep rut, shattering glasses and costing sight in his right eye, leaving him totally blind after care by Dr Whittaker and transfer to Pittsburgh for further treatment.
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Corydon
Ind
Michael Mosier
Minnie Lincoln Mosier
Harrison Circuit Court
Mosier
Harrison
Zelienople
Geo.Robertson
Foxburg
Ruth Geasey
A. Foust
S. A. Weigel
Robertson
Zelionople
A. Je
Whittaker
Pittsburgh
McGraw In Another Battle At Giants Game
New York June 30. Indications say no official action will be taken over the brawl under the stands yesterday involving John McGraw Ralph Skinners of the Giants and George Smith of the Phillies. Commissioner Landis witnessed the game but knew nothing of the incident until it ended.
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C International News Service
New York
John McGraw
Ralph Skinners
Giants
George Smith
The
Philates
Landis
Baseball score notes and quotations from era items
The snippet records rough baseball score mentions across American and National Leagues with totals 229 208 and references to players such as Smith Boston and Hornspy St Louis. It includes a fragment about a judge described as smart and a quip about a sentence that took six months to work out from the New York Sun.
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Smith
Boston
Hornspy
St. Louis
Jinks
New York Sun
Death Of Infant Stirs Authorities In Slippery Rock
Coroner J Charles Dengler and county officials investigate the death of a infant buried shortly after birth at a Slippery Rock residence. Details to be disclosed at an inquest when the mother Lois Cooper 19 recovers from critical condition. Lois Cooper and her parents Joseph Cooper Worth township near Jacksonville are involved.
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Slippery Rock
Charles Dengler
Lois Cooper
Joseph Cooper
Worth Township
Jacksviie
Billy Welling Arrives to Shape Up at Jimmie Dime
Billy Welling formerly of Johns town arrives here to train under Jimmie Dime, determined to pursue boxing. The article notes his voracious appetite for motion and his intent to mold his pugilistic destiny.
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Billy Welling
Johnstown
Han
Jimmie Dime
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