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- Arson Probe Starts in Blaze That Imperiled Lives at Boarding Home
- Olson Murder Scene Sought
- Minnesotan Elected Shrine Outer Guard
- Cold Temperatures Aid Fire Fighters
- The Weather
- Bulletin
- Wrecked Cars Bear Mute Testimony of Terrific Collision That Hurt Trio
- Warehouses Razed, Railroad Cars Damaged
- Just Grazes Traffic Death
- Woman Feared Dying, Two Injured in Crash
- Group Agrees on Substitute Pay Minimum
- Judges Grade Stock Exhibits
- Flames Rage over Canton as Raiders Paralyze City
- Baseball
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- Reds Accused of Revolt Plot
- Heir to $20, 000,000 Weds
- Citizens Threaten Suspect at Ogden
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- Japanese Extend War Zone South
- Officer Kills Wife, Suitor While Hundreds Look On
- Abe Murdock Operated On
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- Meteor Sighted
- Liner Hoover Wreck Blamed on Captain
- Glassford Predicts Dictator instead of Election In
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- Club to Plan Camp Opening
- Cyprus Legion Post to Elect Officers
- Festival Committee Works on Details
- Midvale Lighting Decision Delayed
- Executive Holds Metals Future 'Murky'
- Railroad Plans Improved Track
- Health Report Shows Decrease in Disease
- Army to Hold Record Parade
- Scandinavians Plan for Provo Reunion
- Fairmont Park Opening Billed
- Band to Play
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- Dorothy Hursh is Wedded in Surprise Ceremony
- Alice Lee Barnett Becomes Bride
- Mrs. Hesterman to be Hostess
- Mrs. F. J. Schuler is Guest Here
- June Brides Continue to Hold Center of Social Stage
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- Westminster Group is Entertained
- Country Club is Fete Scene
- Luncheon is Given for Mrs. Boyer
- Maxwell-Silver Troth Plighted
- Mrs. Ralph M. Wiener, Daughter to Leave
- Bay City Woman Sojourns Here
- Make Rich Linens
- Visitor is Honored at Luncheon
- Wise-Mitchell Wedding Held
- Miss Doelle Honored
- Mrs. A. Herbert Complimented
- Knitwear Dirndl
- For Cut-Worms
- Laundering Blouses
- Colonel Jackling Will be Host at Dinner Party
- Daily Calendar
- Kansans Visit S. L
- Nuptial Vows Are Taken by Miss Crill
- Invitations Issued for Reception
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- Two Teachers Win Promotion
- 5 Picnickers Face Charges over Fire
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- Autoist Gets 90 Days in Jail
- New Director Named to Mosquito Board
- To Address Club
- Snapshot Contest Rules
- Telegram Show Guide
- 'Women in Prison' to Open at Victory
- Lloyds Give Party for Shrine Women
- State Trade Board Order Names Firms
- Furniture Repair Man Hurt in Fall
- Errol's Cruise Meets Squalls (Marital King)
- Students Pick Actress
- Weds Secretly
- 'This Way, Please' is Star's Feature
- 'Reckless Living' Shown at Capitol
- Walter Fills Musket with Type for Scatter Shots at Notables
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- Music Groups Map Program
- B. Y. U. Graduates Admonished to Keep Ideals by Speaker at 62nd Commencement Exercises
- Heat Will Remain, Forecasters Say
- Mines Experiment Station 'out Again'
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- School Board Okehs Tax Cut
- Man Pleads Guilty on Nuisance Count
- Two S. L. Physicians to Attend Conclaves
- WPA Regional Administrator Returns with Work Forecast
- Utahns Recommend Two for Air Board
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- Guns and Ring Are Taken by Home Robber
- Metropolitan Opera Singer Lauds Music Talent in U. S
- Policemen Called before Grand Jury
- Mueller Park Area Improvement Begun
- For Amateurs, Way to Fame and Fortuen is Open through Shutters of Camera
- Warning Issued on Wagon Fete
- Electrical League Appoints Chairman
- To Leave for Parley
- S. L. May Get Look at Baby Panda
- Pupils Prepare for Graduation in City Schools
- Officials of Groups Prepare Parley Program
- Manslaughter Retrial Opens
- Utahns Will Attend Safety Conference
- Governor Proclaims Flag Day for June
- Rail Receiver Given Release
- Health Department Workers Promoted
- Neighing of Horse Saves Three When House Burns
- Watchman Appointed
- Stricter Crossing Signals Control Urged
- Woman Faces Trial on Burglary Charge
- Minor's Can't Work for Beer Dispensers
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- Max Schmeling Confident He Will Repeat Victory over Heavyweight Champ
- His Fielders Take it Easy
- Arizmendi Awarded Drew in Bout with Lou Amber
- Braddock Unruffled as Joe Loses 'Class'
- Boys Will Seek Rotary Laurels
- Signs Pro Contract
- Southern Association
- Hunters Accustomed to African Jungles Feel at Home on Open Layout, Henry Says
- Champion's Open Record of 281 Appears Safe at Remodeled Cherry Hills Course in Denver
- Par and Yardage
- Telegram Staff Writer at Open
- Pacific Coast League
- Players Advance in Canyon Tourney
- Backseat Driving
- Guldahl and Revolta Favored
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- Cubs Boost Margin over Giants
- Mrs. Morris Wins Tourney at Post
- Home Run Leaders
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- Diz Discovers an Easy Task
- Standings
- Howard Fans 10 in 3-0 Victory
- Diamond Slate
- Wrestling Results
- Grande Tips Jewelers in Mound Scrap
- Women's Tourney in Second Round
- Boxscores of Major League Games
- Injuns Surprise by Wins on Current Road Journey
- Appling Returns to Chisox Squad
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- Seeded Netters Defeat Rivals in City Tourney on Forest Dale Courts
- Fight Results
- American Association
- Helen to Meet Wichita Golfer
- Teudt, Casella Tie for Medalist Prize
- Forest Dale Team to Play at Logan
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- Trading Slack in Mine List
- S. L. Stock Quotations
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb
- S. L. Bank Clearings
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- Markets at a Glance
- Wheat Prices Fall One Cent a Bushel
- Produce Market
- New York Bond Market
- Shipyards Aid Steel Makers
- Livestock Market
- Investing Companies
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Cotton Market
- Wednesday's Bond Averages
- Bonds Follow Uneven Course
- N. Y. Curb
- Sugar Market
- Flour
- The Weather
- World Production of Lead Declines
- Wool Futures
- New York Stock Market
- Metals and Money
- Rubber
- Markets Will Close on Birthday of King
- Stock Market Continues Slowly Along Upward Path
- What the Stock
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- Butler Heads Life Managers
- Junior B'nai B'rith Order Has Election
- Club Will Sponsor Dog Exhibition
- 'U' Summer School Will Open June 13
- Club Meets
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- Salt Lake City
- Birthdays
- Shirley Packs Utah Souvenirs, Departs
- Scouters to Honor Founder of Troop
- Building, Loan Parley Nears
- Realtors Make Tours of Utah
- Rotary to Greet National Officers
- Spotlight Events in Salt Lake City
- Their Cargo Might Cool You off One of These Warm Days
- Railroad Announces Change in Schedules
Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-06-08 | Page 12 | Players Advance in Canyon Tourney
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1938-06-08 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6vd86nf |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vd86nf |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Players Advance in Canyon Tourney |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1938-06-08 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 12 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vd86nf/16602489 |