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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
4
College High and Erie rivalries highlight tonight's schedule with intramural swimming at Hilt. Fort Morgan and Greeley plans feature in basketball and varsity action. The Fort Morgan Marconi squad seeks depth, while veterans return in a wide roster for the 1936 season.
Longmont faces East High this Saturday in the only Saturday night game of the season. Coach A L Monk Ramery reports hard work but uncertain roster. Hartman Carter Jetter compete for forwards while Frack and Qsiander guard duties. Creese and Gregan show promise at guard and center respectively as practice intensifies ahead of Fort Collins showcase.
A Japanese all star baseball proposal to face an American amateur team at the Olympic event in Berlin is shelved after Tokyo Six Universities league coaches decide travel costs and lack of scoring impact do not justify 20,000 mile exposure. Funds are redirected to supporting Japanese athletes for Berlin. Also noted are upcoming golf and medical tongue health details.
Meeker Junior High hosts intramural events with results in seventh and eighth grades. mentions of Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl discussions, Golden Gloves framing, and basketball rule changes. Coaches eyed for major games, with debates on best pairings for upcoming statewide and conference matchups.
Rocky Mountain conference athletes and coaches depart for the winter meeting in Salt Lake City. Expect stormy sessions over 1930 and 1937 schedules and rule debates including a first year football participation ban. Conference officers may be appointed to regulate officials amid anticipated disputes.
A sharply worded house rules committee letter orders Howard G6 Hop or Hopson to settle their incomes by December 16 or face unspecified action. The missive references penalties and enforces rapid compliance with looming deadlines.
Republican leaders accuse the administration of misusing a four billion dollar Works Progress Administration program. They cite a November treasury statement showing only a quarter of funded work carried out eight months after passage, suggesting unspent balances may be used to cover the deficit. They warn against political coding of expenditures for election purposes.
Jacobson and Rex Cafe battled for top league position as Jacahaon Motor Co led with a tie for first. Tex Cinta starred with two Cram Taylor's Cullmyo Stare in a high scoring night. McKemey topped league records with 266 points and 876 total.
Denver officials prepare a court hearing led by Judge Robert W. Steele to challenge state enforcement of the chain store tax law. Associates Naomi Brother, Virginia Hor ya, and Elma Trwth Varris hold officer roles amid a campaign of white sweater demonstrations by players and staff.
The Grocers announce a faster breaking game for the Missouri Valley A A League season. Denver five prospects grow brighter as Johnny Edwards joins the squad and Jack Oxburn adds scoring punch. Coach Jacobs leads a 12-man roster including Judy Campbell and Ronita Cowden rejoining and competing for key roles.
In a tense baseball game at second base, Brooke Leg Santa Barbara Callt-Frank L. Mecham slid into second and fractured his leg. The freak accident happened on a double steal as the team secured a narrow victory. Mecham was taken safely from the field.
Detroit News reports astonishing size claims about wolves and dogs interacting with wolves. The account suggests wolves can overpower deer and rival large dogs, though the text is garbled and uncertain.
Northfield’s Boulder Prep, led by Head Coach John Wittemyer, fields a tall, sharp-shooting quintet with Captain Don Thurman and Lonnie Shephard among key guards and forwards. The squad, assembling from a large pool of reserves, is pegged as a top contender in the Northern conference, with high expectations for a run at league front-runners.
In Colorado today, high school football results feature Wray Eagles defeating Salida and Fort Collins in a Thanksgiving finale. Western slope teams Grand Non and Cortes are noted, with Harry Wilson of Iny State aiding Gorlez. Loyd Gushill coaches the Limon team in a 193 Gresley State context.
The schedule lists Army nine football games with Navy and Harvard as opponents, including early games at Washington, New York and Philadelphia. Cadets renew ties with old rivals and Indiana opponents, with dates in October and November.
The two teams tied for top honors after last year’s race as four regulars Bud Keeter Vanes Chick Hikes and 0 left the lineup. The loss may hamper early games but Panther is expected to be a strong contender this season.
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