Sauer or Roberts Most Valuable Player debate rages
The piece argues whether Sauer or Roberts was the most valuable in the league, noting Roberts’s underrated contributions for the Phillies and Sauer’s run production. It cites voting anomalies and questions what constitutes most valuable in a season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast
Midwest
Sauer
Roberts
Watted
Ralph Killet
Hue Pin Bowers
Ford Ufrick
Polly
Monor West
Baseball Writers
Alka
Denver Markets Review Cattle And Hogs Mixed
Markets report from Denver shows cattle prices down from last week with varied quotes across classes and loads. Sheep and hogs also listed with mixed movements and notes on demand, with overall tone indicating softer general trade and price adjustments compared with the prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Teiple Tuertmont
Ted Hegots UK
Utah
Arthy Buille
Lurgely
Sheen
Shaupitee Tambe
Aroumet Nix Indy Chalee Xuil
Boi Rood
Choice
Fed Fianhe Sramit Lot Aenting
Chglee Alaughter Ewes
Hulk
Agrader
Amit ‘Feedars Exling
Tour Fonds Gad and Choice
Wyoming
Frydor Lambs
Shearing Twat
Fourth Network to TV Fights Begins Saturday Nights
New York reports mixed views as a wide open market for boxing emerges with the fourth network starting telecasts on Saturdays beginning January 24. ABC inks a deal with Bayuk Cigars for five boxing shows weekly, drawing praise and concern from veterans, small clubs, and promoters about the sport’s future and licensing debates with the Penn State Athletic Commission and National Boxing Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoxliglent
American Broadcasting Company
Bayuk Cigars, Inc
Rgate
Salo Wns
Wi Menders
Pen State Athletic Commission
Peti
Philadelphia
Cambria Athletic Club
Famous Sports Enterprises
Kay Arcel
Wainer
Rainforth to tour with Allis-Chalmers group in New England trip
A. W. Rainforth owner of Rainforth Equipment leads over 300 Allis-Chalmers guests on an expense tour starting Monday in Springfield Massachusetts. The party will tour three plants visit LaPorte Gary Milwaukee and LaCrosse meeting officials and viewing equipment production including tractors and earthmoving gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainforth
Allis-Chalmers
A. W. Rainforth
Rainforth Equipment Company
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Springfield
United States
Ganads
Creeley
Naluforth
Paill Nevels
Greeley
Allis-halmers
Colorado
Allis-Chahwers
Companty
Aparler
LaPorte
Ind
Gary
Viner
Fred Harvey
Union Station
Chicago
la Crosen
Wik
LaCrosse
Milwaukee
Neves
Allis
Etonse
West Allis
Mibwauker
le Campng
Carlos
Gene
Wert
Asis
Fmeweldanebean
Local Market Indictors Teere Pamper Charts
Fragmented text discusses market indicators and product trends including vitamins and materials. Mentions terms like fabshithre and vised rgtensisels with unclear references to consumer goods and preservation. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond generic product names.
CC Icers Triumph Over Toronto 11-3
The CC Icers defeated Toronto 11 to 3 in a late night game. Colorado Eprines scored multiple goals as the team dominated the period and extended their lead with strong skating and quick passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC Icers
Toronto
Long Arm of British Law Finds Watches
Dover report details Rosaie Biber a Paris woman convicted in London bound contraband watches worth over 14000 dollars seized from under a corset by a woman inspector. Dover magistrate sentences her to jail or a heavy fine of 5000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Hox
Kyidas
Faris
Rosaie Biber
Eptuwte
London
Paris
Couple Leaves Careers To Go to University
Bill and Taudie Simon leave professional music work to study at the University of Colorado. He pursues a master’s in composition and arranging while she studies voice and performs with campus groups and on Denver radio. The couple, married in 1947, believes college will expand their music careers and deepen their artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
University of Colorado
University« Vetaville
Migst
Logan
Yaudle
Bil Simon
Colorado
Bhi Shaon
Hill
Bui
Bil
Caps Girardeau
Tulsa
KVOO
Army Aly’ Corps
Aly Forte
Charlie McCarthy
Red Ghellon
Kay Kyser
Bidwig
Dalton
Flogg Dalton
Taude
Dalton Boys
Taudie
Tandie
Tulas
Averelury
K ¥Oo
Ptycho Ortler
Jimmy Palmer
Jimmy
Trudie
CBS
Palmer Band
New York
Oregon
Bill Gimon
Ale Corps
Boy
Don McNeill
AHG
Bil Binion
Bill
G. I. Bill
Sinionizers
Collera Entertainment
Jaaz Plang
Tre the Gouge
Simonisers
Brarian Ab Kbob
Hunter
Une
Tale
Toadie Simon
University of Colors
Alito
Veteran bowler hunch implies 360 game reveal in Florida
A veteran star bowler known as Wall Wel Man and others in Florida hint at a 360 score during league play on October 28 as Bowling Mava zine issue shows a dramatic illustration. The fragment suggests a notable performance linked to the nickname Walt amid a scene of sports drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Priest Urges Congress To Drive Indecent Magazines from Stands
Washington. A Honmat Catholic priest urged Congress and publishers to act to remove indecent literature from newsstands. Father Fitzgerald of Chicago called for federal obscenity laws and a government reviewing board to protect honest publishers. He argued such material harms youths and society, citing NODL lists of objectionable magazines, books, and periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Callons
Staude
Jley
James J. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Cnld
Fitzgerald
Witcous
Rep. Kearns
National Organization For Cavent Literature
NODL
Pocket
Wired
Codie Books
American Youngsters Make Up Loss in Nuernberg Cash
American school children in Nuernberg played Santa Claus on Saturday to raise funds for refugees. A Crevh admitted gambling away contributed money and gifts. U S kids chipped in 125 marks to help make up the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurernbeing
Nuernberg
Soulksters
U.S
O Dwyer Quits as Mexico Ambassador Amid Mixed Praise
Former U S ambassador to Mexico Laurance F O Dwyer resigns effective Saturday amid regrets from friends and criticism at home. He hopes to work in Mexico if allowed, praising two years of service, while controversy over his tenure includes New York crime probes and comparisons to Henry Wilson 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurance F
Mexico City
Willow O'Dwyer
U. S
Mexico
Washington Post
U. 8
Nixon
Ruiz Cortines
O'Dwyer
United States
O'Dever
University of Salamanca
Spain
New York
Henry Lane Wilson
U. S&s
Francisco L. Madero
Wilson
O'Twyer
Far East air guards Eisenhower flight during Korea trip
Air Forces said a wide air cover protected President-elect Eisenhower nearing the Far East on his Korea visit. Sabre jets tangled with Communist planes while Thunderjets and Shooting Stars kept watch around the clock as escort planes hovered above and behind the aircraft. Royal Australian Meteors joined a second screen in mid North Korea, with extensive escort and patrols reported throughout the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Air Forces
Tresideutine
Dwight Eisenhower
Far East
Chongzhon River
Far East Air Forces
Ceommunist
Etewmower
Rede
U.S
Elgenhower
Jeta Bln
Korea
Japan
Wy Rescue Supertoris
North Korea
McKeldin Urges Tough Policy On Russia At UN
Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin called for a hardline foreign policy to expel the Soviet Union from the United Nations over alleged treason in Asia. He urged the U N to block Soviet shipments and to charge Moscow with aiding aggression, signaling a showdown within the UN framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Eisenhower
Mave
Russie
United Nations
McKeldin
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Russia
U. N
Armen
Tuseia
Asia
Florida Derby Remains Highlight At Gulfstream Park Meeting
Gulfstream Park readies for winter racing with a $242,500 distribution plan and a marquee Florida Derby for 3 year olds scheduled from March 4 to May 20. The revival increased stakes to $190,000 for the Florida Derby and feature race cards include the Fountain of Youth and other events for juveniles and mares at Gulfstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halvandale
Fla
Gultatrosin Park
Atskes
Hand Cap Rchedute
Rine Wing
Florida
James Flonnalan
Guilstreat
Coste Two Piece Costumes Describe Elegant Skirt and Jacket
A slender skirt pairs with a soft jacket for a coordinated outfit. For variety, switch the jacket with a pleated skirt or wear the skirt with a sweater and a bright scarf.
Mrs William Miller Hosts Council Meeting Recap
Mrs William Miller hosted a council meeting at Weld Court with remarks by Mrs June Buchannan and Mrs Xoo Mey on youth entering the teaching field. The discussion urged timely programs and featured the Weld Courts Medical Portery event planned for December 2. A luncheon followed, with reservations due by the chairman Mrs Ted Swan.
Townsend Club No 1 Meeting Attended by 22
Townmenid Chih Wet Punes day at the Pleetrie lounge. 22 attendees including Mrs Merl Minposoo as Maid and guests. Mrs Ellen Helps, president, led a talent revue. Frances Townsend’s aide to the state meeting. Myra Glove in charge of the program. five students enrolled for the Mo2 quarter at Colorado A and M College in Fort Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgel Wy
Che Pleetrie
Pweg Wu
Mra
Merl Minposoo
Gluve
Wniong Tesuents
Ellen Helps
Frances Townsend
Weaver
Lei
Mia A. L
Wurial
Lee
Searn
Myre
Neva Ingregins
Lai
Mrmrdoin Oxter
Mra. Poltliye Ale
Fort Collins
Galarand Ad M College
Port Collins
Margapet
Atm Canteall
Filer Fooda
Mitriton Malar
Myra Mofiner
Freahman Agriculture
Lonnd Hatiner
Freahma
Mimuel Pineda
Reshmwan
Reshmwan Prefireeley Wisn, Aid Roper
Wophuwore Broforestry Winjor
Weld County Hospital Admission and Discharges List
Lists patients admitted to Weld County Pu' dle hospital on Friday and at Ostenpaichy Memorial hospital. Names include Mes. Prod. Trininer 1715 Tenth Ave Janet Glidwell Bad Seventh St and Myra William J. Kuhlman L122 Ninth St. Discharged: Kenneth Loses Platteville Barbara Rutt Windsor Mill Carrie Hens 1707 Eleventh Ave Mrs Grayden Duke 1924 Sixth Ave Hope Tavha 225 Tenthatives Mrs Maude Tormey Briggsdale Robert Stoler Denver Mrs Andrew Warnbolt and aun Kersey. Admitted Ostenpaichy Memorial: Kute Henson Route 1 Distraxed Kurt Benson Route dt Myrtle Cooper 914 Twentieth Ave.
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Weld County
Pu’dle
Trininer
Tenth Avenues
Janet
Glidwell
Bad Seventh Street
Myra
William J. Kuhlman
Ninth Street
Kenneth Loses
Platteville
Barbara Rutt
Windsor
Mill
Carrie
Hens
Eleventh Avenue
Grayden Duke
Sixth Avenue
Hope Tavha
Maude Tormey
Briggsdale
Robert Stoler
Denver
Andrew Warnbolt
Aun
Kersey
Ostenpaichy Memorial Hospital
Kute Henson
Route 1
Comeback doubles as city bowls to All Star event
A hometown bowler in New City Minnesota recovered from a Denver move a year ago to win the right to represent the city in the All-Star tournament in Chicago in December. He recently turned 26 and previously represented Denver in 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnneapoias
Mon
All Vata
Denver
Minneapolis
Chiigo
Devember
Vung
Derver Thhe AlbStay
French Dressing For Fruit Salads With Honey and Lemon
A brief cooking tip suggests using citrus fruit salad dressing with honey. Replace vinegar with lemon juice in a standard recipe and add honey for a sweeter, fruit-friendly version.
Journalism Is Topic of WIK Club Papers
The Greeley Tribune Woman's Page notes a WIK Club meeting on Saturday December 6, 1952. It discusses journalism as a theme with remarks on News coverage, references to The New York Times, and a comparison to American Civilization. The piece mentions Mrs Albork Cioushy hosting an event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Tribune
Woman's Page
WIK Club
Dubia
Varken
Coulee
Yebrom
J. Itasare
Arthur
Herner
Stalin
New York
Tintex
Petat
Platte Valley Grange Plans Joint Installation
Platte Valley Grange hosts a joint installation with Whitte Valley Grange inviting officers and members to a split installation on Dee 19 at the Grouse Ball. A dance and party, led by Nesbit, features awards for Ed Wax and others. A New Year Eve event, a Christmas party, and a gift exchange are planned with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitte Valley Grange
Howjeatonst Tinuige
Ullnvald Nesbit
Gerald Hargly
Jenaran
Ed Wax
Dee
Reuben Merbat
George (Anngham
Ed Cox
Neate
Circle Hostess Leads Christmas Eve Meeting at Fourteenth Ave
Mrs Harold Monical hosted a Circle gathering at 437 Fourteenth Avenue with assistance from Mrs Sadie Newton and Mrs Varn Downhute. Guests included Miss Marela Bettyner and others. Devotions by Mrs Roy Hriega featured the Christmas Story.
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Mra
Harold Muntical
Gilbert Riley
Meisner
Misé Toursaint
Mex
Meigner
Hoe Wil Fead
Mika Tousaaint
Danicy
Charles ‘Tazewell
Nest
Fred Notfeinger
Twelfth Avenue
F.C. Aides
Mit Howard Laniers
Bess Courtney Elected President of Tanenters Club
Bess Courtney was elected president at a regia meeting in KP hall. Officers include Mrs. Dorothea Kidder as senior vice president Mia Bill Mae Peterson as junior vice president and several council members. Members brought gifts for veterans hospitals and Kiowa Moxa. Birthday notices for November and December added to next week’s veterans event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Bessie Courtney
Tanenters of Unies Veterdis
Athe Regia
KP Ball
Dorothea Kidder
Nresi
Bill Mae Peterson
Wil Meeket
Mra
Maude Gray
Gererude Hinks
Stee Annetta Morris
Mra Huey Marble
Braight Gifts
Veterans Hospitals
Aira Kiowa
Moxa
Chrismas Petty
Merdiades Mildred Tagtman
Mary Oliver
Morria
Hiawatha Council Holds Open Installation and Obli gations
Three candidates were presented by Hiawatha Council No. 30 at the KP hall Tuesday evening. The new degree team officiated with details of a tally and a monetary report totaling 1116.90. A public supper was planned for 6:40 p.m. An open installation is set for the following Saturday with Ruth Potter, Marjorie Smile and Tens Smith hosting. The council reported donations to a nursery in Greeley, Thanksgiving packages, and community charitable efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Council No. 30
KP Hall
Earl Hinkel
Mike Curry
Alfred Hradbury
Autry Bradbury
Wiz Monthe
Flower
Bomla Brown
Lee
Dan
Meadamen
Ruth Potter
Marjorie Smile
Tens Smith
Greeley
Mra
Bernad
Happy Hour Club Electa 1953 Officers Named
Mrs Gladys Keown elected president of Happy Hour club as members met Fridays at Mrs Clete Filking home. Other officers include Dorothy Bird view president, Ethel Mashburn secretary, Elizabeth Bun banks treasurer. Flower chair and press reporter to be named by Mrs Brown. January meeting had ten members and two guests Mrs Previdhs and Clara Miller. Resignations of Mrs Hele Harding and Mr Florence Lee accepted. Gifts from secret pals recalled by Mrs Noos and Rosa lie Bauer. Bunco for flower prize won by Ethel Mashburn. Kitchen game yielded huntress gifts to Caella Belvel, Digny and Florence Lea Low. Christmas party at Mia Rocalle Bauer home December 1g hosted by Mrs Harell and Helen Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Keown
Happy Hour Club
Clete’ Filking
Dorothy Bird
Ethel Mashburn
Mre
Elizabeth Bubanks
Flower
Brown
Mra
Previdhs
Mire
Clara Miller
Hele Harding
Florence Lee
Jin
Martha Noos
Rosalie Bauer
Bunco
Huntess
Caella Belvel
Digny
Florence Lea
Low
Mia
Rocalle Bauer
Harell
Mize Helen Harding
the Tribune
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Frank Eck
Wewa
Susie Bud Colles
Weel
Sfichixan Stele
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Spertack
Sxiers
Syracuse
Penn State
Ocegon State
Southwest Texas Aggies
Les Pests
Navy
Lust
Routie
Pitt
Lowell
Jaarson
Panthers
Notre
Beck Initia
Mike Dungan
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Far West
Patie
Mie
Bach Sng Mon
Phere
Apain
Quy
Bela
Hoth Navy
Penn Blate
West Virgin
Hve
Dessa
Syracum
Holy Crows
Framd
Army
Peon
Proa State
Princeton
Sautz
Chitago
Wader
Colarado Eprines
Haale Galler
East
Uraes
Stromburg Carlson
Hoffman
Philco
Emmerson
Martin Radio and Television Sales and Service
Lith Ave
William Miller
June Buchetatn
Hyde Mutirad
Xoo
MeSn
Metsies
Hite
Attee
Naina Turers Lees
Iwuar
Weld
Coutts Medical
Howe
Lunehoun
Ted Swan BU
Townsend Club
Fort Callins
al Colorado A
Colas
Ate Herth
Rey Inetides
Coral Anderson
Mreshiinn
Aml Gerald Atking
Teahman
Yaitdor
Kurt Benson
Myrtle Cooper
Twentieth Avenue
New City
Ruckers
Eighth Ave. Ph
Platte Valley Grange
Harold Monical
Hiawatha Council
Electa
Th Ave
Les. Wells
Holmes Radio & Ee
Court House
Coronet
Eighth Ave
Dale F. Tegtman
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