Local Prep Basketball Victories Highlight Friday Action
Erie Bulldogs triumphs over rivals by a 34-7 margin as key players like Bellz score 17 amid a tense late run. College High seconds edge Sele seconds 16-11 while Mammoth scoring bursts and defensive pressure shape a chaotic scoreline across multiple games.
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Sue Canines
Om¢Ewen
Johety Moyers
Shela
Myers
Tigers
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Insuetaln Talser
Collene High
FPF
Yellmatt
Brigge
Jansin
Toa
Drobaitch Named on Third Team of A P All American
University of Colorado Pioneer guard Alex Drobaitel was the lone Rocky Mountain conference player named to the third team of the Associated Press All American list. The A P All American roster honors multiple players from the Rocky Mountain region, with Colorado and Utah athletes appearing among the selections.
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Eaton
Cole
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Vebakill
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Colorada State
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Utah
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Caiorago TV
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Preas
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Lausiane Je Lawréenen Hy Litte
Cabitort
Jona A. G. Weller
Feinee Onis Genter
Darrell Leater
Nexas Chrisany
Pant Tongeru
Northwestern
Nckle
Richard Smith
Mionesoia
End
Willian
Shier
Army
Juley Smith
Atabsma
Malfiack
John Jacob Derwanger
Okiriga
Halfiack
Hubert Wilson
Southerns Methodist
T Enare Hovert H
Grayton
Sten Hore
Acquitted on Girl's Charge in 14 Year Old Case
William Adams of 622 Tenth Street Procley was found not guilty by a district court jury after deliberating one hour and 15 minutes on a charge involving a 14 year old girl. The defense argued the case and the verdict was returned in the afternoon. Meanwhile, a water survey plan proposes rapid surveys of conservancy districts and other areas with a $26,000 WPA allotment to accelerate Florida water resource use. The state planning commission, led by Edward Dole, calls this an aggressive move to claim waters originating in the state before other states preempt.
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Boab
Edward Doler
Agaressus Cam
Alate
Fresh Rule Denounced by C C President at Conference
Colorful report from the Colorado College conference shows Dr Thuyrtan I Davies announcing a push for new athletic conduct rules. Reports note a push for stricter programs, potential funding, and debate on penalties, with leaders like Dr George Thomas urging practical, nonhypocritical policy.
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Cale
Freblimei
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Colorato College
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Mley State
Preailrat
IL. T. Dotso
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Colorado College
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Jual
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George Thomas
Malyevaity
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Denver Given A A A Hoop Tournament 1936
The Amateur Athletic Union delegates decide to separate the 1936 senior outdoor championship from Olympic tryouts. A Denver site is favored for the national event, with Madison Square Garden hosting Olympic trials if approved. Delegates from New York and Denver aided the bid and praised the 1935 Denver tournament’s success.
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New York
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Madison Square Garden
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Kane
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J. H. K Martin
VW. N. Grain
Walter Hak Angeri
Great Western Surrenders Part Sugar Allotment
Great Western announces voluntary surrender of nine beer sugar marketing allotments and transfers of rights to six companies. The move covers 971,068 bags or 373,079 surrendered with a reserve of 7,040 bags. Great Western Guar surrendered 200,405 packages.
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Gentile's Run Defeats Wray in Hot Clash
Gentile's Run upset Wray 7 0 in a tight gridiron clash at Geand Junction. Gentile scored the decisive goal in the fourth quarter after a late drive, while Wray fought back with passes but stalled near Salida's 3 yard line. Key players included Salida's Jon Vaasting and Salina’s Specher as the teams traded yardage through the game.
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Geand Junction
Tee
Byartoun
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Salida
Salina Latal
Oy Wray
Hillings
Johnson
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Sprecher
Saldina
Salta Mule
Omtty
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Specter
Specher
Salda
Uneng
Salida P
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Mitchcock
Selishetics
Taldwind Pouguerty — —-Lp
Fair Farm Prices Debate at Farm and Home Week
Fort Collins December session of Colorado State college farm and home week featured speakers urging price supports and AAA cooperation. J M Evans urged stable late production levels and prices to sustain agriculture, while Gov Ed C Johnson Congressman Tred CyImpinga and Harry Petrie backed AAA support. Patria traced cattle and sheep industry history and ext service improvements. Cummings critiqued Canadian trade impact and warned against blaming taxes for high prices amid drought.
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Colorado State College
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Cervica
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Longfellow among AIS Ten Star picks. local sports chaos
Wenry Wadsworth Longfellow earns AIS Ten Star honor from nearby university. mentions of coaches, town ties, and a Windsor service plan. Also notes Kansas State edging Washburn College 55 to 38, plus a disorderly mix of high school and college basketball and wrestling schedules and results in a bustling regional sports week.
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Papelle
Novilygerstern University
Longfellow
Johnancosk
Superior
Independents Tank Winners in Frat Meet
The Independents won the intramural fraternity meet with Phi Delta and Lambda Gamma Delta leading in events. Multiple relays and sprints saw old records broken or challenged, including backstroke and medley relay marks, while individual performances featured various Independents and Phi Delta entrants across swimming and wrestling components.
Englewood Wins Crown in Class B Football Championship
Englewood defeated Limon 46 to 0 to claim the Colorado Class B football title. Timely defense and a potent offense led the Pirates to a decisive victory before a 1,600-strong crowd in a windswept game, earning coach Cush Harvey Riddle statewide acclaim for the team’s performance.
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Englewood
Hink Aeli
Ita
Fire State Interscholaatte Allie
Colorado Clauss
Apnetatora
Tinian
Faulticas Pirates
Musamases
Gennational Endria
Engiewood Claren
Lesagua
Pirates
Timon
Ftquita
Cush Harvey Riddle
Tne
Nate
Cenl
Trey
Lebrar
Coal Towns Seek Water Link with Longmont
Delegation from Frederick and Firestone will visit Longmont to discuss building a pipe line from Longmont to their coal field area water system. Financing would come from a WPA loan as local supply from Walls proved unsatisfactory. Longmont currently draws water from the North St. Vrain canyons above Lyons.
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Frederick
Firestone
Weld
Prederick
Syaten
Lonanont
Langmont
Norick
Dt. Vrain Canona
Lyonn
Glass Will Fight Naming of Eccles Glass Will Fight Naming of Eccles
Washington December 6 Senator Carter Glass of Virginia announced he will oppose the confirmation of Marriner S. Eccles to chair the new Federal Reserve Board. Glass, founder of the Federal Reserve System and former secretary of the treasury, brands Eccles as favoring heavy government spending and impractical economic theories.
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Virginia
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Heelies
19 Gridmen Receive Letters at Denver U
Nepyer Dec 7 Nineteen University of Denver football players have been recommended for letters after meeting Rocky Mountain conference playing and eligibility requirements. Seniors listed include Jack Wallon Joe Pent Young Orme Hering Art Brownell Harold Campbell and Jack Vedete. Juniors Frale Rossi Lorie Berry Ray Jolson Chase Bacon Marty Rubicon Ibry Trawnsend Roger Rumbieaus Alex Droviiten Lon Poon Sophomores Luke Terry Wil Carcelay Hob Murch and Jit Potter.
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Ely
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Joe Pent
Mol Young
Orme Hering
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Harold Campbell
Jack Vedete
Jinias
Frale Rossi
Lorie Berry
sRay Jolson
Chase Bacon
Marty Rbicon
Ibtry Fawnsend
Roger Rumbieaus
Alex Droviiten
Lon Poon
Luke Terry
Wil Caeciey
Hob Murch
Jit Potter
Grand Junction to Face Salida for State Title
Grand Junction prepares to host Salida as Western Slope champions meet for the state title. Salida’s Spartana defeated Wray to reach the final, while Grand Junction beat Cortez 34 to 6 in the semifinals to advance. The game is set for Saturday, December 15, on the home field.
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Lighteboo
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Sathta Battlers
Dee
Das
Cortez
San Juan Basin
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Tigers
Greeley Club Sets Records In Regular Session
Greeley bowling club shattered local league records by rolling 1022 and 1012 games to break the previous high 834 twice and a 2927 three game total. They won all three games against A H Biter Co at Chuyeima white Capital Grill of Chur ame. Tanoba led with 626, followed by Cideon 618. Florin Wheeler, former Greeley Stars athlete, is coaching a high school team with a strong season.
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Jacobsen Motor Ga
Tanoba
Cideon
Wildcats Triumph Over Fort Morgan 128 To 17
Special to The Tribune Fort Morgan Cola Des fi Greeley Wildcats overwhelm Fort Morgan in season opener. Greeley builds lead early as Dinke Cheeley Stroh and Robbins lead scoring. Fort Morgan’s Dole returns with limited practice. Fort Morgan struggles against strong defense and fast break in the first game of the season.
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Mrs. Mamie Jones of Pierce Dies in Greeley Hospital
Mrs. Mamie Jones aged 67 wife of F. J. Jones of Pierce died Friday afternoon at Freeley hospital after an operation. She moved to Greeley at 18 and had lived in Weld County since. Survived by two children Clyde Jones and Peter J. Callaghan of Jaramie Wyoming, and half sisters Mrs. Will Jaces, Mrs. William Cooper, Mrs. Bert Sharples, Mrs. W. A. Mumtey, and Mrs. Warren Linter. Services Sunday at Macy's Drawing Line with interment at Linn Grove.
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Mra
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Wyo
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William Cooper
Greely
Bert Sharples
San Diego
Calif
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North Clarendia
Warren Linter
Portland
Ore
Macy's
Linn Greve
Potatoes Central Plan Raises Growers Allotments
In Washington on Friday the government announced a rise in potato growers automatic allotments from one to thirty hundred bushels under the new central inn policy. A national tax exempt allotment of 28.6 million bushels was set, about half a million more than the 1929 to 1934 average. The act imposes a four and a quarter cent per pound tax on potatoes sold beyond the national allotment. Growers receive tax free allotments based on national quota, and exemptions to five bushels annual were removed for larger producers.
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Potari Central Inn
Drunken Driving Enforcement Ballot Confusing Text
Fragmentary ballot note mentions enforcement and penalties for drunken driving. The readable phrases reference a ballot, penalties, and attempts to deter driving while intoxicated, with unclear names and addresses.
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