Burlington Wins Colorado B Title Over Eaton 12 to 7
Burlington defeats Eaton 12 to 7 to capture the Colorado B football championship. Key plays include a 37 yard rush by Dean NeChloé and a late Burlington drive that secured the score despite Eaton’s efforts. Burling ton’s line and backfield, led by Gene Layd and Lew Piling, dominated the game on a windy field, giving Burlington its third Colorado B title in recent years.
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Touchdown That Won Burlington Eagles Edge Eaton in Frigid Duel
In a close Tribune photo finish Eaton led 7 0 at halftime before Burlington halfback Lea Piling scored in the third quarter and again late. Burlington won 14 7 in the Colorado class B clash. Eaton coach Ralph Magits watched from the sideline as Dean McClure scored Eaton’s lone touchdown.
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Tribune
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Eaton
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Pilling
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Hera
Hie Sescond
Surtington
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Harolf Zels
Bot Loafgean
Kenneth Mix
Charlee Mitchell
Clarence Achziger
Dick Cantrell
Dean McClure
Dave Hill
Elmer Mekim
Bil Nelson
McClure
Ralph Magi
Robnet Reed
Burlington Wins State Title Amid Fumbles and Confusion
Burlington secured the state title with a dominant 299 to 127 score over Eatin, aided by multiple fumbles and key yard gains. The report lists numerous players and improvised statistics, mentioning Burlinxton, Eaton, and others in a cluttered play-by-play, reflecting a historic yet chaotic early record.
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Zaton
Fenazs
Burlington, & Sxilun
Paswen Klercestedt Burlinxton
Eaton
Deo Fambles
Hurtiiziou
All American Football Team Selections Highlight Midwest Talent
The Associated Press All American picks emphasize the Midwest with Minnesota Michigan and Northwestern leading the first team. Key players include Hob Buttridge Warren Frankel, Chet Gindichuk and Tommy Wadley among many others from Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois and Michigan. The selection marks a return to national recognition for the region.
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Totlere
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Luisetti Strives for Amateur Status in AAU Debates
The article discusses Luisetti's bid to regain amateur status at the National AAU convention amid reinstatement talks. It notes the attendance of key officials including AAU president Charles Yuilee and a panel considering his eligibility, with dynamics about maintaining amateur standings and potential impacts on his playing career.
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Vertera
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College High Beats Loveland Indians 27 to 25
In a windy contest College High edged Loveland Indians 27 to 25. Standout Dean Timothy Jetterman led with 12 points while Billings contributed 9 for Loveland and College High built a late lead after a tight start, holding off a comeback bid in the fourth quarter.
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Cate Whips Waverly By Big Score 63 to 15
Garr Nehback basketball team won a Northern conference gala Friday, defeating Waverly 63 to 44. Carr led in scoring with 21 points for Care lite. Windy had 77 points for Moyzieon, and Morne t1d Yothbops added 31 points. Waverly trailed 22 to 3 at halftime as Gregivin’s team won by a wide margin.
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Hughes Praises Football and Youth Coaches Speak
The report quotes Hughes praising football while veteran coach Allen of Kansas argues for football’s healthy role and long-term involvement. He notes enthusiasm will endure and aims to keep football strong, with emphasis on youth and nerves as a stabilizing influence.
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Sinatour
Popthall
Roundup Of Sporting News From Avjury Period
A compact roundup covers boxing prospects, military aviation sports ties, and early NFL chatter. Mentions Max Baer boxing interest and Dodger and Bear figures with fleeting notes on arena promotions and football headlines. Includes scattered references to baseball and local figures amid a blurred collage of 1940s era sports chatter.
Tigers Triumph as Regis Fights Hard in 1886 Clash
C C Tigers edged Regis in a hard fought 127 to 13 game high scorers included Karl Heltover with eight fields and Walt Predavich with 11 points. The defense stifled the Rangers as the Tigers built a late lead and held on for the victory.
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Karl Heltover
Genter Walt Predavich
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Ralfad
Friday Night Wrestling Bout Ends in Draw
The main event at Friday Night WEY wrestling ended in a draw after a multi fall match. Results include Pacifie coal champion Ravio Weleit winning the second fall in 14 minutes, Jae Caidpoult taking the third fall in 13 minutes, and Parker Tet using a shoe extension in a separate bout. Collegiate and other scores follow in scattered results from Associated Press summaries.
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Jinkarker
Civil Service Examinations and War Department Roles
Fragmented OCR describes civil service exams and recruitment for wartime roles. Mentions associate animation director, explosive chemistry, and various technical positions. Indicates training, exposure, and examination requirements within government departments.
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Grand Junction and Longmont Tie 6-6 for Grid Championship
Grand Junction and Longmont finish tied 6-6 in a hard fought grid championship. The game featured standout plays from Grand Junctions Lex Buller and Longmonts Den Creuse with key fumbles and goal line stands defining the tense contest.
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Raies and Others Named in All American Honorable Mentions
The piece lists Floyd Oliver Raies with an honorable mention on All American selections. It notes Lori Oliver of Credle a junior at Colorado University earned honorable mention and cites numerous names from various colleges. It also mentions job market changes and a note on employment increases affecting Crimea era data, attributed to the Identifier Man bureau.
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Lambda Gams Win Military Territorial Swim Meet
Lambda Gams win varsity regional swim meet. Winners claimed intramural titles at the college, with Lambda Ennig and Malattu scoring high points in relay and diving events. Standings show Lambda Ennig leading, while other teams and individual performers earned notable times and placements across diverse events.
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