Cheyenne Bowling Battles Hit Fort Warren Lanes
Greeley teams swept half the matches in Cheyenne led by Dotgon Truck Lines and the Greeley Cindies. Fort Warren powerhouses split, with standout scores from Norm Hansen and Trudy Todd. Warren Air Base lanes plan emerged as Bowlorado League leaders moved closer to top spot.
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Tare Lucasquieys
Prograhe Bportemene
Pilus
Wyoming
Fort Warren
Greeleyites
Aks
Fort Warren Prnmer
Norm Hansen
Dotgon
Bell
Jim Failing
Reynolds Farm
Tony Schank
Riley
Cherenna
Krakow
Greeley Cindies
Howlrado Ladies
Joop
Trudy Todd
Coldwell
Hélen
Gilcrest Farm
Greeley
Aingler
Hutton
Alex Schreiner
Bob Grayatt
Bankers
Atoms of Chayshoes
Smith
Platteville
Maulers
Eurta Thewin
Husky
Turing
Park View Lanes
Hates Park
Bowlorado Lanéa
Font Fort Colling
Bowling Club holds weekend doubles event winners and standings
The Bowling Club's weekend doubles event drew strong local turnout with BO entries led by EU Anderson and Wally Short who captured top prize of 59. Short posted the best score 644 handicap while Anderson added 3p to the total. Paul jusnier and tournesave meet Gene Newton earned 40 jt, with Lee Carter and Tru Gray at 192. Wy Hob Johnson and Marvin Reynolds finished near the top, while Jim Tryner and AY Calkins also posted solid scores. Scratches saw BU McConnell of Sterling lead with 601. Local and regional bowlers from Cheyenne Laramie Colorado and Ft Morgan competed across two days.
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EU Anderson
Wally Short
Gageregate
Short
Long
Anderson
Paul Jusnier
Tournesave
Gene Newton
Lee Carter
Tru Gray
Jim Koehler
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wyoming
Colorado
Ft Morgan
Ft. Culling
Ft. Lupton
Sterling
BU McConnell
Bucky Harris Wins Warm Cheers in Washington
Washington fans and reporters praise Bucky Harris, manager of the Washington Senators, for 26 years of service and a two year contract. At Clark Griffith's 83rd birthday party Harris drew cheers as he leads the Senators from last season’s cellar to a brighter finish.
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Bucky Harris
Bucky
Clark Griffith
Harria
Marisa
Harris
Griffith
Eli
Senators
Live Bookies Make Australia Place To Bet
Gayle Talbot reports from New York on Australians preferring live bookmakers over tote betting. He notes bookmakers and tote offer similar bets, with bookies often showing shorter odds but a sharper edge in betting culture. The piece contrasts public interest in direct human interaction with wagering and mentions oceanic weather as a side remark.
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Australia
Gayle Talbot
New York
Wisitor
Gupa
Dex
Hpni
Indian Ocean
Research on TV’s effect stirs NCAA broadcast dispute
NORC at University of Chicago and NORC affiliated networks dispute Dr DuMont claims that television lowers college football attendance. The debate centers on whether TV harms box office and attendance, with NORC arguing factors beyond TV influence turnout. Also notes Native Dancer, undefeated 2-year-old, will rest until next start.
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York
National Opinion Research Center of
Hes University of Chicago
NCAA
Aetworks
Wilvation
Dr. DuMont
DuMont
Lemue
NORC
Ncaa Television Committee
Tae Research Organisation
NROC
Theetter
Polio Drive Sparks Third Baseman Ed Mathews Milestone
Ed Mathews of the Borton Jhaves becomes the first NL rookie to homer three times in a single game, achieving a historic power show that fuels a polio drive push.
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Ed Mathews
Borton Jhaves
Browns Clanch At Least Title Tie Detroit Rams Knotted In National
New York We-Nobody ever had called Bert Bela excheayer but the commissioner of the National Football League has proved a pro inverigator. Before the season started Bell said the top two divisions would drop at least three games. The Browns clinched at least a tie by shutting out the Cardinals 19-0. The Eagles beat the Redskins while Giants fell to Washington as Detroit and Los Angeles held firm atop their conferences with key wins. Steelers, Bears, and Lions all posted decisive victories shaping the playoff picture.
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New York
Bert Bela Excheayer
Biumell
Bell Maid
Oast
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Los Angeles Flames
Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia
Aupplix
Eagles
Washington Redskins
Dallas Texans
Giants
Washington
Lions
Texans
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Detroit
Lentengo Bears
Rams
Green Bay
Steelers
Seul
Lauretus
San Francisco
Gridiron Year Reveals Defense as Top Trend and Surprises
A season review notes Michigan State’s 24 game win streak and Georgia Tech’s 23 game unbeaten run, with Ole Miss undefeated entering a Sugar Bowl showdown. It highlights Notre Dame as upset king, praises defensive play by Southern Cal and UCLA, and previews a likely Michigan State return with UCLA favored on the coast and Maryland, Tech, TCU, Alabama strong in the South and Navy near Army in the East.
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ED Corrigan
New York
Michigan State
Georgia Tech
Eeaman
Spartkis
Boginsers
Georgia
Minsissing
Ole Misa
Altows
Miinote
California
Texas Christian
Maryland
Ander
Mississippi
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Oklahoma
Country
Cal
UCLA
Alabama
Navy
Army
Penn
Dempacys Speech at Tex Rickard Memorial Bowl Event
Former heavyweight champion James J. Dempsey spoke at the Tex Rickard Memorial Bowl dedication in Henriet ta. He predicted boxing could generate million dollar sales and TV and radio fights would follow, noting promotion by Tex Rickard and the local Clay County Pioneer reunion.
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Tess Jack Demyey
Mays
Tex Rickaid
Wwaing
Euon Rickard
Euple
Rickard
Clay County Pioneers
Tex
Dempsey
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