Aggie Athletic Council Rejects Big Eight Conference Plan
The Aggie Athletic Council votes against ratifying a proposed Big Eight alliance in the Rocky Mountain region. Faculty committee support for rejection grows as Colorado and Colorado Agricultural College edge toward opposition and tension rises over which four schools would be excluded. The likely outcome favors the Little Six and a separate division, with Denver area universities watching closely as the May conference meeting in Denver approaches.
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Utah Defeats Colorado College by Thirty to Twenty Eight
Utah University coasted to a 30 28 victory over Colorado College in a tight nival on the home court. Patterson of Colorado College sparked his team with 16 points, while H Melckson contributed 3 for Utah and led the Utes with 20 points in a brisk clash that kept the outcome in doubt until late. Referee S Spencer oversaw the game in Trova, Utah.
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Colorado Beats Kansas Team In Close Defense Showdown
The University of Colorado edged Kansas at Atchison with a tight defense and a final score near 24 to 28, led by Benedict with 12 points and Nelson adding 10. The squads traded baskets as Colorado pressed the attack and Kansas fought back, making it a hard-fought night on the court.
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College athletics topics discussed at chamber meeting
Larry Centgier and Troy Carzon spoke at theGreely chamber of commerce about the withdrawal of the Big Fish from the Rocky Mountain Conference and a 1934 Teachers College football game with Colorado University. They predicted outcomes benefiting Teachers College and supporters, with tributes to Dr George Newlin and thanks to Greely businessmen. President Fred Norcross presided and urged unity on college welfare. Also in Texas, Lt. John Murrell faced federal indictments on assault charges in San Antonio.
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George Newlin
Mate University
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Greeley
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Norcross
Outern Svine Chamber
Seen from the Bench at Greeley Gyms and Armory
A busy stretch at Greeley facilities as teams from the Wyoming Cowboys Denver clubs and local squads practice after school. J J Johnston Art Petsch and Charlie Aprugua lead varsity and second-string groups while Joly Davis and Pete Brown run drills. The city league kicks off with a rough Denver game heightening battle for playing time and defensive adjustments amid zone trials and gung ho reserves.
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Wighth Avenue
Achuel
Geach J. J. Johnston
Charlie Aprugua
Boy Held for Alleged Theft From Father
Chacon, 19, of Serene in southwestern Well county, questioned at Weld county Jail about theft of personal property from his father Garis Chaclda. Officers say he revealed locations of the stolen goods including two watches, rings, diamond, about $12 in cash, and items given to a girlfriend ahead of a planned outing.
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Rosenbloom Loses Battle by Decision
New York reports Maxie Rosenbloom, light heavyweight champ, lost a 16 round decision to Charing Man Agora of Pittsburgh. Rivalry centered on catching weight title, with scoring details scattered and a later college basketball score noted in a separate Kersey game recap.
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Wyoming Beats Denver Anaconda Club 39 33 Score
University of Wyoming defeated Denver Athletic Club by 39 to 33 in a rough game at Laramie with Campbell and Wyo players leading scorers. Olander Switte and Hanam contributed solidly as Wyoming led 12-2 early and withstood a late Denver rally.
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Forest revenues and a prairie accident near Denver Neb
A report notes Colorado forest revenues allocations totaling 119,042? for county roads and park trails from the forest fund, with 25 percent of total forest revenue tied to timber grazing and charges. In Nebraska near Denver, Mrs J F Martena and Mrs L Crowe were injured when a car skidded and overturned, Martena severely cut and bruised, with her daughter Mike Martens also hurt.
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Party Feud at Boulder Over County Check Defalcation
A political feud erupts in Boulder as Melvin Gelwicks seeks 24 354 from bondholders of County Clerk Fred Farmer to repay a county auto Motude fee check. State funds are blocked until the check is honored. the county attorney calls it defalcation by the clerk, ending the dispute after a county engine of authority weighs in.
Roosevelt Moves to Merge NRA into Central Recovery Unit
Washington December 12 President Roosevelt plans a wide reorganizational step by forming a central unit to consolidate recovery agencies under the national emergency council. The move aims to fold the Public Works Administration Agricultural Adjustment Administration and related bodies into a single framework. The attorney general budget director and FTC chairman join the council. Frank Walker acts as executive director and drafts plans to eliminate overlapping units. The president intends to bring all recovery efforts together for the nation’s recovery act. Parker Dies After Paralytic Stroke in New York Home Washington December 19 Representative James S Parker Republican New York dies at 66 following a paralytic stroke last Wednesday. Parker long served in Congress into his second decade.
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Beet Warns Against Black Clothing To Protect Bees
The article notes that black attire attracts bees and advises avoiding black clothing. It mentions a cautionary hint about the color, emphasizing the risk to beekeepers and handlers. It also states that all US geese breeds descend from gray wild geese domesticated for centuries.
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Junior High Cagers Lacked Experience This Season
The junior high boys basketball team, coached by Art Petsch, faced inexperience with a new squad of ninth and eighth graders. The season opened with no games scheduled, and the team hoped to beat Galeton on June 16 while building a tournament path.
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