Greeley DeMolays Win State Track and Tennis Titles
Greeley DeMolays swept the annual state carnival at Jackson Field, topping track events with Snyder scoring 12 points and Grosvenor 18 as the team won five of six track trophies and claimed both tennis titles. Dave Bauer beat Bill Farnham for singles, while Crosier and Link won doubles in a 4-2 6-4 final. Fort Collins and Loveland figures trailed as the meet wrapped in brisk weather with strong field performances.
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Focal
Fort Collins
Boulder
Bob Crosier
Triyo
Longmont
Jerry Snyder
Teachers College
Joel
George Grosvenor
Fine
Rocky Mountain Conference
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Grosvenor
Kenny Hauke
Bozen
Wille Snyder
Fin Tia Field
Stephen Force
Chet Bleeder
Don Straight
Paul Gray
DuWayns Kendal
Jens Smith
Don Blahop
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Link-Tripp
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Baseball scores flash: early results across leagues
Sporadic results include Boston vs Philadelphia rained out in seven innings, New York 4 over Cleveland 6, Detroit 4 over Cleveland? The day’s card shows Chicago and St. Louis top two, Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 4, Western toppers Wichita 0, Oklahoma City 3 at Pueblo with two games noted, including a night Donvar game.
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Donvar
Errors Shine Across Major League Week in 1920s Style
The Associated Press notes a busy week with few teams committing under ten errors. The Boston Braves posted 18 errors in nine games, Pirates 27 in eight, Athletics and White Sox fielded poorly with only three errors, while Phillies stood out with four mishaps. The Brooklyn Robins led with a 4-1 mark, Cubs 7-2, A’s saw two losses in eight, Cleveland and Washington fought tight for top AL. Cubs and Cardinals battered pitchers, Chicago 100 hits, Cards 91. A’s 40 runs, nine homers led both leagues, Cleveland 85 hits tops AL.
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Fort Collins Man Wins Tri-State Golfing Tourney
Ft. Collins golfer A. D. Chapin captured the second annual Tri-State Championship at Cheyenne Country Club with a 209 total. He edged Cheyenne’s Albert Crowland who shot 223. Chapin’s rounds were 70 74 66, Crowland 72 78 76 as sixty five players from Colorado Nebraska and Wyoming competed.
Race Recheck Demanded Over 500 Mile Finish
Indianapolis May 31 An AA A hearing was ordered to decide if Louis Schneider or Fred Frame won the 500 mile race. Harry Hartz demanded the review, with W D Edenburg announcing the protest and a hearing set for tomorrow morning. Official records show Frame crossed 69 seconds ahead after a recheck. Meyer protests third place, with Stevens and Hepburn involved in the outcome.
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American Automobile Association
Chenider
Louis Meyer
Southgate
Colt
Myron Stevens
Ralph Hepurn
Los Angeles
Meyer
Big Air Line Merger Unites Four Airlines
Consolidation of management, operation, traffic and sales joins four allies flying 12,000,000 miles annually. National Air Transport, Boeing Air Transport, Pacific Air Transport, and Varney Air Lines form a coast to coast 38 hour service with 180 planes and 382,300 miles daily. P G Johnson of Boeing to president, Varney named president of the new alignment.
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Inka
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Year of hope as stars line up for matches and players
The piece lists expected hopefuls from America including Gene Sarason Johnny Ferrell MacDonald Smith Joe Turness Horton Smith Joe Kirkwood and Tommy Armour. It notes England will respond with Archie Qompston Henry Cotton Percy Alife JLO Jolly Charles Minegt and R A White, Burg Arlett of the Philadelphia Nationals among few remaining headline names. Arlett stays with the Dig Six as Ruth Cochran Simmons Hornsby and Stephenson. Worwik of Cleveland sits near .342 while Sonny Jim Fottomly Jerrod Ita Hoy year ago and the west fielding well and hitting above 340 are cited as elements of the season’s balance.
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Gene Sarason
Johnny Ferrell
MacDonald Smith
Joe Turness
Horton Smith
Joe Kirkwood
Tommy Armour
England
Archie Qompston
Henry Cotton
Percy Alife
Ilo
Jolly
Charles
Minegt
R.A. Whitecombo
Burg Arlett
Philadelphia Nationals
Racrust
Arlett
Ruth
Cochrane
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Hornsby
Stephenson
Joe Worwik
Cleveland
Sonny
Jim
Jerrod
St. Louis
Kenson
Tennis Honors Go to Greeley at Cheyenne
Greeley high won both its doubles matches and three of four singles at Cheyenne Saturday morning. Greeley No 1 Gordon-Jonen defeated Garcia-Engstrom 6-3 6-3. No 2 Ogle-Stevens beat Horsekey-Rosenbloom 8-4. Greeley also won singles matches including Gordon-Greesley defeating Garcia 8-6 6-1.
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Horsekey-Rosenbloom
Fastest humans enter NCAA meet beyond ten seconds
Half a dozen years ago a sub ten second 100 yards was rare now a dozen sprinters enter the NCAA meet at Stage 1. Eddie Tolan of Michigan faces a tough field led by Frank Wykoff of Southern California with 9.4 seconds, while other contenders include Medley, Swift, Glass, Kigner, Tolan, Tags, Stekle, Conway, Tierney, Baker and Doog in various notable races and tennis results from Orange to France.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Eddie ‘Tolan
Michigan
Midnight Express
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Southern California
Tolan
Medley
Southwestern
Swift
Washington State
Glass
Oklahoma A. & M
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Tags
Minnesota
Stekle
Kansas
Conway
Towa
Tierney
Mar-qnette
Baker
Oklahoma
Man Kills Wife and Two Children Just at Daybreak
In Portland Oregon, May 31, Ormond 38, alleged murderer, is accused of suffocating his two children with a kitchen range and stabbing his wife after dawn. Neighbors report screams as he fled in a nightgown, armed with a sword and bayonet. Police hold him on murder charges awaiting filing.
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Oro
Iran
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Local Socials and Church News Highlight June Activities
A list of town social events and church society notes includes Mrs. Lenna Marlow’s visit to her grandmother, a minor operation for Margaret Kleber, and visits by Lillian Walker and others. The Aust Lutheran church Choral Union formed with officers named, and Rev Bonaga directing. Various bridge clubs, teas, and social hours follow with hostesses named and recurring community gatherings noted.
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Hudeoute
Agnew Hill
Walter Ward
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Pred Hansen
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J. 5. Bonaga
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Jquatt Friends
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Kan
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Japan
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Gresley
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Myra
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Matronette Bridge Club
J. Donald Sivers
Briggsdale News Briefs Include Travels and Commencement
Harry B. Greene returned from a motor trip to Raton New Mexico for the high school commencement. Miss Mary Wilson, an intermediate teacher here, left for California for about a month. Ray and Mrs. George Tripp and others returned from Colorado Springs after attending the state Congregational churches conference.
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Harry B. Greene
Raton
New Maxtoo
Mary Wilson
Calif
Ray
George Tripp
Hb, Hoffman
Ray Costes
Colorado Springs
State Conference of Congregational Churches
Firestone Tires Claim Racing Prowess and Leadership
Firestone credits 21 years of race testing for tire leadership in safety and endurance. Innovations include Gum-Dipping for cord insulation, Balloon Tires for speed and grip, and Double Cord Breaker for stronger tread bonds. 72 entries, 40 survive trials, all on Firestone tires, with multiple endurance feats cited.
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Firestone
Intel
Peter de Paolo
Safeway Stores, Inc
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