Greeley State Bears Lose Major Star Power This Year
Greeley State faces heavy talent loss as 16 athletes depart, including star backs, ends, linemen, and a top basketball and wrestling contingent. The football team braces for a weakened lineup in 1936 while the basketball squad loses key champions, and other sports see widespread turnover among lettermen and prospects.
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Greeley State Bears
Ixteen
Fed
al Greeley State
Rogi Bry
Greeley State
Rocky Mozulaln
Ravtple Taynes
Statph Parker
Speen
Packer
Graiiatinn
Pritz Areonecke
Brennecke
Janes
Keith Freeman
Layer
Lewis Seotlh
Charles Davidson
Floyd Monroe
Lavidsam
Monroe
Sehaal
Don Merthman
Ling
Hulllack
Theodore Schropp
Sehwal
Dave Mepanard
Estrade
Ball
Wilkinson
Calrus
Mefford
Ad Mion
Holton
Burgess
Clifton
Glerach
Efobart
Fot
Lewis
Meyer
Afiller
Panirenko
Reed
Signoretta
Sliger
Vat Weensel
Major Leagues Baseball Scores and Schedule Fragments
An update from the Major Leagues lists American League games at Chicago Detroit and New York with lineups including Brown Warder Kenedy and Sewell. Weiland Sullivan Cochrane and others. National League shows Boston New York final and postponements with players Heaton Schumacher Mancuso Hubbell Cantwell Magi and Nostin noted amid scattered game notes.
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Chicago
Cleveland
I L. Brown
Warder
Kenedy
Sewell
Detroit
Lauis
Wietrnit
Fi Weiland
A Temsley
Sullivan
Doaseie
Cochrane
New York
Boston
R. HN
Heaton
Schumacher
Mancuso
Myatt
Eaton
Mogan
Mueller al Borten
Hubbell
Cantwell
Magi Miliadelphia
Brooklyn
Fair City
Pictorial History of the Heavyweights by Sullivan Baer
The heavyweight era centers on Max Schmeling and Joe Sharkey with a disputed title reign and 1932 bout at Long Island Bowl ending in a split decision favoring Sharkey after a long officiating battle. The event grossed about 450000, with Schmeling earning 182780 and Sharkey 43000.
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Max Schmeling
Foul
Dack Bharkey
Heinig
New York Commission
Uhlan
New York Bad
Sharkey
Young
Cleverland
Battie
Ber
Gunbeat Smith
Schmaling
Intra-Mural Softball Team Picks Highlight Heavy Hitters
The intramural softball league announces its all star lineup and batting leaders after four games. Slockett leads at .625 with several players from Delta Phi Jags and Lambda teams among top averages. Weather delays remain, but selections for catcher pitcher and infielders are listed.
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Slockett
Hanlin
House Gs McGowan
Detta Pstees
Hammond
Pry
Kirby
Welsh
Youre
Miner
Welty
Wethenberger
Lambda
Allatar Iutrasaural
Speed
Taimed
Secreelion
Tisiborg
Detta Pat
Pitchars
Phi Delta
Contec
Rothenbeerger
Lamita
Gam
Freaman
Houre
Barnett
Houpe
Utility
Phi Delts
Greeley Golfers Travel to Boulder for Northern Colorado Meet
Greeley golfers head to Boulder Sunday for the Northern Colorado Golf meet. The squad is urged to be ready in time for the event and to report to Sam for preparations.
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Greeley
Boulder
Creeley
Northern Colorado Golf Mort
Gipson School Exhibit Showcases Child Handwork
A Gipson school display features clever handwork by Spanish American and Mexican students. Rug weaving, basketry, and woodwork will be shown Saturday through Monday in the Ninth Avenue building beside Martha cafeteria, under teacher Mrs. Masson K Parkper.
Willie Marsh shines at Booster Vaudeville event
Local theater notes report Willie Marsh, famed for his Denver University game winning pitch, performing at a downtown booster vaudeville. The crowd roared as he won prize money, boosting his amateur status endgame. The Katou softball club faced tough odds with the grandstand crowd and a torn fence scene described. Eaton boys are invited to use Island Grove for practice, provided it fits the regular schedule.
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Pagtig
Waa
Willie" Marsh
Willie
Denver University
bin- Ree
Tin
Katou
Wicely
Balon Boys
Island Grove
Ami
Tre
Wi Ray
Eaton Boys
Umi
Thirty-One Meeker Athletes Honored by Certificates
Thirty-One Meeker students receive certificates for sportsmanship leadership ability and scholarship at the close of the school year. Honorees include Nhothruen Bull Nickerson MUL Wallee Till Snddgrass Jaren Katte Merhert Ring plus several seventh and eighth graders across listed names. Eden Sees Parity Need Caesar... article shifts to Anthony Eden political note about the British government.
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Meeker
Eligh
Leland Doughty
Fina Hass Stall
Tibertio Fiore
Haulchon
Raymond Trank
Mark.oinpson
Jack Hunt
Martinsher
Stanford Pickes
Donald Fine
Lumbush
Lee Rabbis
Nat Secreury
Age Une Willingon
Eden
Softball Opening Set for Monday Weather permitting
Softball opening plans for Monday depend on dry weather with a full ceremony at the new park. Mayor Nrigge will throw the first pitch, with Sheriff Daa Anderson and Chamber officials officiating and umpiring as teams such as Gamnsey-Wheeley Fords and Safeway Stores play the opening games. A concert by the American Legion Dugle Corps and a parade are on the program, with no admission charges.
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Spley Softball Association
Nrigge
Folbrech
Greulny Chamber of Commerce
Daa Anderson
Storny
Dreskdeut
Chamber of Commerce
Ionation
Safeway
Elks
LaSalle
American Legion
Dugle Corps
Greeley Iould
Matengera
Gunns
Hall
Island Rovearn
New Park
Suniay Ae
Ieague
Aryond
Ira Timken
Adolph Miller
Floods Disrupt Colorado Rail Lines and Towns
Heavy floods cut Denver Cheyenne routes via Greeley and Borte cutoff. Kansas City line blocked. Union Pacific sent 60 workers to Greeley district to restore track toward 30 mph by Saturday noon. Floods damaged Lone Tree and Sand Creek areas, with fields and sugar factories affected. Pierce and Brush report inundation. two towns under water as guards and planes aid in rescues.
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Denver-Cheyenne
Greeley
Borte
Kansas City
Denver
aSalle Juiesburg
Union Pacific
Rafl
Sunday Church Services Across The City
A list of morning worships and events across churches including Holy Communion, Bible School, and special programs at First Congregational Mountain View Christien St. Paul German, First Christian, Church of Christ, Trinity Episcopal, Immanuel Lutheran, and other congregations. Notable items include Annual Children's Day, baptism, and musical presentations led by pastors and directors.
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Gantlot Wath Ave
Jith St. Rey
Sumlay School
Loth Ave
Tev
Beyle Taglis
Partar
Carl ‘Viwnan
D. Alvin Therg
Ry. Doerges
Mra
Waltto Norris
Blividge
Ritves
Fitle
Jetderd
Martha Read
Jack Cooper
Sylvia Stotth
Uul Terbert Hoover
St. Paul’s
Aye
TG. Eckhardt
Kay
Uinwran
Mountain View Christien
Jath St. Fey
James A. Hubbett
C. G. Reel
Misa Helen McMillen
Misa Thelma Gray
Accorpantat
Leo
Helen Reeh
Lydia Wolf
Church of Christ
E.P. Hall
Trinity Episcopal
Victor Warne
Holy Communion
Clweeh Gehool
Ely Lnanunion
Sceumoh
St. John's Cathedral
Reformed Presbyterian
Ter
First Evangelical Church
A. RH
Butlers Briedish Tabernacle
Juhi
Tantor
Moat Moly
First Church of Christ
Selentiat Uth
American Lutheran Conference Convention
Slenver
Engileh Lotherand
Erwin G. Lpritechel
Macaing
Swedlsh Free Church
Tuk SL
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran
Fred Mareicluentin
Luther Lowgua
Truth Center of Practical Christianity
Grand View
Methodies Episcopal
Grace Wilson
de. J. B. Wood
7Th Ave
Robert Med Jock
Pentecostal Assembly
Edith Urey
Young Teople
Church of God
Dengar
Church of the Alt
Stattle
HFKA
Pillar of Fire
Jasper Nogers
Methodist
Pores
Beigrnina
Rpworth ‘Leage
Church of the Warareneath
Flood Menace Strikes Crow River Area Near Kuner and Wiggins
Experienced irrigation men estimate the Crow river flood at 2500 to 6000 cubic feet per second as Lone Tree Creek swelled Friday morning. Water engulfed AML bridge approaches to the Crow and swept away several structures while neighbors helped move cattle from A. R. Morrison’s farm near the mouth of Lone Tree Creek. A two story house east of the Eighth street road faced destruction as the creek cut a ten foot bank to ten feet from the foundation. Mipwaertek’s arch over the old highway grade was described as the worst seen, with dead cattle, wreckage, driftwood and debris carried by the turbulent waters of Lone Tree Creek feeding the Platte near Klena and Wiggins.
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Fort Morgan
Colorado
National Guard
Flatte River
Beaver Creek
Platte
Beaver Reek
Brush
Burington
Gover Johnson
Lone Tree
Aml Bridge
Kuner
Longmore
Andy Thompson
Grealsy
Lone Tere Creek
Eighth Street
Harley Warren
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