Old Pete Declares Free After Major League Exit
Alexander Is Through with Major League finals era ends as veteran pitcher Grover Clave l and Alexandr release from the Pacific Coast league likely. Old Pete eyes play in the West, prefers coast clubs, says he may try the game elsewhere after a few days to see what turns up.
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Aggie College Announces Summer Coaching Classes
Aggie College opens summer coaching courses from June 11 to July at Colorado Agricultural College. Harry Hughes will lead football theory and track work with Pat Paige assisting in football and basketball. Paige brings national football rules committee experience and a history of coaching top college teams including all-Americans and championship squads.
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Agricultural College
Harry Hughes
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Indians University
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University of Chicago
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Yanks Open Western Trip With Big White Sox Win
The New York Yankees start a western swing by routing the Chicago White Sox 18 to 7. Babe Ruth hit his 17th homer, with Chapman and Reynolds also going deep, supplying the bulk of the offense.
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Associated Press
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Cubs Rout Braves in 16-2 Boston Tilt
Chicago Cubs continued strong to win 16 to 2 over the Boston Braves in Boston. Curley Chatham contributed with two base hits and a home run, while Teacheut and Blair led the attack as Grimes and Cooney struggled on the mound. Umpires were Jordan Rigter Donohue, with time 1:52.
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Utah University, Aggies Tied in Polo Standings
Utah University and Colorado Aggie polo teams split a four game series in the Rocky Mountain Conference. Utah won the last game 8 to 7 after a late rally, with Dave Robinson scoring the decisive goal for the Utes. Cuthbertson and Arnold starred for the Aggies, while Robinson and Moore led Utah with scoring contributions.
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Boulder to Host DeMolay Track Tournament Next Spring
Boulder officials announced that a DeMolay basketball tournament will be held in Boulder for the first time in years, with about twenty five teams expected. The event, to be staged at the University gym, marks a notable move from Denver where the competition had been held previously.
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How The Big Leagues Stand Western Statue Results
Western Statue Results show Wichita 11 Oklahoma City 3. Bt Joseph 2 Topeka 4. Bob Crozier to play Farnham Loveland to settle DeMolay stogies title. Finalists reached Loveland last Saturday but weather halted the final. Loveland won doubles in a playoff at Longmont Sunday morning. Longmont defeated Greeley to reach finals.
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University Sends 8 Track Stars To Chicago Contest
On June 8 coach Frank Potts will send eight track stars to Chicago for the National Intercollegiate track meet. From Colorado arrive Darrell Hamilton entering the broad jump and 100 yards, Wash John Robinson running the 220, Jo Hardtng running the quarter, and captain Himer Plain competing in the relay with Rowley Mountain conference teammates Estan and Meyars.
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Long
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Soft Ball Leaders Clash Here Wednesday Evening
Enthusiasm runs high for the forthcoming softball clash between Company M and Galland Chevrolet at South Want grounds Wednesday evening. Each team has 6 wins and no losses. Company M leads 38 to 17 over opponents. Galland Chevrolet holds 59 runs for and 6 against. Strong lineups include Company M stalwarts Buteley Dauth Murphy Gettman Olander and Pete Brown on the mound. Galland Chevrolet features Liniker Ninemier Belek son Lofgren Unothura Kruse and Johnson with the Swanson brothers handling mound duties. The winner will represent Greely at Lamar in the state tournament.
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Tudsidy Game Scheduled To Feature Fast Play At City Grounds
Managers decide to stage a Wednesday evening match at the South Ward grounds Tyelfth street and W seventh avenue to accommodate league members. Grooley’s Fang will be paid to come. The boys will play the regulation seven jalage in the fastest ball game ever played in the city.
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Loveland Climbers Summit Mt Audubon Amid Blizzard
Loveland group led by Misa Genova Keirnes Reginald Keirnes Bud Brown Téddie Matthays and graduate Dunning climbed Mt Audubon yesterday despite a fierce blizzard on the Continental Divide. They used Red Rock and Brainard Lakes routes to reach the Audubon Camp area at Brainard Lake shore. The expedition planned to abort if conditions worsened but pressed on despite wind and heavy snow.
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Texan Climber Triumphs In Fort Collins Hill Climb
A Texan rider won the first of its kind hill climb near Fort Collins as hundreds watched. The Sunday event featured riders attempting to reach a steep hillside summit, keeping sports excitement high with rapid, successive climbs.
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Hill Climb Sponsored by Trott Collins Motor Club
The event drew riders from Sherman and Denver for a long running hill climb. Smith, from Sherman, was the first to top the course at 876 feet. Jos Glba of Denver followed in 30.8 seconds, then Don Biel Olennah of Denver in 40.4 seconds.
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Denver
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Olennah
Softball League Scores and Oddities Reported
Softball results include Tul evening with Goming Mf and Girlands poned, De Molsy 19, Cianfae Mothoal at Hugh school, Post Office 2, H and HB barber Boyd's 7, Model Ale 6, Pratta bers 1, Jane Pine 2. The note adds a historical production figure: ammonium phosphate output in 1828 reached 5 700 metric tons, led by Germany with the United States second.
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