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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1931

Page

3

Fort Collins Sends Track Team to National Meet

Fort Collins to compete at national meet with Loveland trials produced promising marks. Coach George W. Hoott announced tryouts. top performers like John Moore and the relay quartet posted fast times. The squad aims to beat Chicago meet marks and reach the required standard in events including the javelin.

Fort Collins John Moore Moore Horton Byanvor Toliver Yeaard Cal- Uns Boulder Chicago L Banstead C. Laird Laird Miles Damke Dreki Ila Arm Gonch Scott

Harvard Youth Rep Ticknor Shines In East Baseball

Rep Ticknor, Harvard youth and football All-America candidate, shines on the diamond with Brown, collecting two triples and a home run in five at bats. The piece notes his versatile athletic talent and the broader context of college sports, finances, and amateur ideals including football's dangers and student loans. It cites Nebraska figures on football risk and university loan funds, plus California tennis abroad and a Newport to Plymouth yacht race.

Rep Ticknor Harvard Brown Newport R. 1 Plymouth England Grulaing Club of America Ocean Racing Club of Great Britain

Favorite Wins English Classic at Epsom Downs Oaks

Favorite Brufette, carrying Lieutenant Colonel C. W. Birkin’s silks, won the 149th Oaks at Epsom in a close finish over Four Course with Lord Ellesmere’s Four Course in second. Jockey Billlet steered Brufette as she held lead from the start, defeating Four Course by a length with Jank Tor following. The race grossed near $40,000 with added money of about $10,000. The Oaks, first run in 1778, is the elder of England’s turf classics.

Epsom Downs Eng Figain Frulotte C. W. Birkin Newmarket Brulette Odda Birkin Lord Ellesmere Freu- Foz Cameronint W. M. G. Singer Birkin Tilly Bi Ilett Brufette Vals Med

Fourteen innings tilt features White Sox over Athletics

Chicago White Sox beat Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 6 in an 18 inning marathon. Lou Fonseca opened the late scoring with a home run to spark the rally and Grover Alexander absorbed the loss in the long game. Mule Haas and Watwood contributed early, while Red Faber faced Roy Mehnfey on the mound for the Sox. Hal McKain shut down the champions till the final innings.

Philadelphia Chicago Philadelphia Athleticcs Lou Fonseca Sox Athletics Te Wlac Grover Mule Haas Watwood Red Faber Roy Menatfey Hal McKain

Baseball Roundup: Cubs Pirates Reds Cardinals Winners

National Robing Beat Cute 3 1 Asociated Prom Chicago June The Brooklyn Roding evened their tour game series with the Cubs today by taking the final encounter 3 to 1. Babe Pholpw au Jack Quion held Chicago to all 8 Boston Beat Pirates 40 Pittsburgh Japs 6 Boston matte flys Hite. The Pirates were blanked by Zachary 4 to today. It was the final game of the series. Rede Beat Phillies 9 2 Cincinnati June 6 The Reds hem Missed four Philadelphia pitchers to play for a to 2 victory marking the second time this year the Eighth Placers boasted a three same winning streak Wally Roettger led the attack with two triples and two singles in five times at bat. Young Johnson Rods pitcher never was in danger. Corditale Best Gianta 6 7 St Louis June 8 Singles by Wat king and Colling In the tenth inning with a sacrifice and pardon base gave the Cardinals an 8 to 7 victory over the New York Giants today The Cards won the series 3 4

Tigers Senators Washington Bam” Jones Detroit George Able Jone Walker Johnson Yanke Rowne New York Baby Ruth Omar Yanks St. Louis Browns Babe Jimmy Reese Sammy Gray Browns Cute Chicago Brooklyn Roding Cubs Babe Pholpw Jack Quion Boston Pirates Pittsburgh Pittuburgh Zachary Rede Phillies Chelynati Reds Philadelphia Wally Roettger Young Johnson Rods Corditale Gianta Loulé Watking Colling Pardon Cardinals New York Giants Cards

Rockefeller Gifts Northern Baptists 400000 Outright

Kansas City June 35 delegates at the Northern Baptist convention discuss a 400000 gift from John D Rockefeller to the current budget with no conditions. Dr W M Bowler notes the donor’s generosity and hopes for a rising trend in receipts for the year ended April 30. The 1881-32 budget is set at 5100000 and San Francisco chosen for the 1983 convention. A twice weekly air service between Juneau and Seattle has begun.

Kansas City John D. Rockefeller Northern Baptist Convention W- M. Bowler Bowler Baptiste San Francisco Pacific Coast Seattle Juneau Alaska Wash

Count Harkovsky to Entertain at Arena Monday

Promoter bills Count Harkovsky Ruselan heavyweight champion as headliner at the State Armory arena next Monday night. The card features a marquee bout with Nick Velcoff Bulgarian champion, part of a strong program led by Wild Bill Thornton and Hypretto Marshall. Local observers anticipate one of Colorado’s best wrestling events ever, with Thornton aiming to dethrone Marshall in his home state.

Mat Armory Arena Ermak “Harkovsky Arkovsky Han Russia America Count Harkovyaky Critica Joca Empx Nick Velcoff Harkovaky Velcoff

Suit on Nakao Case Seeks Clarity on Injury and Recovery

Witnesses described Nakao’s limp and medical opinions debated whether arthritis contributed to the limp. Dr. Broman doubted full recovery even if the bullet remained, noting left leg atrophy and possible chronic impairment. Dr. Corrigan suggested no major knee or hip arthritis at discharge. The defense pressed to separate injury from arthritis and questioned the timing of medical conclusions.

Corrigan Nakao Denver Partho Repady Calhoun Willam R. Bank J. W. Vaughn Broman Eve Nakao Nawao Maither Cous

Local residents enjoy visits and engagements around LaSalle and beyond

Social notes detail Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Boulter and guests dining in Eaton, Mrs. Hester and Miss Mabel Boulter teaching in Carbondale, visits by Norman Brand near Alamosa, and family gatherings hosted by the Rudds in LaSalle. Travelers include Mrs. Thoring of Sharon Springs and others returning from Ogden Utah and Astes Park.

Colo LaSalle Will, Rudd Girl Chicago E. W. Rudd Greeley C. D. Rudd Wil Rudd W. Rudd Thoring Sharon Springs Kansan Ia Donald Harria Otto Christian Susan Monros Ogden Utah J. J. Jett la Balle David Stewart Louise Eleator Jack Blanchard Betty W. L. Wilkinson Jack Astes Park Astes H. Wire T. N. Connell Irma Kather

Local Social and Sports Notes from Around June

Williams and Maude Watts with Ed Spencer visited Herr Lake LaSalle and nearby spots on June 6 joining guests from St. Louis and Denver. Alpha Sigma Alpha members escorted Marian Bohrons to Estes Park at the Lewis ton hotel. Ed Culler and son visited from Fort Collins for dinner with Earl Todd. Herrera defeats Anderson for a 10 round decision in Pittsburgh while Kansas City mail crews reach Denver to establish the new westbound route.

Windsor Boy Honored for Life Saving

Windsor reports a 13 year old Paul Kuentzel will receive a hero medal and merit badges from the Boy Scouts of America for saving two companions from drowning at Windsor lake last December. The ceremony occurs Sunday night at a union service in the Christian church with local clergy and a musical program.

Windsor Paul Kuertzel The Christian Church Hoy Beouts of America Norman A Durtee Boy Beouts Fort Collins Bay J. A. Smith Methodist Church Merritt Wimberly Thy Epecial Mualo Paul Dodie Maul Charles Kerowsky Windsor Lake J: Kuentzel

Brave act earns Kuentzel a medal after sea rescue

In a perilous sea incident a person crawled on his bendy until firm ice appeared near shore. Companions were out and the rescuer acted decisively to prevent drowning. Kuentzel receives a medal soon after the act of bravery.

Kuentzel Katy

Serbians to Build Earthquake Resistant Homes

Belgrade plans to construct earthquake resistant housing in south Serbia to prevent future devastation. King Alexander invites Italian architects to demonstrate proven building methods as government votes 100 million dollars for rebuilding regions wrecked by seismic damage. The plan aims to give peasants better, more comfortable homes than ever before.

Presa Belgrade Paavan Serbia Alexander Aretectu Italy

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