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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1930
Page
2
Odle leads Platteville to a 4 2 win on Sunday in Western League action. Western League first games list Pueblo 6 Topeka 12 Dee Moines 4 Oklahoma City 3 Denver 3 SL Joseph 10 Omaha 15 Wichita 3.
Long historical note recounts Jackson Hall remodeling and the evolution of Greeley entertainment venues from Barnum Hall to the Sterling theater. It highlights early ushers Charles N. Jackson and Charles B. Southard, who witnessed dances, operas, and medicine shows, and recalls stars like Madame Modjeska and Grismey.
Recent surveys indicate Germany is now bordered by 27 276 square miles more territory than before the war, following terms of the Versailles treaty. Population figures for Java and District D show an increase from 627 to 929 since the census.
National League sluggers outpaced the American League in week totals led by the Giants and Cubs. Giants won seven straight, hitting 97 times. Cubs 39 hits tied for second with Philadelphia. Yankees led AL in home runs with seven. NL clubs blocked more runs with stronger defense while AL fielding outpaced prior seasons.
Cowboy Jack Wilda of San Francisco, who once faced Mickey Waller, will meet Denver light heavyweight George Manley in a ten round open air bout at Morehants Base Hall on Tuesday night June 17. Promoter Lew Raymond of the Disabled American Veterans club announced the match last Saturday. The bout is billed as the first outdoor show here in several seasons. Wilda, known for rough and tough style, fights mostly in the south. His right hand punch has felled several opponents.
USC breezes to team title at Stagg Field as Wykoff shatters the century record in 100 yards without starting blocks. The 20 year old from the Pacific coast defeats Ohio State and Michigan rivals, helping the Trojans to first place with 57 7 70 points while Washington and Stanford trail in the Pacific coast surge.
Reports of bad weather in Daldonhel Ireland halt Captain Charles Kilgsford Smith from another attempt to cross the Atlantic in the Southern Cross. The flight time is postponed to tomorrow with plans still unresolved at Baldonnel airfield and the Curragh camp.
Brooklyn shifts further ahead in the standings with a 6 to 9 victory over Chicago. Luque pitched effectively for Brooklyn, aided by three double plays, while Finns clutch hit in the second inning sparked the rally. Blaonette led the day with three RBI as the Cubs struggled to reach scoring positions.
The Giants won their third straight over the St Louis Cardinals 4 to 1 as Bill Walker allowed two hits and fanned seven. Tomer and Allen drove in runs, with Allen’s two-out single sealing the win in the eighth. Ray Blades left the game injured for St Louis.
In Cincinnati, about 15,000 watched the Phillies sweep the Reds 2 in the second game after losing the first. Ray Berge held Cincinnati in check, while Klein and Benge produced key hits. Hints of errors and baserunning shaped the earlier game, with Harry Hellmann homering for the Reds.
Beresford, a Colorado University alum and multi sport letterman, will join Brush High School as a history teacher and coach next September. He will lead basketball and assist with football, reporting to Prof. G. A. Corman and bringing experience from university athletics.
About 70,000 fans are to watch Jack Sharkey of Boston face Max Schmeling of Germany over 16 rounds for the vacant heavyweight title with Gene Tunney relinquishing the crown on July 1 1923. Gate projections range from 600000 to over 700000. Sharkey favored by bettors despite erratic form. The undercard features ten round bouts and several six rounders as weigh-ins are scheduled for Thursday afternoon at 2 at the stadium.
The Philadelphia Athletics beat Chicago 6 to 3 behind two doubles and a triple in the fifth inning and Foxx’s 13th homer. Earnshaw pitched for the champions as Chicago’s offense struggled, with Foxx driving in three runs and McNair, Marr, and Cochrane contributing multiple hits. Umpires Van Grafs, Connally and McGowan. Cleveland’s Wesley Ferrell earned his 9th win as they defeated the third place club 3 to 2 to narrow the gap atop the standings.
In a 6 to 4 win, the Browns erased a scoreless seven innings with a five run burst in the eighth against the Yankees. Blue, Guile, Me, Hilo, McNealey, Gebrig, and Dickey drove in runs as Cleveland and Washington traded leads in a fast-paced game.
Flint coach Ed Picot calls for boys from Greyley and surrounding areas to join the American Legion junior league. A long practice is set for Monday with games Wednesday and Friday as the coach picks 14 players. Names must be reported by June 14 to participate. trials include pitchers Harold Swanson, Raymond Phelps, Roger Williams, Leonard Hendergon. infielders Ray Darnesti, Templin, Bernhardt, Bob Reed, Leater Todd. outfielders Nix, Whetstone, O Boston. Jackean field hosts practices and games as a summer league forms with nearby towns.
In New York a failed holdup at Mingo’s on East Tenth Street led Detective William Murphy to fire. A youth, Joseph Carey Jr., 16, was killed and bartender Touls Bertrosiciana was wounded. Five men were arrested, with two more later taken in. Budapest plans a $13.69 million expansion of water, electric, and gas works.
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