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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
9
The report covers multiple local league baseball games with detailed inning by inning scoring. Hathaway-Nilek and team performances highlight late rallies, home runs, and key brings in runs while pitching and fielding shaped outcomes.
The notice lists multiple softball league games across June at Inland Grove Park and Island Grave Park. June 10 to 18 feature pairings such as Security Benatar versus Auto Parts, Western Auto. Forbes versus Hayera. Hathaway-Niles versus Elks. and Garnsey-Wheeler against Sunset.
Washington built an early lead on Detroit errors and strong hitting by Sullivan to defeat the Yankees 6 4, reclaiming a game on New York while Chicago’s White Sox could not rally. Sullivan doubled twice and singled, backing Vic Sorrell who earned the win despite a shaky finish.
New York Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2 as Mel Ott homered twice, boosting his season total to 11. Ott also delivered the decisive runs in the fifth after George Grantham had tied the game. Jim Mooney pitched a complete game for the Giants, surrendering four hits while Owen Carroll allowed more baserunners.
June 9 report notes opposition to trimming the appropriation bill with a 14 percent proposed cut and 392,600,000 listed in the budget. In sports, Bob Brown of the Boston Braves suffers first defeat as BL Boyle secures a second straight win 2 to 1. Joss Finnnead held the Braves to five hits.
Argentine pro Jose Jurado arrives in New York for an exhibition and a busy tour plan that will include about 40 exhibitions and three major tournaments in the United States. He will also attend parties and promotional events while aiming to avoid disappointing Argentina fans.
U S players Wood and Mangin lead the tour against Great Britain in a two match start of an international series. Mangin defeats English rival while Wood loses a set as the Americans press early action. Mangin and Wood clash with Maw Coline and Dr J C Gregory in the coming singles while Austin and Mangin face Olt in the final singles on Saturday.
United States players Davis and Dustinensnad took an early 2-0 lead over Brazil in the interzone finals at Paris. Frank Shields defeated Ricardo Pernambuco in three tight sets, while Wilmer Allison beat Nelson Cruz 6-3 6-2 6-3. Cruz battled with an elbow injury after the first set but could not stop the American surge.
In a 4 to 3 Pittsburgh win, Honotha scored after Worthington’s run and Knothe Urbanski and Irach set the table as the Pirates clustered runs in the ninth. The Phillies were outhit 12 to 7, with starter French pitching well for Philadelphia but Pittsburgh seizing the late advantage. Heat and personal property in St. Louis face a 2.2495 billion dollar levy this year, down 7.01 million from prior, amid continuing assessments and policy changes.
The Senate approved economy and war department appropriation measures totaling 289.6 million dollars and 15.009 million in conference actions. Privileged legislation allowed limited supply for Red Cross purchases and agricultural goods. House and Senate faced veteran transportation refusals and requests for pension payments while considering a large deficiency appropriation of 915.9 million.
Occident al Lodge No 20 A F F and A M announces a special communication at the Manonla Temple at 2 PM on Saturday the 11th of June AD 1822 for the purpose of conferring Masonic burial on Brother John F Daker. Alfred Hiley, Secretary.
Gene Sarazen, American pro, shot 70 69 70 74 to finish 283 at the British Open in Sandwich England. Arthur Havers ledBritons with 69 69 but Yields 283 for Sarazen, with British contenders Whitcombe and Armour among top finishers as the event concluded.
A weather report from Colorado on Wednesday shows a beneficial rainfall south of Colting and northern areas, improving soil moisture for farmers. The United States weather station recorded 0.27 inch of moisture in the 24 hours ending Tuesday, with Lavering noting 2.2 inches of moisture in a nearby period.
A 1922 softball guide discusses rule changes on batted balls and fielding, umpire calls, and no protest policy. It notes last week’s results, plans for playoffs, league champion participation, and a two game elimination starting June 26. It lists teams, schedules, and proposed round robin formats to crown eight major league contenders.
The University of Colorado plans its 50th June commencement from June 11 to 13 with alumni returning for services. George Norlin will preside at the Baccalaureate address via KOA while Dr. Stanley Hornbeck speaks. Henry Alexander Drumm, the first class member, attends as guest of honor. Norlin sails for Europe after.
Mrs Mabel Gallagher II of Windsor is appointed postmistress of the Windsor post office for four years following her civil service exam success. She has held the position since her husband’s death on December 29 and advances after retirement plans.
Lamar Dotter, formerly of Denver, receives a fellowship from the Cleveland Clinic Foundation for work in geriatrics. A funeral service for Daniel will be held Sunday at 2:39 p.m. at Macy's drawing room, followed by interment at Luis Grave.
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