Weather delays push softball schedule into midweek
Readable notices show Sunday and Monday games postponed to later in the week due to rain. Federal league contests shift from Sunday to Tuesday and Wednesday, American and Moral leagues to Thursday, and National and Federal leagues to Friday. The week’s schedule ends with a cellar championship at a high school Tuesday night and league rematches throughout the period.
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Federal Ferene Oh Wodnastay
American and Moral Lengus
Federal League
Pridas
Mairidge Farthar
Eoingrete
Teast Priday
Ailion
Jaland Gravend
Ag High School
Current Schedules of Softball Leagues
Tuesday June 13 fixtures list six games across Hathmway-Nileo Elke Sunnyelds Street and Garnwey-Wheeler A U at High School. Wednesday June 16 Federal League at Geneva Park 8 30 pm ALO U WW against Model flit then Garnsey-Wheeler Dunget Urlo e 8 240 pm Sunnyalite Beecher. Thursday June 16 Island Grove Park 7 pm Besurity Benefit Auto Part Western Autos 8 pm Pure Ruey 3 pm Beecher vs Model Milin. Friday Night June 17 Island Grave Parks 8 20 pm Garnsey-Whestar Bunnyalda 7 30 pm Beecherve A Co US W 8 30 pm Modal Mille Sunt.
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Hathmway
Nileo Va
Elke
Kilshen
My Sunnyelds
High
Giaef
My Garnwey-Wheeler Va. A. U. Ww
Federal League Jalahd Genve Park
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Garnsey-Wheeler Vm Dunget
Urlo E
Sunnyalite
Beecher
Sland Grove Park
Besurity
Ve. Ruyere
Island Grave
Garneey-Whestar
Bunnyalda
Beecherve, A
Inland Grove Bofthall Collections Support Service Improvement
The Inland Grove Bofthall collections fund the thought bill and bulbs and other equipment. Management seeks to improve service to fans, with improvement depending on collections. No large request is made. fans receive value for a dime as a night program, and many feel their money is well spent.
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Bofthall
Inland Grove
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Golfers Here Beat Collins In Close Meet
Golfers of the Greeley Mountain club defeated Collins 1734 to 183 in a Sunday meet at Fort Cutis. The event featured Eaton-Lowell and MeArtine-Walker as top matches with Eaton beating Jowen 6 to 0 and Walker surpassing McArthur 6 to 4. Dinner for about 100 followed, and many results from other matches listed. women guests from Fort Collins included Meadamda Barry and Liggett among others. A return match tourney is planned for June 19 with Fort Collins and neighboring clubs.
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Greeley Mountey Club
Fort Cutis
Eaton-Lowell
Enton
Jowen
Walker
McArthur Jo
Esten Rk
Ame
Istas
Hark
Boulilaremont
Greeley
Fort Colina Fx
HeMontman
Dantivemoon
La Salle Merchants Rally to Beat Local Team at Island Grove
La Salle Merchants defeated a local team 6 to 2 in Sunday afternoon baseball at Island Grove Park. Key players included Hayden, Knespel, Miller, and Grady with strong pitching by Beals and Bealnk. The offense produced several hits and rounds across the later innings to secure the win.
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la Salle Merchants
Island Grove
la Sella Merchants
Oreeley Athletic
Inland Grove Park
Revley
AlLa Salle
OiHayden Wap
ZiMiller
Mstray
Olsilbhs
Go'grady
Bealnk
Innize Lal
Suri
Milter
Mer Jane Ano Om Bella
Ortegra Shack
Mear
Gealback
Sunday Scores from AMERICAN and NATIONAL Leagues
Summary of Sunday baseball scores from AMERICAN and NATIONAL leagues. New York beat Clavaland and Philsdelphia 13 to 0. Chicago defeated Wrebington 4 to 3. St Louis led NATIONAL play with Philadelphia 6, and Chicago 6 beat Chesnnath 1. Boston 4, Bt. Lowe hosted Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at New York postponed due to rain.
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American
New York
Clavaland & Philsdelphia
Datralt
Horton
Chicago
Wrebington
St. Louie
National Philiadelphia
Chesnnath
Boston
Lowe
Brooklyn
Pitteburgh
Matignal Beaque Pot
Ogston
Pittsbucet
Crooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Phiadelphia
Tutrale
Cubs Build Lead as They Edge Braves in 13th
The Cubs gained a 1 1/2 game lead in the National League after a 2-1 win over the Braves in 13 innings. Key hits included a late home run by Jurges and strong defense by the Cubs, with Hartnett, Surges, and Knobe contributing early offense before the decisive extra frame.
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Cote Jn Tha
Wou Cootwel
Chicagn
Braves
Toby
Chicago
Bravoa
Jurgos
Detblo
Meore
Uerman
Cub
Fuah
Englind
Benellif
Cuba
Aantwell
Threa Tuna
Gudnt
Dush
Hartnett
Surges
Knobe
Wally Berger
Jurges
Foxx Homer Sparks A's But Tigers Rally For Loss
Jimmy Foxx slugged his 22nd homer of the season but the Detroit Tigers rallied behind Helnie Schubla and Gerald Walker to defeat Philadelphia 6 to 4. McNair's early homer and a three-run burst in the seventh by Welker and Dyas paced Detroit as Earl Whitehill worked five innings for the win. Chicago White Sox beat Boston 4 to 1 on errors and good pitching from Frasier, while Babe Rath hit his 22nd homer for Cleveland amid a season-high crowd of 22,523.
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Presa Datrak
Jimmy Foxx
Enothar Nur Baeger
McNulr Trown
Datrak Tigers
Philadelphia Ashisticn
Tigera
Helnie Sehubla
Gereld Walker
Nenzaliona
George Barmebow
Eix
Tha Heth
Tha
A's
Alugicy
Schubie
Hayworth
Welker
Dy Davin
Rogel
Stone
Genable
Elngies
Heyworth
Walker
Schuble
Hayworth'r
Tiger Ron
McNair
Ly Sammons
Foxx
Homer
Rehuble
Dyas
Hishop
Algheh
Earl Whitehill
White Sox
Chicago
Jung
Boston
Vic Frasier
Pete Jaholonowekt
Marty
McManus
Pickering
Frasier
Red Faber
Red Sox
Bach
Baba Hite
Homare
Cleveland
Babs Rath
Bie Mhani Poth
Sesson
Mace
Ila Baaser
Washington
St Luala
St. Loula Crowns
Woahhington Senators
Coch Fincher
Senatécato
Brana
Dick Coltman
Mo Flest United
Buodleg Coffman
Browna
Walter Stewart
Senatora
Browns
Gregory-Armentrout win boys under 15 league title
Gregory Armentrout upset former champions Kenneth Rice and Elmer Grattan to take the city league boys under 15 title. The four-division league of 15 teams began in April, with Gregory Armentrout winning two singles and a doubles match to clinch the title despite a partial default.
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Frank Gregory
bin Armentrout
Kenneth Rice
Elmer Grattan
Lenala Lague
Dacho
Gregory
Grattan
Rice
Armentrout
Gregory-Armantrout
Othove
Negro Sets Dash Marks in Chicago Track Meet
A 22 year old Negro sprinter from Marquette led a record breaking day at the National Collegiate Athletic Association meet in Chicago. He and rivals from Pennsylvania and Ohio set world marks in the 100 and 200 yard dashes as 472 athletes from 38 colleges competed, eclipsing five world records and setting new marks across multiple events.
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Wera
Palo Alto
Callt
Metcalfo
Doneywelt
Ohio State
Elvala
Ohio
Honsiera
Minnesota
Alur- Guelto
Melcalte
Baling
Duckeya
USA
John Diack
Koeller
Furnlett
Furnlett the” Opyoultion
Suling
Henry Brecksmith
Nevayred
Asiriles
Cunninghan
Kansas Tyes
Brockamith
Cunningham
Amaeler
Charles Shugbert
Miami University
Oxford
Brocksmith
Shuearl
Greda
Hugh Rhea
Nebraska
Merlow Robert
Stanford
Chicago
Unete Gam
Hela Malph Metenife
Marquette
George Salings
University of Town
Jack Kelley
Ohio Atala
Fort Morgan visit by Ed Filitt college coach aims to aid youths
Ed Filitt a college graduate and former College High student plans a summer stay in Fort Morgan to work with local boys. He praises Fort Morgan’s tennis facilities and expresses intent to organize activities and coaching, hoping to help Greenley schools and youth programs.
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Ed Filtit
Hleh
College
Flint
Boya
Yort Morgan
Greeny
Salacy Culd
Golicy
Greelay
Denver Bears Edge Teachers College In Tennis Meet
The Denver Bears locals edged out a Teachers College squad aided by Greeley players. Bears won four of six singles with several close sets and took the doubles for a 6-4 team victory. Notable players included Ray Andrews Jr. and Dave Quer Jr. from Colorado.
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Denver Tennis Club
Teachers College
Greeley
Ray Andrews Jr
Colorado
Aggies
Dave Qeuor Jr
Colorado University
Marle Ogle
Two Premiers Share Planned Lausanne Talks on War Aims
French Premier Herriot and British Prime Minister MacDonald arrived at a common viewpoint for a possible wartime settlement. A brief communique indicated they planned discussions at Lausanne to tackle debts reparations and central European crisis amid broader war ending questions.
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Prise
Paria
Juin
Herriot
Franco
MacHausld
Great
Drllain
Thay Aye
Lauanui
Tha Teopent Recracy
Pramier E Hartlett
Ibaye
Lontehl
M. Herriat
MacDonald
Brencu Pramier
Bawla
Pol Tong
Jateras
Davila Resigns from Chile Socialist Junta
Davila resigns from Chile's socialist junta that overthrew President Montara a week ago. The move follows attacks by the Opinion newspaper against Davila's continuance, amid reports from Antofagasta and Tyulaus about Cosach Nitrate interests and a stalled dissolution. Associated Press confirms the resignation and comments from U.S. District Judge Aluaka.
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Jarintet Drens
Santiago
Chile
Caelo Davila
Washington
Luan Esteban Montara
Senor Daviin
Telegrama
Antofagasta
Tyulaus
Jonte Ae
Cosnck Organisation
Chilel
Fallca Ls Mutt
Curtis Will Remain Hoover Team Mate, Says Hotel Gossip
Chicago dispatch reports Republican convention chatter over Hoovers 1942 running mate. Curtis would likely stay as vice president if Hoover seeks renomination, despite debates on a dry plank and potential cabinet shifts. Officials cite loyalty to the president and the party, with several names floated as possible coordinating figures.
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Curtis
Hoover
Chicago
Dale Gate
Washington
Curtin Bo
Curtin
Corridora
Lobbiea
Mr. Hoover
Dickhusuy
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Associated Press
Theodore Noosevert
Philippines
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Alvan T. Felt Masa
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Atoll League
Haefeli
Wearara
Eatra
Edwin J. Haefy
Longmont
Fort Colling
Denver
Sterling
Fort Morgan
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