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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
2
Edward Neil reports on a chaotic heavyweight scene linking former titleholders and contenders. The piece weaves fighters including Baer, Carnera, and others into a tense card with verbal agreements and deferred matches shaping a volatile heavyweights market.
Promoters dispute lineup for the state wrestling event with top grapplers pressing for one hour matches. The Monday gathering has been shifted to June 24, with figures like Warner Girard pushing for extended time while others seek prime slots and a possible return appearance.
General Tah S. Johnson calls farmers to mobilize against NRA opponents. He accuses the vaulted States chamber of commerce and Republicans of backing a campaign to unseat the New Deal, urging farmers to monitor commerce and rally behind the New Deal plank by plank.
White Eagles defeated Delta 10 6 in the first game at Island Grove with strong hitting, scoring in the later innings to secure the win. In the second game Dilloway pitched well as Dillon Opp led the White Eagles to a 16 6 victory. key hits and early runs built a comfortable lead.
A garbled, early 20th century style sports column recounts wild games and league updates. It mentions Cleveland, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, and Washington with scattered player names, injuries, managerial tensions, and protests over performances. The piece hints at late season drama, trading rumors, and fan skepticism, concluding with a sense of mounting turmoil.
Readers see revised schedules for Loveland and surrounding markets with listings for Lasalle Merchants, Greeley, Loveland and Johnstown derbies. Events include July 31 and August 4 through August 25, detailing matches, venues, and participating teams across multiple towns and merchants.
Fort Collins golfers, riding three straight wins, travel to Greeley for a Northern Colorado Golf League intercity team match at Greeley Country Club. About 23 to 30 Fort Collins players join the event, with local Greeley golfers assembling Sunday morning for the tee-off at 8:30.
The Lambkins expect seven grid players to return for next season as key seniors graduate and the team loses multiple starters. Coach Ted Blevina faces a rebuilding period with several veterans and many backfield and line positions open.
A Berthoud farmer recounts a prize trout tale from a supply ditch report. The fragmentary notice mentions a gasping ditch scene, a pool, and a limp suspect, with references to Galen Ghlange and a priest. The garbled text contains stray names and places, including Los Angeles and Stein, but details are unclear.
The first band concert will be held Monday evening at the local hall. Kenneph Campbell, noted Vipal writer, directed the event. Performers include baritone Aol and trombone Amen with instrumental pieces titled Pease on earth and One Fleet ing ont.
Frederick general store owner Frederick Novell and Sam Baroni faced a county court ruling after federal agents testified they bought liquor from Baroni. The judge voided the town ordinance requiring licenses, citing clerk failure and meeting missteps. Both men were convicted in county court and fined $100 each before appeal.
Rei Keaton and Cloudy Wright advance for Geevley and Denver in a rugged semifinal trek toward the title. Eaton seeds into finals after a win over La Chopin, while Nathan Grimes and Frank Eigish also reach decisive rounds amid a logjammed bracket. The Burlington area reports a river flood affecting travel and events as teams press toward the championship.
The 43rd season features the Sheridan play Accent on Youth presented at Eliteh Gardens with support from Constance Gurumings and Mr. RoterGi. Dennis King stars in a New York production style, with a fresh South Sea restraint theme and a cast including Alle fionl Maniny and Kamalie Chiilunder. The production, directed by Aldine Pith, previews June 15 and runs seven performances through late June.
The trial in Denver involved Loustalalet suing the Beosperkcy Gell company for 3400 dollars alleging misrepresented notes and conditional terms. Walter Loustalalet testified that funds were for stock commissions. executives including Mathews and Blakethorpe faced questions over treasury transfers and company mortgage proceeds.
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