Loveland and Fort Collins Teams Set for Greeley Game
Local fans will see Loveland and Fort Collins clubs travel to Greeley for a Sunday night doubleheader at Island Grove Park. The Loveland Bikes face Dr Urie's squad with game time around 7:30 PM. Fort Collins hosts a second matchup showcasing regional talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottball Teans
Greeley
Island Grove Park
Graveley Bike
Natlomdieogua Chimpa
Lod
Fost Age Rogulion
Fort Callin
M- Lovoland Bika
Dr. Urie
Urluts Naveang
Jusso
July Fourth Morning Sports Plan Touts Events and Races
Plans for an all day July Fourth sports program feature morning races and novelty events. Reports from Doubenmier, Walker and others describe track results, prize money rules, and various dash and novelty competitions for boys, girls, and adults.
No Games Scheduled in Major Leagues This Friday
New York notes a rare Friday with no games in either major league as rainouts cancel all four national war battles and delay two Philadelphia rivals. Players were ready to play when the weather halted activities, and teams faced postponed events across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Tauia Cardinale
Phillies Enim
Philadelphiia
Wai
Sweden to send 65 athletes to Olympic Games in 1928
Sweden announced a team of 65 athletes for the Amsterdam 1928 Olympics arriving in late July. The group includes 17 women and representatives in track and field boxing cycling equestrian fencing modern pentathlon rowing swimming and wrestling. Notable returnees likely include A-thorfelt and B Lindman in wrestling and sailing star Avaden who won several titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Log Aiguley
Dune
Fiz
Oye
Bwrelen
Lon Angelea
Atl
Tor Wibou
Sweulill Olimole Association
Ant Yacheling
Sweden
Willam
Henry
Sparta
Divaglor
Olvera
Germany
France
Italy
Holland
Greece
Aprin
Portugal
Argentina
Ireland
Cuba
A- Thorfelt
B. Lindman
Amsterdam
Avaden
Nalion
Tennis Tournament Planned by Scout Troop 56 at Kersey
Scouts of Troop 56 meet in Kersey on Wednesday to set dates for a tennis tournament planned near June 25. Edward Merkel elected to fill vacancy created by Dob Law moving to Greeley as several draws are prepared for the tennis event and a list of matchups includes Gustafson, Crandall, Merkel, Muodgett, Adamava, Barker, Nell Neabit, Menger, Gustafsen and Pola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Edward Merkel
Seria
Dob Law
Greeley
Shigio
Gustafson
Tommy Gehank
James Daly
Geelf Gustafson
Arche Crandall
Rinnet Burkhart
Edwards Merkel
Bert Muod
Northern Net Tourney Opens Here June 27
The Northern Net tournament opens June 27 in Greeley and runs through July 2. Open to all, the event attracts top players for singles and doubles. Entry fee is 1.00 for singles and 1.50 for doubles per team. Merle Ogle defends singles title. Andrews and Foster back as doubles champions. Timothy of Greeley returns as a past winner. Entries may be made at the Tribune office or with Merle Ogle at 1940 Tenth Avenue, phone 6323. California game commission plans stocking 20 000 pheasants in Northern California and several thousand pan- hens in Southern California this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Momniny
Mayers
Ton
Ping
United States Lawn Tennis Ausociation Ganctiona
Aingtes
Merle Ogle
Will Andrews
Foster
Timothy
Piag
Chile
Tribune
Tenth Avenue
Meeting Notice for Scout Supper on River
The next meeting is scheduled on Wednesday June 3 at the river with a scout supper cooked over a fire. Attendees listed include Carl Johnson Jacke Doty Arthur Crandall Edward Melkalva Rundell Burkhart and Tom mo cena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doster. Poubles
Coell Guatafon
Bert Dmudgette
Carl Johnson
Jacke Doty
Arthur Crandall
Edward Melkalva
Rundell Burkhart
Tom Mo Cena
Ben Ben Fra
Millers Capture Federal Loop Championship Upsets Hit
Millers win the Federal Loop title in a tense Friday night game at Island Grove with a standout upset over Sunset Model Mills and two tall players, while G W Hach club and White Workmen also claim wins. Wheeler anchors Ancient Order of United Workmen’s victory as Beecher’s squad suffers a late-innings collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miscino
Cuiday
Wheeler
United Workers
Bunnyarda
Beecher
Heeshor
Man Bit Wilkinson
Sunnyena Pligher
Johnston
Wokinson
Wan du Toa Tate
Sunger
Aw Mods
Mira
Taal
Boney
Mia
Boan
Millers
Garver
Gefball
Island Grove
Model Miss
Tommy Guyin
Amler
Tatand Grove
Lely
King
Methroy
Boxe
Ayres
Miller
Gaseman
Emmumyd
Inko
Piervour
Errora
Andorape
Collino
Model Mills
United Workmen
Avon
Bheacher Ball Club
Ira
Ubyea
USW
Waa
A. O
WU. W
Veechar
Saat
Thomas
Cranmurst
McLain
Enderd
Glebe
Filta
Aleup
Parkler
Flayers
Aberts
Strave
P Johnson
Gham If
P.steph'r
Thoman v
Dumborey
Gronhulat
Ingersall Ct
Watley Rt
Mstrow'r
Juningai
el Reecher
Garnagy-Wheelet
Acore
Islanol Grove
Astifa
Gunnyetde
Garnsley-Wheeler
ER. Murphy
Bunnyarde
Ang Potts
Gow
Sunnyside
Abe Hj
Ab Crutmuett
Kler Sham-Hoo
Owoener
Anderson Rf
Roy
Gyotla Sb
Tolurghy Ts
Rodingun
Moyors
Current Schedules of Softball Leagues
Island Grove Park hosts Sunday games at 6 00 p m with Gresley Elkm vs Ted s Place of Fort Collie at 7 30 p m Loveland Elke vs Br Uri scheduled across the day. The listing shows multiple matchups and venues for softball leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridune
Colorado
Island Grove
Island Grove Park
Gresley Elkm
Ted's Place
Fort Collie
Loveland Elke Ve. Br
Uri
British Open Champion Welcomed Home by New York Officials
Gene Sarazen, winner of the British Open with a record 283 strokes, received a jubilant homecoming in New York. Mayor Jimmy Walker presided as a reception at City Hall featured a testimonial banquet, cameras, and praise for his historic feat in both England and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thielty
Gene Sarazen
Doughty Witte Amors
Battery
Jimmy Walker
Jimmy Walker and the Departmient of Iauitation Land
Cavers
Tinstead
Walker
International
Sport
Sarazen
England
America
Sarhzon
Four Greeleyites in Denver tennis meet
Greeley delegates Merle Ogie Dave Raver Greetey Timothy and Dean Branley travel to Denver to compete in the annual city tennis tourney opening today. Ogie faces Leonard Pultorgon at 2 30 with Raver Timothy and Branley also scheduled for singles matches against Jenkinson Moska and Short respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner
Greelay
Denver City
Beaver
Creeley Timothy
F. Shvort
Ogi
Teachers
Laa
Barer
Greeley
Porte Colorado
Colorado
Tinson
Timothy
Dean Stantey
Gresley
Nia
Stanley
Teachara
Colo- Tada
Onli Batar Fay Digit
Golf Invite to Estes Park by Greeley Team
A Greeley golf team from the Greeley Country Club heads to Estes Park on Sunday for an invitational on the Estes Park course. Teams from Estes Park Boulder Fort Collins Longmont and Graeley compete for a trophy donated by a Longmont resident. Players listed include Donald McArthur Nava Haver Joe Woolt Earl Bing and T. H. Atkinson among others. A large group from Greeley plans to watch the tournament and many relatives and friends will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftive
Greslay Country Club
Ester Park
Ealea Park
Estes Park
Boulder
Fort Cullin
Longmont
Graeley
Greeley Veil
Frau Thinsky
Donald McArthur
Nava Haver
Joe Woolt
Earl Bing
T. H. Atkinson
Ed Holden
Tarry Hood
L. M. Thompson
T. G. Broman
He P. Winn
D. Woollsack
Harold G. Wood
Ward
Navy
and Mee
Pat Berry
Fort Collins
Donald AtcArthur
Trophies Donated for Net Tourneys This Saturday
Merle Ogle announces prizes for the annual junior and boys tennis tournament to start Saturday. Waytora College store awards the junior trophy again, while Mana will donate the boys trophy. Entry fees are 24 cents for juniors and 10 cents for boys. Entries close Thursday at 4 pm, June 28, with draws to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni
Merle Ogle
Waytora College
Mana
Lue
Sorla Ople
Ayenua
the Tribune
Slants on slugging era and 1933 pennant talk
The column discusses post war power hitters like Buzz Arlett and Babe Ruth era comparisons, noting Gobing and Gebriz three homer efforts and the lack of a four homer game in twelve years. It quotes Branch Rickey and observers on team strategy, pennant hopes, and Olympic plans amid Card dedication and rival talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Gotrig
Buzz Arlett
Pilite Carrott
Athletics
Mack Thag bin
George Harritan
Yankees
Big George
Ruth
Gobing
Gebriz
Jeslawsy
Prices Cut to Draw Crowd for Big Tuesday Fight
Edward J. Neil reports from New York on price cuts at Madison Garden to fill 77,000 capacity for the heavyweight bout. Ticket prices drop to 2 to 15 dollars, taxes add 10 percent on pre-fight sales, reducing potential gross. Promoter hopes fight yields artistic triumph amid uncertainty of venue and fighter readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Neil
Peeas Sports
New York
Jung
Max Belieneltogy
Beale
Wadern Sing Blako
Dogan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loveland
Oy B. Doubenmier
DI Walker
Hume
Chicago
Uadar Hopldy
Douuenmier
Lrather
Eso
Big Alster
Dyouhonmier
Andstead
Fort Collings
Doubomnier
Port Colina High Neuaol
Je Iik Fa Hla
Lambéhn
Tua
Tittle
Ulgbt
Ganica
Lout
Borger
University of Maryland
Wany Ag
Mel Ingram
Wallnes
Hla
Eyaudhe Butamse
Placer
Randndni
Faltimore
Mazz Arlett
Phiadelphia Netionals
Arlott
Ahmad
Joe Hawsar
Earl Moora
Vany Pepper
Guifelier
St. Loula Cardinaly
Inbama
Uso Hose
Diezy
Wid Taran
St. Louis
Dean
Mrs. Hack
Torathy W. Hack
Sacramento
Calif
Tosephina Gray
Cincinnati
California
Cal
California Game Commission
Por Rubinaa
Vnntage
Garnway Wheeler
Syasol
Sunnyalds
Garitsey
Federal League
Ode Mills
Sunuat
Sumnyalds
Garusey
Tod
Greeleyites
Denver
Alan Gouti
Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Haye
Iy Tellevo
Arc Polley
Ike
Dante Fortis
A. A
Woolworth
Hiaxtyla
Etaming
Tebbe
Sint
Ferris
Stork
Milliken
Willan Franklin
Sunset View Pavilion
Geo. Rein
R. R. Routt
Red Bullis
Fred Rein
Matcil
Black Panther
Jack Anderson
Rlanta, R.R
Railroad
Routt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!