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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
4
Cunningham and Eastman set world marks in track events at a Princeton led meet in New Jersey. Dunninghan and Eastman delivered record times while Palfrey and Jacoby highlighted matches in tennis. The program included a skate and golf notes from Colorado Springs events and details on a Disabled American Veterans convention.
Morle Ogle falls in a Mierot row. Sid Arnstein wins. Park Ell club hosts Tuesday play. Johnny Goodman hinted as US Open champ. Dubs beat Phillies. Letty Gomez beats Detroit. Western and Southern matches unfold with Rusty Davis and Paviz squad heading to Europe.
Five Wellington residents were injured in a roadway spill on the Fort Collins Cheyenne road today. Two in critical condition were hospitalized, including William Ryan and his wife. Three children, identified as Body 1 Willa Alma and Samuel, suffered serious injuries. highway patrolman Rach Coons said a truck driven by RF Folck of Cheyenne was involved.
Marcy Cooper of Chicago nears a hopeless pocket on the backstretch and birdies on the final green to finish with 274 for 12 holes, tying Ky Laffoon and Don Nor for the western golf championship. The score near the 1929 record at the Ozaukee course in Milwaukee echoes Tommy Armour's five-year-old mark. Mentioned also is a state agricultural system in Kentucky teaching tobacco grading.
Morse dominated Denver, the Grealey Advertisers defeating Polidori’s team 5 to 0 at Sportaman’s Park. Lindberg drove in James with a double, Painter scored on Tesone’s hit, and Morse’s pitching held Polldor to four hits as the Ads clinched a clean shutout with strong defensive plays.
Cheyenne and Harbours led a trio of Sunday wins with the White Eagles. Gheyenna crushed Coca Mola 22 to 2 at Bportaman's Park while Harbours edged Kurt Lupton Star 11 to 9 and Graoley White Eagle Juniors beat Futon Juniors 10 to 4. Local schedule shows Harbours versus Vo W at 9 pm.
The National Beet Growers Association approves a plan aligning farm and processor terms under the AAA, urging equitable production cost appraisal for beets and related products. The telegram from Chester G. Davis cites calls for production cost recognition and fair sharing of net proceeds from sugar and by products to benefit both growers and processors.
A scrambled report outlines Senate battles over a two billion dollar appropriation for rearmament aims, tax measures, and railway policy disputes. It notes Hastings resistance to procedural tricks, Huey Long filibuster, Ell’s influence, and a banking bill extending a one year window for book separations from investment affiliates.
The McArthurs Larry and Don topped 12 players in a medal play event at Grao-Tey country club over the weekend. Larry shot 74 to lead, Don 76 for second, with Lou Billott matching 88 for a close finish and Proxy Wiman scoring 87 for third.
Windsor June 17 Ary Lauren Peterson widow of W H Paterson died after a long illness Saturday night at age 88. Born Williamsburg Jan 12 1810 she married William H Paterson Dec 28 1869. The Patersons moved west in 1870 to farm near Timnath then Windsor where she lived 27 years. A longtime member of the Windsor G A E and a pioneer worker she sewed garments for Indians in the Batdro Valley and was active in the Methodist church and Eastern Star. Survived by three daughters and one son including Mrs Frank Laybourn of Gresley and Mrs F A Gras.
Detroit beats New York 5 to 3 with 2 or 3 for Detroit. Boston wins 7 to 6 over St Louis. Chicago 8 Philadelphia 3. NL games include Boston 4 Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 6 St Louis 7. Obituary notes Mrs Jessie Mardlag and Charlee Tetoreon. Funeral for Mrs Peterson at Windsor Methodist Church Thursday at 2 PM conducted by AM. A Carpenter. Interment Windsor Cemetery.
The Valley View Allied Workers held their first 4H district meeting at Valley View School on June 18 with Reed Miller and Jean Ef speaking on record keeping. Roger Hay was elected president and W F Waller vice president as mothers attended along with girls including Edith Kinuison Loydean Haworth Helen Cassady and Marta Craig.
Two automobiles were stolen Saturday near Clinton Pharmacy and later recovered in Denver. A 1926 Buick owned by Maley of 1125 Tenth Street was taken from in front of Wisemas Titoress. The sheriff's office held 12 and 16 year olds in custody.
Paris reports German leaders push for a Franco German alliance as talks yield slow progress and border questions loom. The narrative mentions disarmament, key officials, and a calendar of club meetings with dates and modest sums noted for a local gathering.
A damaged account recalls critics of racing dangers and praises engineers at Goodrich for an invention named Life Saver Golden Tig that supposedly withstood terrific speeds. It notes car blowouts, tire heat, and earlier risky tests to prove safety.
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