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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1944
Page
10
In a chaotic recap, Panthers win as junior and recreation leagues feature mixed results. Teams like Tigers Inn and cloce in Ai league appear, with players such as Shemp and Santon noted, though many fragments obscure final tallies and opponents.
Fractions within the party emerge as A Miller and other figures from Laramie and Cheyenne pursue nominations for Wyoming’s lone House seat and state senate. The July spring primary and party rules loom as petitions circulate, with Weston and Rocky Mountain figures cited.
Fragmentary report notes a single game on the Pacific Coast League involving Los Angeles and Portland with a 6 to 1 score and mentions Jamaica in passing amidst unreadable lines. Names and exact details are illegible.
A 25th anniversary celebration in Houge Grove Park honored Fred Petersen and Patty Om with centerpiece bouquets of red and white peonies. Guests included Beulah Petersen of Denver and Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf of Brighton among others. The event featured reminiscences of silver weddings, group photos, a long table with lit tapers, and cake cutting by Mrs. Tetergen and Mrs. Metcall.
City softball rules set registration fees at 600 per month or for the season. The manager is responsible for enforcing conduct and eligibility. Players may be barred without refund if their actions harm league interests. Transfers require written consent of all managers two weeks before playing for another team.
A W A feature notes a YMCA course teaching teenage girls the “bean catcher” craft as wartime demand shifts. Instructor La Libra te demonstrates poise, dress, makeup, hair, voice, and etiquette while stressing clean habits and proper footwear. Demand surges as schools offer similar classes to keep women ready for postwar roles.
The Baltimore and Pittsburgh venues featured a string of decisions and knockouts. Fighters including Curtis Sheppard, Ossie Harris, and Johnny Walker faced opponents from multiple cities such as Chicago, Philadelphia, and Mexico City, with several bouts ending in knockouts and others decided on points.
A fragmented round up mentions New York sports chatter on boxing and golf with references to Philadelphians, Wright Field posts, and local athletes like Charley Osgood and Leo Deroche. It notes Set Dutch Tarrivon and various field reports, with stray coaching and performance mentions across multiple events.
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan urged the United States to pursue an 11th hour armistice with Finland and defend Finnish freedom, stressing U S power and advocacy for a postwar world. Representative Coffee of Washington suggested severing ties with Spain to aid overthrowing Franco, accusing Madrid of aiding Germany and aiding Franco's regime in South America.
American League leaders include Batting Tnower Chicago 371 with Rusa 26 RBIs for Washington and Hayes with Philadelphia. Home runs Collenbing Cleveland and Haven Philadelphia eight. Pitchers Ryba Cootey Malteberger Chicago 61-1. National League Batting Walker Brooklyn .388 Bone 48. Home runs Oil New York 18. Pitching Munger St Louis and ASS.
Milliken June 20 a Milliken Demonstration club meeting featured vegatable canning by pressure cooler and strawberry paninering methods with twelve members present. Mr. and Mrs. Culver celebrated their 88th wedding anniversary at an Odd Fellows party, with a mock wedding and musical numbers. about 50 guests attended. A lawn dinner honored Sgt Elmer Stradley at Mrs Olara Shepard's home in Denver, with family and friends from Milliken and surrounding areas in attendance. The University of Home occupies 40 acres.
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