Gregory of Greeley Faces 10 Year Old Tennis Sensation
Gregory of Greeley advances in the boys tournament, defeating Joan Modunitt 5 0 8 4 and set to meet Jack Cetin, a 10 year old sensation, Saturday at 9 o clock. Denver Country Club officials note age restrictions and local betting odds favor Cetin.
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Gregory of
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Fin
Frank Gregory
Gresley Wednersday
Joan Modunitt
Fostar-Modenitt Iimtel
Degorgie
Anternon
Jack Cetin
Denver Cottata
Avin
Keith Prosman
Greelay
Hoys
Norval Crag
Denver Country Club
Holland
Frei Atollo
Uso
Hiptland
Denver
Alelia Wan
Jack Fella
Urugury
Seen from the Bench Sees Denver Teams contesting league honors
The Denver athletic scene features Lea Danaier of the Dyaa mite Dans leading Loninrin honors in the state league while Judy Gline remains a seasoned rival. The Dynamite Dans face Pueblo Clevenger and a strong Denver Athletic Club lineup at Sportsmans Park next Sunday, with Frank Gregory stepping into tennis shifts and Lefty Henderson slated to oppose the Clevengers.
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Colorado State League
Lea Danaier
Siill
Judy Gline
Denver
Sportsman's Park
Dynamitera
Pueblo Clevenger
Denver Athletic Club
Williams to Bring Four Springs Men for Northern Play
Neil Willamy of Colorado Springs announces entries for the Northern Colorado Tennis event, bringing four Springs players with plans to enter. Herman Clow of Denver seeks a partner, likely Al Young, with others from North Platte also expected to participate as the tournament opens June 26.
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Neil Willamy
Colorado Springs
Gres Jay
Northern Colorado
Springs
Herman Clow
Denver
Robably
al Young
Kovebles Diay
Clow
Mualleta
Lesila de Wit
Dave’ Bauer, Jr
North Platte
Nobr
Pete Butter
Topohsts College
Imourney
Ray Kitts
Gilbert Hosts Motor Craft Carnival in Denver Saturday
Carrol Gilbert of Grantley Wiloawee plans a motor boat carnival at Lakeside Saturday afternoon in Denver. The Shriners sponsor the event with about six boats expected on land for races. Races start at 2:30 with three five lap heats. Drivers signed in include Fred Domino and Don Malcohn with others like Fred Utter and Featherford of Raton possible.
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Carrol Gilbert
Grantley
Wiloawee
Lakeside
Shriiners’ Pirate
Shriners
Wert
Denver
Drivera
Evelr
Fred Domino
Om Ulin
Don Malcohn
Fred Utter
Featherford
Raton
Vines Seeded First in Wimbledon Tournament
Associated London reports Wimbledon seedings for both men and women. Fred Vines heads the men’s list at Pasadena ahead of defending champion, with Crawford, Cochet, Austin, Butler, Perry, Satoh, and Lee also seeded. In the women’s draw, Helen Wills Moody is top seed, followed by Rownd, Scriven, Mathian, Jacobs, Kralwinkel, Jedr Szojowska, and Payot.
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London
Vines
Pasadena
Calif
Lileholder
Jack Crawford
Australia
Hann! Cochet
France
Bundy) Austin
England
Cl{tford Bukt
Severe grain injury across North Central area
Severe drought and hot winds have damaged wheat and other grains across Minnesota, Iowa, North and South Dakota. Rain offered little relief, and crop experts warn the situation may worsen. corn in Minnesota also suffers while North Dakota reports continuing drought and heat.
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North Central Area
Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
North
Rya
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Antd
Andrew Dosa
Minnesots Authority
Alate Ag
North Dakota
W. Roberts
Current League Softball Games Schedule Update
League officials postponed a Friday playoff night for V. Fe Ws and Jacobson. Remaining schedule lists June 22 at 7:30 Western Autora Delta and June 23 at 7:30 F. W. versus Jacobson plus B190-LaSalle versus McVey, with a postponed game noted.
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V. Fe Ws
Jacobson
Western Autora
Delta
F. W
LaSalle
McVey
Baseball Scores At Boston and NY and Chicago
Baseball scores from multiple games across Boston New York Chicago and Philadelphia. Key performances include Bouton Olx and Haveris for Boston Pittsburgh domination in game one, and strong pitching by Malone Wartnett and Mancuso for New York. Also notes Brooklyn St Louis and Cleveland battles with varied scores and lineups across several venues.
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Pittsburgh
Bouton
Smith
New York
Chicago
Dix
Malone
Wartnett
Fitesinimuons
Mancuso
Brooklyn
St. Louia
Carlaton
Vance
J. Wilson
Beck
Shaute
Lopez
Outen
Philadelphia
Ginchinath
Stout
Johnson
Quinn
Hemalaya
Moore
Hansen
Liska
Biliott
Davis
Dotrow
Detroit
Biz
Tuedes
Welsh
Kilne
Welland
Ferrell
Herrin
Hogcatt
Bridges
Desantels
Hayworth
Seewandgama
Hasler
Whellington
Cleveland
Earnshaw
Walberg
Cochrane
Ferrell and Spencer
Santa 3
Loughran Wins in Fourth Meeting at Stadium
Tommy Loughran, Philadelphia’s veteran heavyweight, edged Steve Hamas in ten rounds before 10,000 fans at Yankes Stadium. The decision, his fourth meeting with Hamas, leaves them tied at two wins each as Loughran weighed 135 pounds.
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Loughran
Associated Press
Yankes Stadium
Tommy Loughan
Philadelphia
Stave Hamas
Ball Park
Twa
Ach Loughten
Homas
Two Nations Reminded of War Debt Payment Due
Washington reports two more defaulting nations were sharply reminded of unpaid war debt installments. One nation requested a review in the United States, a move ignored as in the case with France. Estonia and Yugoslavia, both named in prior notices, now face further defaults with no audiocon sideration sought by the latter.
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United States
France
Esthenia
Jugoslavia
Java
Major League Season II Week Eleven Headlines
New York notes week eleven as pennant races tighten with Yankees leading the American standings by a slender margin over Washington. Giants top the National League, closely pursued by St Louis, while Pittsburgh trails. The co‑headed New York clubs, Giants and Yankees, face a shared destiny amid a shifting league balance. Phillies stumble amid midseason upheaval following trades and organizational upheaval.
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New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rgtler
Yanks
Garoo
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
New York Giants
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
The
Hants
Yankees
Giant
Jedd Jung
Lkely
Phillies
Pinky
Whitney
Hal Leo
Uw Drarss
Teachers College High Athletes Meet June 28
Teachers College High will host the first of 14 summer gatherings on Wednesday June 28 at Guiler Kell. Coach J. B. Doubenmler says the annual event brings College High boys together for summer exercises and optional pool time, part of a campus summer program.
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Teachers College High
Guiler Kell
J. 8
Doubenmler
Tin College High
V F W Team Seizes Tie With 8 4 Win Over Jacobuon
Veteran club, led by pitcher Humphrey, blanked Jacobuon to seize a tie in the league race. Swanson drove in a run with a drop fly error aided by his brother Hy, while Murphy, Raresford, Ninemfer and Sullivan contributed hits and runs as the Veterans protected their lead into a tied playoff spot to be settled next Monday.
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Jacobuon
Jonpaoma
Kod Weith
Qvar Jacobuon
Inland Grove
Borlés
Swanson
Hy Swanson
Bwienson
Agen
Lome
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Raresford
Ninemfer
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Yenen
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Hrain
Az Murphy
Ie Tya
Fe Drenvo
Fort Lupton
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Scot L
Kook
Eal Akurs
Hanen
Aires
Elks Bail Club
Taland
Tbs Autaldo Fisantes
Houver Dam
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