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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
4
Lupton with Lefferdink hurled wallops Elks Roggen falls 8 to 6 as Mac's tops Roggen 8 to 6 in another Wednesday league night. Fort Lupton's pitching trio limited Elks to four runs, while Lupton and Lefferdink led the local offense with early and late blows.
Coach Hancock at Marquette University speaks of Metcalfe as a rising sprinter who breaks multiple world records. He predicts Metcalfe will surpass all and set new marks, while reflecting on coaching methods and the evolution of track training from 1925 onward.
Milliken hosts a men’s softball squad with Tom Herring as manager and an upcoming Johnstown league game with one win and one loss. Teams listed include Johnstown Milliken Fle well condensory and two sugar factory teams. A women’s team is forming with regular practices and invites entries at the schoolhouse baseball diamond or through Edna Boas.
Wednesday results show American Washington edging Cleveland 11 to 2 while New York beat St. Louis 17 to 4. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 9 to 4 as Detroit lost. Cincinnati topped Boston 14 to 8. Milwaukee routed Indianapolis 61 to 22. St Pan and Tullo posted 7 and 26 respectively in Giro night action.
Island Grave Park hosts two days of games with matches on Thursday June 23 including Paul King versus Sunset at 6:40 p m Nilas Radio versus Model Mills at 7:30 p m Forbes versus Billings of Wit sor at 8:30 p m and Friday June 24 Nilas Rady versus Security Benefit at Island Grave Park schedule lists.
Two Bears from the faculty collage will represent the college at the Rocky Mountain tryouts in Denver for a chance to advance to California. Milbolland will high jump over six feet and Smith aims for fast sprint times as a freshman. A separate auto collision occurred on Ninth Avenue injuring Mrs Miller and Louis Snidow with minor head cuts.
Numerous fines were handed down Wednesday by the police judge. Don Gordon paid 3.50 for driving without a registration card. Harold K. Woodmaker 40 for speeding. B. E. Mogens 4.50 for making a left turn from an alley. Frances Gordon 6.66 for speeding. The main defendant’s fine was suspended. Several others paid 6.50 for disturbance. WL Omvscent New York was fined 10.60 for beer drinking.
Americans dominated day two at Wimbledon England as Halen Moody defeated Misa Bower 6-4 6-0 to advance and Van Ryan Shields and Wilson Allison won doubles. Helen Jacobs and other U S players progressed in singles, while Madrid reports note counterfeiting efforts and police appoint a new chief in the city.
Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 8 to 6 to seize third place as Hack Wilson supplied key blows for the Dodgers and Gus Sel and Attilio Moore sparked a late rally. Cincinnati and Philadelphia also won, keeping pace in the tight National League standings.
Detroit Tigers rise from fourth to second in the American League standings after defeating Boston 6 to 5 in the third game of a series. Boston’s pitchers faltered as George Ohio relieved Whitlow Wratt and earned the win, with Horace Lisengge then Andrews and Darham combining for the late innings. The Athletics lost to Chicago, and Washington fell to Cleveland, keeping Detroit four percentage points ahead.
Chicago White Sox overpower Philadelphia pitchers with a 9 to 4 win. Vic Frnsler pitched steadily as Foxx, with a round tripper in the fourth, provided key offense.
A fair crowd watched three road wrestling matches at Sunset Pavilion. Each bout finished in draws or decisive falls, including a 21% minute stalemate between RK Route and George Reto with a late turnaround, and a main event close to an eight minute draw. Weight details and rivalries teased a lively night of amateur action.
In Wimbledon England on June 28 Palfrey and Jacobs, members of the Wightman Cup team, claimed victory. Ab Palfrey and Angoriated press reports credit their third consecutive win for the duo in the event.
Round results show Hind O Le Webl of England losing 6-2 6-7 6-2 while Felon Jacobs, No.2 U S player, advances with 6-2 6-2. Gregory Mangin of the International Tennis Club NY also progresses 7-5 6-4 6-4. B Avery of England falls 0-6 6-4 6-2. Inter-State Kidnapping bill signed by Hoover targets transporting kidnapped prisoners. Lancaster, NC reports 23,374 pounds of pork produced in 129 days at 8 cents per pound.
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