Bears Win Multiple Titles and Standings Across Colorado State
Colorado State athletes captured two conference titles and shared another in the Rocky Mountain era. The Bears won baseball and wrestling championships while tying Montana State for the RM conference crown in basketball. They placed fourth in football, third in wrestling, and second in track, with tennis hampered by an canceled league tournament in mid May. The gymnastic team finished third in the RM Invite and AAU meets, and the swimmers went 1-6-0 in duals. Baseball posted a 43-7 season with 9-1 in conference play. For the sixteenth straight year CSU topped the wrestling crown. Colorado State’s basketball tally stood at 11-43 and 5-2 in conference play. Warren C. Giles became president of the National League, the senior circuit’s top post.
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Colorado State
Rocky Mountain
Montana State
Bears
Colorado College
Colorado Aem
University of Colorado
Denver Tl
Nebraska
Mines
Bear Netters Postponed Longest Rainy Spring Record
Colorado State's 1952 spring tennis team set a mark for postponements as the Rocky Mountain tennis tourney moved to Oct 24-25 after heavy rains, prompting consideration of moving tennis to fall. Players include Vic Nottingham Bob Parsons Wally Reiff and others. Coach Tony Rossi led a season with one dual-match win and losses to Mines Colorado University and Lowry Field.
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Colorado State
Rocky Mountain
C-State
Vic Nottingham
Bob Parson
Wally Reiff
George Covington
Doug Anderson
Nottingham-Parsons
Rieff
John Farmer
Joe Wilkinson
Tony Rossi
Colorado College
Bears
Colorado A&m
Mines
Wyoming
Cola
Colorado Rado University
Lowry Field
Pioneers Recall Start of Airmail Service
Dallas LA two men who helped start airmail service were reunited recalling the inauspicious start 26 years ago. Earl Wadsworth was airmail superintendent and Frank Lewandowsky a post office mechanic who loaded pouches into a Model T to carry them to town after the plane was late and the truck driver absent.
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Dallas
Earl Wadsworth
Frank Lewandowsky
Lewandowsky
Top Bear Scorer Lewla Honored on All-Rocky Mountain Defense
Don Lewla led Colorado State in 1981 football as a tough middle line defender. He earned first team All Rocky Mountain Conference honors from the Associated Press for his standout season.
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Don Doolin
Golorads State
Doolin
Associated Press
Don Lewla
Colorado State
Lewla
Associated Prass
La Salle Happy Home Builders extend club meeting
The June 21 La Salle extension club met at Mrs. Guy Rowan's home with Mesdames Davis and Dickman assisting. A cooked food sale netted 16.20 to aid 4H girls for camp July 12 to 16. Plans for a July picnic in La Salle park include hosting foreign born women for International Day. A stork shower for Mrs. Dale Norris at Town Hall drew 18 guests.
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HHB
Waldo McNeil
Bernice Bauer
Dale Norris
Edna Hemple
Ed Bauer
Wedding reception decor and games organized by Mrs Wallo McNeill
The gift table was centered with rose and white tapers and clever stork pins as favors. Nap King helped push the party theme while Mrs Wallo McNeill supervised games for the evening.
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Wallo McNeill Wan
Ice Ages and Prize Winners Mentioned in Brief
Mrs George Dickman and Mrs ei are noted as prize recipients in a concise clipping. The item also mentions a belief that during the Ice Ages eight million square miles of Europe and North America were covered by deep ice deposits.
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Europe
North America
Deadly King Cobra Rises as Threatening Serpent
A historical note describes the king cobra rearing to about five feet when threatened and spreading its hood, with the bite described as potentially fatal.
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Cobre
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Greeley Daily Tribune
Warren C. Giles
National League
Alo
CSCE
Dams Pharmacy
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la Salle
Abbett Electric CO
Lela Ene
Greeley Ice and Storage Co
George Dickman
10Th Ave
16Th ST
Baby Goods
Greeley
Greeley Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Seventh Avenue
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