Carnera Wins When Fouled In Fifth Round
Prima Carnera defeated George Gadresy after a foul in the fifth of a ten round heavyweight bout in Philadelphia. Carnera weighed 262 pounds as 86,000 spectators attended a $160,000 gate. Godfrey led early but tired. the final blow was ruled a low blow by referee Tommy Ittlay, ending the round after 1 minute 12 seconds.
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Piiladelphia
Prima Carnera
George
Gadresy
Negro Giant
Car Zen
Godfrey
Tommy Ittlay
Briggsdale Beats Fort Collins 18-2 on Sunday
Briggsdale defeated Fort Collins 18 to 2 in a Sunday game. Johnson, Holin, and Avugust contributed three-base hits. Thomas batted twice with two RBIs. Armagost and others chipped in. Johnson struck out ten, Schaur four, and Ricei four in a high-scoring pitching duel at the field.
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Fort Collins
Armagost
Sth
Thomas Thomas
Johnson
Holin
Avugust
Thomas
Aukeney
Schaur
Ricei
Johnosab
Johnsan
Led
Brigasdale
Clark
Rolin
Kirkpatrick
Armagest
YE Thomas
McVey
Stiener
If Arkeney
Stevers
Searmat
Fort Collie
Boulder Orl
Yort
Collins
Ft. Collins
M. Rice
Boulder
Farmer
Dumler
G. Ricel
Giants Beat Reds 8-0 In Shutout Duel
Ray Kolp lost to Walter Walker as the Giants blanked Cincinnati 8 to 0 in the second game of the series. W. Walker struck out 3, Kolp 1, and Chicago’s Cubs routed Philadelphia 21-3 while other National League games saw St Louis fall to Boston 12-9 and Brooklyn’s Robins crush Pittsburgh 19-6. Wichita beat Denver 6-4, Des Moines won 2-?
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Ray Kolp
Lanta
Reds
Cincinnati
Glanta
Ethan Allen
Hughey Crag
Curt Walker
Crite
Rune
Roettger
Terry
Lindstrom
Bukeforth
Rite
Critz
W. Walker
Kelly
Hellmann
Btripp
Tufft
New York
Kolp
Rixey
Reardon
Clarke
Magerkurth
Cardinals
Braves
Cubs
Phillies
Baba Herman
Robins
Gilbert
Jim Elliott
Meine
Man pays fine after habeas corpus denied
William Kopsa of the Grover district paid a total of 276 dollars to gain his release after District Judge Robert G. Smith denied a writ of habeas corpus. Kopsa had been cont contend to serve 36 days and faced a 26 dollar fine with costs. He argued the writ was beyond the jailer’s power and sought liberty on the judge’s prior sentence. The case arose from a disturbance charge linked to an argument with neighbor Philip over hogs. Kopsa’s attorney claimed he was railroaded and pleaded not guilty before entering a technical guilty plea.
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Willam Kopsa
Grover
Lberty
Kopsa
Robert G. Smith
Costa
Justice of the Peace
O. C. McWilin
Ault
C. C
Smith
Tildens Racquet Tops Toscaninis Baton at Vienna
Speculators in Vienna fueled by high demand and premium prices dominated ticket sales for three events including Tilden’s tennis, Toscanini concerts, and an England vs Austria match. Despite limits, Americans and locals paid far above face value to secure scarce seats, with tennis drawing strong sales and football offering repeated profit opportunities.
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Praza
Vienna
Bss
Pagland
Tiden
Arturo
Toscanini
Muale
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
England
Opera House
Anc Rifles
Yankees Lose Ground In Doubleheader Split
The New York Yankees split a doubleheader with the St. Louis Browns, winning 1 to 0 and losing 10 to 6, dropping to third as the Senators won two from the Indians. Babe Ruth hit his 24th homer as Henry Johnson tossed four-hit ball for the Browns.
Washington takes two from Cleveland in doubleheader
Washington outbid Cleveland in both games on June 23 by timely hitting and strong bullpen work. The first game ended 0 to 8, the second 2 to 0 as the Indians were outhit in critical moments. Boston beat Detroit 2 to 0 behind MacKayden’s three hits and complete game by MacFayden.
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Washington
Cleveland
Indians
Boston Bears
Detroit
Boston
Danny MacKayden
Red Sox
Sullivan
Tigers
Scarritt
Todt
MacFayden
Presbyterians At La Salle Observe Their Anniversary
The Presbyterian anniversary at La Salle was observed Friday evening with a program prepared by a committee led by Paul Meeker Lloyd McKenney and J J Blanchard. Miss Gladys Daugherty and Mrs Paul Meeker provided musical numbers with several local participants from Greeley joining in. After the program, attendees moved to refreshments served in the dining room by the committee members.
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Windsor
Windsor Echool
Center Hospital
Sixth Street
Boulevard Ave
Donyer
Eastern Star
Carleton
Columbia
Denver
la Salle
Paul Mueker
Barton Jaynes
Robert Speer
Paul Meeker
O Bale
Gladys Bougharty
Marjorie Morgan
Mesker
Greeley
Meeker
Marlon Gelivens
Garton Jaynes
James
C. Norris
Guy Morgan
Jaynes
Sylvester
Ideal Cement Co forecasts big 1930 business season
Northern Colorado industry notes a strong year for Ideal Cement Co north of LaPorte. Officials say sales surged to 295000 barrels in the first six months and profits should exceed 1929, despite a later season with plant shutdowns. Secretary manager Morse confirms plans to keep expanding, aided by tariff trends and near-term imports. Briggsdale harvest news and rain affect weekend sales. Briggsdale dealers complete a harvest tie-up with tentative cement orders amid favorable crops. Mexico City reports progress of Colonel Roberts Monean aviator returning from New Mexico City, potentially arriving about 4 p.m.
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Ideal Cement Company
LaPorte
Union Pacific Railroad
Ita
Cemant
Planta
Conoco Germ-Processed Oil Tops Indy Race Claims
Conoco reports its Germ-Processed Motor Oil placed in the Indianapolis Speedway Race, backed by the AAA Contest Board Test Certificate No 2268. Pike's Peak Tests showed the oil reducing motor wear by 76.5 percent versus three rival oils, with claims of superior everyday lubrication for racing and regular use.
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Contest Board
American Automobile Association
Indianapolis Speedway
Conoco
AAA
Indianapolis
Red Triangle
Fort Conoco
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