Musso and Henderson Lead Dans to Double Victory over Pac Yoo
Musso and Lefty Henderson star for the Dynamite Dans of Greeley in a doubleheader sweep over Clevenger Auto of Fushile Colo. Musso dominates game one with strong mound work and timely hitting, while Henderson shines in game two. Dans win 7 to 2 in the nightcap, extend lead on Pac Yoo, and plan to meet Sterling Monday afternoon as attendance tops a thousand.
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Dyer Clavenger Auto
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Bterling Town
Greeley sports weekly roundup highlights many wins and near misses
Greeley teams posted solid showings in multiple events this week with Frank Gregory taking first in junior tagging, Dana Dynamics winning on Friday, and the golf squad near unanimous victory. A strong pitching performance by Wise produced eight hits allowed while Pachuk and Smith earned attention for defense and future national competition. The Colorado State league race enters a crucial stretch with Merchants Park hosting a doubleheader and DA pairing battles for top spots as regional sports news captures the local scene.
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Greetey Mimmer
Frank Gregory
Jack Cella
Denver
Funior
Denver Stars Enter Tennis Tourney Here
Denver Stars enter a northern Colorado tennis meet with 20 singles entries and several Denver doubles teams. Milstein brothers headline a strong Denver contingent as matches begin Monday afternoon on Teachers courts with draws completed at noon and play starting 3 30, doubles to start Tuesday.
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Denver
Northeen
Colorado
Nat Tourney
Inet
Sam
Liz Milstein
Merle Ogie
Ipwar Hauny
Freeman
E. Ogle
M.ogle
Farnam
Hank
Wiles
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Neil W Williams
Millard Padgett
Ed. Colaman
Colorado Springs
J. Woodrow
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Sam Milstein
Sid Alnstein
HL Knopoka
Jack Helmann
Lou Beeca
Dearborn
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Brighton
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Vans
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Colorado athletes line up for 1950 AAU nationals in Chicago
Louis Smith leads D.A.C. Track Team in Chicago as Colorado members from Colorado U and Colorado Aggies join top Rocky Mountain conference hurdlers and sprinters in the national senior AAU meet. Coach Frank Potta accompanies the delegation for events including 100 and 220 meters, 440, steeplechase, hurdles, relays and field events. The meet runs June 23 to July 10.
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Colorado Tenche
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Fenior A.A.U
Chitage
Denver Athletic Club
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Leo Powers
D.A
Fred Williams
Laberasa
Charles Hreager
Eresty Harvey
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Meredith Jamagon
Darrell Hamilton
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Calorndo Avgles
Ray Fries
Colorado College
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Colorad
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Mick
Current League Softball Games Schedule Update
Monday June 25 TAQ VPI faces Coca Cele in a national versus American final pairing with 8:30 Elxs versus Jacobson in the other match. Tuesday June 27 to determine third place from Monday’s losers and city title for Wednesday.
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TAQ Vpi
Coca Cele
Elxs
Jacobson
Turaday
Menday
Coca Cola Beats Miners in Tight Island Grove Victory
The Greeley Coca Cola team edged Sterling Mines 4 to 3 at Island Grove in a closely fought game. Inter-league playoffs begin Monday night with Bert Spellmar substituting for John Jessee. Fort Collins’ Price defeated Niles of Greeley 6 to 1 in the other game.
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Aimost Ercorleas
Greeley
Coca Cola
Sterling Mines
Frederick
Island Grove
Becanes
John Jessee
Guca Cola
Niles
Dans to Play Soldier Team Here Thursday
The Dans travel to Sterling Monday after leaving Greeley at 10 am to face Sterling Lawn. The Soldier team from Parl Warren Wyola is set to meet at Sportsciana Park in Greeley Thursday at 4 30 pm. The Wyoming team is strong and should provide a tough challenge for the locals. The game was moved halftime later to boost attendance.
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Greeley
Dans Ieft
Denver Boys Tennis Champion Crowned by Gregory
Gregory Is Denver Boys Tennis Champion as Frank Gregory defeats 10-year-old Jack Cella in the under-15 final at the Denver junior tournament. Gregory wins 7-5 6-4 after a tight first set, while Vernon John edges Jerry Phipps 6-3 1-6 8-4 in the under-18 bout.
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Frank Gregory
Grealéyehnia
Denver
Jack Cella
Denver City
Este
Cella
Githa
Sonata
Gregory
Secon
Interleague Play Opens With Greeley Softball Showdown
Four strong Greeley softball teams clash in the Interleague playoffs at Teland Graye Bronday night starting 7 30 PM. Nations Teague Iwinner over Jacobson last Friday earns a spot against Coco Cala outfit, AL runnerup, at 7 20 PM. Winners meet Tuesday at 2 20 PM for the city title while third place game follows.
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Jacobse
NBA
Repp's Birds First in Sunday Pigeon Race
The Greeley Racing Pigeon club held its second race of the season Sunday from Goodrich to Greeley. Blainy Repp won first and second with his birds, posting marks of 856.5 and 8524 yards per minute and earning $58. Louis Grayam finished fourth with 848.9 yards per minute and $461. Five club members entered 20 birds. Next Sunday plans include races for young birds under one year from Fort Mergus and an old birds race from either Drugh or Akron.
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Greeley Racing Pigeon Club
Blainy Repp
Goodrich
Greeley
Repp
Harold Horton
Louis Grayam
Clusy
Clod
Fort Mergus
Drugh
Akron
Golfer Killed by Lightning at Detroit Course
Strock by bolt at Mghtdog while playing golf at Mle Middle Belt golf course Sunday forenoon, Harry H. Jackups, 42, of Detroit, killed instantly. The shock was so severe that Jackups's aboes were torn from his feet and buried in the ground.
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Tassedaunt Press Netroit
Candid Confession YT Never Used a Single Wise Thing
A brief confession by Valter Save age Lander about a long career of writings none deemed wise. The speaker reflects on the quality of past work and acknowledges limited value in the creations. The tone is self-critical and reflective.
Local Golfers Top Estes Park Intercity Tourney Team
Local golfers led by the Greelay Hoeman team on a 381 total to win the Estes Park intercity golf event. Sterling placed second with 391, Cuver third with 433, Fort Collins fourth at 407, and Longmont last at 426. Ben Feyton of Greelay won the individual par race with a 70. Art Elcknon finished second with a 8 not 8.
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Grexley Hoeman Tean
Estes Park
Creelay
Dave Bauer
Boo McArthur
Jpe Ees
W. Caméron
Mel Het- Bret
Sterling
Coulder
Fort Collins
Loogmont
Ben Feyton
Greelay
Art Elcknon
Garnsey of Greeley Will Row with Yale in Regatta
Yale crew for intercollegiate regatta at Long Beach California July 3 named by coach Ed Loader with one new rower. Ed Wilson of Brooklyn New York placed at number 5 and John Jackson of New Haven moved to number 4 to replace Fitzhugh Quarrier. Garnsey of Greeley Colo and James Standard of Grosso Point Mich named stroke and coxswain respectively. two substitutes and junior varsity rowers named for trip with Ed Loader trainer Sid Cap and manager Myron H Young aboard. Team to depart Thursday with stop in Chicago for Yale Club entertainment.
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Long Beach
Calif
Ed Leader
Harvard
Ed Wilson
Brooklyn
N. Y
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New Haven
Fitzhugh Quarrier
William Kilbourns
New York
John Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Charles Meyer
Bayside
Jagkeons
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Chehalis
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Laxington
Mars
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Greeley
Colo
Herbert
Shepard
New Rochelle
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Harrison
Ed Loader
Sid Cap
Myron H. Young
Chicane
Yale Club
Local Men Lead Trans Miss Golf Team Trip
Larry McArthur and Hex Eaton of two Greeley galleries will represent local clubs in the Trans Missisippi Amateur tourney at Colorado Springs this week. They will face a large field of amateurs from several states at the Rockmoor course. Vermont was settled in 1555, joined the union at $845 and covers an area of 58,068 square miles.
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Hex Eaton
Greeley Galfery
Colorado Springs
Greeley
Colorado Springa
Reondmoor
Vlorlin
Baseball results from the National League and American leagues
Baseball scores reported include Philadelphia 2 to 5 over Boston 64, St Louis 53 against New York, Washington 10 against Cincinnati 3, New York 12 over Chicago 3, and Doster 14 versus Bitteburel 6 2. Brow Onty games are listed without clear details.
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Windsor Gulfe Defeat En Windsor in June era
Windsor Gulfe defeated Cresby JEsGlawood 9 to G Ing berg. Results show multiple matches with scores for McCall 47, C. K. Gor 64, Rotlog Frank 5, Burean 78, Bates 77, Dorethy 72, Gillessy 74, Kilgore 76, Clark 78, Poller 9, Soper 36, Walamith 92, Gengson 95, Laylaura 78, Bell 79. Windsor and Cresthaven posted several wins across events.
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G Ingberg
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Onba Sor Coures
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C. K. ‘Gor
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Il Anil Bates
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British Associated Treat Hoylake Final Match Spotlight
Michael Scott assists Hoylake in England as Alichael Soll, noted internationalist, backs Seattiat family in the pursuit of the first singing of Thomas A. Bourne in the four hole final match.
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England
Alichael Soll
Seattiat
Thomas A. Bourne
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