Greeley Players Set to Clash With Strong Visiting Team
Greeley players prepare for a Northern Colorado tennis tourney opener at 2 pm Tuesday on college cement courts. Merle Ogle defends singles title, joined by Bauer from Colorado University, with Greenman of Longmont likely partners for doubles. Local stars Gordon Wheeler Ogden Runyon and others compete, aiming to challenge the strong visiting delegation in a field building toward the Crosley Spud Rodeo event.
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Colorado
Merle Ogle
We Bauer
Gresley
Ogle
Bauer
Colorado University
al Greenman
Longmont
Boulder
University of Colorado
Tyler Davis
A. Smasher
Davisa Wouse
Dean Stanley
Max Ogle
Stanley
Tyler Davia
Greeley Timothy
Qule
Everal
Oma
Don Gordon
Charles Wheeler
Ad Burr Ogts
Wildcat
Fase Pring Nd
Wheeler Wason
Sordon
Ogie
Bob Crowler
Colorado Teachers College
He Tay
Fred Miller
Clareuee Baah
Torchers
Baab
Darrell Swope
Miller
Baal
Nnals
Hauer
Davis
Runyon Brothers
Waldo
Dwight
Mina
Runyons
Bush
Ackenlee
Eat A. Z. Poster
Colorado Aggies
Hur
Ryans
Haye
Greeley
William
Studenit
San Benito
Tex Noes
Macthey
Charles P. Midford
Nevada Governor Warns Promoters Against Fixing Fight
Nevada Governor warns promoters and fighters at a rules conference that any attempt to fix the Independence Day bout between Max Baer and Paulino will lead to harsh penalties. He vows security and penalties for stalling or match manipulation to protect the integrity of the fight.
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Nevada
Inne
Fred Fy
Halaar
California
Max Baer
Paulino Useudun
Ueir
Jack Deweey
Mulmi
Beth
Atata
George T. Wells Dies at 63 in Denver
George T. Wells, 63, longtime cashier of the Denver National Bank, died at his home after a ten year illness. The Denver man passed away last night, shortly before morning.
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George T. Wells
Denver
Dever National Bank
Ruth and Gehrig in Big Fence Busting Business
Ruth and Gehrig lead AL batting and power, Ruth regains AL batting lead with .298 after a 14 point rise while Gehrig climbs to tenth in average and leads in runs home runs and total bases. Cronin Simmons Webb and others follow in batting leaders as Washington and Cleveland jockey for position in team averages and fielding. Joe Cronin, Earl Combs, and Don Chapman star for Yankees and Athletics as pitching and fielding totals adjust through the week.
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Chicago
George K. Ruth
Henry L. Ganing
New York Yankees
Thussday
Babe
Lou
Huth
Radio Morgan
Cleveland
Gehrig
Ruth
Morgan
Gloveland
Simmons
Philadelphia
Cronin
Washington
Geh.rig
New York
Tun
Joe Cronin
Hilt
al Simmons
Earl Combs
Yankees
Earl Webb
Boston
Don Chapman
Connie Mack
Athletico
St. Louis
Bob Grove
Bis Artist
Altho Charlie Fischer
Hach
George Burnyhin
Watkins Steals Game at Brooklyn
Brooklyn Thursday this clash saw Watkins steal home on a bunt with Jim Bottomley driving in, while Vance held the line. The Reds beat the Giants 4 0 as Beszy Frey shut down New York with mixed hits, and Chicago Cubs fell 4 0 to Boston Braves in a tight pitcher duel. The Markees climbed as Chicago’s 8 home runs helped their latest showing. Red Sox evened terms with Cleveland after a split series.
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Brooklyn
Saysoth Inging
Dessy Vance
Hie Deel
Paul Derringer
Watkins
Vance
Jim Bottomley
Bottomley
Watkina
Cleveland
Yankee Tennis Stars Shine at Wimbledon
American players led by Frank X Shields John Van Ryn and Sydney B Wood Jr win at Wimbledon as Shields shows new facets of his game Van Ryn defeats left handed foe Christian Boussus 8 3 1 6 6 1 Wood defeats Cambridge captain Malfroy 6 3 16 12 10 8 Mrs L A Harper advances to last 16 in women's singles after beating O L Webb and eyes Betty Nuthall next Mangin and Landry win doubles for Newark New Jersey with partners from France in a 6 3 4 12 10
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Associated Fives
London
Jne
Frank X. Shields
John van Ryn
Sydney B. Wood, Jr
Lea
L.A. Harper
Bhigh
Ovitt
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van Ryn
Monsieur Christian Bousnys
Henri Cochet
Rene la Coute
Jaxn Borotis
Johnajay
Boussus
Young Wood
Cambridge
C. H. Malfroy
Malfroy
Wood
Harper Ensily
O. L. Webb
Pierre Landry
France
A. L. Dellaporta
HG Gunn
Mangin
Dandry
Borotra
Paris
Fh Fime
Bovegas
Phillies Lead National League Batting Averages In 1927
New York June 27 A glance at current NL batting records shows Philadelphia batters dominate. Virgil Davis and Chuck Klein rise behind Harvey Hendrick as Davis reaches .367 and Klein .364 while Klein leads in runs with 60. Rogers Hornsby trails in home runs and assists, Dick Bartell tops doubles, and Adam Comorosky leads steals with nine.
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Philadelphia
Philladelphia
Chuck Klett
Virgil Davis
Phillies
Harvey Hendrick
Cincinnati
Hendrick
Davis
Klein
Terry
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago
Hornsby
Chuck
Jess
Dick Barteil
Davin
Red Worthington
Boston
George Watkins
St. Louis
Ted
Adam Comorosky
Pittsburgh
Kiki Cayter
Hehind Klein
Lst
Feading
Grimm
Chitaro
Roettger
Loula
Ariath
Phiadelphi
Cayter
Whitney
Stephenson
American Pros Lead in Foursomes for Ryder Cup
Walter aged captain led American pros to a 3 of 4 win over Britain in two ball foursomes. Hez an and Danemore Bhute toppled George Duncan and Arthur Havera 10 and Johnny Farrell and Gene Sararen defeated Archif Competan and Billy Day fer 4 and 7. Witty Cox and Hilly Burke beat Syd Ras terbrook and Ernest Whitcombe 3 and 3. Abe Mitchell and Fred Robeon beat Al Espinosa Leo Diesel 3 and 1. Eight singles to be played. Americans must win four to claim seven points for Bras cup.
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Walter
Hezan
Danemore Bhute
George Duncan
Arthur Havera
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sararen
Archif Competan
Billy Day Fer
Witty Cox
Hilly Burke
Syd ‘Rasterbrook
Ernest Whitcombe
Abe Mitchell
Fred Robeon
al Espinosa
Leo Diesel
Undisputed sixth place hold amid varied boxing results
The report lists several boxing bouts and outcomes from June 27. Primo Carnera stopped Umberto Torrianng in three minutes and 43 seconds to win. Claude Varner claimed the state middleweight title with an 11 round decision over Fidel LaBarbe. Other results feature Frank Rojorski over Cowliny Eddie Anderton, Harry Dublinsky defeating Roger Bernard, Frank Battaglio knocking out Johnny Burns, Benny Basa stopping Georgie Day, Owen Phelps beating Tony Canceta, and Terry Crane and Sir Novak wins in multi round bouts.
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Cardera
Buffalo
Primo Car
Dera
Onde
Umberto Torrianns
Torrianng
Dublinsky
Milwaukee
Jung
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Roger Bernard
Bernard
Dubinsky
Frank Battaglio
Winnipex
Johnny Burns
Oakland
Caitf
Arizona
Owen Phelps
Speedy Phannix
Ariz
Tony Canceta
Tampa
Flay
Phelps
Canceta
I Terry Crane
Sir Novak
Johnny Hick
Cleveland
al Kline
Etx Raunda
May Dam Niagara Falls to Remove Rock Pile at Base
Engineers and the chamber of commerce of Niagara Falls approve a plan to temporarily dam the American Falls and clear a rock pile at the base to create an unbroken 170 foot drop. After removal of the rock pile the dam would be taken out and the river restored to normal flow. The pile weighs several thousand tons and currently blocks a portion of the falls. The project would beautify the scene, with work estimated to take six months to a year and cost about $600,000.
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Niagara Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Gidala
American Falls
Ita
South Loses Tennis Chance in Intercollegiate Finals
Haverford June 14 The south failed to defend the national intercollegiate tennis singles title as Teddy Burwell of the South was ousted in the semifinals by Bruce Barnes of Texas. Keith Gladwell of Stanford defeated David Jones of Columbia to reach the final. Yale’s W. Ryan and William Bascom upset Bryan Grant Jr. and Wilmer Hines 12-9 7-6 in doubles.
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Associated Press
Haverford
South
Clifford Rutter
Tulane
Teddy Burwell
University of Th South
Bruce Barnes
University of Texas Today
California
Keith Glad AU
Stanford University
David Jones
Columbia
Barnes
Gledhill
Harnes
Burwell
Dean Court
Jr W. Ryan
William Bascom
Yale
Bryan Grant, Jr
Zimmerman Explains South American Revolutions to Exchange Club
Dr. A F Zimmerman of State Teachers College spoke to the Greeley Exchange club on South America. He argued revolutions come from economic stress and racial tensions, noting two percent white control, a rising middle class, and 69 percent agricultural workers with meager wages. He warned that staple export prices are depressed and many key products lack markets, affecting government finances.
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South America
A. F. Zimmerman
State Teachers College
Greeley
Ur. Zimmerman
Dia
Searaeets de
Zimmerman
Fragmented quote on South American governance and deposed presidents
A disjointed passage notes that harsh geography like Longs Peak and Boobs fine almost devold of safe anchorages complicates central government. It suggests small groups can defer the government, helping explain why South American presidents have been deposed within months, as cited with Dr. Zimmerman.
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Northern Roads Slash Charges in Drouth Regions
Emergency action by the Interstate Commerce Commission allows reduced rates for livestock movements from drought-struck Montana and the Dakotas. Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and others seek permission to move breeding stock and cattle not yet market-ready to water and feed sources, then return home without extra charges.
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Montana
Deskotah
Interatads Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Northern
Pacife
Minneapolis
Sault
F. H. Parker
Great North
Orm
Axel Carlson Wins Verdict In Auto Attachment Case
A district court jury awarded Axel Carlson 390 dollars after deliberating that the automobile attached by Constable George A Randolph was primarily used as a farm wagon. The verdict tripled the value, estimating the machine at 180 dollars, with sale proceeds of 73 dollars, and the judgment to be charged against George Ernst who posted bond.
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Axel Carlson
George A. Randolph
Randolph
George Ernat
Carlson
Georges Ernst
Preliminary divorce granted in Greely case
Helen Ruth Davie of Greely was granted a preliminary divorce from A. Davis who failed to appear to contest. Hearing before Judge C. Coffin noted Davis, once a Greeley drug clerk, now at Kimball, Nebraska. Court ordered alimony of 30 dollars monthly for Davie and her three year old son. Cruelty alleged as the grounds for the divorce.
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Helen Ruth Davie
Greely
A. Davis
C. Coffin. Davis
Greeley
Kimball
Neb
Girls Held While Hitchhiking Near Fort Lupton
Two 11 year old girls, Mary Notwaslin and Hoglen Dore Chin ez, were held Friday afternoon by Marshall Al Porsonaw of Fort Lupton Colorado while attempting to hitchhike. Their parents were notified by police.
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Fort Lupton
Colo
Mary Notwaslin
Lincoln Street
Hoglen Dorechinez
Sand Street
Eggert Leads Western Batting in Standings Report
Eggert, second baseman for Tonks, moved ahead in Western batting with a 408 average, aided by Frey of Pueblo. Unofficial tallies list Eggert at 117 total bases, 34 runs, and 11 doubles, while Frey leads in hits and power. Wichita and Pueblo top team batting and fielding, with Des Moines impressive in double plays. season context notes a shift in thinking on adult learning.
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Chicago
Eggert
Tonks
Painut Ty Alesverake
Ung
Frey
Pueblo
Tlain
Johnson
Wichita
Molsane
Swansboro
Pat
Jobnact
Kelly
Denver
Parker
Notttke
Pusblo
Horn
Des Moinén
Opricn
Hostetler
Straigst
Dak Moines
Myth about Revolutionary uniforms debunked in humor column
A humorous claim questions the belief that all troops in the American Revolution wore ragged clothes. The piece treats this as another myth perpetuated by popular lore in the Woman's History Companion.
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Wowan
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