Millers, Elks Elks and Winners Play King’s in Title
The Tribune-Republican reports Millers and S B A winning Sunday games with a 14 to 6 score for Millers over Sunset. Joe Anderson, Latz, Parker, Bennedett, and King are noted for pitching and fielding. several players scored runs and errors influenced the innings.
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Evans Falls to Ault 4-3 on Home Ground in Sunday Reliever
Evans baseball team loses a tight 4 to 3 game at home as Gooch earns nine strikeouts for Ault while Nygren fanned eight for Evans. The contest featured standout infield play by Ault and a sharp Runyon second base for Evans. Evans will host Port Lupton Japa next Sunday after Leonard Patterson wins Denver tennis title.
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Athletics Win 2 to 0 in Sunday tilt at Teluad Grove
Greeley Athletics beat Eaton 2 to 0 with Seltbach pitching for the Oréctoy team. Seilbach struck out 14 as Mothorated and Swad helped stymie the Eaton offense. Two errors were logged for the visitors as Creely and Raton managed light hits.
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Current Schedules of Softball Leagues
Inland Grove Park hosts playoff action for city championship. National League Crafts faces Model Mille, Federal League at Ohare 8:30 p.m. Winner of 7730 game Ve meets Faul King's Maret in American League at New High School field 8:30 p.m. Garncey and Wheeler play Nilen Radlo.
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Nurmi Defeats Record in Marathon Showdown
Paavo Nurmi, the famed Finnish runner, wins the hour and distances in a marathon style trial, beating the previous world mark. The Phantom Flym record of two hours 33 minutes 6 4/6 seconds stands as a global standard, with Nurmi dominating the field and signaling hopes for Olympic glory at Los Angeles.
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Pirates into First Place in National League race
Pirates moved into first in the National League standings after sweeping Cincinnati in a doubleheader. Gworen Carroll struggled on the mound, Ogden and Frey relieved, and Lloyd Waner left the field with a foot injury after colliding with Ogden in the opener.
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Pea Canning Campaign Opens at Longmont Plant
The Longmont plant of the Kuner Empton company will start the July pea canning campaign one week later than last year. Thema Potter, plant manager, announced that about 69 men will be employed during the campaign.
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Golf Open Victory sets unique record for Brit ish and American wins
Gove Savuzay wins the American Open in a record 288 total, sharing honors with Bobby Jonas as the only golfers to win both the British and American Opens. Karazeuinished posts a 66 in the final rounds, breaking prior records and elevating him above Wille McFarlane’s 67. Other top finishers include Chick Dyas for the Acugri Open record and notable attendees from Leu Seadara and New York.
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Sunday Scores and Hoover Insurance Bid Details
Sunday scores from multiple cities show varied results with Philadelphia and National leagues listed. Hoover today argued a bid to renew five year government life insurance contracts for veterans without further examination, and a funeral notice announced Mae Thompson’s service and Linn drive interment.
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Two Teachers Men Qualify to Semi Finals
Two Teachers College candidates Tot Milholizad and Louis Smith qualified for the Olympics semifinals at Long Beach in the regional AAU tryouts at Denver Velga Stadium. Twelve athletes qualified. Milholland jumped 6 feet 4 inches to win his event. Smith ran 100 meters in 10.8 seconds and 200 meters in 24.8 seconds. Others listed as eligible for Long Beach included Cradley, Sterling, and McIntusk among several. Hayden and Whitley failed to qualify.
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Stripped Willow wins Grand Prix de Paris in France
Strip the Willow won the Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp, owner de Argan ine, with Alberto J. Duggan aboard, earning a major share of about 900000 francs. Skip the Willow, Massie bred, finished a length and three parts behind Gatrap in the 3000 meter race, paying 69.60 francs for five. Other horses included Fog Horn and Metz Cifth in a crowded field.
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Steele Ski Thrillers Shine at Estes Park Meet
Steele leads a strong field at Estes Park ski event as Mountain National Park Ski Club dominates Class A. Frank Dalpos and Joe Mobutre contend for top honors in jumping and skiing events amid light rain and heavy crowd, with Genevieve Kavinnon crowned Queen of Ski Land among multiple winners from Denver and Colorado Springs clubs.
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No Team Has Edge in City Title Battle
Greeley’s softball league opener sets the city championship, seven innings per game, Elks vs National League winner at 7:30 p.m. Elks and Paul King’s strong American League title winners meet in the second game at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday’s two game elimination finals highlight the race for the city crown.
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Yankees Coast To 6 2 Victory Over Philadelphia Leaders
New York powered past Philadelphia 6 2 as Charley Ruffing scattered the Phillies with solid support. The Yankees swept the series thanks to timely hitting from Ruth, Chapman, Lager, and Bishop. Walberg struggled for Philadelphia, issuing eight walks and allowing key hits.
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Phillies Rally Shows in Game Two Victory
In a tense thirteenth inning, St. Louis ties faded as Brooklyn’s pitchers faltered. Navy hits and a late homer by Terry fueled a double header split before 25,000 fans, leaving Philadelphia to cap two straight wins.
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Greeley Golfers Win Narrowly at Windsor Course
Greeley golfers edged Windsor 324 to 304 on their local course Sunday in 24 matches. Greeley won 12, tied 3, lost 9 with numerous close scores listed for individual bouts between Dr Woodcock and Dr Ine kell, Hibbs and Hyde, and other pairings, reflecting a tight team outcome as May scrutiny notes theft and Tecovarien percentages in a distant aside.
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Informal Scheid] 11 Games Highlight Local Play
Local teams completed 11 informal games with varied results as Scheid] led by Paul Kings and American champs Kingston tied in twelfth place. Notable moments included Jersee’s pitching against Elka Sunes beating Kings and Mac’s narrow win over Sunngaide.
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