Tribune Parties Invite Fans to Sharkey Camera Fight Night
The Tribune plans a Thursday gathering at the Tribune office for the Sharkey Cartwright world lightweight title bout. Attendees will view a detailed account by wire and AP, with the event set for 6:30 local time and no radio broadcast planned.
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U S Soldiers Play Dans in City Thursday
The Twanttodl infantry baseball team from Ford Warren Wyoming meets the Dynamite Ding of Greeley at Sportsmuna Park in Greeley Thursday afternoon at 4 30. Leo Danaher’s absence weakens the home club while Danaher is back in St. Joe Missouri for the line. Jack Adan and Payne Tesono Ruthwell are set to play with the Bront saga and Recon cellar standings noted as the week progresses.
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American tennis stars weighed amid changing era
By Alan Gould discusses tennis greats and current players. Mentions Vines Parker Johnston and Tilden, praises Ellsworth and Davis Cup tensions, notes shifts in timing and management, and hints at a future U S national championship pathway. References to US tenure and 1933 open championship context.
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Denver Pair Eliminates Ogles in Doubles Quarterfinals
Helmann and Konopka of Denver upset Ed and Marlo Ogle to win a doubles quarterfinal in the Northern Colorado tennis tournament. The Denver duo will face the Milsteins for a doubles title as Sam and Sam Milstein defeated Jim Evans and Bit Farnham in a semifinal. Merle Ogle, defending singles champ, edged HY Batban 6-4 0-1 in third round.
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Yale Wins Intercollegiate Golf Title in Cleveland
Yale University captured its third straight intercollegiate golf championship finishing with a low four round total of 840 at the 87th annual national tournament. The event, held in Seattle, crowned Yale as the top college team for the season.
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No. 3 ranking play ex sparks debate on talent
A discussion questions Cliff Sutter and Fe Sutter about ranking and development. The speaker argues No. 3 is not enough for talent to advance, noting international experience is needed. Reference to France and historical overcomings suggests lessons from past underdog progress.
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Veterans Edge Elks 1 0 In Ten Inning Duel
Veterans win a 1 to 0 ten inning softball thriller over the Elks as Humphrey limits the opposition to three hits. Ninemires and Water lead the offense with decisive plays in the bottom of the tenth to seal the city championship in a game celebrated by a large crowd and local press.
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Zell Eaton Sets Medal Record in Texas Golf Qualifying
Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City led medal play with a 257 for four rounds in the Trans Mississippi golf tournament in Colorado Springs. Champion Guy Moraland of Dallas and top rivals qualified for tomorrow’s match. Harry Strassburger and Robert McGeray failed to qualify. Eaton’s 68 in the final round tied the low nine hole mark and followed a 69 yesterday.
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Baseball Scores National At Brooklyn to Cinch Cincinnati
Baseball scores list from a Brooklyn National game and Cincinnati details with players Xolp Lombardi Lopes Guten Braton St Laut Wriker Johnron Wilson Gram Spohrer and postponements for Pittsburgh at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia due to rain.
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Armenian dinners and meat heavy meals across cities
A fragmented note discusses Armenian dinner customs, noting meals blend meat, vegetables, and grains and are often cooked together. It mentions dishes across New York Philadelphia Chicago and Boston, with Armenian cuisine's emphasis on combining tomatoes peppers cucumbers and cabbage with meat in a single preparation.
Greeley crowd recalls great days at Park event
Witnesses recount a sprawling 1930s era game featuring Fort Collins and Greeley players at Lakewood Grove Park. Highlights include a standout peg to third by Dell Boyd, near-perfect fielding by Hardin and Beresford, and a tense finish as Humphrey allowed few hits while Fans and locals discussed the Elks-V. F. W. clash.
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