Moss Service Loud Speaker at Tribune Fight Party
Moss Service plans a fight night broadcast at 6 with Earle Blick announcing the title bout from a Telbine building phone booth. The public event uses Associated Press feed from Denver, with a live telecast to Tribune readers and a crowd turnout expected in Greeley.
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Moss Service
Tribune
Hag
Agnten
Ata
Telbine Builatig
M. Earle Blick
Tyvitine Editorial
Associated Treva
Denver
Flett
Blow
Willinn
Subia
Greeley
Sport Slants By Alan Gould on Davis Cup outlook
Gould argues the French and American contenders face strong challengers as Davis Cup ties approach. He critiques Cochet and other veterans shaping the field, notes age and form, and highlights the financial stakes of the Challenge Round with gate receipts potentially reaching tens of thousands. He emphasizes amateur spirit amid strategic billing by Davis Cup captains.
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Alan Gould
Darby
Ellsworth ,Llea & Co
Austealia
Kuxlind
Honok
Nevoly
Vines
Tiarafy
Cachet
Roncolli
Crawford
Yives
Derry
Tommy Hitchrack
N& Longer
Saw Yeason
Tommy Htitchcock
Ty Bill Tiden
Little BI Johnston
Vinoa
Wilden
Cochet
Jean Dborotra
America
Allison
Challery
Cochel
Holting
Little of San Francisco Finalist in Springs Showdown
Colorado Springs June 28 Associated Free press Little of San Francisco and author Gus Moreland of Hallas Texas or Jobn Dawson of Chicago loom as finalists for the trans Missisissippi orlt championships after two rounds of eight contendors left for tomorrow's quarter finals Jens Oldham of Ponyer and Frank English of Denver advance with repairs to their brackets and are slated to enter semifinals against tomorrow's winner between Zell Bates and U Maytag Newton Iowa.
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Colorado Springs
Fon Little
San Francisco
Gus Moreland
Hallas
Tex
Jobn Dawson
Chicago
Little
Vielor
Ponyar
Santa Monten
Jens Oldham
Ponyer
Milsteins Hold Tennis Spotlight in Greeley Meet
Milstein brothers dominate the Northeastern Colorado tennis finals in Greeley, with Merle Ogle eliminated after three straight title runs. Sid Milstein defeats Dave Bauer in straight sets and, alongside James Evans, advances in doubles with Hermann and Kenapks of Denver set to clash for doubles title. Davis Bauer and Neal Williams win doubles semifinal to challenge the Milstins Thursday. Score details and schedule indicate strong Milstein control as titles near.
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Hermann
Kenapks
Denver
Oxle| Urothera
Wilk
Siagles
Merle Ogin
Alugles
Haor Milstein
Sid
James Evans
Uaree Altaight
Dave Bauer
Gresley
Neal Williama
Catorado Springs
Jack Holinapy
Bill Konopka
Ue Willamin Yrothers
Thoreday
Jimmy Evans
Hama
Willamea
Goun
Graoley
Mortel
Milstein
Doudies
Crown
Tia BausrayUlinnie
Saw
Bauer Williams
Sam Milately
Sid Wilstein
Leading City Softball Teams Named for 1932 Season
The Trine lists top city softball players and two all city teams. Key picks include Humphrey and Vas for first team infielders and outfielders, with Parker and Swanson on the second team pitching. Notable names: Reed, Hardin, Brown, Meyers, and Kitz among others shaping the rosters.
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Humphrey
Veneo
Vipw
R. Hardin
Bice
Titird
Tsse
B. Reed
Cora Cola
H. Niuouiros
Loftfield
C. Bosten
Cola Cola
Feld
Iight
P. Brown
Elka
Co Kitz
Kika
R. Parker
Wealarn Auto H
Swanson
Jacobson
Catchur
Bika
Pirst Wase
J. Cottman
Hike
W. Gattman
Coca Cola
Gettaien
Ellis
Shari Stap
Kilbourne
Gera Cola
Tald
K. Meyer
Jacobsen
Canter Kelt
S. Hoston
Coca -Cola
K. Adamis
V. Tye
V.pav
V.ew
Walt Tumobey
Chuck Kintz
Cecil Doyd
V-B.aw
Leotard Venen
Ant RK. Williams
Cock Goly
Althor
Eppis
Toy Hardin
The
Elks
Hardin
Rob Reed
Ani
Erlene
Red
Nod Ninemires
Pats Brown
Brown Delde
Bia Shar
Ralph Parker
Harold Swanson
John Jassoo
Thca Cola Durler
pliGetiman
Carl
Wards
Helnin
Iini
Fuffoll &S
Kivaurna
Harold Meyer
Spike Yuoton
Wart Adams
Virgil
Tyo Meko
Piggly Wiggly Girls Defeat Fort Lupton
The Greeley Piggly Wiggly elms defeated the Fort Lupton Piggly Wiggly team Tuesday evening at Lupton in a close game. Grealey standout Kraly led local players as the team won four of six games. call Mr. Eberhardt to arrange a match.
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Greeley Piggly Wiggly Elms
Fort Lupton
American Senior Strictly 2 palt wi the new horse
A reprint from the City Herah recounts a fragmentary tale about a California coast animal and strange opinions on Cindy and Beck. It notes Cincinnati plans a College of Physical Culture linked to a brewery and a German partner, with implied controversy.
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Massachusetts
South Carolina
Pacific
Spengy
Chicago
Cindy
Beck
Herah
Baga
Gacionall Enquirer
Cincinnatl
College of Physical Culture
Unlew Tt
Seen from the Bench in Newham Colorado tennis tourney
The article reports on the Newham Colorado tennis tournament with players Merle Ogle Sid Matley and Milstein generating dramatic round matches. Ted's Place Fort Collins defeated Nitty Nix of Boulder 10 to 8 while Loveland Elks edged Shatt Ollers 12 to 9 and Fort Collina team beat Printers Fort Gotlua.
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Fields
Sean
Leon
Towmls Fang
Ted
Fort Colling
Nitty Nix
Boulter
Sinelale II UC
Dans Defeat Frederick as Tesone Stars
Granioy Dynamite Dans defeat Frederick 4 to 2 in a midweek game. Tesone led with two hits and stole two bases while Lefty Henderson and Gresley ace contributed on the mound. Frits Wetwaeyer pitched until relief by Henderson.
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Dans
Frederick
Fredories
Alex Teanna
Granioy
Frederick Town
Altho Ong
Dynamite Dan
Life
Loar
Tosone
Lefty Henderson
Gresley Ace
Bears Narrow Victory Amid Uneven Spring Play
A rough recap of Bears six runs in a spring game highlights early season lineup changes and coaching notes. Players like Corwine and Finley show flashes while new talent from the lineup like Elmer Schwab and Letty Venderstin contribute in limited roles.
Baseball results and lineups across cities in early season play
The report lists multiple baseball matchups with teams such as Boston St Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago and New York. Players Hallahan Carlton Arardt Sutera Prankhotsa Quins Rizey and more are named alongside game locations and draft scores or statuses.
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New York
Pitanniiga
Swetoute
Plein Hubbell
Maura
Pittaburgh
New Yai
Glsveland
Weeniigton
Clarsland Stewart
Suwall
Craghead
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ohi Mabstroy
Cain
Irvane
Gaston
Jushnny Grube
Sir Louis
Boston
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Sharkey
Hankey
Carhera
Cale
Jack Sharkey
Little Jack
Primo
Milsteins
Fall of Ogle
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Jeritle Pattle
Dillaloin
Hianvar
Merle Ogle
Chempion
Colorado
Coundell
Junn
Burk Clearings
Dun and
Drodelreet
United States
Harriman
Associated New York
Wills
Dotey
Suly
Joseph W. Harti JN
Hachimah National- Tegkund -Truist Company
Vartimin
Orbich Chaygas
P Albert Mr. Smith
Ety
Will
Herriman
Usarge
Merriman
Proatention
Agalaet
Unarriman
Igat
Kiwanis
Kentucky Department of the Grand Army of the Repute
Nic
Ami
Fares
Abe Ahve
Pap
Trine
Newham Colorado
Orte
Merle
Ogie
Jlo Helwan
Konepke
Puesday
Vietlagova
Mérlo
Morty
Atranz Ao Luosaly
Rover
Mérla Ogle
Sid Mately
Metel
Ugls
Rolloon
Shota
Ore
Oslo
fatire—Longfellow
Bears
Bupes Tor
Ain x “Grveley Dynantte
Tay Golwrmto
Colorado &Tay
Sportenana
Pate
Ayangi
Sutteld
Sherry
Chek
Finley Tebleg
Paca Lo Cateh
Ast Adan
Danaher
Ts Ky
Corwine
Ling
Elmer Schwab
Letty
Preys
Wey Raines Uenay
Erle Welemeyer
Man
Gorhie Iiti
Iva
Primo Carnora
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