Denver Beats Denver Kraly Hurls Three Hit Shutout in Charleston
Denver takes first win as Steve Kraly throws a three hit shutout in Charleston. St. Paul split with Indianapolis after wins and losses in a Sunday doubleheader, with U. S. standings heavily mixed among Toledo, Omaha, Minneapolis, and Louisville in the American Association race.
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Pirates Edge Collins In Tight NC Baseball Game
Englewood defeated Fort Collins 10 to 9 in a Northern Conference baseball clash. A ninth inning double play ended Fort Collins rally as Motsinger, Smith, Spencer, Schwah, and Bodhaine contributed for Englewood, while Fort Collins pitchers faced a tough inning before the final out.
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Boston Doge Captures Gold Cup in Open Victory
Bowi e Md Boston Doge, a ragged looking but dominant two year old, won the Governor's Golden Cup by two and one half lengths at Bowie. Jockey Eric Guerin rode the gelding to his tenth straight win, despite an objection from Jackey Eldon Nelson who claimed interference at the half mile. Officials dismissed the claim as Boston Doge defied crowd heat and set a fast early pace to top a field totaling over 20 thousand bettors and push his Derby prospects forward.
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Grain Elevator Sale Near Denver Eyed by National Bank
In a small town about forty miles from Denver a grain elevator operation with 14,000 bushel storage and two new buildings is offered. The International Harvester Agency lists the owner’s price at 22,500 dollars plus inventory, with Nordman Alpine 5483 and National Bank Ride in Denver mentioned as part of the deal.
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Doctor's Invention Promises Free Trial Truss in KC
A Kansas City doctor advertises a reducible rupture device with no coat and claims satisfaction after a 30 day trial. Readers may test the invention and receive a $3.40 truss at no cost, with a $9.50 truss kept if not fully satisfied, by writing the Physician's Appliance Co. at 2408 Main St Wanna City Mo.
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Kersey Blasts Mead Nine In 27-0 Victory
Kersey exploded for 27 runs against Mead Nine in a seven inning win. Ernie Salazar started, Dick Humphrey and Steve McNeal followed with four strikeouts each as Kersey hitters dominated. Ton Herbst led with five hits, Salazar collected three, Vin Mandi two, while Mike Eckel accounted for Mead’s lone hit.
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Ag Track Team Nicks Bawhoys by 76 to 55
In Laramie Wyoming the Aggies defeated Wyoming 76 to 55 in a Skyline Conference dual meet at Corbett Field. Jim Elder set field records in the main event and led Colorado A&M with multiple top finishes including wins in the mile and two mile runs.
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Worden
Colorado routs Nebraska in outdoor dual meet 94 42
Colorado Cindermen dominated Nebraska at Boulder sweeping all but one event and setting records. Jim Wyatt and Craig Craft led distance wins while Stew Walker cleared 12 feet 2 inches in pole vault, as Colorado closes its season with strong performances before Kansas Relays.
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Mines triumph over Western State in Rocky Mountain duel
Mines edged Western State 62 to 59 in a Rocky Mountain Conference dual meet. The Mines relay quartet of Warc her, Bonnefant, Ariksen, and Precht secured five points with a win in the one mile relay as Mines rallied from a 58-58 tie. A string of event results followed including wins by Precht in the 440 and Eriksen in the mile and a relay victory over Western State, with performances across sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws shaping the final team score.
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Snead Captures Greensboro Title
Sam Snead won the Greater Greensboro Open by one stroke with a 273 total. Art Wall and Julius Novos tied for second at 273, Wall missing a fifth-foot birdie putt. Snead earned 2000 dollars while Wall took 1335. Rob Rosburg Kroll and Billy Maxwell shared fourth at 277 and 853.33 each. Jerry Barber and Marty Furgol shared seventh at 279 with 495 each.
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San Francisco
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Odessa
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DU’s Brown Sets New YMCA Swim Mark in Arizona
In Tucson Arizona Bon Frown, swimming for the Colorado Springs team, wins the 100 yard backstroke in 1 2 00.8 to set a new YMCA record. Teammate David Temmin wins the 100 yard freestyle as Colorado Springs places fourth overall. Dayton Ohio tops the meet with Oakland California second and Huntington Indiana third. Other SPRS swimmers James Calvin Taylor and John Helbin place fifth and sixth in the 150 yard medley. Kari Heston places sixth in the three meter dive.
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Longmont Links Triangular Scores Noted By Greeley and Englewood
Greeley high golfers meet Longmont and Englewood in a third triangular of the season. Bostick led Longmont with a 32 medal score while Owen shot 53. Englewood’s Gratton posted 60 and Welst 56 as the trio battled for top honors over 12 holes.
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Baltimore Boxer Thompson Dies From First Pro Bout Injuries
Trent on New Jersey traged y as 20something Philadelphia middleweight Va-Bryan Thompson dies after his first pro fight at Trenton Arena. He was knocked out in round two against Jerry Luedee of New Haven and remained in a coma after two brain operations at St Francis Hospital. Thompson had 115 amateur bouts with 104 wins and was 185pound national AAU champion in 1953. State Athletic Director Joseph Walker said he was not overmatched.
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Angies Nine Thumps Lobos by 10 to 6
Angies Nine Thumps Lobos defeated the University of New Mexico 10 to 6 with Andy Simon reaching base four times and driving in five runs. Pitcher John Hoyd earned the win for ALINEQUARQUE, while Bord Grant relieved in the sixth to close out the victory.
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Trahert Grabs Dallas Net Title
Trahert defeated Vic Seixas 6 3 6 2 to win the ninth annual Dallas Country Club Invitational Tennis Tournament. Seixas led 5 3 in the final set and had a watch point before Trahert rallied to win the last two games and seal the title.
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