Favorites Win Handily In Women's Golf Tourney
In a brisk allflight match play event, favorites advance with clear victories. Local players from Denver County and Greeley contend in quarterfinal rounds, including Birkland, Dial, Hymaa, and Baker advancing through a field of several match results and close finishes.
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Barbarail Yass Bowith
Dean Sonbug
Juan Birkland
Denver County
Club Defatial
Adle Safford Sands
Billie Borgess
Buntie McLanthin
Marcia Bailey
Denver
Betty + Brown
Greeley
Mary Murray
Lakeward
Wilma Colorado
Chetan Bru Te Meatstudio
Edwards Tock
Mary Allee Dial
Lakewood
Helen Hymaa
Beaver Pinehurst
Lillian Busley
Mex
Dial
Denver Wilshire
Alice Dial
Newyer Wilshire
Dist
Hyman
Jordan Wine Geecley
Jordan
Ested
Lillian Bustey
O Wilkhire
Joan Pir
Willy
Aulle Burpess
Durango
Burgers
Bonnie McLouthily
Jogmne Youker
Willis Case
Dartura Hoy
Ar Yada Sam
National Reds Phils Split Twin Bill 6-4 7-1
National League doubleheader ends with Cincinnati and Philadelphia splitting the games. Reds win opener 6-4 behind late scoring as Jay Fosdike and Ruse homer, Bennett and Baldschun win second game 7-1 with strong relief pitching. Wills stars for Dodgers in 4-0 win over Cubs.
Giants top Colts 3 1 as Daffato shines in start
San Francisco pitcher Jim Daffato, in his third start of the season, allowed six hits and one run over seven innings to lift the Giants past Houston 3 1 Tuesday night. Don Yarsen earned the save in the ninth, with relief from Hallers.
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Houston
San Francisco
Jim Daffato
Joly
Duffalo
Larsen
Hallers
Brown
McMahon
Unibrichii
Bateman
W—Dullelo
Bravwa
Twins 5 Angels 1 Upbeat relief outing seals win
Los Angeles notes Bill Dalley pitched in his fourth relief appearance and shut the door on a decisive game as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Los Angeles Angels 5 to 1. The article highlights Dalley’s reliever role and the team’s strong offensive output.
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Los Angeles
Bill Dalley
Senators Fall In I-Hitter After Rally Loss To Yankees
An erratic Washington rally collapses as the Senators are held to a one run in a game dominated by a one hit effort from a Yankee pitcher. Whitey Ford and reliever Stange combine to stifle the Senators after an early lead, with Yankees winning 3 to 1. Don Blasingame drives in a run for the Nats, while Stan Williams suffers the loss despite ten strikeouts.
A's edge White Sox in ninth through wild pitches and single
In Kansas City the A's won 4 to 3 over the White Sox after a ninth inning rally sparked by a pair of wild pitches by Hoyt Wilhelm, a crucial single by Gino Gimoli, and timely defense. Chicago tied it with three runs in the top of the inning before KC pulled ahead.
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Kansas City
George Alustk
Chicago
Heron
White Sox
Hoyt Wilelm
Gino Gimoli
Wihelm ‘Nuckler
Gamilo Carreon
Alusik
Lan
W-Wyatt Sf
L—Wilhelm
Maxwellia
Major League Leaders Stolen Bases And Batting
National League highlights list Groat Clemente Aston Mays Aaron White and others with leading categories in batting runs hits doubles and saves. American League figures give Yastrzemski Rollins Kelline and Tresh among leaders in batting and runs batted in.
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Associated Press
Groat
St. Louis
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Aston
Milwaukie
Mays
San Francisco
Aaron
Milwaukee
White
Pinson
Cincinnati
Trvat
St Lovie
Ingon
LaBonde
Chicianati
Santa Rosa
Calif
Brock Ard Williams
Chicago
Matsos
Ison
Gonzalez
Taylor
Phila
Delphia
Javier
Oakland Bakers
Laldefense
McCovey
San Bonde
Rocky Mach
Francisco
Ship
Seo
Hite Vlond
Bears
Curly Wisine
Michigan Hi
Colorado
Brash
Montrose
Csc
Pom
Lanard Lordino
Jack Flasche
Dim Crider
Mountain
Preca Mnisher
Elmer Crider
Yastemeki
Boatan
Rollins
Minnesota
Fund—Allison
Coline
Detroit
Tresh
New York
Raiders Star Thrives on Making Tackles
Raiders star excels in tackling as defensive standout. The cluttered box scores show mixed stats across teams including Boston, Minnesota, and Kansas City with various players such as Yastrzemski, Aparicio, and Hinton contributing in different categories. The report references pitchers Radars and Burmleg and cites multiple cities like Boston and Detroit in a dense sports ledger style.
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Stuart
Boston
Yastrzemski
Bling
Detroit
Causey
Kansas City
Versalles
Minnesota
My Hinton
Washington
Allison
Kilebrew
Majors Representaties Talk Liston Clay Match As Plans Form
The Associated Press reports heavyweight title contenders Liston and Clay eye New York discussions on terms for a Sept fight. Major figures in their camp indicate a possible contract bid, with venues like New York and Chicago discussed amid broad interest from promoters and managers. Several cities and teams are cited in regard to potential sites and scheduling.
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San Francia
St. Loos
New York
Sap
Chicago
Brain Trust
Cinemnasy
Suacy Lion
Cassa Clay
Philadelphia
Spa
Gentes” Imperaan
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Areve
REE
Houston
Sepys
Tverday
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
N &T
Louis
Mownnne
Liston
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Salvatore J. Avena
Tim
Aven
Devel
Sonny
Gordon B. Davidser
Louisville
Clay
Cassius
Bonde To Conduct Clinic In Wrestling at CSC
Colorado State College assistant wrestling and baseball coach Jack LaBonde will lead a wrestling clinic in Greeley. The session at Gunter Hall from 4 to 4 p.m. focuses on takedowns escapes reversals and pins with objective coaching methods and conditioning tips for wrestlers and coaches.
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Jack LaBoode
Coloado State College
CSC
Greeley
Gunter Hall
LaBondé
Colorado
U S Team Captures Curling Cup Tourney Victory
The U S team, led by Wininger of Oklahoma, wins a six straight victory over Canada in the Curling Cup Best Ball event at Sylvania Country Club Toledo Ohio. Amateurs El Meister and Bil Campbell post strong scores. Canadian Gary Cowan leads with six birdies, defeating Don Finsterwald and Cluck Kocsin.
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Toledo
Ohie
U.S
Canada
Detroit West
T Be Wininger
Oklahoma
Wininger
el Meister
Geveresd
Sylvania Country Club
al Johnstown
Montreal
Phil Brownlee
Toro
Ont
Bill Casper
Apply Valley
Sallf
Bil Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Moe Norman
Toronto
Nick ¥Eslock
Burlington
Ohio
Alvie Thompson
Gordon MacKenzie
al Balding
Gary Cowan
Cowan
Don Finsterwald
Cluck Kocsin
Detroit
Unclear obituary fragment for Koura Tokuyasu and relatives
The fragment lists Tomyas Koura Tokuyasu of Gracey and family relations including a widow, a daughter in New York, and a Las Vegas connection. It mentions memorial icons and a manorial chapel with references to venues and paths, but the text is garbled and unreadable in key details.
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Tomyas Koura Tokuyasu
Wt 4
Gracey
Tame Yokasneil
Mis Idueko
Columbia
New York City
N.Y
Tayeko Mitani
Grteley
Aisi
Bervicer Smm Pitty
Uriday Adamaon
Taterwont Syyse
Memorial Gardenn
Pirates 3 Braves 0 in Pittsburgh pitcher duel
Pirates break scoreless pitch duel as Don Cardwell outduels Denny Lemaster. Roberto Clemente hits a single to left driving in runs in the seventh. Don Clendenon adds a two-bagger, Mazeroski fouls out, and Moe Drummond scores. Sadowski finishes strong, Paplincont, Pagline contribute, final 3-0 win for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Don Cardwell
Denny Lemenster
Milwaukee
Hurst
Taves
Roberto Clemente
Blies
Lef
Bill Mazeroski
Donk Clendenay Smasher
Clermente Weil
Jim Paplincont
Arivé
Glendenon
Ahem
Wheelon
Rob Sadowski
Logan
Sadowsk
Pagline Venthol Sadowsky
Inmawauken Cake
Thishnegh
Lemaster
Sadiwehi UD
Raysma
Cards 4 Mets 3 thriller marks late rally
New York reporters note a tight game as St Louis Cardinals edge the Mets 4 to 3 with a late scoring rally. Stan Musial plays a key role with a double and sharp defense while Bob Lavette and Walker contribute notable baserunning and plays.
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St. Lovis
Baltimore
Plicher Kardinals
Mel Mnental
Saori’ Mies
Rams Snyder
Battl
Oriales
The
Walker Shetwoneils
Miron
Bob Lavetine
Stan Musial
Walker
Ientiel
Theipick Snyder
Saverine Ped
State
Halle
T. Louis
St. Louis University
Simmons
Taylor
McCarvery Citry
Parth
Gonder
Rleman
Billhend
W—Taylor
Tigers 10 Bosox 1 in Detroit rout on errorless game record
Detroit pitcher Frank Lary wins his second major league start since returning from the minors as the Tigers crush the Boston Red Sox 10 to 1. George Smith belts two doubles and drives in three, while Detroit sets an AL record with 1 consecutive errorless games. The Red Sox stumble in a Tuesday night tilt with multiple miscues and limited offense.
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Detroit
George Smith
Sample
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Fratk Lary
Tigers
Balimore Orioles
Walker
Romano
Rotertaji
Miller
Orsini
W—Roberts
Cincinnati Reds
L—Latman
Cleveland
Beeston
Whitfield
Baltimore
Wilson
Woods
Earney
Land Nisan
Lary
Frechan Wiitchisan
Anit Ilinois
Minor league scores and matchups from the day
The report lists several minor league baseball scores including Toronto beating Buffalo 3 to 2, Arkansas defeating Avanta 1 to 1, Indianapolis routing Columbus 1 to 4, and Richmond 4 against an implied opponent. Texas League games feature Austin 3 and a Texas pair El Paso 3, Amailis 2, San Antonio and Albuquerque results noted.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Arkansas
Avanta
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Columbus
Trochester & Torksonville
Richmond
Austin
Yulsa
el Paso
Amailis
San Antonis
Albuquerque
Stars blank Washington in split doubleheader win
Stan Williams allowed one hit over a thled inning with 11 strikeouts and one walk to give the New York Stars a 1 victory over Washington and split the doubleheader. Maury Wills starred for the Dodgers with four straight hits fueling the NL leaders 4 1 triumph over the Chicago Cubs.
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Chicago
Imanny Wills
Fhite
Los Angeles Dodger
Don Drysdale
Chicago Cubs
Drysdale
Aly
Larry Jackson
Wills
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Chivago
Colos OK Drysdale
Roseholds Jackson
Baker
Histon
Scheffar
WaeDeysdale
Jackson
Runes Angeles
Fair
Stan Williams
Don Bldsingame
Washington
New York
Maury Wills
Dodets
Matsos Debuts With Raiders Intercepts For Boston Game
Matsos, 28, joined Oakland in an offseason trade from the Bills and impressed in his Raider debut versus Boston. He made tackles across the field and returned a fourth quarter interception 27 yards to the Boston 17, setting up a winning touchdown. Davis praised Matsos noting the line’s effort backs his play and the defense hinges on a strong front seven.
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Raiders
Buffalo Bills
Oakland
AL Davis
Raider
Boston
Mensure
Davis
Matsles
Bulls
Matsox
Orioles Triumph 6 4 Over Indians Behind Genile Power
Baltimore attacker Jim Gentile fueled a 6 4 win over Cleveland as the Orioles rallied with a five run fifth. Gentile hit a leadoff homer in the sixth and connected on his second homer as the O s snapped a streak, with starter Barry Latman faltering in relief for Cleveland.
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Ill
Thellittle
Hétnose
St. Louis
Cordi
New Mexi
Sam Etchaverry
Baltimore
Jim
Jlease
Charley Johnson
Johnson
Aed
Orioles
National Football League
Cleveland Indians
Ulder Etcheverry
Wallystatt
Whale
Ps Vanhomer
Savewy
Cleveland
Barry Latmen
John Grille
Robin Roberts
Velit
Sir Miller
Andi
Wile
Hehas Toshi
F Jleveland
Open football backs Johnson tops NFL talk at Dieppe
A jumble of NFL chatter notes Johnson as No 1 pick amid talk of 1965 season. Mentions Norman Snead, Fran Tarkenton, Roman Gabriel, Gale, and Tittle. Discusses Benches, interceptions, and a veteran outlook with players adapting to new roles. Mentions a master's degree and chemical engineering at Washington University as a side note.
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Eben
Northfield
Nuc
Ape
Johnson
Adey
George _ons
San
Eddie LeBaron
Diego
Vista
Galil
Dobon
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