Morgan Triumphs Over Rifle 21 14 for Championship
Fort Morgan defeated Rifle 21 to 14 to claim the Cinse A Championship. Mittelstadt passed for two touchdowns, Fort Morgan surged ahead in the fourth with a long scoring play, Krobkod added three extra points, and Beemer broke loose for a 64 yard TD late. Crowd of 1,800 watched under cool weather as Fort Morgan earned the title.
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Cologh
Dick Mitteltad
Fort Morgan
Rifle
Colorado
Fort Morgen
la Junta
Jerre Moore
Fort
Pat Rutle
Bruce Wood
Marcont
Jimmy Kigsins
Norman Peercy
Mittelstadt
Jerry Mainuth
Krobkob
Yor Morgan
Fort Morsgan
Wendell Osborne
Krobkod
Wee Come
Kifle
Jack Beemer
Kipsing
Besler
Aggies Wallop Cole in college basketball opener
Fort Collins Colorado College fell 60 to 40 as Colorado A&M dominated the opener. Key contributors included Kinard Bargatrom and Hakeree for A&M while Cole led CC with limited scoring. Final line shows Aggies pressuring CC throughout and converting free throws late.
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Fort Collins
Coloado A & M
Colorado College
Sole
Cole
AMM
Bolcum
Kinard
Bargatrom
Gregory
Hakeree
O & Kexsnger
Achwarth
Wcay
Grid Scores Mixed Football and Hockey Results
Georgia defeats Miami 36 to 13 while Gardner–Webb College drops 14 to 0 to Georgia Military College. Cincinnati’s International Hockey League reports Troy at 3 in a scattered score set.
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Georgia
Miami
Gardon
Gardner Webb College
Georgie Military College
International Hockey League
Cinsinnatio
Troy
Capron Mrs Edna Amelie Capron Dies in Greeley
Edna Amelie Capron of 13 flb Street dies leaving a daughter Mrs Dwight Price of Greeley and another daughter Mrs Milo Clark of Wilmington Delaware. Grandchildren include Mrs Stoward Boyer of La Salle and Mrs Edwin Bly of Wilmington. She is survived by sisters Mrs Sadie Hall of Greeley and Mrs Myrtle Tharp of Wheatridge. Services held 2:30 PM Tuesday from Moors Traveling Room. Burial Linn Grove.
Mrs Margaret Stonemets Funeral Held at Windsor
Mrs Margaret A Stonemets widow of George M Stonemets lived at 828 Walnut Windsor. Survived by children Elzie H Stonemets Fort Collins Earl G Stonemets Fort Collins Amanda Elizabeth Broadetock Augusta Ruth Grubb Deriva Springs Mo B Stone mets Hruhi Idaho Ted V Stonemets Kersey Lila M Wescott Windsor. Funeral Monday 2 pm Methodist Church Windsor with interment Rose Lawn Fort Collins.
Waldron Mortuary Obituary Notice Incomplete Names
Fragmentary obituary notice lists Waldron Mortuary Eston Coloredo Waldron Mortuary Eston and several individuals including Mrs May Withare Collins Mrs Georgie Van Hounings Mrs Evelyn Marien Mrs Hazel Satterfield and Mrs Ada Anderein with service details at Waldron Mortuary Chapel at 2 PM.
Historic college scores and high school results mixed in regional roundup
A dense OCR listing shows scores from Colorado and national colleges, including Denver Manual, Grand Valley, Regis, Colorado Mines, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin, plus many high school results with a tangle of misread names and places. Amid the jumble, key entities include Adams State, Colorado A&M, Saint Lawrence, Seton Hall, and Union Theological Seminary, alongside city names like Denver, Grand Junction, Boulder, and Weldona.
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South Denver
Colorado
Springs
Yruba
Grand Junction
Denver
Boulder
Manual
Arvada
Frederirk
North Wenyver
Englewood
Weat
Wisconsin
Marquetts
Maine Maritime
Norwhote
St. Francis
Bkiyn
Pace
Harpton Institute
Virginia Union
Lynchburg College
Union ‘Theological
Beinaiary
Gallaudet
Bridgewater
Unly
Jinota
Navy Pier
Unify
of Chicago
Loviniana State
Birmingham
Southern
North Stuters
Northeat
Buffalo
Grove City
Bridgeport
Hillyer
Eureka
Principia
Ideho Blate
Waster
Carthage
Calyay-Stockton
BE Rennedict's
Kas
Oklahoma
State
Detroit Tech
Baltridge Air Force
Ware
Central Michigan
Kalamasog
Albion
Univ. of Detroit
Western Ontarie
Boulk
Tyr'se Frytta
Wayne, Neb
Oberlin
Brandy Branby Named All-America End in Colorado
Colorado University star Brandy Branby earned AP All-America end honor described as a fitting career climax by coach and teammates. The Glenwood, Minnesota native, 23, joins Fort Dutch Clark and Penry McConnell as Rockies recipients, with Branby also named to the West squad for the Shrine Game.
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Boulder Po
Don Hrenby
Colorado
Marshall Wells
University of Colorado
Don
Wella
Branby
Glenwood
Minn
Rockies
Branby i
White
Jlaw
Sen Jora
Maplre
Wamed
San Francisco
Chuck Spaulding
Wyomey
Boulder
Doc Branby
Colorado University
Phe Weak
Neal Branby
Laural McDonald
John G. McDonald
Brandy
Colorado A & HM
Utah
Salt Lake City
Kersey Edges Gill 42 to 40 in Friday Basketball
Kersey defeated Gill 42 to 40 in a Friday night basketball game here. Kersey led 22 to 14 at halftime as Stencelli and others contributed points. final box score shows Kersey with 42 and Gill with 40. Officials were Stanbecher and Downenmier.
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Kersey
Cin
Kervey
Stencelli
AlDaraon
al Hottnere
Miler
Carlton
Mondt
Asitaman
Rent
Abohr
Stanbecher and
Doubenmier
South Denver Hawks Open Season With Top Metro Hopes
South Denver high school basketball opens the season strong as Grening Klyn's team, ranked among the top Metro squads, faces Wiltcat cage opener. Returnees include Bob Holset and Les Lots with new talent George DeRoos and Norm Lester. Starting lineup and juniors fill key roles as the roster blends experience and youth.
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Denver
Grening Klyn
Wiltcat
Metro
Rabels
Altho Gunch
Bobby Wilme
Bob Holset
Les Lots
Jarry Eplevr
Laat
Mars
George DeRoos
Norm Lester
Btartera
Helver
Lolz
Spicer
Bob Brown
Bell
Jim Jachemin
Ron Pahlam
Phil Postal
Traveter
Boulder
Jerry Himrick
Doug Campbell
Dick Golder
del Toland
Mack Hartiey
South
Cards Win Close Games In Tight NL Standings
The St Louis Cardinals finished third in the National League but excelled in close games. They won 4 of 88 by one run and lost only 19 by a single run. The Philadelphia Athletics led the junior circuit, tallying 32 wins by a single margin.
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ST. Lows
Nowi
Cardinal
Redbirds
Philadelphia
Notre Dame Shift Probed In Controversial Football Play
WILE GRIMSLEY weighs in on Notre Dame and a controversial box shift from the T formation that produced a TD after three Trojans crossed the line. He questions ethics, cites Knute Rockne era, and notes penalties and debate over trickery in football.
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Wile Grimsley
New York
Notre Dame
Ed Moose Krause
South Bend
Kravne
Knute Rockne
City League Outsters Set Time for Practice Drills
City League Outsters may set the schedule for practice drills by calling the Youth Center before noon Tuesday. Beaver, head of the community activities commission, said requests are being considered and practice schedules will be drawn up. The league season starts after the Christmas holidays with a meeting for managers to discuss scheduling and policies. Cagers must be seniors or older, with high school intramural players ineligible for city league play.
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Basxerpal Coams
Tetemélagi
Lamgue Benson
Ile Beaver
Com.munity Activities Commission
Beaver
Bratton Falls To Tiger Jones In MSG Shakeup
The 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden saw Bratton upset by Tiger Jones as the underdog rode a fast pace to a unanimous decision. Jones, Yonkers based, solidified a surge toward better pay days while Bratton’s four fight win streak ended and plans for a rematch with Gael Green were hinted at for January.
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Murray Rose
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Johnny Firation
Bratton
Madison Square Garden
Jones
Billy Brown
Int
National Boxing Club
Yonkers
Newta
Gael
Zobo) Green
Haw
Galeton Dominates Keenesburg In Keenesburg Win
Galeton pulled away in the second quarter to defeat Keenesburg 61 to 38 Friday night. Team scorers included Purvis and White with multi point totals, while Keenesburg consolidates scores from multiple players. Officials were Rice and Bosky.
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Keenesburg
Galeton
Rome
Hathtne
Keanenbuts
Fo Ft Krepa
Miul
Purvis Po
Oknand
White
Hasmuls
Meier
Taoner
Brusk
Gurtler
Keenesbury
Rice
Bosky
Fort Lupton trounces Regis in practice clash
Fort Lupton dominates Regis in a Friday night practice game, building a 21 point third quarter lead after a close first half. Final score Fort Lupton 81 Regis 38 with notable contributions from Richards, Richards and others for Fort Lupton while Regis puts up scattered scoring in a lopsided setback.
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Lupton
Fort. Lupton
Blue Devils
Rexix High
Denver
Kegin
Regie
Richards
Omassman
Bhurtin
Lurio
Thornton
Drinkard
Moule
Omulligan Oo
Butler
Jbuggan
Lane
Fort Lupton
Bekie Puso
BIO
Dilielale
Patterson and Death
Cards Cubs Share TV Profits Agreement Reached
Phoenix article reports Cardinals and Cubs reaching a reciprocal agreement to share television profits for games at Chicago's Wrigley Field. Reds and Cubs also to share visiting receipts. other teams expected to follow. Rules on a five night game schedule and waiver price adjustments approved. broader TV profit plans remain unsettled.
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Cubs
Phoenix
Arti. Uy
Fred Salgh
Candy
Bell Parks
Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Louis
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Cincinnati Rede
Reds
Gebe Paul
Executive Council
Permington
Dows
Hank Greanberg
Cleveland
Ford Frick
Cardinals
Phil Wrigley
The
Cube
Roy
Salgh
Colorado tops Big Seven in offense and defense with strong punting
Colorado led the Big Seven in offense and defense as Oklahoma and Iowa State trailed in passing and rushing. Ralph Curtin ranked among top ball carriers, Zack Jordan posted a 43.3 yard punting average on 67 punts, and Colorado’s pass defense held opponents to 41.4 completion percentage.
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Kanbas Gity—.H
Colorado
Oklahoma
Towa State
Ralph Curtin
Big Veesels
Zack Jordan
Baseball Attendance Declines Across Leagues in 1982
Phoenix reports official attendance of 8,255,896 in 1982, down 8.6 percent from prior year with 44 percent from 206 nighttime games. Yankees again top with 1,628,685 at home, while Cleveland 1,444,607 posts second-largest drop. National League totals show 6,089,148, down 12 percent, led by Brooklyn at 4,088,704 home and 1,282,628 road. Dodgers and Giants show declines. Braves worst in majors at 211,1,273.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ithough
New York Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Dodger
Eichels Field
Pittsburgh
Boston
Braves
Georgia Ace Shatters Parilli's Passing Mark in 35-13 Win
Georgia quarterback Zeke Bratkowski threw 23 of to reach 207 yards and break the Southern Conference single season passing record in a 35-13 victory over Miami Hurricanes. Three Georgia receivers connected for touchdowns before halftime as the Bulldogs built a 25-4 lead.
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Georgia
Parilli
Miami
Fin
Hall
Zeke Bratkowski
Miami Hurricanes
Finday
Bratkowski
Hentarke
Hahe
Marit
Wyoming Wins Over Bobcats in Montana Showdown
In Bozeman Wyoming defeated Montana State 61 47 as the Cowboys used a late 13 point surge to pull away. Jerry Gleason led MSC with 16 points while Hor ward Burns captained Wyoming with 15 as they dominated the boards and shot 35 percent to MSC 26 percent.
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Bozeman
Mont
Scorlg
Wyoming
Montana State College
Montana State
Butte
Kers Ldan
Wyo
Hoberts
Cowboys
Hobert
Jerry Gleason
Honore
Horward
Rob Burns
Ted
Glennon
Mulvehal Gu
Moody Y
Salonen
Aworgenson
Olyne
oWing G
Moore
Kouris
O Sannes
Ryan Indians In Big Dispute Over Presidency
Cleveland the Silla Ryan on home Friday to quell an dispute threatening his word on the presidency of the Cleveland Indiana. At the major league meetings in Phoenix he denied differences among the 12 man board of directors. A club official suggested that public knowledge of the dispute hinders any peaceful settlement and warned that one of the two men, Ryan or Greenberg, may depart before the next season.
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Cleveland
Silla Ryan
Indiana
Phoenix
Aiie
Hank Greenberg
Logaerhasda
Ryan
Votva Aither
Greenberg
Phoeniz
Ed McAvey
Cleveland News
Greatberg
McAuley
Adams State Whacks Mines 0 Cage Opener
Adams State beat Colorado Mines 52 to 23 in the basketball opener. The score was tied 13-13 after the first period, Adams State led 25-20 at halftime and 35-22 early in the second half. Forward Jack Gayman led Adams State with 12 points.
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OLDEN
Cola
Adams State
Colorado Mines
Hairline
Mines
Jack Gayman
Adams ‘State
Sugar Ray Robinson Eyes Turpin Title Fight in June
Sugar Ray Robinson seeks a third bout with Randy Turpin this June and plans retirement afterward. Promoters clash over timing and venues as the boxing commissions and outfits like the INC and IBC weigh contracts, with past earnings cited and legalities scrutinized before a title defense can be finalized.
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Sugar Ray
Turpin
Hassle
Murray Rose
New York
Ray Robinson
Randy Turpin
New York State
Athietic Commissiam
Anula
Jack Salomong
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Bolamone
Lormlen
Dublin
Norris
Saw York
Rohinden
Solomons
Indians Sign Kress as First Base Coach
Indiaas Sign Kress as First Base Coach for Cleveland succeeding Take Flowers who was released. Kress, former star in American leagues, joined Cleveland after working as a minor league player and coach with the New York Giants and Detroit Tigers. He has managed Baltimore and other teams in the minor leagues before joining the Indians organization in 1963.
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Phomnix
Aris
Cleveland
Ledinas
New York Ginate
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Bacrawento Sad el Cestra
The
Jodiane ‘Organiza Om
Warren Quintet Beats DU 73 68 on Strong Second Half
Warren Mustangs rallied from a first half rebound struggle to defeat Denver University 73 to 68. Key second half surge by Major Winford Laur and Leroy Kalas helped Warren overcome DU’s early lead, while Huffman hit 12 of 14 free throws in the final period.
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Cheyenne Uy
Warren Air Bave Mustangs
States
Belf
Denver University
Mustangs
Winford Laur
Warren Voech
Beaton
Paul Kovach
Denver
Kovach
Louisville U
BI Huffman
Texas University
Cave Ki
Leroy Kalas
Warren
Paltan
Green
Hunry
Scott
Vansiong
Cruke
Lathrop
Kovache
Huffmas
Kalan
Anleay
Rhone
Bryant
Donchey
Tolwin
Halttine
Danver W "Ation
Hiatt
Jathrop
Wasserman
Warren—Bryant
Huffman
Henry Ha Craig
Sun Bowl Bound Pacifies Hawaii in Easy Victory
Bonolulu Im Toon McCormick and PHT Flock Jed led a 43 to 13 win as Pacific stretched its season to six victories. Hawaii trailed 5 to U at halftime before Pacific pulled away with three touchdowns and a tie, with McCormick scoring three times to set a new school record. The victory secures a spot in the Sun Bowl for Pacific against Miguelss in El Paso on New Year’s Day.
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Bonolulu
Toon McCormick
Pht
Jed
College of Parite
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Atead
U St
Pacific
Migelss Pnt Southern
el Paso
Tex
Gilcrest Wins Own Tourney With Win Over Platteville
Gilcrest high school captured its home tournament Friday night beating Platteville 54 to 38. Lon Foster and Rex Cosburn led the boards while Johnny Andrade and Filbert Penaflor hit from outside for Gilcrest. Mead defeated Meade and College High of Greeley took third in the event.
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Gilcrest
Gilcrest High
Platteville
College High
Greeley Tool
Mead
Platteviie
College
Meed
Beare
Lon Foster
Rex Cosburn
Jobnny Andrade
Filbert Penaflor
Spuddiggera
Wiseners
Slick Richardson
Avey
Foster
New
Coch Alliott
Dop Shewrugke
Hye Pitts
Amen
Y & R. Cogburn
Roilly
Valencia
Tabale
Sd Platteville
Butler and Miller
All-America Swimmers Dominate 1952 Team
Ford Konno from Hawaii and Gail Peters from Washington head the 1952 All-America swimming selections. Konno earned five men's honors as a free style and breaststroke standout while Peters, a breastroker from Washington, was named in four events on the women's squad, as announced by Amateur Athletic Union.
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Spokane
Wash
Hawaii
Washington, D. C
Tinton
Ford Konno
Ohio State University
Gail Peters
Washington
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