College High Cagers Face Lupton In Friday Test
College High prepares for a second test this week as they travel to Fort Lipton for a Skyline League clash. The Dolldoga team, not at full strength, opened with a loss to Loveland last Saturday. After Lupton, Arvada hosts a Saturday night game. Tapton edges Predick in double overtime as Meikle and Featherston pace the Bulky Devils. Coach Hay expects several players back next week including Barnies, Behrwind, Mariingon, Robinapp, and Cough Kay will guide a large squad in the Lupton matchup.
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Dolldoga
Indians
Loveland
George Meikle
Layton
Karl Featherston
Lee Fettera
Peven Polote
Hill Penfold
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Éluelined
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Ba Nies
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Tae Aver
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Neil Reser
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Dim Wood
Denver Bears Secure Two from Dallas Players
Denver, Dec. 6. The Denver Bears have obtained two players from Dallas: Rafael Rivas, a 28-year-old left handed relief pitcher, and Roger Inringhage, 42, a catcher. Both previously played for Gainesville Texas in the Big State League. Rivas was 19-8 with a 2.01 ERA in 127 games. Inringhage hit .251 in 127 games.
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Lefihanded Upricher
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Sekton
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Texas
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Home Economics Teachers Convene in Greeley Conference
High school home economics teachers from the Greeley area met at CSCE Monday evening to discuss curriculum development led by Rhoda Foss. The session was part of statewide efforts sponsored by the homemaking division of the state board of vocational education to enhance and fund nonreimbursed schools.
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Myre
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Eulow
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Fort
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Kersey
Windsor
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Grover
Cookie Lavagetta Returns to Flatbush
Cookie Lavagetta, returning to Brooklyn as a non playing coach for the Flatbush Dodgers, will join Clyde Sukeforth and Jake Pitler. The former infielder helped Brooklyn defeat the Yankees 4-2 in 1947 as part of his career with Oakland and Los Angeles. He played 142 games at third base last year, batting .286.
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Img
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Charlie Dressen
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Oakland
Cookie
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Gustavus Adolphus Sweeps Swimming Meet Victory
Gustavus Adolphus College of St Peter Minnesota dominated a Colorado State aquatics meet today, winning most events. Dick Foruhler was Colorado State’s sole first place finisher in diving, with Minnesota’s L Lake and Peterson also earning top spots in multiple races.
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Final Practice Games Set for Weld A Fives On Coming Weekend
Weld county league basketball teams prepare for league play with several final practice games. Fort Larplon beat College high 84 32, the Bulldoge lost to Loveland, Kersey defeated Wigsing, Milliken beat Greeley, and Mead, Eaton, Johnstown, Windsor, Ault and Platteville set Dec 28 opener.
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League Trae
College Basketball Scores Mixed From Multiple Schools
A Java-like collage of college basketball results lists scores for Pennsylvania, Maryland, Brown, Harvard, Penn State, Princeton, Columbia, Yale, Rutgers, Amherst, and many more. Several games show wide margins and unusual misspellings or OCR errors, including several matchups with colleges and nonstandard team names. The data reads like a raw score feed with numerous inconsistencies and partial lines.
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Harvard
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Villanova
Sampa
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Columbia
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Gostel College
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Akron Goodyear
Boxing Upset Halts Sandy Suidiar In Detroit Bout
In a 10 round decision Sandy Suidiar was upset by Del Kanugan of St Paul in a neat Lille bout. John Baroum and Tack Shiela defeated Jimmy Yemaret and Jack Tyker in Miami International opening round. Jos Culmane rode to win at Miami horse track. New Orleans Mifflin won Orange festival purse at Fair Grounds. Farmers investment to machinery today runs about two and a half times what it was a decade ago.
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Wildcats Face Cheyenne Here Friday Night Basketball
Gretley's Wildcats host Cheyenne Wyoming Friday night with an 8 p.m. tipoff. Coach Baggot is sharpening a fast break and pattern offence as Cheyenne, a top Cowboy State team, is noted for both zone and man to man defense. Likely starters for Greeley include Conklin Vanderhoot LeSatz Bain and Brotherton, with Moore Morris and Schlagle also competing for minutes. The preceding curtain game features the Indian B team before the varsity travels to South Denver for another non conference game.
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Grand Canyon Museum To Get Famed Boat
Grand Canyon National Park Museum in Grand Canyon Arizona will receive a 16 foot Nabottom boat that survived 1410 miles of the Colorado River in 1809. The boat voyage linked to the park's display on navigation of the Colorado River. The transfer was approved after museum officials learned of its significance to the display. Original journey started at Green River Wyoming and ended at Needles California five days later.
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War era racing group pledges to run amid wartime
Don ald TP. Ross, president of the Thoroughbred Racing Association, told TRA delegates that racing will not be singled out for war-time curtailment and will assume its responsibilities. He heads Delaware Park and cited 1945 shutdowns and lack of current moves to restrict racing in Washington.
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Rock Creek Ski Area to Open This Saturday
Rock Creek ski area at Allen Park Colorado will begin the season Saturday, located 20 miles west of Lyons on Highway Seven. Reports show varied bases from two to twenty inches with new snow and clear weather. Road conditions are clear with chain advisories three miles south.
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Weld County Cagers Open Conference Weekend
Weld County basketball teams travel to Gill Pierce at Gilcrest and Galetia to Milken Grover for conference games. Grover tops New Naymer 36 24 after leading early. Panther season path shows one win, 6245 over Briggedale, while Pierce trails Wellington 43 28 and Gilcrest wins 2 of 4 recent games.
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Greeley High Meets Fort Morgan In Wrestling Clash
Greeley High wrestlers host Fort Morgan at the Eighth Avenue gym on Thursday at 7 30 p m In a key conference dual Till Michagal faces Richard Reynolds at 112 pounds and Ray Baltazar meets Don Adams at 127 pounds Adams Baltazar bout expected to be the night’s highlight Both teams have wrestlers with returning conference titles as they prepare after recent wins and intra squad selections Fort Morgan will counter with Henry Kemichel or Victor Torrey 95 pounds Gayte Turner 103 Reynolds 112 Paul Weinhold 120 Adams 127 Bob Hott 183 George Shepherd 199 Cooper 145 Kenny Schneider 164 Jim Van Slyke 166 Lonnie Carbaugh 170 Herman Scheiter 190 Wildcat lineup notes include a recent 23 19 win over Golden Friday Greeley also faces Colfax High at Gunter Hall later in the week.
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Kenny Schneider
Jim van Slyke
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Herman Scheiter
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Maggiorani the Thief Star Goes to Russia on Cultural Trip
Italian actor Maggiorani, famed for The Bicycle Thief, travels to Moscow as part of a 26 member delegation for a cultural exchange with the USSR. He faced hard times after fame, receiving aid from CARB including a birthday dinner for his son Enrico, and later reportedly found work.
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Loveland Wrestling Lineup Eyes Looming Victory
Loveland hosts a wrestling meet Thursday with Halifaxe and Golden as rivals. Team members Carl Wilmin and Bob Brethaver lead weights while Grice Wilkinson John Behults and Teck Doty push for improvement. Notable entrants include Wil Kingon at 126 Schults at 176 and Doty heavyweight with other listed wrestlers eyeing Loveland action.
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Renke
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College sports feel draft heat on Pearl Harbor anniversary
Roundup notes political draft talk affecting athletics as Earl Blaik and other college figures warn that athletic departments may face shutdown next fall. Texas coach Ed Price is recalled in a humorous tale about coaching discipline and a baserunning mishap as a例 student faces outs.
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Fight and Wednesday Night Bout Ends in Split Verdict
In a smoky arena in Miami Beach, Sandy Saddler defeated Alto Minelti by a fourth round stoppage after trading blows with Minelti through the early rounds. The bout featured heavy exchanges and ended with Saddler securing a decisive win as he moved toward a title chase.
Saddler Defeats Featherweight Champion in Rough Victory
In Detroit, Saddler, noted for his nomadic style, defeated a featherweight king in a 10 round decision. The bout featured tense exchanges with Willi Pep and others, drawing controversy over alleged rule-bending and rough tactics.
Soviet Propaganda Coal Signs Spark Vienna Debate
A Vienna paper notes Soviet propaganda on coal shipments from Poland to Austria. It argues Communist messaging, like newspapers brochures and leaflets, will fail to win Western support and will be discarded with the fuel. It highlights mass coal deliveries as a vector for propaganda.
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George Washington's Mount Vernon on the Potomac
A fragment notes George Washington's Mount Vernon estate along the Potomac with a reference to his home and historical connection. The text is incomplete but centers on the famed 18th century site and its association with the first U.S. president.
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Mt. Vernon
George Washington
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