Fort Lupton Edges Bennett In Overtime Thriller
In a cagey late finish Fort Lupton over Bennett 48 to 47 after Schmidt tied it with a late basket and sealed the win with two free throws in the final seconds of overtime. Bennett pressed hard, but Fort Lupton rallied late in regulation and seized control in OT.
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Chris Scholdvs
Bennett
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Lee Fetters
Herry Spurs
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Ken Lane
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Don Steffen
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Keith Patron
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Ploneste
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Bari Sandstedt
Windsor Slaughters Estes Park 60 to 16 in non-conference game
Windsor dominated Estes Park 60 to 16 in a non-conference basketball matchup. Jimmy Seblotthauer led Windsor with 21 points while Estes Park struggled to score as fouls limited their bench and key players.
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iWindsor
Estes Park
Windsor
Estes Path
Gene Martin
Jimmy Seblotthauer
Andereon
Mossack
Stromat
Hope
Behaur
Wiseman
Fankypbell
Gott
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Kehiotthauer
Praker
Marghelm
Anderson
Schaverman
Canplell
Brough
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Wilson
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Long Fight For Big Seven Basketball Title
In Big Seven openers Kansas State edged Drake 79 73 in overtime at Manhattan while Colorado and Oklahoma showed depth. K State relied on free throws as Drake hit 26 baskets to 23 free throws along with 23 offensive boards. Sophomore Art Hunt scored 23 for Colorado as Frank Gorpert contributed in the opener signaling multiple strong contenders in the league.
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Kansas City
Kansas State
Kansas
Drake
Bulldogs
Manhattan
Colorado
Oklahoma
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College Scores and Local League Highlights From Midwest and Mountain States
Reports from college and local leagues detail Utah State Colorado State Iowa State and other teams in action with results across the Big Seven and regional circuits. Notable scores include Wyoming over Montana 74 48 and South Denver defeating Colorado Springs 57 49. Detroit post league totals set by George Stieber with nine points.
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Utah State
Colorado
UA State
Jones
Colorado State
Denver
Staeley High
South Denver
Towa
Wyoming
Montana Biute
Norman
Yi Towa State
Nebraska
Adams State
Mings
Iowa State Cyclones
South Dakota State
Ames
South Dakota University
Phog Allen
Kansas Jayhawks
Sparky Staleno
Missouri Tigers
Dig Seven
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Stwa
Greeley College High
Meady Soulder
Algo
Galen
Greeley Matmen win third meet of week over Arvada
Coach Ivan Gilbaugh's Greeley high wrestling team posted its third win in as many days, defeating Arvada 32-9 after earlier victories over Brighton 40-6 and Cheyenne 40-8. Notable results included Chuck Sanders 4-2 over Norman Montoya at 112 pounds and Vic Torrez 15-13 over Alex Montoya at 120 pounds.
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Ivan Gilbaugh
Greeley High Matien
Arvada
Brighton
Cheyenne
Gilbaugh
Chuck Sanders
Norman Montoya
Acvada
Alex Montoya
Vic Torrex
Flint
Paul Weinhold
Jia Yuo Slyke
Harold Nelego
Pormer
Bob Sandberg
Greeley
Johnny Hay
Marevin
Anderson
Lorfele
Wilke
BI Hayden
Hodges
Norman Montoys
Vic Torrer
Alex. Montoys
John Hay
Joan Lard
Eau Weinhold
Bil Aiken
Marvin Apferson
Pearce
Bert Philips
Dave Pachello
Delbert Hay
John Mirko
Jim_ Van Slyke
Peterd
Bob Sanders
Harold Nubeon
John Farr
John Coats
Deaths and Funerals Area Brief Notices
Obituaries list Amelia Capeon of MiG Oth St with 2:30 service Tuesday and Linn Grove interment. Other notices include Hirme Hil of Briggadale and relatives in Nebraska. Belle Davidean of Lakeport and Waker Hill of Lyons noted with interment at Linn Grove. Carolina Schwab and Frants Wilhelm announced with church services and interment at Linn Grove.
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Briggadale
Belle Davidean
Lakeport
Calif
Wakerh
Hill
Lyons
Colo
Macys
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ling Grove
Wilhelm Frants Wilhelm
Borel Howe
Mintygarett Volpe
Gremany
Lutheran Chateh
Lon Grove
High School Scores and Team Totals from Many Regions
A compact roundup lists various high school matchups and scores across states. Districts include BYU Sf and Los Angeles entries with scores such as Washington 77 Utah 66, plus multiple local games like Platteville 3B Oak Creek 53 Steamboat Springs Delta 3 and Grand Valley 63 Plateau Valley 4, among others.
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Los Angeles
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Washington
Utah
Craig
Bleambost Springs
Ra State High School
Guevent Bi
Platteville
Oak Creek
Steamboat Springs
Waldron Mortuary Services Planned in Eaton Colorado
Obscure text describes Waldron Mortuary in Eaton Colorado. Mentions services at Waldron Mortuary Chapel Wednesday at 1 PM with interment at Mont Ratan Cemetry. Individual names appear garbled. no clear dates or affiliations are confirmed.
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Colgin
Anna
Colein
Tonal City
California
Hono
Field
Detoet
Ade Anderson
Calif
Clifford Caleenne
Murray Goleit
Per
Fem Waldran
Intermont Ratan Camesery
Major league clubs push trades amid new bonus and recall rules
Phoenix Arkansas Monday's owner and manager meetings failed to seal many trades as teams blamed a large legislative agenda. Seven franchises pursued swaps while the Dodgers failed to land Warren Spahn and the Reds eyed Al Kaline. A St. Louis-Detroit deal and a Washington-Chicago swap were completed, and a new bonus rule plus interleague calving changes were adopted to curb star transfers and aid minor leagues.
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Joe Reichler
Phoenix
Ark
Warren Spahn
Fraves
Pitts Hurch
Marty Olekson
Tom
Califoria
Brooklyn
E. 4
Isuzay Bavasi
Gabe Paul
Reds
Harry Perkawski
Aieark
Chacing Ti
Pheetacgh
Giants
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Giantees
Teale Cateher
Sal Vear
Velvet Firemam
Tookle Giller
Spider Mante Keennedy
Ute Lelder
Arn Muchier
Rinn
Gerry Staley
Cieviland
Rasenan
al Rasenar
Shertetep
Chica Carrasquel
Mibago
WarGalder
Larry Deby
Phak
Ifield
Adcock
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Cards
Philadelphia Phillies
Ust
Dickson
Staley
Russ Meyer
Phillies
White Sox
Chuck Stobbs
Pittsburgh
Clyde MerGallough
Cheago Cubs
Dick J Maneite
Cash
Majorearco
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Basketball Schedule Tuesday and Friday Games
Tuesday matchups include Exton at Collere High Wald County Guereec at Pierce Gillwau Milliken at Guleton Grover at Brisasdale Friday features Weld County Gil at Guerest Geletoo at Grover Briggadale at Nuon Poudre Valley Fort Lupton at Johnstown Windsr at Ault Platteville at Kersey Othera North Nerney at Greeley Littleton at College High Colorado State at Colorado A&M Saturday brings Greeley at Cheyenne Alums at Colorado State Johnstown at Adams City
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Exton
Collere High
Wald County
Guereec
Pierce
Gillwau
Milliken
Guleton
Grover
Brisasdale
Weld
Gil
Guerest
Geletoo
Briggadale
Nuon Poudre Valley
AAU Votes No On Reinstating Former Pros
Spokane report notes the Amateur Athletic Union rejected a proposal to allow former professionals to be reinstated after three years. Avery Brundage, IOC head, opposed the change warning it could undo years of goodwill. Delegates argued over gatekeeping versus inclusion during the 64th annual convention.
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AAU
Spokane
Wash
AAN
Athente Uniion
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
AAT
Tigers Nick Johnstown 45-37 After Slow Start
Milliken Tigers overcome a five point deficit to beat Johnstown 45 to 37 on the road. Alfred Fracquez and Felix Martines led Milliken with strong shooting, while Ray Kilgore and Vern Adkinson controlled rebounds. Harold Nickerson and Lawrence Sampson paced Johnstown with solid all around play and free throws.
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Milliken
Milliken Tigers
Johnstown
Phantoms
Tigers
Totsls
Tolale
Kiner Says He Does Not Want to Be Traded
In a Palm Springs interview Ralph Kiner the Pirates star says he does not want to be traded and has not considered next year or his salary. He notes 1947 homers and says he would like to remain with a winning team if traded to a contender.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Palm Springs
Pirates
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Post-Gazette
Gays Kiner
Pirate
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Pittsburgh
Football Scores From Various Games Baffling List
A jumble of pro football scores appears with teams and partial names such as Cleveland Browneri Chicago Cardinale Philadelphia Hagler 38 Dallas 1 Washington Redskink 27 New York Giants 24 and several garbled entries leaving readers with incomplete team and player identifications.
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Vally
Merker
Fort Coliing
Longmonthy Tioustan
Weonilie
New Merion
Uhih
State
Cleveland Browneri
Chicago
Cardinale
Yhladelphia
Wildcats dominate Rebels in cage opener at Greeley
Greeley High Wildcats rout South Denver Rebels 67 to 45 in the cage opener. Key players: Don Dahlstrom and Theo Holland for Greeley. Rebels’ Spicer led scoring late, while Bob Holzer and Doug Campbell contributed in the second quarter.
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Greeley High Wildcats
South Denver Rebels
Wildcats
Denver
Dehlstrom Twins
Don
Bot
Theo Holland
Rebels
Lemme
Booth Denver
Spicer
Tren
Bob Holzer
Greeley
Don Dahlstrom
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Alpyies
Doug Campbell
Rabela
Don Briscoe
Conter
Bob Rutherford
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Gresley High
Danlatrom
Dabletrom
Briscor Hotlan
Ruyle
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Jome Hrotherton
Teae Wright
Ry South Denver
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Helier
Pulliam
Emrick
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Greeley High
South Denver
Dahlatrom
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Belscoe
Inaaphsog
Postel
DeRovs
Seixas Upsets Frank Sedgman at Victorian Championship
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia stunned Frank Sedgman of Australia to win the Victorian championship at Kooyong Stadium in Melbourne 6 3 6 3 4. The American’s win ended Sedgman’s two-year hold on the crown and boosted U S Davis Cup hopes. Maureen Connolly captured the women’s crown by defeating Julie Lamour of California 6 2 6 2.
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Bselzna
Brillant
Uncle Bam
Kooyong
Don Budge
Bedgman
Ausate Sce
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Kooyong Court
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Maureen Connolly
San Diego
Calif
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Julie Lampoon
Leo Maring
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Galther
Duece
Aunsie
Selgman
Mie Sampson
Misa Connolly
Bears Edge Denver In Opener 43 3 In Tight Battle
Colorado State defeated Denver 43 to 3 in a rough opener as the Bears controlled rebounding, forced turnovers, and capitalized on free throws. Schmidt led CSU with 14 boards while Lathrop and Rhone paced the Bears in fast breaks. Doolin and Pappas contributed key plays for CSU as Denver struggled with outside shooting and near-constant pressure.
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Colorado State
Denver
Beare
Pioneers
C-State
Warren Abr
Bears
Hoth Cove Nndo
Lewver Connect
Leroy
Jed Lathrop
Aelthee
Martin Schwidt
Mike Papp
Schmidt
Rhode
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Hearly
Gowl
Hears
Pioneer
Ton Doolin
Paul Lamat Sach
Lamet
Duvedn
Doolin
Pappas
Jay-io Wer Lamar
Kane
Tom Rhone
Plonesa
Weare Sandstedt
Lersen
Dick Hela
Kelas’ Hock
Rhone
Savan
Coures
Pagal
Vince Cyphers
Colorado Rt
Cyan Agen
Sterling Jo Othe
Cara
Chuck Easton
Dale
Schiropp
SeNate
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Schropp
Craig
Tucker
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Patton
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Pigiolino
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Bowlea
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Needens
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Aussies Jealous of Little Mo Practicing with Davis Cup Squad
In Melbourne, Australian women touring players resent Little Mo being invited to practice with the Davis Cup squad. The 18 year old U.S. champion from San Diego receives tips from captain Harry Hopman, causing envy among some Australian players who decline to be named. The piece notes tension over cross training and national team dynamics.
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Melbourne
Australia
Turis
Maureon Connolly
United States
Tittle Mo
San Diego
CaWsh
Harry Hopman
Eastern official predicts foul shot rule will extend game time
New foul-shooting rule allowing a second free throw if the first is missed could prolong average games by seven or eight minutes, according to Dave Waletz of the Eastern College Athletic Conference. He notes the 10 second shot clock and potential re-setup after made and missed shots add time, a view that contrasts with Phog Allen’s claim of 10 to 20 minutes longer. Waletz estimates last season’s games averaged 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Dave Waleh
Officals
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Ioneheon
Ketball Writers Association
Walah
Allen
Kanase
Walet
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