Buds Threaten Big 7 Tourney Against Kansas State
Kansas State enters the Big Seven basketball tournament as the top seed while Colorado Yale and Oklahoma battle for position. Missouri and Nebraska pull upset wins as the field faces a packed schedule with key matches and a potential sellout of about 10 500 per session.
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Montana State Opens Its RMC Cage Year Against Orediggers
Montana State and Colorado Mines, both riding long conference losing streaks, meet Monday and Tuesday in Bozeman as the Miners are favored to end their skid. Idaho State swept the series in Potatello last weekend, while Montana State seeks its first league appearance with hopes of breaking the drought.
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J Murray Services At Gresley South West
J Murray Fraok J Murray of southwest of Gresley will hold funeral services at 2 pm on Tuesday.
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Frank Gossett obituary services held at Linn Grove
Frank Guesell Gossett of 1425 Eleventh Avenue husband of Mre Neil J. Gossett father of Barbara Frances Befinger of Denver grandfather of Harry Gray Bedinger and Lymne Frances Bedinger of Greeley short services were held 230 p.m. Monday at Linn Grove Geneva H Gonzalez of Gill services 8 a.m. at Assembly of God Church of Gill interment Linn Grove
Strange family obituary from Ault and surrounding towns
James Claude Strange of Ault died leaving a widow Lealta Strange and children Quanita and James C. Strange, with interments in Hochester Missouri. The list notes mourners Bennis Gannaway of Boulder Virginia Strange of Humansville Dale Strange of Wheatridge and Luther Joe Strange of Dunnegan with eight grandchildren. Arrangements later.
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Virginia Strange
Humansville
Dale Strange
Wheatridge
James C. Strange
Army Ucopean Theater
Letha Strange
Tintiansville
Luther
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Skyline Teams Have Big Week
Skyline Conference basketball week features BYU Utah State and others. BYU beat Utah State 60-66 after a 61-65 loss to Oregon State. Colorado A&M opened road swing with a 64-53 win over Rice. Montana defeated Gonzaga 88-75 to raise season mark to 8-2.
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DU Hunts New Football Coach as Baker Resigns
Denver University seeks a new football coach after longtime head mentor Johnny Baker resigned. Baker, USC legend, cited seeking different duties and noted the 1952 DU season influenced his decision. Chancellor Albert Jacobs and Athletic Director Tad Wirya praised his loyalty and skills while pledging efforts to appoint a suitable successor.
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U S Cuppers Prepare for Davis Cup Challenge
U S team captain Vic Seixas and star Tony Trabert lead workouts in Adelaide as the United States eyes reclaiming the Davis Cup from Australia. Seixas hobbled by an ankle knock, Trabert showing form, while Sedgman faces a tougher route to force Australia’s victory.
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Wildcats Beat Brighton 4-83 For Fifth Win
Wildcats rally to a 83 4 victory over Brighton as Greeley stars lead in points rebounds and defense. Bob Lebistrom with 19 points and Theo Holland strong on defense pace the winners while Brad Sre tops Brighton with 12 points. Greeley’s B team also wins 42 until halftime comeback.
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Bulldogs Rally Past College High In Tight Bout
Longmont beats College High 50 36 at Gunter Hall after a slow start. Nelman led College High with 18 while Freemyer scored 31 for Longmont. The Trojans dominated the boards and free throws despite miscues at the line.
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Kroll and Worsham Capture 4-Ball Crown
Kroll and Worsham defeated Middiecoff and Alerender 5 and 1 to win the $18,009 Intermalvnna Four-Ball title. From a two-man duel, Kroll’s eagle finish sealed the victory as he and his partner closed out on the 36th hole.
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Top Cage Fives Go Traveling
College basketball’s top teams spread across holiday tournaments as LaSalle, ranked No. 2, returns from a 95-80 win at Stanford and heads to Madison Square Garden for the Holiday Festival. North Carolina State, No. 3, meets St John’s of Brooklyn in Graat Intersectional action, while NYU faces Seattle. Holy Cross, No. 8, heads to the Dixie Classic after an 81-62 win over St John’s, and LSU, No. 10, hosts Tulane after a Sugar Bowl weekoff. Kansas State, Oklahoma A and M, Michigan State, and others pursue wins in scattered showdowns.
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RMC Approves Club Choice On Spring Grid Drills
The Rocky Mountain conference votes six member schools including Colorado State to select spring football practice options. Teams may delay spring drills to Sept 11 or begin workouts by Sept 1 under a model code aligned with NCAA guidelines. Dean M Styner of Mines supports the plan, which limits spring practice to 18 days within a three week window.
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Lions Clinch Conference Title In Exhibition Victory
Detroit Lions defeat Cleveland Browns in a high scoring exhibition at Briggs Stadium before 47,945 fans. Key plays include Bob Hoernschemyer’s pass to Monk Walker for a Rams four and two touchdowns by unknown backs. Lions secure a 21 to 14 edge at halftime and maintain favored status as they prepare for next Sunday’s title tilt.
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Denver Scores and College Wins Across Matchups
A jumble of scores lists Denver beating multiple teams and other college results. Notable results show Purdue 65 over Wisconsin 53, Pittsburgh 70 over Butler 46, Duke and North Carolina late scores, and various regional showings including Colorado and Denver entries.
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Wildcats Wrestle North, Win 41 8-Meet Action
Wildcat matmen conquer North Denver with four forfeits and three pins. Billy Ray pinned Dowell Walk in 1:00 at 120 pounds, Mary Anderson pinned Gon Darts in 80 seconds, and John Farr earned a heavyweight pin. Forfeits at 103 and other weights aided the victory as North battled through exhibitions and draws.
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Hockey Scores Snapshot From National and Western Leagues
Montreal 4 Boston 2 and Chicago 4 Toronto 4 led the National League action while Detroit and New York posted 2 apiece. In the American circuit Buffalo fell 0 while Hershey dominated 5. Western system results showed Beable 3 over New Westminster 2.
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Denver Pioneers Sharp On Road To Edge Colorado State 51-45
Denver University beat Colorado State College 51 to 45 on the road, avenging a prior 42 to 59 loss. Lathrop led DU with 15 points, Kalas added 11, and Helzer, Wasserman, and Meld contributed as DU tied the score late before pulling away with eight straight points.
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Wilhelm Worked Wondera New York Giants Workhorse
Wilhelm, a New York Giants pitcher, proved a sustained workhorse by midseason as the veteran righthander posted 12 9 innings and 871 3 innings from July 16 to Sept 28. Adams previously held the club record with 78 games.
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