Gary Wallace Wins American Figure Skating Title In Oakland
Gary Wallace captures first place at the American Figure Skating championships in Oakland. Janet Hoke assists in juvenile events as Wallace competes across singles and juvenile pairs. Greeley skaters including Miss Hoke and Miss Gettman participate as the team eyes finals on Saturday and Sunday.
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Cath
Gary
Serot Mn
Larry
Willie
Sith Sty Greeley
Amonitet
Oakland Auditorium
Wallace
Tere Walser Alon
Mecq
Ap O
Janet Hoke
Pire
Arnette
Gettman
Ali Carlon
Jean Carlen
Harlese Jonical
Groeley
Larry Gillespie
Larry Mueller
Kerin Carlson
Mies Monical
Bolly Crawford
Mass Jeal Gunning
Iate
Vitle
Jenny Carlton
Marilyn Laporte
Greeley
Ted Allen Wins Horseshoe Crown in Utah Victory
Ted Allen of Boulder wins the world horseshoe pitching title at MUTIAY Utah after a best of three series. He defeats Titeamh in the deciding game 168. Gertae Kelly of Boulder, Colo. takes the women’s title, with Wien of Salt Lake City runner up and Katie Crees of Crostline, Calit third. Chappelle of Parland, Ore elected president of the association. Stock. War Spirit beats War Admiral Wood Spirit in a separate item with notable mention.
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Mutiay
Utah
Ted Allen
Jielder
Colo
Mon Tite
AC Sunmyvale
Cali
Tichrex
Allen
Rev
Mire Gertae Kelly
Boulter
Coli
Tive
Deamine Wien
Salt
Ake
Crostline
Calit
Hilton
Rainey
Corboy
Nese Chappelle
Parland
Ore
Frontier Days Wild Horse Race Ends in Wrecks and Injuries
Injuries marred the Cheyenne Frontier Days events as a wild horse ride and a chuck wagon collision caused multiple harms. George Kanis of Evergreen Colorado and Larry Benson of Cheyenne were among those hurt, with Benson later involved in a runaway wagon incident. A doctor indicated one competitor could be out of the hospital before the rodeo concludes.
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Hixlea
Omn
Hie Fuel Horse
Hale
Hie
Ranaway
Wank Willant
Milo
Alberta
Willard
Tia Tee Biane Naeara
Mone
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Mago
Canadan
Trent
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Veedik Waite
Cheveene
Feinulvann
Hay Fenty
Case Tiande Atte
Marian Holm
Alee Renan
Neh Walker
Karmagis
Som Taler Teaker
Cublan
Palneita
Shem Bal Monn
Sheri
Cholow
RU Tant
Mortenth
Torrington
Alpert
Chart
Dager
Dynan
Ag Dept Reports Smaller Lamb Crop
The Agri Tertiary Dept reported a lamb crop of 1,890,000 head for the year, down about 6 percent from last year and the smallest on record. Officials cited drought driven liquidation of breeding flocks as the main cause across several states.
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Ag Dept
Washington
Agri Tertiaré
Wen
Bill Mitchell Throws No-Hitter In City League Play
Bill Mitchell pitched a near perfect five inning no hitter to lead Evang to a 60 victory over Weld County Garage while Hibbs Clothiers defeated Mackenzie Store Equipment 65 in the City League softball doubleheader at Forbes Field. Mitchell allowed one baserunner, a walk to Larry Martin in the fourth, and Weld County mounted no other threat. Hibbs held off Mackenzie in the nightcap as Whittaker closed it out. The City League closes its regular season Tuesday at Lothes Field with Evang vs Cowan Concrete and Ault V. FLW against Mackenzie.
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Fyane Gia Nohit
Bull Mitchell
Weld County Garage
Hibbs Clothiers
Mackenzie Store Equipement
Forbesfield
Michell
Larry Martin
Martin
Fendalf
Mitchell
Heal
Jim Chapen
Evane
Hauder
Bill Mitchell
Holly Jordan
Ray Curtis
Evans
Hibbs
MacKenzie
Rod Chavez
Oan
Hibb
Mud Whittaker
Atibbe
John Christopher
Ehbbe
Fee Lee Fivane
Nadieerk
Jim Smith
Hitleis
lPothes Field
Evang
Cowan Concrete
Ault V. Flw
Tall Mitchell
Don Mitchell
Nirg Kiser
Fred Simpson
Socom
Tiscbe Weama
Molano
Camille
Whittaker
Russ
Weld County
Weld offense stalls as defense dominates
In a low scoring game, nf struggles with the bat while Weld pitchers keep hitters in check. Mitchell allows few runs as Wall Straieht and Chuck Montgomery provide late life with outs. Evany strands a winning run in the first and errors or miscues limit Weld's offense, with scattered hits by West Hauder Don Miller.
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Wall Straieht
Chuck Montgomery
Evany
Wil
John Hauer
West
Hauder
Don Miller
Good Fishing Forecast Across Colorado Streams This Weekend
The Game & Fish Department predicts good trout fishing in Colorado this weekend with strong prospects in South Park Del Norte Creede area and favorable reports from Steamboat Springs Glenwood Springs Estes Park Fort Collins. An Uptound German brown trout was landed on the Rio Grande below Deep Creek by SLE, Fletrhee, and Stifl water, during baiting efforts.
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South Park
del Noche Creede
Steamboat Springs
Guneison
Fapose Springs
Estes Sark
Glenwhod Springs
Fort Collins
Rio Grande
Deep Creek
Champions Survive at Broadmoor Thursday golf results
Broadmoor rounds narrow field as 18 defends titleholder Fred Brown of Los Angeles and other past champions advance. Jim English defeats Gene Zuspann, Howard Creel edges Job Vickers, and Dan Winters, Claude Wright, Duke Carey win their matches. Friday quarterfinals set with English vs Fiston and Creel vs Winters. Sunday finale planned at the Broadmoor course.
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Colorado Strings
Fred Brown
Los Angeles
The
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Brown
Jatan Hobbe
Topeka
Jim English
Denver
Gene Zuspann
Howard Creel
Colorado Springs
Job Vickers
Wichita
Dona Morrell
Elgin
Harold Watson
Gene Fiston
Kansas City
Hill Plenniken
Englewood
Coro
Dan Winters
Abilene
Tex
Willie Strum
Claude Wright
Bill Thomas
Wichta Fall
Duke Carey
Wednell Lang
Oklahoma City
English
Zuspann
Engheh
Searald Fistun
University of Kaneat
Hawkertall
Trown
Morrell
Olé Creel
Winters
Carey
Bolt Leads Baltimore Open with 64 in First Round
Tommy Bolt shot a course record 64 to take the early lead at the Eastern Open in Baltimore. The Oklahoma native, now in Los Angeles, birdied eight of 18 holes and matched pars on the other 10, ahead of Don Fairfield who carded 67 for runner up among 140 competitors.
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Tommy Bolt
Mount Figasant
Ald Okla
Vine
Los Angeles
Asket
Henry Ransom
Holt
Moan
Hie Puller
Bell
Don Fairfield
Ca MM
Smiley Quick Leads in Utah Open Qualifiers
Smiley Quick from Downey California fired 9 under par 64 to lead first round qualifiers in the $7,500 Utah Open at Douglas Country Club. Former winners Hill Johnston Provo Utah and Bud Ward San Mateo Calif were three strokes back at 69 with other pros and amateurs following as the field was trimmed to 116 players for the final 10 days.
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Salt Lake City
Smiley Quick
Intermountain
Galfdom
Downey
Calif
Gunder
Quick
FL. Douglas Country Club
Hill Johnston
Provo
Utah
Bud Ward
San Mateo
Orcie Eliason
Tacoma
Wash
Paul Allen
Hillinga
Mant
Mtnynes
Tucson
Ariz
Ted Hart
Denver
Includaf
Bob Hold
JD. Taylor
George Schneiter
Billings
Harold Waddock
Woman Bails Dog and Leaves Husband in Jail
Corpus Christi report says a man was arrested for intoxication with his dog and jailed. his wife bailed the dog out from the shelter, leaving him behind in jail. The rough phrasing suggests a quirky domestic incident noted in a local brief.
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Hubby
Copperaterty
City Humane Dept. Shelter
Oman
Shelire
Lefi
Huthan
You Can Get '58 Sticker March 1
Denver up Colorado motor officials announce first 1958 inspection stickers available March 1 under Governor McNichol es plan. Inspections will move to five‑year intervals with regular reviews every six months and 1958 end inspections dropped to save motorists over a million dollars.
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Denver
Colorado Motor. Ie
McNichole
McNichatt
LH Softball Tourney Opens Sat at Forbes
The 1ST Weld County 411 softball championships begin Saturday at Forbes field with games starting at 2 p.m. and running through the evening. Opening round features Ratonga vs Big Bend and Crow Creek vs Severance among others, with girl’s divisions on the schedule. The tournament concludes near Saturday and Sunday at Forbes field with a consolation final Sunday night.
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Forbes
Weld County
Forbes Field
Millers edge Bears 1-0 in pitching duel
Minneapolis Millers edged the Denver Bears 1-0 as Ryne Duren pitched six hits allowed and Joe Margonert held Denver to six. The decisive run came in the fifth after loaded bases and a walk, scoring on a hit batter. Marv Throneberry and Norm Siebern were quiet at the plate for Denver.
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Associated Press
Denver Bears
Minneapolis Millers
American Ag
Eatra
Minneapolis
Millers
Denver
Bears
Ryne Duren
Yery Joe Margonert
Fach
Wichita
Braves
Strom
Loulaville
Fitehisg
Charleston
Indianapolis
St. Traul
Oma
Dick Hanlon
Marv Throneberry
Norm Siebern
Doren
Andre Rogers
Ton Grate
Schedule Of Minor Major League Baseball And Local League Games
A dense timetable lists games across multiple leagues and days from Monday to Friday and into weekend showings. Teams include Hama Lions Ravens Vultures Panthers Colts Falcons Jays White Sox Dodgers Senators Yarhres Bears Leopards Hawks Cranes Wildpals Panthers Eagles Red Skins Yankees Bobcats Wallaces Fagles and others with start times ranging from early morning to evening across minor rookie and major leagues. Several makeups and unspecified venues appear, along with a note of no games on Friday and a Saturday tournament and Sunday matchups.
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Hama
Leopards
Mrs Eisenhower Visits Denver Park Dedication
Mrs Eisenhower will spend next week in Denver to attend ceremonies dedicating the citys Mamie Dowd Freanhower Park. The new park includes a residential archinn with a swimming pool and tennis courts.
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Mrs. Eisenhower
Denver
Waslington
Townight D. Eisenhower
Cala
Dowd Freanhower
Woman Dies After Grabbing Child From Roadside Threat
Virginia Hibbetts, 22, died after pulling her child from an oncoming car in Denver Street. Doctors report the death likely caused by heart attack. A distressed mother acted to shield her child, collapsing and passing away. Authorities note the incident occurred Thursday with bystander efforts to aid the child.
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Delver
Roma Denver Steret
Virginia Hiblett
Friday Baseball Schedules and Results Snapshot
Fragmented schedule update covers American and National leagues with frail text. Mentions New York games, Philadelphia at Chicago, and other city matchups with unclear scores and dates.
Calumbue Ay Havana 1. Torenta ie, TORT, REARES t he Mompalea
Ambiguous OCR fragment lists multiple places and teams with scattered names. Reads like a sports ledger item from a regional publication, mentioning leagues, dates, and teams such as Idaho and Magic Valley with unclear context.
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Havana
Remaguam
Mobiy
Ensitanens Tenn Leagu
Albvaurrave
Flour City
Camrada Springs
Idaho
Tate
Wigenula
Aalingy
Lincoln Hawks Slide Closer in Western League Race
Rain disrupted key games as Lincoln and Amarillo won to close the gap on league leader Topeka. Lincoln beat Colorado Springs to move within one game, while Amarillo edged Sioux City 6-2. Dunlop relieved after Onusha's cut head, delivering two RBIs and aiding Lincoln's late surge.
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Associated Press
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Pueblo
Lincoln
Amarillo
Hawks
Colorado Springs
Chiefs
Sioux Cay
Towly Dee Mines
Albuquerque
Des Moines
Sioux City
Harry Duclop
Dunlop
Bill Onusha
Onusha
Gene Sheets
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Homer
Dave Brennan
Drun
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Hugh Planton
Dex Mones
Fred Burdelle
Dukes Towo
Mewes
Jim Michaler
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Johnny Dio Guilty Of Conspiracy In Racketeering Case
In New York a jury of eight men found racketeer Johnny Dioguardi guilty of one count of conspiracy and aiding and abetting in securing $24,000 from ten electroplating firms. The verdict followed 27 hours of deliberation and left two bribery counts undecided.
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Curfew Game Keeps Cards Out of First Place in NL
The St. Louis Cardinals fall just behind Milwaukee and Brooklyn after a doubleheader split with Philadelphia and a Sunday loss to the Dodgers, as Mike McCormick leads the Yankees past the White Sox 4 2 and Dick Donovan shuts down New York for Chicago. The Phillies take two of three from Milwaukee aided by Art Fowler and Ed Bouchee’s three RBI and Herm Wehmiller's strong relief in late innings.
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A’s
Tom Gorman
A‘s
Gorman
Sox
Senators
Gercie
Mike Garele
Fd FitzGerald
Rai
Bud Daley
Russ Kemmerer
Connie Johnson
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Gus Triandos
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McCormick
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Mary Grissom
Moe Drabows
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Dick Farrell
Ed Bouchee
Warren
Spain
Fowler
Art Fowler
Ron Kline
Ed Bailey
Gus Bell
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Yankee ‘Stadium
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Cole
Lowry Aira
Boboha
Abe
Coolorado
Donovan
Porterfield
Sugar City
Bob Porterfield
Colorado Springs
Simon Chamber of Commerce
Colorado
Delta
Flagler
Wanta
Zarembe
Simon
Thomsen
Freeman
Mun
Christophen
Troopina
Boy Scout Hurt in Fall at Park
Estes Park reports 13 year old Belleville Kansas scout Ashton Kenut suffered a fall in Rocky Mountain National Park foot of Andrews Over steep snow field. He sustained possible brain injury cuts bruises and shock and was carried to a hospital after spending night in mountains. Park rangers attempted night rescue. full evacuation completed Thursday morning.
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Ashton
Jim Reuse
Rob Frausen
Park Rangers
Fragean
Ted Oatiscue Pally
Park
Bethlehem Steel Earnings Steady Despite Stock Split
Bethlehem Steel and Bethlehem Meal Corp report second quarter results with net income of 0.273,507 dollars, 1.09 per share, for the quarter ended June 30. Compared with last year’s 350.28,227 dollars, or 0.00 per share, on the Outstanding shares basis. A four-for-one stock split was enacted this year.
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Bethlehem Meal Corp
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