Greeley Legion To Sponsor Local Softball Team
Greeley American Legion plans a softball squad named Greeley Amedead Legion with eight state champions from the former undefeated squad. Manager Holt Meier says they may join a travel league with towns like Longmont and Aurora or remain independent, hoping Forbes Field and Phatteville as early venues.
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Greeley
American
Clu
Ehorteton
Dim Chrispen
del Parkur
Go Nressor
Gilayers
Johnstown Eds
Wyoming Anes Ranch
Bratton Declared Mentally Incompetent in Cook County
Former welterweight champion Johnny Bratton was ruled mentally incompetent and ordered confined to the State Mental Hospital at Mantena by Judge Waller J. Stevens in Whiteside County. Doctors said he needed treatment as Bratton faced questions about his finances and public appeal faded since his Chicago Stadium era.
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Ciocago Oy
Jeremy Bratton
Chicago
Cook
Waller J. Stevens
Whiteside County
Bratton
Mantena
Tefure
Stevens
Tiratton
National Boxing Assi
Charley Fusard
Chicago Stadium
Gavilan
New York
Western Shorthorn Breeders Attend Brighton Show
County residents including Shorthorn cattle breeders and View families travel to Brighton Saturday June 2 for the Western Shorthorn Association show. Team and individual judging contests for 4-H and FFA will be held. The Maryland Jockey Club traces to 1743 in Annapolis and now operates at Pimlico outside Baltimore.
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Brighton
Maryland Jockey Club
Annapolis
Pimlico Course
Ballimore
Oklahoma Sooners win district NCAA baseball opener in Peoria
The Oklahoma Sooners beat North Dakota State 11 4 in the District 5 NCAA baseball championship first round at Peoria. First baseman Bob Burr drove in six runs on four straight hits as Oklahoma capitalized on early Iowa State scoring and closed the conference season at 7-2 with Nebraska second at 8-4 after three rainouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Oklahoma Sooners
Peoria
North Dakota
Vargo
Braves Hit Five Homers To Rout Cubs 15 8
The Milwaukee Braves slugged five homers led by Doc Adcock twice to crush the Chicago Cubs 15 to 8. Lew Burdette earned his fourth win against two losses as Chicago relievers floundered. Ted Manchester closed with a game ending hit, tying team records with 14 and 16 straight games with a homer.
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Chicago
Thar
Seigus
Mitwaphre Ah heeChleeze
Dal
Mathews
Lafondy
Ib Gia Icouacion
Oring
Thamwex
Merys
Gaterer
Leoe
Isatte Folae
Warker Imman
USA
Logan
Dadens
Asien
Thomuen
Ader
Finilee
Cerne
Hardeur
Mule
Bader
Fusdy
Banka Kia Men's
Walseuast
Rslmaaron
Adetek
Crandall
Amtonks Mathews
O'Connell
Adenck
SiMin
Slacker
Vaentineith i
Ss—Valentinett
Y Maeed Ballere
Hacker
Walen Fees
Gordes Siem
Murttener TJ
Matt
Yankees Triumph 9-6 Over Senators In Uneven Tilt
New York yankees beat Washington 9 to 6 as five unearned runs swing the six inning. Shuts errors helped fuel the rally while Chuck Stobbs exited for Bob Chakales. Veterans like Howard, Sievers and Bauer feature among the lineup in a high scoring AL contest.
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Pataree
Will Skawran
Ayle Luttrell
Short
Yankees
Elston Howard
Chuck Stobbs
Bob Chakales
Wartingles
New Terrabbas
Imenla
Kundels
aPaula
Sievers
Uteward
Stwebee
Chakates
Derberet
Lotta
Tane
Saceel & Coreey
Tenon
Teale
Grol
Washington
Jean Beast
Beberet
Whos
Lemon
Adie
Bauer
Stextin
Suowrat
Howard
Cers
Cater
Tarirg
Yost
Culsell
Savera
Yeu
Ant Eylisell
Carey
McDousald
Ifereg
Ssowrna
Tamm
Dison
Berbeest
Cery
Littell
Slevern
Sf—Léaion
Baneer
Itszeels
Lulared
Sieversi
Irsen
Stowsnn
Grimi
Morgan
Cooksies
Grob
Grim
Chagaler
Geol
Geol Oa
Pay Morgan Unsing
W—Cha- Kalen
Caren
Boy Survives 700-Foot Fall From Hallet Peak
In Rocky Mountain National Park a 6 year old boy, Patrick Dyer of Arvada, survived tumbling about 700 feet down the north face after a rope failure. He was aided by a padded knapsack that cushioned the fall and was taken to a doctor with a head laceration, shoulder sprain, and bruises amid witnesses including John ArdegDemann.
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Estes Park
Colo Uy
Hallet
Rocky Mountain National Park
Wednes Ay
Patrick Dyer
Arvada
Young Dwyer
John Ardeggeman
Patrick
Bruggeman
Dwyer
California Coach Accused Of Phony Jobs Racket
Berkeley California campus coach Lynn Waldorf faces allegations from J Miller Leavy that Cal football players received illicit outside jobs paying at least 48 dollars monthly plus PCC approved 15 dollar campus wages. Leavy cited sworn statements from five athletes and mothers of two proselyters, while Cal officials deny wrongdoing and say past issues were corrected. PCC commissioner Schmidt and university leaders say they have no received evidence. Waldorf defends the program noting about a third of players hold legitimate off campus jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Stafl
J. Miller Leavy
Ucla Ahumnus
University of Southern California
Lynn Q. (Pappy) Waldort
USC
California
UCLA
Isbs
Lijle
Clark Kory
Gregory Enecthard
Waldorf
Leavy
Los Angeles County
Golden Bear
Kerr
Truny Pit
Sproul
PCC
Glenn Seaborg
Seaborg
Schmidt
Waklurt
Waldart
Amateur Tournament Fades Conrad in Troon Thriller
In Troon Scotland Conrad, fading American champion, is upset by Scotland's Reidark to claim the quarterfinal place. In Dallas a long card at the opening leg of the Fans Tournament shows Rashville Doe as medalist amid tobacco and racing notes. In Baltimore Movin leads with 143.60 while Chappaz tops Hollieops Park in handicap action. Associated press coverage notes a bustling array of results across cities and courses.
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Golptroon
Seotlant
Doe Conrad
Scotland
Reldark
Dallas
Stralt Lane
Fanas
Rashville
Doe Slsplingratt
Bee Cotaion
Carte
de Tauriee
L. Appleton
Belmont Parc
Baltimore
Atwats Movin
Freea the van
Calle — Sernt
Hollfeops Park
Chappaz
Tony
Auto Race Money Distributed at Indianapolis Speedway
Pat Flaherty, a Chicago Irishman, won the 40th 10 mile auto race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, earning a record $93,819 from a purse of $282,030. The event awarded top prizes, fast qualifier cash, lap prizes, and additional awards, with the total purse marking a record.
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Indianapolis
Pat Flaherty
Chicago
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Bill Vukovich
Speedway Fite
Sory Grning
Pat
DeSoto
To Ear
John Zhik
Tulsa
Okla
Flaherty
Do Per Tenk
Wixslaas
Cs 2
Sans Hawke
Marie Faultades
Ob Sain
Dan Freeland
Lop Apagien
Dchany Parson
Yan Suya
Calltiy
Sant Bick Athmant
Trenton
Indianapelis- Srg
Okaland
Callis Ure
Jimmy Daswalt
Tradsapalt
Jack Tomar
Seattle
Andrevierida
Sptines
Ian Beach
Andy Howes
Finality
Stermsan
Cyeter Walleye
Ray Crawford
Tasadens
Cetbearscas
Tescanny Boyd
Fremo
Cali
H. Spoy Rutan
Tanwood
Galilee
Dehang
Thamaen
Boyenown
Hess
Peal Russe
Canega Park
Calttiy
Court actions in Lewis Detker and Rose Hayes cases
In county court Detker of Gresley and Hayes of Rome 2 La Salle plead innocent to drunk driving second offense. Judge Delley set jury trials for July 19 and July 17 with bonds of $1000 each. Informations filed by Deputy D.A. Waldo. Detker accused of May 27 drunk driving and prior conviction. Hayes charged April 22 drunk driving with prior conviction. Delinquency petition against a 15 year old for taking a $5 purse. hearing set for June 12. Decree of final settlement in estate of Edna Phil Lips Sips signed with $168,234.74 net value. Divorce suit filed by Margaret T Dunlap against Orville R Dunlap. Wilbur Hittle fined for driving while license suspended. license suspended dates noted. Mabkason’s JP Court lists Gilbert Gonzales, Pierse, drunk driving with $125 and costs.
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Lewis James Detker
Gresley
Rose Hayes
Rome
la Salle
John J. Delley
Erker
Hayes
Relph E. Waldo Jr
Decker
JP Court
Ira Sides Just Ort
Judge Sides
Greeley
Paul Close
Genevieve Bowser
Orchard
Helen P. Macpherson
Lucille P. Slockover
Phillips
William L. Slockover
Margaret 'T. Dunlap
Orville
R. Dunlap
Livermore
Calif
Denver Edges Omaha in Odd Game of Series
Denver defeated Omaha in a slugfest filled with extras and miscues in a key division tilt. Dave Pope and Ron Northey homered for the Indians while Omaha slugger Wally Shane had a two bagger and two homers, but Denver used six singles to push ahead and clinch the win.
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Denver
Omaha
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indians
Wichits
Minneapolis
Millers
St. Paul
Charleston
Louisville
Dave Pope
Ron Northey
Northey
Chicago
Ais
Ompha
Thunder
Bears
Hetter
Mark Freedan
sUngy
Secood
Dick Schoold
Bob Amertyn
Tony Kubek
Toby Atwell
Diary Throneverry
Omingha
Wally Shanenon
Throneberry
Tom Adison
Cardinal
Shannon
Chariey Peete
Robbie Richardson
Alston
Richardson
Poste
Colorado Sees Bigger Salk Polio Vaccine Allocation
Colorado Health officials announced on Thursday a shipment of 72 981 Salk polio vaccine doses arriving in about ten days. The delivery, the largest yet under the polio program, boosts May totals to 124 074 doses, surpassing April allotments.
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Pexver
Colorado Health Dept
Pueblo School Head Resigns To Take Alaska Education Post
Pueblo superintendent of schools Charles B. Davis resigns after four years to accept an education job in Alaska. The resignation is effective July and confirms Davis will join Anchorage Public Schools as superintendent of public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Alaska
Charles BR. Davis
Davis
Two Western Horses to Be Gifted to Ike and Grandson
A Centennial Race Track spokesman said two western horses will be given Sunday to President Eisenhower and his grandson David. The horses, owned by Lester Goodson of Magnolia Texas, come as part of the American Quarter Horse Association’s presence at Centennial’s current meeting.
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Denver
Eisehower
David
Lester Goodson
Magnolia
Tex
American Quarter Horse Assn
Centennial
Aspinall to Speak at Colorado Young Democrats Meeting
Rep Wayne Aspinall of Colorado will headline the Colorado Young Democrats convention in Estes Park on June 9. He is set to address the Benguet meeting and serve as principal speaker for the event.
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Aspinall
Demyer
Wayne As
iPinall
Cole
Estes Park
Benguet
Flying Jeweler Starts Long Solo Expedition to Africa
The 3 year old aviator Peter Gluckenaon from San Francisco plans a solo flight from San Francisco International Airport to Europe then Africa and back via South America. He previously crossed to England and back in 1853 in a Luscomb plane, now flying a Cessna 190.
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San Francisco
Peter Gluckenaon
San Francisco International Airport
Europe
Africa
South America
Gluckmann
England
Luscomb
Chicago
Board of Trade
Agriculture
Benson
Ninety-One Coloradans Drafted for Army Duty in June
Ninety-one Colorado residents will be drafted for Army duty in June, with ninety-four more slated for July, according to the State Selective Service office. The notice was issued Thursday by the board.
Unclear OCR sports page with scattered names and events
Fragmentary OCR text lists players and teams with scattered scores and schedules across a national league. Mentions include Texas, New York, Washington, and unidentified schools alongside players such as Hacker Bh and Valeznievis Gi.
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Wational
Musi GH
Crema Fleevoi
Minkér
Hacker
Valeznievis
As Westhingtan
el Mangan
Weatrug
Cloctonati
Ea Eea
Tettryal
Black
Miellead Seipi
Healy
Shoulders Far Ahead in Cowboy Contest Standings
Denver Jit Shoulders veteran Ivan Henryet from Oklahoma leads the Rodeo Cowboys Association all around standings with 15 314 4 points, ahead of rival Guy Weeks of Abilene Texas who has 10 307. Oklahoma also tops ball riding with 10 252 points. Other leaders include Deb Copertiaavor Saddle bronc Weeks calf roping Hawkins bareback bronc and wrestling leaders Hatley May in Deming New Mexico with 7 888 points.
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Denver
Ivan Henryetta
Okla
Rodeo Cowboys Assin
HCA
Guy Weeks
Abilene
Tex
Deb Copertiavor
Post Falls
Idaho
Dubany Hawkins
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Gleer
Hatley May
Deming
N. ML
Red Sox Triumph Over Orioles 4-1 in Baltimore
Boston pitchers limit Baltimore to four singles as Porterfield drives in all runs. Fotterfield collects three singles and a run, finishing the two-hitter game marked by Wight's five innings of four earned on six hits. Orioles errors and late Boston pressure seal the win in a rain-altered schedule.
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Baltimore
Bob Fotterfield
Bathmore Orioles
Flowerial Stadium
Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Orioles
Porterfield
Bill Wight
Futterfield
Lon
Eamele
Aero Corse
Lese Busia
Porlefield
Wigmt
Devin
Mt Bayles
Baliwars
Geldmen
Bla Ean
F—Goodman
Redeb
Triandas
Goodman
Goodwen
OPED
Biddin
Genne
Hk—Porter
Heda
Wowiet
Darth
Aghmlts & Ink
Poverties
Whi
Derink
Schmitz
Porterfeld Glas
E-Wight
Trout Fishing Might Be Fair Over Weekend In Colorado
Colorado Game and Fish Department reports improving fishing conditions as ice recedes from lakes and reservoirs. Weekend outlook is fair to good with Estes Park improving except Lake Estes. other active areas include Gunnison, Salida-Leslieville, San Juan, Cortez, Creede, Al Norte, Glenwood Springs and Boulder.
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Denver
Colorado
Coloreado Gane
Fis
Grand Alesa
Estes Park
Lake Estes
Gunnison
Salida-Lesdville
San Juan
Cortez
Creede
al Norte
Glenwood Springs
Boulder
Dodgers seek pitching help in Cubs swap talk
In a wartime era exchange scenario, Brooklyn and Chicago discuss a potential deal centered on bolstering rotations. Jackie Robinson sits on the Dodgers bench as discussions unfold around Carl Furillo and Gil Hodges positions and the possibility of adding a veteran pitcher. Alston weighs Nelson as first baseman and Gil as a right fielder as he reshapes the lineup for better depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fraNmiNes le Widnaliaee
Aes
Zuamer
Ermedterss
Breveland
Chicago
Brooklyn
Milwaukee 1918S
Dodgers
Fhumares
Chicago Cubs
Brooklen
Jackie Robinson
Carl Fiorillo
Chissie
Bol Rush
Cubs
Jerky Nelson
Montreal
Walt Alston
Randy Dacksa
Robinson
Gil Hodges
Furilla
Jackson
Alston
Madges
Gil
Nelson
Purillo
Rush
Cuns
Sports Roundup From Multiple Leagues With Scattered Scores
A garbled sports digest lists games and scores from leagues including Coast, International, Western, and Pioneer. Names such as Sacramento, Portland, Los Angeles, Des Moines, Lincoln, and Salt Lake appear with scattered figures, indicating a broad scoreboard snapshot with incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inruagal
Facie Coast League
Sak Dexa
Sacramento
Hellwood Portland
San Freecivco
Yanmnaser
If Los Angeles
International League
Rochester
Maitalo
Nsiegil
Columbes
Termond
Ovens Ti
Uthernassn
Atala
Lie Rock
Chattanooga
Hee Duichan T. Fe
Te Sirmlanham Porpostd
Santon
Oklsramo
Cli
Avella de Fart “Worth
Shrevesort
Houston
Dalia Pasiporta
Des Moines
Sioux Guy
Purbla
Celeude
Denver Bears Announce June Tryout Camp Schedule
General Manager Boy Howsam said the Denver Bears will hold a tryout camp at Bears Stadium for boys aged 17 to 22 on June 11 and 12. Yankees scout Tom Greenwade will supervise the camp, with registration led by Joe beginning at 9:20 p.m. on June 11. The sessions on both days run all day.
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Howsam
Denver Bears Today
Bears
Bears Stadium
Tom Greenwade
Mickey Mantle
Joe
Cardinals Defeat Redlegs 9–3 Behind Mizell’s Shutout
Stan Musial homered as the Cardinals moved past Cincinnati into second in the NL race. Mizell earned his 3rd straight win, a six‑hitter with six strikeouts, while Gus Bell Ted Kluszewski and Frank Robinson homered for the Redlegs.
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ST. Louis
Stan Musial
de Blasingame
St. Louis Cardinals
Wilmer
Mizell
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Gus Bell
Ted Kluszewski
Frank Tobiason
Retina
Omeon
Ban Dolosia
Retiroat la Beh
Gress
Oma
Roel
Kiaseavneh Beninson
Blasion Fame
Schoendiensh
Nusa
Bostey Moon
Steet
Steet, £—Tempe 3, Falys, J2- Rignad!, Blasingarse, Rbi—Rorec 2. Moors Jie
Mantel
Bell Whisemmaut
Robertsen
Blacstime
Musial
Hr—Hesds Kjunerays
Revinwn
Teowle
Ale
Bijllan
Klusaerulel
Menus
Teme
Hterewakl
Brandt
Srhoendlenat
Wieck
Louis B. i—Jetleeat
Black
Aupes
Jelfenat T. Mizell
Hockeater
Syftensk
Her Fowler
Mitel
Jelfeoat
AY —Micell
Cloverleaf Greyhound Races Payoffs Reported Thursday Night
Wagering results from Cloverleaf Greyhound races list programs No 1 through No 8 with multiple horses including Mike Gonzales Hig Loss and Miss Lady Fic. Purses show quinela and daily double payouts, crowds reach 1,673 with mutuels handle around 25 BI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Gonzales
Mr. Coloy Me
Quinela
Fege One
Miss Lady Fic
Lvaroll
Tender Tran
Nature Wise
Departure
Donna Riggs
Middle Maiie
Qinela
Menard
Portfolio
Brother Noisy
Cash
John
Ivorite
Chief Smoke
Aounsin
Harvest Brown
Mural Ray
Josh Gibson
Dublin Lass
Foxy Jane
Uove
Loveland
William Gaunt Runs for State Board of Education
Brighton attorney William W. Gaunt announces his candidacy for the State Board of Education from the Second Congressional District. The Denver headquarters reported the 51 year old candidate stated the bid on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Repushtian
William W. Gaunt
Brighton
State Board of Education
Brazilian Leader Orders Army to Quell Street Riots
President Juscelino Kubitschek directed the army and navy and air force Thursday to suppress protests over streetcar fare hikes. Riots broke out Wednesday night as protests intensified and police battled demonstrators in the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Army
Navy
Forte
Tzhour
Pirates Beat Giants In Rain Shortened Shutout
Pirates pitcher Renny Cline shut out the New York Giants 3 to 0 before rain halted play in the seventh inning. Gene Freese delivered a bases loaded double driving in three runs, giving Pittsburgh two wins in three games against New York and narrowing the gap to first place Milwaukee. Attendance neared 72,000 across recent home dates despite weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ronnie Kline
Tillsbayeh
Tollsbaye
Pirates
New York Giants
Gene Freese
Pirate
Jina Heayn
Giants
3Eilwaukee
Land Opened in Gunnison Forest for Prospecting
Public land totaling about 3440 acres in Gunnison National Forest near Mamrase is released from reclamation withdrawal and will be open to prospecting. The announcement appears in a Tribune want ads note dated June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gunnison National Forest
Mamrase
Tribune
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Greeley Legion
Johnny Bratton
Wisan Als
Ada Wilson
Tenth Street
Ars
A. H. Gedny
Dive
Ben Hall
Phoenia
Ariz
Rollani Wilson
Colewide Eprings
Willam Plaisted
Taccon
James Flaisted
ES Monte
Edwin Thornton
George Preston
Phoenix
Trinity Episcopal Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Springs
Calkins
Rolland
Robert Calkins
4Th Ave
Bes
Max Thindexter
Willmington
Byron Campbell
Ira Calling
Ft. Calling
Smith
Gaskine
Arrentemonte- Inter
Love Roy Leve
la Selle
Batantay
Macys
Linn Grove
Altea Acree
Harold Aécoce
Oklahoma Eaters
NCAA
Missouri
Braves
Senators
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Hallet Peak
Calif. U
Dave
Vanat
Oriesas
Sra
Wilbur John Hittle
Thirteenth Street
Costa
D. F
Grains Rally
Sconssofo
Tesage
Meee
Renee Besenat
AEBS
Micah Cragie
Poriet
Ang Wee Wisal
Darth Ta
Lataoa
Seggaa
Aod
Nowar
American AU
Moford
Wright
Alealit Fryeman
Johnson
Tadlansports
Jalcoe
Wenita
Pilula
Sayasewale
Reco
Trowbridge
Wiltaman
Ghioh
Cardinals
Curillo
Jackie. Robinson
William Gaunt
Renny Cline
Gunnison Forest
Ludwig Frei
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