Carbajal Hurls C-State Into College Series
Frank Carbajal pitched Colorado State College to a 12-8 win over Utah in the second game, clinching a best-of-three series to advance to the 1959 College World Series in Omaha. Utah had earlier won the rough first game 13-8 as CSC pitching faltered in a seventh-inning explosion.
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Lelthander
Frank J. Carbajal
Colorado State College
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Utah
CSC
Gear
Omaha
Neb
Bears
Washington
Fresno State
Santa Clara
Wayne Merrit
Kenveera
Pete Butler
Sarlas
Butler
Saturdey
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Joel Pack
Fee
Feller
Omar Bip
Peck
Greeley High
Okey
Ute
Gene Smith
Carbjal
Tom Levat
Vierra
Carvajal
Jack Cravenz
Brigham Young
Don Herrick
Archie Skeen
Joe Ack
Gary Totland
Lynn Chichester
Carl Rohnke
Paul Chamberlain
Bill Cowan
Bill Beck
Wyoming
Frank Carba‘jal
Duane Banks
Col Fege
Terry
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Rudy Lecero
Keith Ancell
Floyd Agra
lHob Presserdorf
Ali Ancella
Wringle
Prebendorf
Tolland
Chichester
Chamberlain
Pete Buller
Julie Carabella
Floyd
Acre
Jackson Field
Carabello
Bob Preisendorf
Rutsler
Colorado Sate College
Memorial services announced for Anne Ten Holleman
Anne Ten Holleman of Den ver passed away. Services will be held Tuesday at 10:40 AM at Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment at Laurel Grove. Survived by Mary Busen Holleman and William Robert Frolleman. Mary Elizabeth Moore. Joan and Jense Amorée. Bert Curry. five grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Local funeral notices list relatives in Colorado, Kansas, Oregon and Denver.
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Anne Ten Holleman
Denver
Caughter
Mra
William Robert Frolleman
Queasa
Texas
Glazer
Mary Busen Holleman
Odean
Moore
Mre
Mary Elizabeth Moors
16Th
Joan
Jense Amorée
Greeley
C. A. Moore
Levante
Kans
Menge Tudos
Bieter
John Curry
Parkwnd
Ore
Bert Curry
Luray
Kann
Obituary notices for multiple individuals in Missouri and nearby areas
Obituary notices list several individuals with family connections across Missouri and nearby states. Names include Adam J. Seolinger, Anna Lou Wentworth, Mrs Roy Tartlett, Mrs C A A Blonth, John Paul Jones, Anmon A. Stewart, and others. Services are noted at Macy's Drawing Room with interment at Fairmount, Denver, and memorial donations requested to County General Hospital fat.
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Syelinger Adam J. Seolinger
Tivabald
Mra
Houlah Seolinger
R. A. Stelinger
Springfield
Anna Lou Wentworth
Rockford
Roy Tartlett
Butler
C. A
Stewart Anmon A. Stewart
Tth
Ave
la Balle
Macys
Fairmount Mrusoleum
Denver
Wed
BeCUNE Ora Ellen McCune of Belche ton
Ora Ellen McCune of Belchter ton died recently. She was wife of Clara F. McGune and mother to several: Mrs. Mildane Kenney and others. Survived by brothers Theodore MaGuns and McCune family members. services set Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Nee Chapel Brighton with interment at Platteville.
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Belcheton
Clara F. McGune
Dane Kenney
Dorks Loalea Abbott
Keeneshare
Mes
Shirley Frances Hobbs
Hodson
Ora
Roger KeCune
el Cajon
Calif
Brighton
Thorman Theodore MaGuns
Ethel Barber
Greeley
Mia
Letha D
McCana
McCune
Pocatello
Dabo
Runsel McCune
Bure Lngin
Lowe
George McCune
Deng
Tan Xeand Chiidran
Platteville
Final Standings of 500-Mile Race in Indianapolis
AP reports the official 500 mile race standings with Rodger Ward first at 135.856 mph leading the field, followed by Jim Rathmann and Johnny Thomson among the top finishers from Los Angeles Miami and Rogers, Ia. Other top drivers include Tony Bellenhausen Paul Goldsmith Johnny Boyd Duane Carter Eddie Johnson and more. In MLB news Smoky Burgess Don Hoak Bob Skinner and others starred for the Pirates with Burgess and Skinner homering and Warren Spahn earning his 253rd win for the Braves in a Phillies doubleheader victory.
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Indianapolis
Rodger Ward
Los Angeles
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Hopkins
Johnny Thomson
Rogers+ Iown
Racing Associates
Tony Bellenhausen
Tinley Park
Hoover
Paul Goldsmith
St. Clair
Shores
Mich
Johnny Boyd
Fresno
Calif
Bowes
Duane Carter
Smokey's
Eddie Johnson
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Bryant
District TNCAA Playoff Opens With High Scoring Games
Utah shortstop Lynn Chidester fields as Gary Tolando covers in a hit chase after a fruitless tag. CSC won the first playoff game Friday 17 8 then lost the opener Saturday 13 8, shaping the district series.
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Utah
Lynn Chidester
Gary Tolando
CSC
Kansas City Beats Bears In Major Walks Marathon
Colorado State College pitchers faltered in a seventh inning collapse as Kansas City Bear pitching allowed a record number of walks and hits. The majors surpassed college in the same inning with the Chicago White Sox scoring 13 runs in a seventh inning, marking a major league walk and hit record.
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Colorado State College
St Jackson Field
Utsh
Chicago
Érore Ware
Chicags
Jockey Ralph Neves in Critical after Race Mishap
In Inglewood California jockey Ralph Neves remained in critical condition after brain surgery following a skull fracture and two broken vertebrae from a fall in the third race at Hollywood Park. Aged 41, Neves fought to recover as doctors treated injuries sustained Saturday.
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Inglewood
Cali
Ralph Neves
Jon
Centinela Hospital
Bell
Ate
Holywood Park
Britons Gloomy As Yank Takes Amateur Tourney
Dean Beman, a 21 year old University of Maryland student, won the British Amateur at Royal St George's Santwiel, defeating American Bill Styndman 3 and 2 in the final. The British team faces uncertainty as Oppenheimer490 counsels and Walker Cup prospects shift with Beman’s triumph and Micklem’s succession.
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Sandwicil
England
Dean Beman
Raymond Oppenheimer
Deane Benvao
University of Maryland
Royal St. George's
Santwlel
Roman
Bill Styndman
Philadelphia
Gerald Micklem
Oppenheimer
United States
San Francisco
Teman
Yanks Leap to Sixth After Shutout Win over Washington
Washington AP reports the New York Yankees rose to sixth in the American League after a 20 victory over the Washington Senators. Bill Skowron hit a three run homer and Camilo Pascual pitched well for the Senators, but the Yankees climbed from last place, six games behind the league leading Indians who lost.
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Washington
New York Yankees
Yanks
Boston
Bill Skewron
Hatery
Olf Camilo Pascual
Nnlath
Detroit
Yankees
Chee Intiians
Ts Dee Ratl
Pirates Sweep Reds in doubleheader rout at Cincinnati
National past Reds 6 2 in game one as Bob Skinner hits a grand slam in game two. Smoky Burgess and Don Hoke lead with multiple homers, Roy Face secures win, Pirates extend streaks over Cincinnati to seven of eight. Burgess lifts late, and the Pirates use three pitchers to seal the sweep in a wild day at Cincinnati.
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Pirates
Roy Pace
Cincinnati
Reds
Burgess
Incinati
Pittsburgh
Lai
Burgess Purkey
Nux
Hell
Bailey
Law
Purkey
Hank
Pitsburgh
Cois
Jackson
Blackburn
Williams
Smith
Face
Kravitz
Newcombe
Jeffcont
Pena
Mabe
Acker
Schmidt
Snead Aims for U S Open Place in Final Qualifying
Golf star Snead competes in final sectional qualifying amid 473 hopefuls for a spot in the U S Open. He joins top names including Deane Beman fresh from the British Amateur, Art Wall Jr. Masters champion, Bill Hyndman, and Ariold Falmer in the high‑stakes push for a place in the championship.
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Sam Sheat
Snead
Deane Beman
Art Wall Jr
Bill Hyndman
Beman
Ariold Falmer
Braves and Phillies split in Milwaukee doubleheader
In Milwaukee, the Braves and Phillies split a doubleheader as two top NL win leaders pitched well. Robin Roberts won the first game 6-0 for Philadelphia, and Warren Spahn pitched the Braves to a 2-1 victory in the nightcap. Spahn notched his 23rd win, tying Carl Hubbell for most in the league, while Wes Covington and Gene Freese provided early offense for Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Robin Roberts
Braves
Warren Spahn
Francisco Giants
Spahn
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Shander
Eppa Rixey
Gene Freese
Homer Jett Freese
Johnny Fred¢lek
Wes Covington
Philadelphia
Roberts End
Sawalski
Bilt Deke
McMahon
Giggle
Crandall
W—Roberts
L—Burdette
Baseball schedules and results across leagues
Monday to Sunday matchups list for American and National leagues with scores. Notable results include Detroit over Cleveland 7-4 and Kansas City 9, Chicago 1, plus multiple weekend games in the National League with Milwaukee, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Pittsburgh posting wins and losses.
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Baltimore
Kansas Ciy
Detroit
New York
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Catonna
Milwaukee
Sac Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Dodgers edge Cardinals 5 3 behind Koufax and McDevitt
Dodgers defeat St Louis 5 to 3 before 58575 as Koufax and McDevitt combine for strikes. Koufax notches his first win of the year with nine strikeouts, while Blaylock suffers the loss. Jablonski and Blasingame homer for St Louis, Neal hits for Los Angeles in a key rally.
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Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Danny McDevitt
St Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cardinals
Koufax
McDevitt
St. Louis
Gary Blaylock
Ray Jablonski
Don Blas
Cards
Charlie Neal
Dodgers
Blaylock
Los Angeles
Jim Gilliam
Hoa
Gil Hodges
Don Demeter
Wally Moon
Jablonski
Cardinal Syun
Neal
Brnsingeme
St. Louis OM
Tos Angeles
Nuno
Brosnan
Cheney
A. Smith
Kilopstein
Roseboro
W—Koufax
Giants Take 6 3 Win Over Cubs Behind Antonelli
San Francisco pitcher John Antonelli limited Chicago to five hits and drove in three with a three run double as the Giants beat the Cubs 6 3. Antonelli struck out 11 in his seventh win against two losses. Tony Taylor homered for Chicago and Schmidt connected for San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Johnny Antonelli
Chicago
Stu Atiller
Antonelli
Dale Zong
Bobby Thomson
Tony Taylor
Orlando Cepidao
Glen Hobby
Walt Moryn
Yanks sweep Senators as Skowron belts homer
New York Yankees beat Washington 3 to 0 behind Bob Turley two-hitter and Moose Skowron’s eighth homer after Mantle’s double ignites late rally. Pascual bears hard luck loss, Berra deliberately walked.
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Moose Skowron
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Yankees
Washington Senators
Bob Turley
Yanks
Gantin
Pascual
Turley
Ackey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Skowron
Julio Becquer
Hal Nate
Ong
Skewron
Berra
Yoera
Orioles R. Sox.1 win proves Brown steady past Sox
Baltimore pitcher Hal Brown recovered from early trouble to pitch a 2-1 win over Boston. Brown allowed four hits and blanked the Sox over the last six innings while Ted Williams failed to reach 2,500 hits. Delack took the loss for Boston as Baltimore left the bases loaded in the first and loaded four innings with two on.
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Hal
Skinny
Ted Williams
Brown
Sox
Orioles
Joser
Pelock
Delack
Leo Kiley
Ono
Triandos
Kiely
White
W -Brown
L—Doinek
A's blitz White Sox as Ward posts grand slam
Kansas City A's defeated Chicago White Sox 9-1 as Ned Garver pitched four hitless innings after early trouble. Barry Latman gave up a key three-run swing including Preston Ward's first homer of the season, while Whitey Herzog and Williams provided RBIs to back Garver. Wynn struggled, yielding two walks and four hits in a rough second inning.
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Kansas City A
Kayoing
Earry Wynn
Barry Latman
Preston Ward
Shewich
Whitey Herzog
Mie
Williams
Each
Kansas City
Jerly Ruedelfo Arias
Torr Loyn
Sox
Cleveland Thedians
Detroit
Garver
House
Wyan
Lateman
Arias
Lawn
Lallar
W—Garver
L—Wynn
Ward
Torgenson
Tigers Rally Past Indians With Maxwell Three-Run Shot
Detroit defeated Cleveland 7-4 as Charlie Maxwell hit a three-run homer in the ninth off Perry, driving in Jerry Davie and Harvey Kuenn after a shaky start by Don Dovie. The Tigers, back from a road trip, climb out of eighth place as they win their fifth of six.
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Chariie Maxwell
Iin Perry
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Inffians
Jerry Davie
Harvey Kuen
Maxwell
Dovie
Tigers
Cleveland
Fitzgerald
Davie
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