District NCAA Play Goes To Third Tilt As DU Bears Split
Denver’s top pitching by Montrose and strong hitting by Junker and Hoge boost the Pioneers in a district contest. Colorado State rallyed behind Junker’s two homers and steady relief. Denver forces a decisive third game Monday at Jackson Field to determine the playoff entry.
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Archie Moore Knocks Out Alain Cherville in Stuttgart Bout
Archie Moore the world heavyweight champion defeated Belgian challenger Alain Cherville in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round bout at the Exhibition Hall Arena in Stuttgart Germany. Moore weighed 187 pounds to Cherville's 199, knocking him down for a six count in round six and dominating after a sharp opening fifth round.
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Memorial service in Tas and San Angelo held for Conrad Benaker
Memorial service for Conrad Benaker, speaker of Cornish, announced with services at San Angelo and Tas. Interment planned at Linn Grove. Obituary notes brief remembrance and local honors for the deceased.
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Preston Family Notes From Community Memorial
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State All Star Grid Game Picks Highlight Greeley Three
Colorado High School Coaches Association named 25 players to the North squad and 26 to the South for the prep all star clash. The selections include standout Greeley players among others from Weld and surrounding districts with positions listed for guard, center, end, tackle, and backfield roles.
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Sam Snead Dominates Ford For Eight Point Win
Sam Snead charged from behind in rain at Wykagyl Country Club to win the Roland Hobin golf championship by eight over Doug Ford. Snead’s late burst erased Ford’s early lead, sealing a $3,000 prize as Ford dropped off after a strong start.
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Ranger Coach Thil Watson Leads Team to Stanley Cup Victory
Coach Thil Watson of the New York Rangers starred as a player when the team won the Stanley Cup. The text mentions the Rangers’ past success and references other sports leagues with teams like Boston, Philadelphia, and Syracuse in mid-century years.
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Body of Niwat Man Found Near Home After March Disappearance
The 92 year old Wilson Silkett, missing since a March 1 snowstorm, was found two miles from his Niwat home in a mesa draw near Bonier. His son Richard reported the discovery after chartering a Boulder plane to search. Police say death due to exposure and exhaustion. no autopsy planned. Funeral services pending.
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Coleraine Cattlemen to Convene in Glenwood Springs
The Coleraine Cattlemen's Assn will meet in Glenwood Springs June 5 to 8 for its old annual convention. President Tom Field says many topics mirror those at the group's founding on November 30, 1847, including regulations, disease control, marketing, and price issues.
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Phillies Rally Past Dodgers as Doubleheader Split Notch Lead
Philadelphia slugged through seven hits to score five runs and beat Brooklyn, securing a split in the doubleheader. Cincinnati’s Thurman Thurman delivered a grand slam as the Reds took a split with Chicago, while Milwaukee climbed past Brooklyn with a 54 victory. White Sox held a five game AL lead by sweeping Detroit, and Yankees split with Baltimore after Wight and Terry shaded in the shutouts.
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Narleski LiftsKC in Relief, Red Sox Fall in Series Opener
Ray Narleski worked the eighth to wipe a 2-2 tie and lift Kansas City to a win in the third game of the set. Mickey McDermott earned his first relief victory. Ted Williams delivered his 12th homer, a three run shot in the eighth, ending Pedro Ramos' mastery over Boston. Ramos had beaten Boston eight times in 10 starts. Ike DeLock earned his third win in relief of George Susce.
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Five Die in Texas Highway Collision Near Here
Five people died in a Sunday wreck on a Texas highway near here. The dead include Mr and Mrs Donald Tay Wilson both 22 Vernon Texas their daughter Debra Ann 2 and their 7 month old son Mike Also killed were Thomas Roy Vaultamus 26 son of Richard Elm er Pauthamia The elder Pauthamus and a woman believed to be wife were critically injured Their daughter Karen Sar 3 suffered a fractured leg.
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Redlegs edge Cubs 6 4 in tense low-scoring tilt
Cincinnati pitchers hold the Cubs to four runs as Redlegs offense plates six with key hits from Crowe and Thurman. Meantime Elston and Freeman split mound duties with Drabowsky earning the win and Freeman close behind.
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Greeley golfers defeat leaders in dual meet chase
Greeley Country Club’s golf team upended the Northern Colorado leaders 32 to 16 in a Sunday dual meet at Longmont. With one meet left against Ft. Collins, Greeley needs 29 points to capture the association championship while Longmont closed its season. Local pro Jerry Dell shot the low score. Larry Eaton led the amateurs with 72.
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Fine Pitching Rules Sunday in American Asie
Pitchers dominated a slate of six low scoring games as American leagues posted tight results. Bt Pauls beat Wichita 7-3 in the second game of a doubleheader and fla captured the opener 21 in 1 innings. Minneapolis narrowed the gap to St Paul’s by beating Indianapolis 4-0. Charleston outscored Omaha 3-2 while Deever split a twin bill with Louisville, taking 3-4 in 10 innings and dropping the nightcap 134-3. St Paul’s Dan McDevit allowed four hits in game one against Wichita before McMahan relieved. Stan Williams briefly hurled hitless innings for St Paul’s in game two before Earl Hersa’s seventh inning homer. Gordon Jones shut out Indianapolis to drive the Saints’ upset over the league leaders. Indianapolis starter Tony Ponce exited after Carlos Paula doubled with the bases loaded. Charleston’s Join Talluris limited Omaha to five hits for his sixth win. Zack Monroe beat Dave Benedict in the opener at Louisville. Louisville won the nightcap in 11 innings behind Roger Howman.
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Topeka Maintains Western Lead After Weekend Play
Topeka strengthened its hold atop the Western League with a 4-1 win over Des Moines as Amarillo split a doubleheader with Colorado Springs. Sioux City moved into fourth with a late comeback over Lincoln, while Albuquerque split with Pueblo and Ken Yoke allowed only six hits in a strong Colorado Springs outing.
NCAA Restores Most Schools After Probations Ends
The NCAA Council lifted probation for the University of Omaha and Montana State after one year and restored full NCAA rights to several schools. Texas A M and Kansas Oklahoma and Mississippi College received full pardons as their probationary periods expired, while Texas A M faced earlier scrutiny over coach Ken Loeffler and announced his resignation.
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