Colorado State College Bears to World Series trip
CSC coach Pete Butler lists 18 players for the College World Series trip to Omaha Nebraska next week. Six pitchers An drade Chamberlain Jowell Maglia Pine and Wood join catchers Dukes Lechner and a full infield with Arthur Faulkner Harper Miyamoto Pressendorf and Suydam. Outfielders English Idleberg Koehler and Yearling along with trainer Red Williams accompany the team as they enter the June 10 semifinal round.
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Colorado State College
Pete Butler
Bears
Omaha
Neb
Buller
Cstate
Ernie Andrade
Chuck Chamberlain
Bill Jowell
Jerry Maglia
Pat Pine
Les Wood
George Dukes
Kim Lechner
Jerry Arthur
Ron Faulkner
Gary Harper
Jack É Miyamoto
Bob Pressendorf
al Suydam
Fone
Uyeirote
Fon English
Notin Idleberg
John Koehler
Julie Yearling
Red Williams
Bens
High Schoolers Shine in Compton Invitational Meet
In Compton California Bruce Kidd of Canada aged 17 won the 5,000 meters in 14 56 4 setting an American three mile record en route as Evanston Illinois teen Tommy Sullivan 18 finished second in the mile with 4 03 5 and Don Bragg pole vault duel with George Davlea failed to materialize results highlight sprint wins by Frank Budd Villanova and Ernie Cunliffe Bed yard run fastest in nation while John Thomas of Boston cleared 11 feet 10 inches in the high jump and Abilene Christian won the 4 man mile relay in 3 07 6 tying a national collegiate record
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Compton
Calif
SAPI
Lefl
Bruce Kidd
Canada
Tommy Sullivan
Evanston
Kidd
Toronto
Max Truex
Dim Beatty
Tabari ii Sullivan
Jim Grelle
Gralle
Sullivan
Don Bragg
George Davlea
Oklahoma State
Ron Morris
Caifornia Striders
Jim
Southern
Ernie Cunliffe
Santa Clara Valley
John Thomas
Boston
Bobo To Meet Bruiser In Tuesday Wrestling Clash
Dick the Bruiser will meet Bobo at the Community Building in a featured wrestling match Tuesday night at 8 30 p m The bout pits two hard headed rivals in a battle expected to draw strong local interest Reservations for the fight are available at Superdar Shoe Service 810 8th Ave.
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Dick the Bruiser
Boba Ie
Wight
Superdar Shoe Service
8Th Ave
Major League Leaders of the 1960s Baseball Stat Leaders
The piece lists American League batting leaders with Piersall Killebrew Wood Mantle and Gentile Cash Hill and Robinson among top runs and RBIs. It covers home runs led by Mantle and Cepeda, steals by Aparicio and Wills, plus pitching leaders such as Spahn and Koufax with strikeout totals, based on key at bats, decisions, and innings. It preserves era names like Cleveland Detroit Baltimore New York Los Angeles and San Francisco among the top teams.
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Associated Press America League
Piersall
Cleveland
Killebrew
Minnesota
Wood
Kling
Colavilo
Detroit
Stevers
Chicago
Kaline
Keough
Washington
Homeins
Mantle
Naw
York
Gentile
Baltimore
Colavito
Baris
New York
Aparicio
Hosner
Kansas City
Versalles
Weed
de Argit
Moon
Los Angeles
Aaron
Milwaukee
Wills
San Francisco
Boyer
St. Tants
Aare
Cepeda
Ty Davin
Tos Angeles
Clemente
Pigbareh
Coleman
Cincinnati
F. Ann
Will
Los Angegetes
Virdon
Pittsbuek
Allman
Bolling
Aayon
Stuart
Pillsburgh
Balling
Robinson
Pinson
Miller
San Fra
Pecranaski
Buffalo
Koufax
Los Angees
Cloverleaf Friday's Results Recap with Mixed Bets
A cluttered Cloverleaf Friday results page lists numerous horse and dog bets with odds and times. Names like Bally Socks, Tegeullp Trip, Harbor Gal, and Straight Hee ard appear amid shuffled figures, times, and payouts including attendance noted at 4,021 and a large total sum of 154,872.
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Aehambri
Quintela
W. A. McArty
DeLuzern
Silent Maid
Quin
Shy Shine
Candy Cully
Lautica Rest
Quim
Composure
Ronald Tt
Straight Heeard
Qin
Time Pony
Score Earns First Pacific Coast Victory with Padres
Herb Score, coming from the Chicago White Sox, earned his first PCL win for the San Diego Padres as they beat the Tacoma Giants 3 as Score slugged two home runs and struck out nine while walking eight. Seattle and Spokane split, Portland defeated Vancouver, and Seattle’s loss came after Marian Coughtry muffed a grounder with bases loaded.
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Associated Press
Herb Score
Chicago White Sox
San Diego Padres
Score
Padres
Tacoma Giants
Spokane
Seattle Rainers
Portland
Vancouver
Hawaii
Salt Lake
Hob Perry
Tacoma
Hene Valdez
Seattle
Spokene Indians
Seatte
Marian Coughtry
Bob Tillman
Track and Field Results From Compton Relays and open meet
Bruce Kidd set a US record in the three mile at the Compton Relays with 12 86.4 for a near American mark, while other runners posted fast times. Attendance at the Memorial Open drew strong crowds as students earned perfect attendance awards with names unfamiliar and mixed results noted across junior and sophomore divisions.
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Associateo
Compton
Calif
Bruce Kidd
Tescalo
Americas
Sports Notes From Lowell And Around The World
In Lowell Massachusetts a golf miscue unfolds as Barillaris and Meltanakos both hole balls only for one to drop out after interference. Wimbledon preparations see Russians traveling with six players to summer events. Baseball notes include Tommy Davis connecting for a 20th inning homer aiding the Dodgers. A probe on athletic influence is mentioned with Louis naming no individuals. Reds scout Jimmy Bragan signs teens Lee Andrew Maye and Sam Ellis for farm duties in Columbia and Indianapolis affiliates.
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Associated Press
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Giants
Eemrene Wormesiott
Jim Bunning
New Yak
Gers
Igles
Louis
Owl
Senate Antitrust and Sota
Underworld B Ty
Senators Close Book on Johansson Mental State Probe
Senate hearings on boxing monopolies and alleged brain trauma in Ingemar Johansson were halted with Sen. Estes Kefauver citing no further action. Tunney accused promoters of monopolistic practices while Johansson’s Sweden-based physician called the allegations ridiculous. Johansson’s promoter noted a prior medical exam by doctors approved by the Miami Beach Boxing Commission.
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G. Milton Kelly
Ally
Robert F Washington
Senatore Kennedy
Tunney
Gene
Wickeleers
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Johansson
Franers Terson
Inga
Benson
New York
al Bola
Fraturelr Sports, Inc
Miai Beach
Pla
Miami Beach
Ingo Charges Tunney Seeks Publicity in Sweden Remark
GOTEBORG Sweden API report says Gene Tunney called Sven Johansson an off man seeking publicity. Johansson, 84, is alleged to have claimed brain trauma after the March bout with Patterson, while Tunney testified Johansson lacked energy. A promoter said Johansson had a full physical in Florida.
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Goteborg
Sweden
API
Tagemar Johne
Sal
Gene Tunney
Johansson
Patterson
Tunney
Us, Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Goleborg
Tnney
Washington
Miami Beach
Flatille
Patterzon
New York
Florida
Boxer Dies Of Injuries From Fight
Cuban bantamweight boxer Jose Ric or es, 24, died after a knockout in New York. He collapsed in the dressing room and underwent brain surgery. his death marks the third ring death in the United States this year. His manager Eddie Mafuz confirmed the hospital death in Roosevelt Hospital.
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New York
Jose Ric ‘Ores
Aj Sleret
Unitedtates
Eddie Mafuz
Isidalyores
Roosesvelt Hospital
Hoty Hy
Nicholas
Birds Stage Fights in Hawaii Myrna Remarks
Honolulu reports George C. Munro of Birds of Hawaii notes mynas are quarrelsome with spectacular ring fights among spectators. He calls the behavior not yet fully studied while chimney tops in North Germany remain popular nesting spots for storks.
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Honolulu
George C. Munro
Hawaii
North
Germany
Eisenhower eyes Belmont win and Triple Crown shot
President Eisenhower, visiting New York with Mrs. Eisenhower, said he would like to see Carry Back win the Belmont Stakes. If successful, Carry Back would become the ninth horse to claim the Triple Crown, with the Eisenhowers in the winner’s circle for the Belmont Trophy presentation to the owner.
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New York
Memorial Day Honors and Park School Attendance Notables
Windsor remembers veterans at Lakeview Cemetery with Rev Frank Gunter and American Legion honor guard, followed by a procession led by the Wind sor High School Band and students placing flags. Park School reports 303 enrollment with 49 earning perfect attendance. 12 students achieved perfect records for 1960-81, including seniors and underclassmen, announced by principal J H Kincade and W L McCall.
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Frank ©. Gunter
Methodist Churehr
Lakeview Cemetery
Forbies-McKay
American Legion
Fred Wells
Episcopal Church
Kermeth i Carin
Albert Gries
Albert Stoll
Donald Bernhardt
Windsor High School
Gerald Gilland
Sons of the Legion
Wayne Ray
Harold Weinmeister
Park School
Iie Park
State Commission
JH. Kincade
Gary Roth
Henry Vernom Mintz
Louis Velasquez
Hetty Leh
Mary
W. L. McCall
Famed Producer Playwright Kaufman Dies at 71 in New York
George Kaufman, famed producer and playwright known as the gloomy dean of Broadway, died in New York at 71 after a series of strokes. He lived alone at his Park Avenue home except for staff. his daughter Anna Schneider confirmed his passing. Kaufman collaborated with major American theater figures and won Pulitzers for At Thee I Sing in 1934 and You Can't Take It with You in 1937.
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New York
George 8. Kaufman
Broadway
Park Avenue
Anna Schneider
Kaufman
Morris Huskied
Moss Mark
Too Many Pets In The United States Today
New York reports over 36 million puppies and 0.9 million cats born yearly. Domestic homes number about 48 million. Notes Kaufman Ferber and stage productions including Bring Up the Gifts and The Man Who Came to Dinner.
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New York
United States
Kaufman
Toyal Family
Jill Edna Ferber
Ryskind
Hast
Beaded Brake Shoes for all Cars Cort Lass at Golds
Local ad promises beaded brake shoes for all car types with Cort Lass discount at Golds.
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Cort Lass
Gold’s
Adv
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