C-State Nine Wins District Opener 17-6 at Jackson Field
In a rough NCAA District 7 opener at Jackson Field Friday Wyoming walked 15 times and hit four batters as Colorado State built a 17-6 lead. Ralph Vaughn pitched for Wyoming while Mike Napierkowski and Steve Litecky powered the Pokes with two extra-base hits each and Don Napierkowski homered. The Cowboy pitching woes left C-State to rely on walks and timely hits to secure the win.
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Young Beats McNeece In Madison Square Garden Match
Paddy Young, a revised trackman turned middleweight contender from New York, defeated Dilly McNeece at Madison Square Garden. Young, down on points late, earned a knockout-like finish while targeting rematches with Lausse Troy or Pastrane, as McNeece suffered a swollen eye and conceded after the second round.
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USC Takes Lead in PC Baseball Playoffs
Southern California beat Freang State Col Jege Friday in the first contest of a three game series to determine the Far West representative in the college baseball World Series at Omaha next week. Gill delivered a two run single and the pitching staff held firm as the Trojans built a slim lead in a tense playoff clash.
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Susan's Pet Swampland Win at East Boston
Susan's Pet and Swampland won the first two races at Suffolk Towne in East Boston. Susan's Pet took the mile and a sixteenth first race, paying $64.70 $24.20 and £14. Swampland captured the six furlong second, paying $12.40 $7.46 and $5. The daily double paid $1,197.60 to backers.
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Insect Pests Spread Over Irrigated Area
Fort Collins report by Dr J B Damiels chief entomologist Colorado A&M Experiment Station notes infestation of sugar beet crops. Pest includes beet rot mag deaf hoppers cutworms and other insects. Flies and mosquitoes also reported across the state.
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Dem Cabinet Aims to Boost Democratic Victory Says Benson Weeks
Unclear text reports a disorderly scene involving Benson Weeks and a cabinet member, with scattered phrases about a drought conference, Young Democrats of America, and mimeographed notes. Fragmentary quotes mention improving offerings and culture secretary remarks amid a political meeting.
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Padres extend 8 game PCL lead behind ARIS bats
San Diego beat Oakland 42 Friday night as Dirk ARIS powered the offense to maintain an 11 game edge in the Pacific Coast League. Feattle moved to runner up with a 7 2 victory over San Francisco, dropping the Seals to third nine games back. Oakland’s Jose dropped one at first division while Portland slid into fifth after a rainout doubleheader with Hollyeach.
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Baseball Almanac Fragment Sees Scattered Player Totals
Fragmentary OCR lists NL batting leaders and runs with names like Snider Campanella and Virdon, plus stolen bases and pitching decisions. Mentions AL batters Kaline Mantle Mantle and Power with scattered team ties. Text is garbled but conveys league batting leaders and misc. stats.
Pacific Coast League and other league scores mixed results
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Cloverleaf Race Results Reported for Greyhound Meet
The Cloverleaf greyhound race results list numerous dogs with payouts and finishing notes. Names include Hatter, Margie Noland, Gun Belt, Linden Lane, Enigma, Morlaw, Toney, Tr Noren, Baby Vic, and others with quinela and exact odds or times.
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Doomed Slayer Seeks Supreme Court Intervention
An appeal seeks U S Supreme Court action on a Salt Lake City police shooting. The case challenges a lower court ruling and requests release pending further review. Authorities indicate the court may act next week while the defense insists the fatal incident warrants examination.
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Funeral Services Held For Racer Bill Vukovich
Funeral services were held Saturday for Bill Vukovich 38 a California midget car driver who rose to fame at Vinapis. The ceremony paid respects to the speedway winner who died Monday while attempting a third straight victory at Hig Kare.
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Yankees Meet Trouble in Windy City
Yankees manager Casey Stengel warned of trouble as New York, after a 7-1 trip from Kansas City, faced the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park. The White Sox upset the Yankees 4-2 led by pitching from Jack Harshigan as standings tightened with Cleveland’s loss to Washington and Detroit’s win over Philadelphia. Meanwhile the Dodgers paced the NL with a 12-5 victory over St Louis, Cubs defeated Giants, and Braves edged Phillies while Pirates topped Reds in a tense day of MLB action.
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Unclear Baseball Box Scores and Player Names Across Leagues
Fragmented OCR data shows multiple teams and players including Baltimore Detroit Chicago New York Cleveland Milwaukee and Cincinnati. Scattered line scores and player initials appear with inconsistent formatting, making event details and final outcomes difficult to determine.
Brannan Called Before U S Grand Jury
Denver to Charlan As Aran former secretary of agriculture was called again before a grand jury probing a secret investigation of the International Colonial Mine. Brannan declined comment as he left the session. Friday's fights in New York Madison Square Gardens featured Paddy Young beating Aith Me Neere in a points decision.
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Olson Given Good Chance Against Moore
New York boxing news argues Bobo Olson has a fair shot versus Archie Moore on June 22, with Olson needing to slim to around 176 pounds. It notes Moore’s training, rumored weight around 186, and the challenge of Olson not possessing the punch to halt Moore’s advancing attack.
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Ashenfelter Sets 2 Mile Mark as Santee Fights 4-Minute Barrier
Compton meet sees Horace Ashenfelter clash with Santee in a bid for the American 2 mile record as Ashenfelter clocks 8:49.86 and breaks Gunder Hage's 12 year old 0:51.8 relay mark. Santee powers to a 4:01.4 mile but falls short of four minutes, while UCLA's Rod Seaman and Frey Dwyer clock fast 4:01s. Seaman improves, Terrill and Dwyer also post strong splits in a dramatic sprint finish.
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Abilene Christian Dash Ace Tops NAIA Prelims
Abilene Christian College led by Bobby Morrow swept the NAIA preliminaries in Abilene Texas. Morrow won the 100 yard dash in 9.4 seconds and the 220 yard dash in 20.6 seconds, setting the night’s records despite a strong tailwind. The Christians scored eight points and advanced to multiple preliminaries as the big meet opened.
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