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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1957

Page

8

Bears Earn College World Series Bid With 13 Inning Win

The Bears beat Denver University Pioneers 3-2 in 13 innings at Jack Ath Field to clinch a College World Series berth. John Hogg pitched 13 innings for the winner with 12 hits allowed and 4 strikeouts, aided by a late double by Hogg and a pivotal error in the 13th. The series shifts to a best two-of-three with California Pepperdine for a spot in Omaha, as Colorado State and Denver split their district showdown.

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Bears ace Hogg shines in playoff win over Pioneers

Montrose senior Hogg pitched 13 innings for 2- run win and improved to 9-2 on the year against Denver University. He allowed 17 hits but kept walks to eight as he dominated in a lengthy district playoff clash. Hogg struck out 28 in district play and set a district record with 48 strikeouts. He trails to Omaha with a strong pitch mix and expects a College World Series opener after rest.

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Obituary Notice with Local Family Ties and Infirmary Note

Obituary fragment lists BLUny Mra Randa Ermastink of Weld Cowbly Nursing Home and Caudmother at You Frank. Mentions Mrs. Bila Mod of Ft. Oolilee and aunt relations to Mrs. Finlen Ward and Misa Vewle Tyhsit of Greelin. References to services and locations including Maryn Drawing Ront and Waternane Luna Grove. Final line notes PRESTON Floyd F. Preston of Oun A.

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Showdown on Dodger Giant as Move Decision Looms

A Tuesday City Hall showdown pits Mayor Hubert F. Wagner against club owners Walter O Malley and Horace Stoneham over whether the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants remain in New York or move to the West Coast after the National League approved franchise shifts to Los Angeles and San Francisco if requested.

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Meddling Solons Blamed for Crisis in Major Leagues

Washington reports quote Rep. Reat and Rep. Celler blaming congressional meddling for baseball turmoil. Keating asserts National League clubs might move west, linking it to congressional scrutiny. Celler, chair of the Antitrust Subcommittee, plans to probe Dodgers move to Los Angeles and Giants to San Francisco as part of the investigation.

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Denver High School Basketball Series Net Profit Report

A Denver report from the Colorado High School Activities Association shows a net profit of 25 197.18 in March with income totaling 44 676.75 including 865 from radio broadcasting and 10 429.87 in disbursements. The figures reflect the earnings and expenses of the basketball series conducted in Colorado venues.

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Cloverleaf Greyhound Race Results From Cloverleaf Monday Night

Report shows multiple race numbers with winning times and payouts including No 1 Sla York No 2 Foot Flash No 4 A's Topper No 5 Starle No 7 Three Coins No 8 Artic Way No 9 Mighty Son No 10 Trenary Swap and No 11 Pluffy Kit. Attendance listed as 2170 with total handle 94,437 dollars.

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Court To Review Denver Union Stockyard Case

The Supreme Court agreed to review a circuit ruling that invalidated a Denver Union Stock Yard Co regulation meant to safeguard its market. The case, brought by the yard and Secretary Benson, centers on the Packers and Stockyards Act and restrictions on soliciting business and diverting livestock from the yard. The dispute involves the Producers Livestock Marketing Assn of Salt Lake City and the management of the yard’s formal marketing area.

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Pacific Northwest Soud Rate Change Is Ordered

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered adjustments to Northwest railroad potato rates to boost Washington growers’ competitive position against Idaho and eastern Oregon. The Washington Potato Onion Shippers Assn filed the complaint. Rates from eastern Washington must not exceed Idaho or eastern Oregon by more than 7 cents per 100 pounds and Western Washington by more than 11 cents per 200 pounds. The commission cited inconsistencies in Northwest potato rates.

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Colorado State Govt Sets New Cash and Investment Peak

Denver report shows state money on hand reaching 76,161,872.66 dollars, a record high for cash and investments across all funds. Treasurer Homer F Bedford attributes the jump to recent income tax payments and the sale of eight million dollars in highway anticipation warrants.

Dodgers Beat Phillies 4 0 On Podres Three Hitter

Johnny Podres pitched a three hitter and blanked the Phillies 4 to 0 at Connie Mack Stadium. He struck out nine and walked four as Brooklyn salvaged a game on their four day stand. Gil Hodges hit a leadoff homer in the fifth and Cimoli added a ninth inning shot. Campanella's sacrifice helped set up the late runs with Don Zimmer driving in a run on a single. Hodges also scored twice and added two hits.

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Yankees Fined $1000 Each After Night Club Brawl

New York Yankees face $1,000 fines tied to their May 36 birthday party incident at a New York nightclub. Outfielders Mak Bauer Mickey Mantle infielder Billy Martin catcher Yogi Berra and pitchers Whitey Ford and Johnny Bucks were fined. The club and players offered conflicting statements while reports say Bauer declined comment. The fines total $4,000, possibly the largest in Yankee history, with implications on team leadership and performance as the Yankees trail in the pennant race.

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Pirates Rally Past Giants In 6 5 Victory

Pirates tally 11 hits off three New York hurlers to edge the Giants 6 to 5 in a late Monday game. Nelson King earned the win as Pittsburgh moved into a tie with idle Chicago for seventh place. Joe Margoneri took the defeat, relieving starter Roben Gonied after Gomez left with a three-run homer in the second.

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Steal Proof Slogan Sparks Auburn Legion Baseball

The Auburn American Legion junior baseball program uses a slogan about stealing bases to spark team spirit. The line emphasizes aggression on the bases over taunting or petty acts.

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Tuesday Schedule and Monday Results From Obscure League Card

Tuesday's schedule lists New York at Cleveland Sturdt 30 Daley 013 Washlegion at Detroit Cleve ter 00 ve Mans 52 Toston at Chicago vs Phereo Baltimore at Elip Ineh taes thay ve Morgan 04. Monday's results show no games scheduled. various night games noted with players Crane 211 ym Antanell 661 and others.

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