Braves slam five homers to take over first place
The Milwaukee Braves slugged five homers in a 7-6 win at San Francisco Tuesday night to reclaim first in the National League. Wes Covington and Hank Aaron homer, Covington driving in runs in the eighth and Aaron sealing it in the ninth to move the Braves one game ahead of the Giants.
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Giants
ED Wilks
Associated Press
Milwaukee Braves
Champs
Sod
San Francisco
Wes Covington
Hank Aaron
Covington
Aaron
Los Angeles
Duke Snider
Cincinnati
Dodgers
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Stan Musial
Joe Cunningham
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Ernie Banks
Ray Jablonski
Felix Mantilla
Lew Burdette
Gene Conley
Don McMahon
Ernie Johnson
Willie Mays
Brives
Ruben Gomez
Cunningham
Curt Raydon
Cardinals
Misia
Larry Jackson
Deaths and Funerals in Pierce and Surrounding Areas
Multiple obituaries listed including Ernest L. Cogswell and family ties in Pierce Fort Collins Sterling Castle Rock Elkhart Linn Grove and Denver with funeral services at Macy s Eaton Chapel St Paul s Congregational Linn Grove and Macry Drawing Room Interment Linn Grove and other local details show a cluster of death notices with scattered names and relationships.
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Ernest L. Cogswall
Pierce
Freda Cogswell
Leslie Cognwell
Mra
Ruth Crown
Marvin Cogswell
Sterling, Cole
Loretta McClure
Ft. Collinge
Mabel Maulsby
Castle Rok
Calo
Ray Cogawell
Elikabeth, Cole
Elmer Cogaweil
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Macra
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Strohman Family Obituary Notice
Henry Strohman of Windsor husband of Fried Strohman and father of Darlene and others, with Willard and Kenneth Strohman in the Navy and Windsor residents listed. Elisabeth Stoll of Greeley and Pauline Woamire of Eaton noted. Services at Bethel Lutheran Church Thursday with interment at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Darlene Strohman
Willard Strohman
U. S. Navy
Kenneth Strohman
Dorothy Holman
Wilmington
del Eon
Mia
Fiizabeth Strohman
Oof
Jake
George Strohman
Dave Strohman
Denver
Elisabeth Stoll
Greeley
Pauline Woamire
Eaton
Seggicen Thuraday
Bethel Lutheran Church
Dsor
Lakeview
Yankees Pound White Sox 13-0 in triple homer burst
The New York Yankees crushed Chicago 13-0 behind Johnny Bucks two hits and three homers as Mickey Mantle hit a three run shot and Bill Skowron added a solo homer. Yogi Berra joined with his sixth homer as the Yankees extended their lead in the American League. The White Sox slump reached 30 innings and their pitchers were overwhelmed by a deep Yankee lineup.
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Chicago
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Dick Donavan
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skowron
Yogi Berra
Major League Standings Update from the American League
The standings show New York and Cleveland in prominent positions with Baltimore and Chicago near the top. Tuesday results include New York 1 and Baltimore 4, plus Detroit 0, Boston 7, and Cleveland 3 in another matchup.
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Young America skill tests set for Cameron and Maplewood
The Community Activities Commission urges Ernest Horn boys to take part in Young America baseball skill tests. Boys aged 7 to 42 who have not yet taken tests are asked to report to Cameron School at 9 30 a m Thursday or Maplewood at 2 p m Thursday.
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Fragments Reflect Scrambled Local News Item
A jagged OCR fragment mentions names like Dave Charley and Joey Lopen with scattered places and numbers, showing a disrupted report from Rocky Ranges and Port Ramon. The legible items hint at a local incident or event, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Dave Charley
Joey Lopen
IMM Saeeramet
Cam Ntian
Rocky Ranges
Ray “Rigen
Hh Port
Ramon
Nye Paw
Anita Anton
Fiovens
Mice
Brigham Young Seeks NCAA State Revision
BYU, Region 7 baseball champion, seeks change to avoid Sunday games in the 1958 national collegiate championships at Omaha. President Ernest L. Wilkinson involved in talks with NCAA officials. If BYU withdraws, Colorado State College would likely claim Region 7’s spot. eight-team double elimination format planned with second round games on Sunday June 15.
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Dodgers Chavez Ravine stadium vote tightens lead
Los Angeles voters in the 1950s count Yes for a Dodgers Chavez Ravine stadium plan with 56 001 Yes and 52 486 No. The margin narrows to about 2 825 amid record turnout and disputed precinct returns. Remaining tallies may shift outcome as outlying areas report.
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Chavez Ravine
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Civic Center
Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues
American Association results show teams like Toledo and Milwaukee trading wins as season action continues. Pacific Coast action includes Vancouver and Portland in a tight race with Lake and Santa Barbara squads. Western League and other circuits report scores for Amarillo, Des Moines, Colorado Springs, Lincoln, Topeka, and more with mixed outcomes.
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Senantonie
Austin
Houston
Amarillo
der Moines
Colorado Springs
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Buenlo
Topeka
Alauguerche
Sieur City
Idaho
Bears Whip Colonels To Keep 14 Lead
In Omaha Ozsie Virgil belted a two run homer in the 10th to lift Charleston to a 4 2 win over the Kentucky Colonels as Denver stretched its lead to 14 games with a 9 5 victory over Louisville. Wichita beat Minneapolis 4 3 and Indianapolis fell 7 8 to St Paul.
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Ozsie Virgil
Omaha
Denver
Louisville
Wichita
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kentucky Colonels
John Gabler
Louisville Bats
Lee Tate
George Spencer
Cardinal
Ken Walters
Ron Samford
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Hoppies
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Bob Talbot
Ron Negray
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Millard Howell
Seattle Pitcher Rays 3 Hitter in Narrow Loss
Ted Wicand, Seattle's fireballing right-hander, hurled a three hit gem for the Pacific Coast League Giants game against Phoenix Giants Tuesday night, but a miscue by a teammate produced the lone run as Seattle fell 1-0.
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Sky Sox Rout Chiefs 13-1 in Baseball Debut Triumph
Colorado Springs Sky Sox pounded 15 hits to defeat the Lincoln Chiefs 13-1. Debutant pitcher Glen Rosenbaum allowed four hits with eight strikeouts and four walks. Bobby Case belted a grand slam in the sixth. Sioux City fell 73 to Albuquerque while Pueblo beat Topeka 74 and other scores noted.
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Glen Rosenbaum
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Albuquerque Dukes
Pueblo
Topeka
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Des Moines
Huskies Join Cal Schools In Loop Pact
Seattle AP report says the University of Washington will leave the Pacific Coast Conference after 44 years to join California schools in a new athletic pact led by UCLA and USC. Washington State Oregon State Oregon Stanford and Idaho are affected. the PCC will dissolve after the Californians depart, creating a so called Big Five. The move follows past penalties from 1966 as the conference contends with shifting alliances and a Rose Bowl selection challenge.
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Strand
Wilbur Johns
Jess Hill
Four Americans Reach British Amateur Fourth Round
Four American golfers reached the fourth round of the British Amateur Championship at St Andrews. Jack Penrose of Miami upset defending champion Reid Jack of Scotland 3 and 2 and will meet Bob Roos of San Francisco in the next round. Tim Holland of Roanoke Centre and Frank Sirafaci, a former New Yorker now in Miami, won their third-round matches. Roos beat W P Thompson of England 3 and 2, Holland defeated Dr J F Rickarda of England 5 and 3, and Sirafaci edged Sandy Sinclair of Scotland. Peter Grant of Phoenix lost 4 and 3 to Maj. David Blair of St Andrews.
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Soviland
Jack Penrose
Miami
Reid Jack
Scotland
Will
Bob Roos
San Francisco
Tim Holland
Roinville Centre
Frank Sirafaci
Roos
S. Thompson
England
Holland
Dr. J. F. Rickarda
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Sandy Sinclair
Peter Grant
Phoenix
Maj
David Blair
Broadmoor to host figure skating championships next year
COLORADO SPRINGS AP A Broadmoor Ice Palace official said Tuesday the world figure skating championships will be held here next Feb. 24 to 28. The 1967 tournament was held here, and the decision to return was made at an International Skating Union meeting in Switzerland. The Broadmoor arena will also host hockey games involving the Russian team, Colorado College and Denver University in January.
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Broadmoor
International Skating Union
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Seattle joins California in major conference reshuffle
Seattle area schools move to join California peers in reshaped conference plans. The shift aims to create new schedules and regional alignments, affecting members and rivals across the Pacific states.
Church City Softball Leagues Seek Additional Teams
The Greeter Church and City softball leagues are short of teams. The Community Activities committee extended the entry deadline to noon Thursday to reach at least six teams across both leagues. The Church League currently has five teams and needs one more to start summer play.
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City Teague Softball Opens Entries for Four Teams
Teague announces softball registration with four teams entered and a note that more entries may be needed. Entries can be submitted at the Community Building.
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