Runyan Favored To Win National Span Tourney, Others Said
Trewmond reports Runyan is the favorite in the national span pole tournament. Macdonald Smith noted as a strong challenger. Henry and Howell paired in a potential upset, while Nickewond defeated Napley and Crutch in recent play as an exhibition.
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Trewmond
Paul Nun
Marlon
Pan
Macdonald Smith
Henyau
Gilly Howell
Nickewond Agnateur
Gunday
Darra’ Napley
Robby Crutch Statik
Phyllis Buchanan Sets Pace In Women's Golf Tourney
Phyllis Buchanan led the field at a women’s golf tournament with steady play, shooting 77 in round one to pace the standings. Contenders included Luce Thamingan and other rivals as the event built to decide the champion.
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Phyllis Buchanan
Kausng Chu
Phylis Tapho
Denver
Chai Glow
Whit
Alay Buchanan
Dewey
Hose
Lucius Thamingan
Prison Break in Mississippi Kills One and Wounds Several
Twelve inmates escaped from the Mississippi penitentiary today as a breakout left one convict dead and several wounded, including a guard. Andrew Lowla was shot by fellow convicts during the escape as others opened fire. An officer reported the break began when inmates fled from work detail. a guard tried to halt the escape and was shot. Police expected more arrests as recaptured inmates were pursued. Meanwhile three St Louis youths were held in Trinidad for car theft after admitting to stealing a vehicle in St. Joseph Missouri.
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East Pavotianan
Miss
Eycapod
Mississippi
Andrew Lowla
Robiery
Olliera
Amy
Winters
Bavk
Willangon
Veto Brawer
Hie
Privey
Clifford Smith
J. C. Miser
Sunmer
Urewer
Brewer
Smith
Nin
Mike Foudy Ralil
Teachers basketball squad opens early spring drill in Gunter hall
A large group of Teachers basketball players gathered for a short spring training in Gunter hall on a Monday afternoon. Lettermen Frank Farwell, Don Gordon, Kim Cramer and Don McGuire teamed with Coach Duvia against club players including Paul Sitter and Charlie Katt. The start of the spring season is expected to last about three days with practices Thursday and Friday, as Coach Hancock posts a farewell note urging football men to begin intensive training ten days prior.
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Gunterfiall
Frank Farwell
Don Gordon
Kim Cramer
Don McGiure
Yhedo
Duvia
Paul Sitter
Art Welsh
Oxyhangs
Wid Charlie Katt Fen
Ton Hancock Ling
Tig
Ginterhall
Utal
Fenst
Windsor Cubs Defeat Bracewell 12 to 2 in Strong Showing
Windsor Cubs rout Bracewell 12 to 2 as Held shines on the mound, striking out 11 and allowing few hits. Lehr, Cov, and Heinzengaln lead the offense with three hits each including a homer by Heinzengaln in the fifth inning. Evan provides two hits for Bracewell despite the lopsided loss.
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Windsor
Jina
Flvat
Held
Cob
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Leon
Jeanings
Mons
Uva
Stelking
Weber
Bracewell
B. Lehr
Cov
QM Indians
Grocteyi Gilany
Gul
Joe
Juarez
Gill
Garcia
J. Hernando
Manuel Hernandez
Uta Catholic
Bator
Ataa
Greeley Fort
Klay Grant
Tosh
Sp. Gareto
mcArthur
Areca A
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Hernandes
Y Wolf
Wagner
Iilchards
Ral
Sduarez
Atkinson
Roger Kwang
Sap
Rf. Weld
P Martinez
Bow & Suory
Tnntags
Cin Io
Grevler
Ty Olita
Hoff
Eres
Uehr
Paris
Llcinzi
Gill Indians Defeat Locals 8-5 In Thin Matchup
Gill Indians beat Gilcrest by 8 to 5. Lloneil pitched for Gill, Johnny Shuon for Gilcrest. Losing pitcher Weber. Umpires J Weaver T Munweller and Liciteniean.
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Gill Indians
Gill
Gilcrest
Waselaipean
Lloneil
Gul
Johnny Shuon
Cilerest
Ifeld
Weber
J. Weaver
T Munweller
Liciteniean
Fort Collins golf meet sets course record for McArthur
Larry McArthur of Greeley set a Fort Collins course record Sunday with a 70 as his team defeated Larimer County rivals. Bert Collins shot 72 to lead individual scoring. Billy Green and Bert Walker tied at par while Greeley’s A team edged their opponents. Individual scores listed show Levan and others contributing to the win.
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Larry McArthur
Fort Collins
Gresley
Awhen
Second Round Softball Schedule and Player Note
The report outlines the second round of softball starting Wednesday with teams including Fort Collins players and notable athlete Barry from Greeley High who was a fullback and basketball center. It lists multiple games by date and venue through June 28, mentioning La Salle Merchants, Harbour, Coca Cola, Elks, Dillon-Unit, and others, with times and matchups.
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Earl King
Port Co
Vina Express
Boty Welt
Lavimer
Fort Collins
Wags
Pal Barry
Heddinger
Barry
College High Scchool
Greeley High School
Greeley High
Colorado
Colosain
Gresley
Schodi
la Salle
Lake Emerick
FL Veva
Harbour Va
Coca Cola
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Harbour
Coca Cole
Arbour
la Salle Merchants
Elks
Dillon-Unit
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Elka
Gola
Dillon
la Salle Powerine
Coca
la Salle Merci
Powerin
Harhowy Va
Hitton-Onp. Rem—La Salle Merchants
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Powerine
National Fuel Co
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Baton, Colo
R. M. Landin
Greeley Tifton
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United States
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