Bears Set for 1957 NCAA Playoff Trip to Omaha
Colorado State College bears prepare to leave Thursday by station wagon for the 1957 College World Series in Omaha. They meet California in the first round after clinching district berths with wins over Denver and Tepperdine. Traveling roster includes pitchers Hoge Edson Davies Kempt Bernhardt Oster and others led by manager Bill Wolf as the squad trains in Holdrege and Omaha hotel plans are confirmed.
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Pete) Rutter
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Girls Softball Meeting Set at 4 30 P M Today
A community notice invites all junior and senior high girls interested in playing softball to a meeting at 4 30 this afternoon in the upper rooms of the Community building. Teams will be organized and practice sessions and games scheduled.
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Fanior
Bears claim playoff win in 2 to 1 series finale
The Associated Press reports California and Texas earned bids for the national college baseball world series after district wins. Texas swept Arizona 7-1 to advance, while California beat Pepperdine then claimed the playoff victory to face Colorado State College in Omaha.
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Deaths and Funerals Notice Summary
Rhoda Maena Mant of Weld County Narute Home Servicer Interment at Tian Grove. Ida Florence Fleed of WL Fth St Kershee U1 interment at Ting Grove Trinity Episcopal Church. Floyd F. Preston of S108 with PL Serriss 19 interment at Lairt Grove.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Ting Grove
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Taterment Lairt
Grove
Bear Facts After 30 Games in American League
A brief recap notes major MLB league standings after 30 games. The New York Washington and Baltimore teams show early season movement with Chicago and Boston also posting results. Highlights center on team contrasts and early momentum.
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New York
Waonington
Baltimore
Cloverleaf Race Card Shows Mixed Odds and Heats
A dense Cloverleaf results sheet lists numerous horses and bettors with varying odds, profits, and quinela bets. Times and figures appear alongside names such as Jolly Sailor, Mr. Dobrque, Super Rocket, Prairie Duster, and Real Boy, reflecting a chaotic yet detailed tote board from a race day event.
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Peter Potter
Lucky Henny
Quinela
JLBL
Jolly Sailor
Mr. Dobrque
Super Rocket
Times
No. d Hoyal Key
Wannamaker
Loveland
Sten
True Samarian
Ouly Bound
Real Boy
Universe
Qainela
Day's Lane
Feral Glory TM
Oquinela
Gimeab AL
Mar Robin
Tominton
Rusty Dons
Anak
Milan GA
Evans, Greeley Open Softball Seasons Thursday
Evans and Greeley prepare to open the 1937 softball season in a Thursday game at Forbes Field, with Pirates optimism high as Dee Fondy delivers a key run and Greeley’s team joins the Northern Colorado Teague for their first appearance. Carlton Willey shines for Wichita, pitching a four hit 10-1 win over Minneapolis to push the Braves ahead in the standings, while Indianapolis and Omaha also win to adjust the pennant race.
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Loveland
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Wedner
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Greetry
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Evan
Colorado
Pirates
Fey
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Unclear OCR sports roundup with scattered results
Fragmented text from a historical sports page lists various teams and scores but is largely garbled. Entities such as Browny Corman, Patek, Oklahoma, Dallas, Atlanta, New York are present in incomplete form, with many lines unreadable or broken.
Crepello Wins English Derby Under Dramatic Finish
Crepello owned by Sir Victor Sassoon of England defeated Ballymossim a long shot from Philadelphia and Pipe of Peace owned by Stavros Niarchou in a 22 horse field. The English Derby at APSOM, England saw Crepello surge from behind in the final two furlongs to clinch victory amid strong competition.
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Ty John McShain
Philadelphia
Pipe of Peace
Stavros Niarchou
Stevens Earns Junior College Golf Letter at Kemper
Stevens, son of Mr and Mrs Ted Stevens of 1K Fillenth Ave Nur, Booneville, earns a junior college golf letter at Kemper Military School. He was medalist for the Kemper team in every match this spring and served as team captain.
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Ted Stevens
Kemper Military School
Booneville
Steves
Kemper
Pitching Maintains White Sox Lead and Phillies Surge
The White Sox lead the American League with 19 complete games while the Phillies close in on first in the National League with 18. Pierce, a 23-year-old lefty, throws a seven strikeout two-hitter as the Sox beat the Red Sox 2-0 in 10. The Phillies, led by Starcevadds on a three-hit effort, top Cincinnati 3-1. The Yankees beat Cleveland, and the Dodgers win while Koufax struggles. Gates hits his 2,000th major league hit for Baleimore, and Musial slugged his 36th homer as St. Louis remains high in the standings.
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Stan Musial
Joe Diktagfie
All Gates
George Kell
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Chat Courtney
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Thuke Maas
Democrats Win Ball Game 10-9
Democrats beat Republicans 10 to 9 at Griffith Stadium in a yearly congressional baseball clash. The win kept the House Democrats on top as medal fund proceeds supported by the Washington Evening Star for underprivileged children’s camp. Rep. Gerald Ford (R Mich) hit a solo inside-the-park homer.
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Giants and Dodgers Decide on Move Within Six Weeks
New York, Tuesday. Dodgers and Giants presidents refused commitments on staying or moving. A six week deadline was set for a final decision, with Mayor Wagner arranging further talks to explore alternatives and sites in Brooklyn or a possible move to the West Coast.
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Topeka Streak Halted by Sioux City Comeback
In a Western League round of high scoring Tuesday night Sioux City stopped Topeka’s six game streak as they surged in the second division standings. Sioux City beat Topeka 124 to push the Soviets into third place. Lincoln fell to fourth after a 4-1 loss to Des Moines. Pueblo won the first of a doubleheader 6-2 while Amarillo took the second. Albuquerque defeated Colorado Springs 14-5 in the opening game before a curfew ended the second at 10-10. The game will be replayed.
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