Ed Steele Seen As WL's Best Clutch Hitter Prospect
Ed Steele could become Western League's top clutch hitter as Denver Bears discuss roster moves and potential strengthened catching while noting Don Taylor and Ken Mapes as contributors. Smith, publicity director Yn Smith, forecasts a tight pennant race with Denver two games out of first and optimistic outlook amid a recent slump.
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Yn Smith
Denver
Smith
Weaterh Ledeue
Stenic
Bears
Blesie
Steele
Birmingham
Ki Smith
Don Taylor
Ken Mapes
Mapes
Detroit Tigers
Cue Mapes
Tulsa
Hearn
Reara
Harry Wine
Platteville
Colorado State
Des Moines
Bank Robbery Charges Dropped After Confession in Kansas
Albert Johnson, 23, confessed Robbery in a Holton area church on May 4, four years after a $35 theft at a Hoy bank. District Judge Robert H. Kaul dismissed the case citing Kansas law that prosecution must start within two years of the offense. Johnson said God directed him to surrender to warn others.
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Holton
Kans
Hank
Albert Johnson
Topaka
Kens
Hoy
Robert H. Kaul
Polio Conquest Reported Near Denver Conference Notes Progress
A National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis official, Dr Hast B Van Riper, said at a regional polio conference near Denver that scientific and financial support have driven progress. He cited a laboratory prevention finding in animals and plans to scale programs for potential human use. Tests in Provo Utah showed encouraging results with gamma globulin and a mood derivative for measles, though not conclusive. The assembly of 140 delegates from 63 chapters across Colorado Wyoming Idaho Utah New Mexico and western Kansas Nebraska attended the session seeking further funding and research.
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Denver
T Tan
National Foundation For
Tonay
Hast B. van Riper
van Riper
Harman
Provo
Tilah
Jesults
National Foundation
Colorado
Wyoming
Iaho
Utah
New Amexico
Western
Kansze
Nebraska
Cahill Sues Denver Railroad Over 1950 Train Crash
A federal district court jury heard James D. Cahill claim 360000 in damages against the Colorado Wyoming railroad after a June 1 1950 collision. Cahill 38 alleges a railroad employee caused a car to derail a track train injuring him and amputating both arms. Attorney Lowell White represents the railroad. trial began at 2 p.m. as jurors deliberation continues with no verdict yet.
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Denver
Federal District Court
James D. Cahill
Colorado Wyoming Railroad
Indas
Canill
Neri
Cahill
Lowell White
Railroad
Stockmen Oppose Government Subsidy At 80th Wyoming Meet
The Wyoming Stock Growers association closed its 80th convention with a unified stance against price controls on meat and opposition to government subsidies. Resolutions urged Congress to fund expert staff for appropriations, rescind horse meat regulations, restore 4700000 forest service cuts, and pass a 1933 federal expenditure ceiling tied to revenue. Lloyd Tuxcarl was reelected president with Clifford Hansen as VP and Nora Barlow as executive head. Robert D. Hanesworth named secretary-treasurer and chief brand inspector.
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Chayanne
Wyodune
Wyoming Stock Growery
Congress
Forest Service
Wil Biltion Poller
Lloyd Tuxcarl
Cody
Clifford P. Hansen
Jackson
Nora Barlow
Cora
Savage Tornadoes Hit Grayson County Texas
Savage twisters damaged farms and homes across Grayson County north of Sherman Texas. Four tornadoes struck around 1 29 p m injuring residents. The Wilson and Schenck farms suffered extensive damages including shattered outbuildings and torn furniture. Officials warned more storms could follow as the area faced ongoing danger.
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Doschester
Porer Ines
Iimba
Berrle Sk Force
Dilolla's Walk-Off Single Clips BYU, Gives C State Series Edge
Dilolla delivered a bases loaded single in the bottom of the ninth as Colorado State defeated Brigham Young 7-4 to take the first game of the NCAA District I baseball championship series. The Bears came from behind after BYU built an early lead, with key hits from Keck, Diegel, and Van Vliet and a late push fueled by Ardrey and Capra. Davis started for BYU while Lash worked for Colorado State. the crowd of about 400 witnessed a tense, action-packed contest in bright sun.
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Garry Him
Cidolla
Colorado State
Brigham Young
Bears
DiTolla
Bob Blegel
Larry Keak
Bob Olptefane
Ron Capra
Souk Trofhalz
Phaeto
Skeets Calvins
Dilolla
C-State
BYU
Jig YiTotle
Jesgler
Thornley
Dra
Tre Desis
Dick Parler
Milt Ardrey
Parler
Dall
al MiWaya
Ehort
Dr. Tolle
Cougars
Dob Davies
Darrell Crawford
Sigle
Lavon Satterfield
Ad Micky Eggerston
Carl Tucker
Aggerutun
Lish
Tim
Crawford
Lynn Foster
Tal Vex
Ivy Bagtoy
Ag Porter
Cama Ibae Ron Capra
Hill Ardrey
Tia
Friliant
Bal
Tha Bears
Hase
Bath
Nana
Keek
Gerry van Vitet
Jett
van Vitet
Keck
George Sage
Goaeh
Dave Crewian
Bruce Bills
Cougar
Bob Stewart
Peta Buller
Hears
Cougar Temanag
Camfield
Cougare
Denver
Salterfield
Bird
Bisa
Ardrey
B. Satterfield
Sird
Tucker
Eggerston
DiTalla
Hiegel
RBI
Hird
Merevetan
Lia
Morten
Mivera
Capra
Davies
Anirey
Fly Crawsford & Balk
Ls Johnson
Lucera
Crrav
Timtes
Mizzou advances to national playoffs in NCAA baseball meet
Missouri reaches the national playoffs by winning the Putth District finals over St. Louis University. The Tigers earned a second straight win, and will face the winner of the Colorado State BYU series in the next round of the double elimination College World Series. DiTalla delivered key blows, including a late single scoring run.
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Columbia, Maune
University of Missouri
Winening
St. Louis University
Missouri
St. Louis
Tigers
Colorado State
Npathet Mlesour
Omale
Johnny Sain Pays Dividends for the Yanks
Johnny Sain, the Arkansas right hander, helped the New York Yankees win games at key moments after a $50,000 purchase from the Boston Braves last year. He worked early when Ed Lopat and Vic Raschi were slowed by injuries, earning five victories this season. The veteran pitched while teammates committed two errors leading to unearned runs, but Sain drove in two with timely hitting as the Yanks beat the White Sox to narrow the gap with Cleveland.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Johnny Sain
Ai Yast
Arkansas
Sain
Boston Braves
Johnny
Yankes
Mony
Sam
John Ana
Ed Lopat
Vic Rasenl
Braye
Yanks
Alle Reynolds
War Horse
Braves
Casey Stengel
Cliivas
White Sox
Yankee Ece
Erroys
Chicago
Samn
Uhrea
Stove
Hank Bauer
Soys
Cleveland
Wynn
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Vern Stephens
George Kol
Bill Kinder
Dropo
Detroit Tigers
Athletics
Philadelphia
Gerry Priddy
Walt Dropo
Marlin Stuart
Washington
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Dodgers
Sten
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Pirates
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Ben Wade
Walkerh
Pyratea
Ed Mikals
Giants
Paul Minner
Lefty Dare Kosle
Fight Facts and Figures From Chaciniad Event Report
Attendance reached 21 598 with Grosegate revenue of 210 343 and federal tax 42 052. City amusement tax 16 025 and television receipts 17.00. Police Athlete League share 49 585. Walcott share 92 052 and Charlee share 92 052.
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Chaciniad Press
Grosegate
Eat
Walcott
Charlee
Major League Baseball Daily Box Score Fragments
Scattered box score lines show National and American League results with incomplete team scores and pitcher lines from Koslo Wentrum Wade Campanella and others. Western League results include Pueblo Wichita Denver Calhoun Springs Omaha Lincoln Des Moines Sioux City with scattered totals.
Fan Dies of Heart Attack at Pueblo Dodgers Game
At Pueblo on June 11 John Sawyer died after a heart attack suffered while watching the Pueblo Dodgers beat the Wichita Indians 10 to 9. He collapsed in the grandstands and died en route to a hospital.
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Fan
Pueblo
Atomic blasts shake Sacramento 300 miles away
Las Vegas date reports an eighth nuclear test that lit the pre dawn sky. Carroll J. Tyler, AGC test manager, says the tests aided America's atomic weapons program with no hazard to troops, while 7,000 army and marine personnel participated in three maneuvers during the series.
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Las Vegas
America
Sacramento
Calli
Carroll J. Tyler
AGC
Tyler
Anny
Walcott Retains Heavyweight Title in Unanimous Win
Philadelphia June 5 Jersey Joe Walcott the Cinderella man retained the world heavyweight title with a unanimous decision over Exzard Charles in Camden New Jersey at Municipal Stadium. Referee Zach Clayton scored all three judges votes for Walcott as both fighters exchanged solid rights with no knockdowns in a closely fought bout. Charles feigned more aggression after absorbing punishment and Walcott carried the heavier burden despite cuts and fatigue.
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Philadelphia
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Exchamp Exzard Charles
Wix
Camden
N. J
Charles
Municipal Stedium
Zach Clayton
Walevil
Cub
Walcott
Ezefard
Jersey Joe
Walcott wins controversial verdict in comeback bout
Judge Buck McTler nan refereed the Pittsburgh bout where Wilcott knocked out Charles to win the title on the fifth try, amid ringside disagreement over the decision. The Associated Press card favored Charles as winner. the bout contrasted with the July thriller at Forbes Fiola when Walcott stunned in a rich prize display.
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Buck McTlernan
Pittsburgh
Wilcott
Charles
Walcott
Pets 'Lemasco
Associated Press
Forbes Fiola
Voxing
Joe Walcott Defends Heavyweight Title in 16 Rounds
Philadelphia reports Joe Walcott defeated Ezzard Charles in a 16 round defense to retain the heavyweight crown. Walcott, drenched in sweat, stated he aimed for a decision and would tour if a September defense failed. Manager Pelle Toechtechio added prospects of more defenses or a world tour.
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Ralph Bernstein
Philadelphia
Jersey
Waltolt
Municipal Stadium
Doulgue
Ezzard Charles
Jookity
Ike & Mag
Jon
Walcott
Quem On
Ane Charles’ Avaater
Champlon
Pelle Toeehtechio
Joe
Boechlehlo
Chariew
Charles
Pueblo Takes Over WL Lead and Duels in Doubleheader
Pueblo climbed to the Western League lead by sweeping Wichita in a doubleheader, winning 1-5 in seven innings and 10-9 in the nightcap. Des Moines beat Sioux City to remain within a game, Denver moved into third, and Omaha split with Lincoln in an 11-inning opener victory and a 2-1 loss.
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Pueblo
Wichita
Des Moines
Sioux City
Puebla
Denver
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Lincoln
Nanver
Whehita
Dodgers
Jim Freeman
al Lean
Leto
Buebla
Don Taylor
Ed Steele
Whitey Mies
Curt Roberts
Jerry Crosby
Sey Sox
Startep
Bob Giddings
Bruins
Dob Dant
Omana Aliive Allrags
Anitcher
Jerry Merits
Mike Kume
Omaht Coat Mertz
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