Lopez Tops Wildcats In Hitting Department
Greeley’s Sam Lopez led the Wildcats in hitting with a .407 season average and 18 runs, while Brad Swanson topped in home runs with five as the team finished 14-2 and state runner up. Rich Rangel and teammates posted four doubles apiece, with Teller a standout pitcher logging 30 innings without an earned run.
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Ted Somerville
Pat Baggot
John Blatnick
Rangel
Jerry Teller
Canadian Game Now Popular in Many Countries
Ice hockey, once little known outside Canada, has gained international appeal with more than a dozen nations including the United States and the Soviet Union entering the 1858 world championships in Oslo starting February 28. The article traces hockey’s Canadian origins, early forms, and development into a major national sport, noting the invention of the modern puck and the evolution of team sizes. It also covers the Stanley Cup’s early history and America's adoption of the game.
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Washington
Canada
United States
Soviet Union
Oslo
Norway
National Geographic Society
Europe
McGill University
St. Lawrence River
Lord Fredrick Stanley
National Nackay League
Pacific Coast League
Tasteonhat
Hockey’s global rise reshapes a century of play
The piece traces hockey’s spread from Boston to global popularity in 1925-26, noting indoor rinks boosting attendance, television expanding reach, and Canadian players teaching techniques abroad. It recalls a 1854 playoff anecdote highlighting the sport’s rising passion and public devotion.
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Boston
Canada
Adams State Bows Out Of NAIA Tourney
The Adams State Indians were eliminated from the NAIA baseball tournament with a 7 4 loss to Sul Ross State in Alpine Texas. Caspare Piccone allowed all nine innings for Adams State while Buddy Watts pitched the full game for Sul Ross. Paul Frost anchored Sul Ross with a homer and two triples driving in three runs.
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Tex
Adams State College Indians
Sul Ross State
Adams State
Indians
Sul Ross
Caspare Piccone
Brooklyn
Adame
Paul Frost
St. Cloud State
Minnesota
Seven Starters for Belmont Stakes Run
NEW YORK AP The names of seven colt starters were drawn for the 7th Belmont Stakes run over the mile and a half classic at Belmont Park. Tim Tam from Calumet Farm is the odds-on choice to win. Other entries include Cavan from Wheatley Stable Nasco Flamingo C V Whitney Martins Bullah Chance It Tony and Page Seven. With seven starters the race offers a gross value of 113400 dollars and a net winner’s share of 72790.
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Qou
Tim Tam
Calumet Farm
Gene Markey
Belmont Park
Joseph E. O'Conell
N Cayan
Wheatley Stable
Nasco
C. V. Whitney
Flamingo
George E. Leowis
Martins Bullah
Anna Cannall
Tony
Charles Silvers
Kansas Seeks Third Straight Central Win
MEA W AUKIE AP a field of 300 athletes will contest the Central Collegiate Conference Track Meet at Marquette University Stadium Saturday. Kansas defends its title under Olympic discus champ AF Oerter with other titlists Greg Bell and Ira Murchison. Six defending champions return including Derer, Jerry McNeal, Jesse Nixon, Say Mylin and relay squads from Wisconsin Western Michigan and Kansas.
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Kansas
Olympic Discum
AF Oerter
Greg Bell
Indiana
Ira Murchison
Western Michigan
Derer
Jerry McNeal
Jesse Nixon
Say Mylin
Wisconsin
Baseball Pitches and Runs Across The City Markets
Fragmented OCR lists players and teams including Garver Cepeda and Cepeda’s teams in New York Boston Chicago Cleveland and Milwaukee. It references pitching and runs with scattered city names and numbers, reflecting a sports roundup style from a historical newspaper page segment.
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Cery
Kansas City
Ower
Oates
Ban Francisco
Elmer Pitt
Cepeda
Ska Francia
Jana A Cormick
Grissom
Francisco
Fights Sgt A S Be Songs in Mexico Sting
Unclear text fragment mentions a battle involving a sergeant and music, plus names and places like Mexico and Angels. The readable items suggest a dated, chaotic snippet from a Tribune want ad page with unusual phrasing.
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Earl Guners
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Filiott and Delany Mile Strides In Compton Meet
Filiott of Australia and Ron Delany of Ireland race side by side in the Compton Invitational Track and Field Meet. The world mark stands at 3:58 set by John Brad of Australia in 1949, with Elliott clocking 3:57.38 in recent Los Angeles Coliseum relays. Larry Houston of Los Angeles said applications will be made to recognize the performance.
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Cap
Herb Elliott
Austalia
Ron Delany
Ireland
John Brad
Australia
Finland
Ellett
Los Angeles Coliseum
Larry Houston
Los Angeles
Baseball and golf notes from the Amateur Tournament
The report highlights Charles Sen of West Virginia Ameren Agsn in a regional baseball event and Rockville Center New York's standout in the Amateur Tournament. Manchester in England sees a champion emerge as players compete for titles amid travel fare updates and regional match results.
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Ameren Agsn
igCy
Andrews
Beotland
Vane Rockville Center
N. Yu
Boilsigh
Taha MaMullen
Nate Toad
Manchester
Briginnd
England
Yolande Hamber
Mexico
Colombia
Bogota
Death of Lioness A. Ends Nyasaland hunt near Fort Johnston
A lioness killed a man near Fort Johnston Nyasaland prompting a village hunt. Villagers and police surrounded the bush where the lioness lay and shot the beast when it broke cover. Also an advertisement notes seven prescription chemists at your Rexall stores and S H stamps at Gilbert Bishop and Weldorado Drugs.
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Nyasaland
Rexall
S&h
Gilbert Bishop Snd Weldorado Drugs
Crocodile Skin Trade Booms in Sepik Area of New Guinea
Strong demand from Singapore drives a boom in crocodile skins. In Port Moresby Karna traders report shipping about 50,000 skins in three years and plan to harvest another 160,000 as the local population holds steady. Natives working for traders can earn 10 to 11 dollars a day.
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Sepik
New Guinea
Port Moresby
Karna
Buffalo Wanderer in Nairobi Park Surrounded by Giraffes
A young buffalo bull wandered into Nairobi National Park Kenya and drew an escort of giraffes. The buffalo charged the herd repeatedly as they scattered and regrouped in tight clusters before finally calming down, a game warden reported.
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Kenya
Boy risks life to save dog after tunnel collapse
In Charlton England four youths dug a sandbank tunnel to freedom from a football ground when it started giving way. Garry Deschamps, 12, crawled in to rescue a dog but was trapped. he escaped and was on the way to hospital as the tunnel collapsed.
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England
Garry Deschamps
Tranquilized Trout Spawn New Zealand Lake Drops
News note reports that tranquilizer is used on young trout before long flights to New Zealand lakes. The practice aims to reduce stress during transport, with authorities citing it as an accepted method amid ongoing debates about animal welfare and fisheries management.
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