Bears Set for 1958 NCAA Tournament Run
Colorado State College coach Pete Butler announced the Bears would travel to Omaha for the College World Series June 13 to 18 with most players listed for the squad. Gentry and Speak miss due to service and work duties, BYU withdraws, and lineup shifts include Merritt to third base while Act or Nerritt may fill the spot. The Bears report to Jackson Field Wednesday and depart Thursday with Kempf joining in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gentry
Vieg Speak
Omaha
Colorado State College
Pete Butler
Gentry
U. S. Air Force
Speak
Kansas
Beare
Brigham Young University
BYU
Latter-day Saints (Mormon) Church
Bears
Jackson Field
Lefthsud
Ken Kempf
Lis Lome
Milwaukee
Pred Baum
Butler
Buller
Floyd Acte
Wayne Nerritt
Gayl Bernhardt
Kempf
Bill Oster
Roo Herschel
Larry Klumb
Bill Trimble
Jon Peck
Boom
Merritt
Carl Rohnke
Acre
Larry Turner
Tom Jenkins
George Bethel
Paw Chamberlain
Denny Walkup
Helder
CSC
Texas
Longhorne
Cloverleaf Raceboard Results and Payout Totals
The Cloverleaf results list multiple entries with horse names or items and their payouts or times. Notable figures include Copper Can with 21.40 and 7.80, Tally double with 38.09, and Mutual handle listed as $112,552. The data also includes times such as 32.73 and 31.35, along with various quintela and time values across entries.
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Quintela
Howitzer
Farraga
Tally
Coldegian
Aunt Exing
Quintels
Time
Susle
Brave Captain
State Bank
Pamperel
Safe Roll
Triscuit
Date
Mr. Pure
Nedle's Boy
Mildred Groenen
Mr. D
Ume
J. Hy
Anderson
Hank Scott
Timhe
Poster Fame
Samaset
Milam Choice
Tine
Deanbridge
Little Citation
Mutual
Kimball County Oil Tests Report Several Flows in 34 Hours
Oil reports show Skelly OW Wooley No 2 in Allchin field Kimball County flowed 2070 barrels in 34 hours on a test. The Wooley No 3 in NWSENW14-12-58 was drilling at 6543 feet after a failed test of the D sand. Three new discoveries were reported in Kimball County in townships 16 and 25 in range 58, plus Weld County activity including Gori No.1 plugged at 3850 feet depth. Davis Oil ran a drillstem test in Riggs Wyatt No 1 YW NW 26-11-57.
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Skelly OW Company
Woolsey
Allchin
Kimball County
Wean Oil
Hale
Nebraska
Weld County
Colorado
Wooley No
Nwsenw
Alichin Aves
Neseng
Weld
J. A. Terteling and Sons and Petroleum Inc
Davis Oil Company
Wyatt
Two Killed In Utah Jet Plane Crash
Two airmen died when a TSY jet trainer crashed in western Utah near Larson AFB while on a training flight. The pilots were 1st Lt. Darrell Rodenbesk, 24, of Mount Vernon Washington, and 1st Lt. George T. Jost, 26, of San Jose California.
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Wendover Air Force
Bass
Ulan
Larsartaly Forre
Utah
Air Force
Darrell
Rodenbesk
Mt. Fernon
Wash
George T. Jost
S San Jose
Calif
Opilat
3Sané
Larson Apr
Motes Lake
Terry Shuts Out Nationals To End Five-Game Slide
Ralph Terry pitched a two hit shutout lifting the Yankees over the Washington Nationals 2-0 and snapping a five game losing streak. Terry walked three, struck out seven, and benefited from a late double play after a leadoff triple by Pascual. Vic Power and Woody Held supplied the offense with a run apiece, powering New York past Washington.
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Ralph Terry Junks
Nationals
Associated Press
Ralph Terry
Smoen
Idaning Ee
Kansas City
Weah Ington Ag
Woody Held
Camilo Pascusl
Terry
New York Yankee
Chicago
White Sox
Tris
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Bathmore
Pascual
Roy Sievers
Panellal
Vic Power
Held
Sherm Lollar
Bobby Shantz
LaMaglle
Ray Moore
Don Larsen
Ryn Duran
Yankees
Rellief
Harry Wynn
Mickey Mantle
Ray Boone
Jim
Tigers
Hank Aguirre
McMullin Takes Early Lead at Dallas Open Golf
John McMullin surged to the first round lead in the Dallas Open with a 67, racing ahead of five-stroke group that includes Tony Lenin Doug Sanders and Gary Player. Defending champ Sam Snead and Billy Maxwell shot 67 and 68 respectively as Ken Venturi posted 68.
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Dallas i
John McMullin
Oske
Calif
McMullin
Alameda
Palo Alto
Sistoke
Tony Lenin
Napa
Doug Sanders
Miami
Fla
Gary Player
Johannesburg
South Africa
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W Va
Billy Maxwell
Mickey Wright Tops Ladies PGA Open Leaderboard
Mickey Wright, 21, from San Diego, returned to action after two pro events with a one-under-par 71 at Churchill Valley Country Club. Her four-day event lead stands at two strokes as she boasts she never hit the ball better.
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Pittsburgh
Mickey Wright
Dwinger
San Diego
Calif
Mickey
Churchill Valley Country Club
Grace Beeten of Johnstown Dies
Grace Beeten 71 native of Weld county and Johnstown resident died early Thursday in Loveland after long illness. Born June 28, 1863 at Fort Lupton, daughter of George and Mrs Marks. Surviving are four children, Arthur Engstwood Lovie and Herbert Beeten, Mrs Dave Sherman of Donvar, five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Johnstown Methodist church with interment at Fort Tauntin cemetery.
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Grace Marks Beeten
Weld County
Johnstown
Loveland
Fort Lupton
George Marke
Ford B. Beeten
Beeten
Arthur
Engstwood
Lovie
Herbert Beeten
Dave Sherman
Donvar
Toin Brothers
A. J. Marks
Sante Crux
Calif
D. E. Bennett
Mantaca
Harry Bennett
Raton
N. M
Kaan Heresford
Basketball Star Enrolls at Fort Lewis A&M
Durango AP reports Francisco Rodriguez Vascone 2 17 a top Ecuadorian basketball talent will enroll at Fort Lewis A&M in the fall. He works on the landscaping crew and intends to study industrial or chemical engineering. Cogen Ned Wallace of Guayaquil Academy aided his interest via U S embassy staffer Jim Noland.
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Durango
Ecuadér
Heat
Fort Lewis A&m
Francisco Rodriguez Vascone
A&m
Ned Wallace
Military Academy
Guayaquil
Rcuador
Fort Dewis
Jim Noland
U. S
Quite
Noland
James Noland
Durange
Denver Man Accused In Barroom Robbery Trial
Andrew Chavez Jr faced a robbery trial after a bartender kept $289 from his bill as he returned for it. Chavez claimed innocence while the jury heard the case with Foreman Kenneth Saville noting the saying truth is stranger than fiction. A separate Baja note mentioned a Sarawak jungle man shooting stray dogs with a blowpipe.
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Denver
Andrew Chavez, Jr
Mwe
Chaves
Kenneth Saville
Mir
Sarawak
Borneo
Cards Sweep Pirates Boosts to Third Place in NL
In a tight National League race, Stan Musial leads the Cardinals as they sweep the three-game set with Pittsburgh, moving into third place and closing on the Braves. Willie Mays fuels a Giants comeback, hitting 4-for-5 in a 5-4 12-inning win over Milwaukee, while Kept by power hitting Cepeda and Fintinjo, the Phils clinch a seventh straight win.
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ED Wilks
Stan Musial
Willie Maya
Beadge
Stan
Wise
Musial
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee
Braves
Mufsalo
Ford
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Cunem
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Jim Fini
Geo
Doukle
Orlando Cepeda
Gene Conley
Hank Aaron
Finkgan
Kim Constable
Jattes
Marv Gristom
Johnny Antonelli
Ruben Gomez
Gene Green
RBI
Curt Flood
Bob Friend
Wilmer Mizell
Bob Purkey
Reds
Don Hoakhomere
Frank Robinson
Carl Erskine
Harry Anderson
Sia Lopata
Phils
Don Blaton
Jay Semprack
Ag Department Will Bear Third of Hopper Costs
The Agriculture Department announced a stepped up effort to fight a grasshopper invasion across five Southwest states. Extra personnel and equipment will be sent to Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas to support a regional insecticide spraying program. The federal government will cover one third of the cost of treatments on rangelands, roadsides, and idle lands to prevent further encroachment on cultivated lands. State and local officials and growers are urged to participate fully to curb the outbreak. Affected areas include southern Colorado, southwestern Kansas, northeastern New Mexico, western Oklahoma, and northern Texas.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Department
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Texas
Phoenix Giants Stretch Coast League Lead to Two Games
Dick Stuart homered twice for the Salt Lake Bees but Seattle Rainiers edged out the Bees as Jim Westlake's ninth inning single cleared the bases for an 8 league victory. Phoenix Giants held a two game lead over Vancouver as Spokane beat San Diego 4 1 and Mounties beat Portland 6 2.
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Associated Press
Dick Stuart
Salt Lake City
Muscileman
Bees
Jim Westlake
Sacramento Solona
Phoenix Giants
Vancouver
Seattle
Mounties
Portland
Beavers
George Bamberger
Gene Lary
Spokane
San Diego Padres
Forty Boatmen Enter Arkansas River Race
Salida AP reports forty boatsmen from various countries entered the Arkansas River Boat Races to be held June 12 to 15. The event features races down rapid sections along a two mile course starting at Salida, with competition among international entrants.
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Arkansas
Salida
Arkansas River
Bears Rally for 7-0 Victory in Colonel Series Game
The Charleston Senators shut out Omaha 7-0 on the road trip as Jerry Davie blanked Omaha and Clarence Hicks drove in three runs. Denver’s Johnny Gabler earned his seventh win with 12 hits support as the Bears beat Louisville 6-1. Minneapolis and Indianapolis split, with Tom Umphlett and Callison contributing multi hit nights. St. Paul and Wichita also produced wins in a busy slate.
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Ted Pres
Charleston Senators
Ify
Denver
Senators
Omaha
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Millers
Lot
Don Rudolph
Wichita
St. Paul
Jerry Davie
Charleston
Clarence Hicks
Dow
Davie
Johnny Gabler
Bears
Gabler
Rudolph
Gerry Zimmerman
Indianapoli
Tommy ‘Umphlett
Ed Sadowski
Indians
John Calelison
Callison
Wichiti
Vic Rehm
Ahutout
Saints
Hottt
Lendoff
al Spangler
Sky Sox Topple Chiefs Twice in doubleheader swing
Colorado Springs moved within one game of Lincoln in the Western League standings after a doubleheader sweep of Tolncola 10-4 and 6-3. Dave Jordan excelled in relief for the Sky Sox, and Jim McAnany belted a three run homer in the second game. Amarillo beat Des Moines 8-7 to rise to third, Albuquerque beat Sioux City 4-2, and Topeka edged Pueblo 11-10 as the circuit stayed tight. Yoke quit baseball after a 6-2 record with Amarillo.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Lincoln
Sky Sox
Tolncola
Sox
Amarillo
Des Moines
Albuquerque
Sioux City
Uke Soos
Sow
Tontka
Pueblo
Dave Jordan
Dave Wickersham
Jim McAnany
Andy Skurski
Ken Yoke
Yoke
Topeka
Bruins
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Jose
Glenn R
Daniel
Wyoming
Brigham Young
Rhaehte
Hampton
Ore A. ‘Heaton
Grover
Barne
Hoggopten
Mather
Mra
Isa Henry
Pittaburg
Hans
Bitter
Maud Cotter
Berths Gilbert
Pittsburg
Keno
IniAy
Schwarts Victor
Schwarts
Henry, Neb
Neh
Casswell Ernest L. Cogswell
Pierce
Maryn Eaton Chapel
Eaton Cemetery
Yas Maka
Vanderiap Harvey
France Vanderlip
Vanderlip
Greeley
Laren Powlaan
Helen Ward
Ft. Araga
Boraye
Luzmoor
Syye
EL 14S
Eppays
Skyscene
Henei Aa Kien Ascae
Marale
Binty Monaghan
Bellant
Billy O'Dell
Gene Stephens
Jackie
Rel Ptivornan
Ritarial
Harrell
Mala
Duddin
Eveland
Osten
R~brown
Cerner
Finsen
Zernielas
Grace Beeten
Ig Spetualsannianass
Detti
New York
Chevy Chicara
Baltimore
Ursday
Ban Francisco
Milwruker
Tae Lows
Pingburgh
Ectdor
A. Lowis
A&m Awrria Ee
Wins Radio
Clarence Anderton
Rt. 1
Aust
Don Kinney
Come Monte
KFKA
Kinney Loi Temange
Mighty Mays Aga
Hies
Phoenix
Tribune
Cliff Bakerine
Henry E. Watson
Bth
Chiefs
Switzerland
Lauaanoe
Bill Summers
Summers
Sumithers
Wlrophota
San
Associated Presb American Association
Dinnaasall
Srinaignapoiss
Sharia En
Briana Beaver
Pacifi Tower
Saragaie Enorrments
Shane City
Sagan Meg A
Varrer Aron
Eaacur Alchinsony
Torontn
Buffalo
Tiavana
Rochweter
Montreal
Columbie
Dante
Orleane
New Cleans
Inkngey Siininents
A. Moblix Phils
Chattanooga
Mock
Ballerara Sue Be
Hottas Ag Peps
Wean
Antonie E. Wemtern
Salorada Springs
Laceta
Mougenique
Sioux ’ City
Manila
Ay Bus Stings
Beka
Prioneer League
Polve
Adalo
Fally Besta
Jeep’ Parte
Wickland
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