Colorado State College Eyes Bid If Hurling Is 75 Percent
The 190s era report notes Oklahoma State seeks back to back national titles with strong pitching led by All-American Dick Spergel and ERA leaders, while Colorado State College rivals with Cardajal and Andrade in a sharp pitching staff. Coach Pete Butler relies on depth, with Bears aiming for an Omaha run as Utah looms in District 7. Also recalls Platteville coach Guy Jones plans to move to Aurora high school, and honors early athlete Drobnitch’s storied career spanning Eaton to Shrine Game.
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Colorado State College
Utah
Connie Mack
Oklahoma State
Omaha
Gamier
Cowboys
Bruce Andrew
Dick Spergel
Burgess
Mulvihill
Wixson
Scott
Frank Cardajal
Eric, Andrade
Ofthar Bears
Cisco Carlos
Lai
Joe Duca
Gerald Magia
Don Herrick
Pete Butler
Herrick
Tow Herbet
John Hogg
Sears
Uteh
Bears
Guy Jones
Platteville
Aurora ‘High
Alex Drobniteh
Kersey Farmer
Dribnitch
Hocky Moun
Manuel Ready
Drobnich
Eaton
Northern Colorado
Kenny Hyde
Trenver University
Pavey P. Jacey
Navy
Bill Saunders
Clyde W
Cae) Mubbard
Drebniteh
Lea
Debnitch
Scripps- Howard
West All- Stave
San Francisco
Brooklyn Dodgers
St Louis Gunners
Robinson Favored To Regain World Title In Boston Rematch
Boxing analyst Jack Hand notes Sugar Ray Robinson, stripped by NBA but still a top draw, defends his title Friday against Paul Pender at the Boston Garden in a rematch. The bout will be carried by NBC radio and TV with Adams finances split. Pender holds a two-state upset win while Robinson seeks back the crown amid mixed official actions in Maryland and Massachusetts.
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Jack Hand
Aul Pender
New York
Massachusetts
Boston Garden
Pemlar
Teferee
Joe Bupasias
Robinson
Gene Fullmer
NBA
Timit
Pender F Robinson
NBC
Boston
Providence
Sam Silvermar
Pender
Aircraft report shows 1889 flight hours in past 16 months
Colorado Game and Fish Commission filed a preliminary report detailing 1889 aircraft hours and a $29138 cost over 16 months. Director Tom Kimball said a fuller mission-by-mission report is in preparation for the next meeting on request of commissioners Griffin and Eckles. The panel also rejected a request from Colorado Cattlemen to publish a rebuttal in Colorado Outdoors after a article alleged widespread access blocks to public land.
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Denver
Game and Fish Commission
Game and Fish Department
Tom Kimball
Paul Griffin
Fort Collins
Roy Eckles
Lamar
Kimball
Colorado Cattlemen's Association
Bis Monthly
Colorado Outdoors
Smagazine
Clarence Baker
Lakewent
Foreign Entries Challenge in River Races
Foreign competitors from Austria and Germany enter the 18th Salida Arkansas River races in Salida. Edward Kahl, 37, Vienna, will run slalom on Friday and Saturday and the down river race on Saturday. Rosemarie Bisinger of Germany is expected to place high. Laurence Campion, 43, of Salida, will defend his 2 mile downriver title from Salida to Cotopaxi.
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Salida
Game
United States
Edward Kahl
Vienna
Austria
Rosemarie Bisinger
Germany
Laurence Campion
Watt
Cotopaxi
Wyoming Wins College Rodeo Championship Title
University of Wyoming tops the American College Rodeo Association meet with 820 points in men’s and 590 in women’s divisions. Montana State College finishes second in men’s and women’s divisions, Northern Montana third in both. Hale Jeffers and Betty Blair earn top all-around honors. Sally Shepperson named rodeo queen. Other event winners include John Buckingham, Jess Langston, and Jim Moore among top placers.
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Dickinson
University of Wyoming
Botl
American College Rodeo Association
Tom
Ale Rodes
Montana State College
Western Montana College
Dillon
Northern
Hale Jeffers
Montana State
Betty Blair
Montana
Soas
Sally Shepperson
Wyoming
Stroup
Oh ‘Carr
Northern Montana College
John Buckingham
Jess Langston
Northern Montana
Vom Christine
John’ Care
Jack i Dawson
Don Heim
Jay Wright
Brigham Young
Jim Moore
Mike Kelley
Black Hills TC
Joan Hecker
Clara Sedgwick
Wyomi
Batty Blair
Belly Blair
Sharon Mehring
Montana Slate
Dolly Hughes
Hope Faint for Lost Fisherman
The loss occurred after a boat with five fishermen from the Simplot Co. fertilizer plant in Blackfoot faced strong winds and swells on Henry's Lake. Three bodies, Kent Jensen Art Kershaw Burt Bramall, were recovered while Floyd Curtes reached shore in a small craft. Ammes Simpson remained missing, sheriff Jess Butts noting the boat may have been overloaded.
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Floyd Curtes
Minte
Kent A. Jensen
Art Kershaw
Burt Bramall
Henry's Lakes
Idaho
Butts
Simplot Co
Blackfoot
Rocky Grays Top Senior Grays in tight RML game
The Rocky Grays defeated the Greeley Senior Grays 8 to 6 in a high crowd at Kuners Empson field. Rocky Grays used a six-run third inning and key errors by the Senior Grays to pull away after leading 4-0. J. Mares and Nuanez sparked the decisive rally, with Rotoba and Lopez adding timely hits. Rocky Grays improve to 11-2 while Senior Grays slip to 3-3 as first-round play concludes next Sunday at Platteville.
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Kuners« Empson
Rocky Grays
J. Martinez
Martin Hernantez
Jerry Tellen
Martinez
Merry-Goround
Ate Garcia
J. Mares
Trgbert Nuanez
B. Rotoba
MM. Lopez
D. Tellez
Grays
J. Gaver
George Villa
Dulle Yearling
Tong
Rocky Gray
Thase
Nuanez
Sand Rucaho
Platteville
Hudson Bounces Wellington In Ninth For 10-8 Win
Hudson A Legion B team score two runs in the ninth on a double and two singles to beat Wellington 10 8 in a district game. Hudson led 6 2 early with five runs in the third while Wellington tied it at 8 with two runs in the sixth and then fell in the decisive inning. Hudson will play Langweat Wednesday and Wellington visits La Salle Tuesday.
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Wellington
Hudson
American Legion
Wescore
Ron Cook
Danny Martinez
Cook
Jerry Martinez
Why Doe Bollers
Weary Nelberger
David Osbam
H Hudson
Langwe
la Salle
Sterling beats La Salle 3-0 on Brunner’s one-hitter
Gary Brunner pitched Sterling American Legion to a 3-0 win over La Salle Bombers in the season opener. Mayers doubled, Brunner fanned eight in seven innings, and Sterling scored in the first, second, and fifth. La Salle opens district play Friday at La Salle. La Salle’s season starts Thursday at Ta Salle against Wellington.
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Sterling
Gary Brunner
Swnday
American Legion
la Salle Legion
Howie Mayers
Mayer
Lyle Yannest
Brunner
Larry Renke
J Oaly
Joe Folda
Folda
Max Wendon
Shird Ain” Renke Aluck
Tiree
Howie Mayer
Ini Cay la Salle
Wa Salle Bombers
Waveloos
la Salle
Lay Salle
Lions
Wellington
Ta Salle
Siount Clemens
Baker
Pan Ieee
Howard
Ey Burke
Sharest
Honsoia ‘Mayer
Sagen
Vannes
York — Royet
Derke
Med ‘Farmer
Ss - Breyer
Ood
Calif
Holywood Park
Dwanpolntine
Raed
Ente Wolff
Etiare
Hendon
Fink Downs Hudson
Wallington
Dollerschiell
Sleablag
Piiching
Wrod Eee
Rene le
Lb &Asas
Memphs Open playoff fact amid scattered sports notes
Briefs from THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cover a Monday playoff push at the Memphis Open with multiple players named in scattered results. The chaotic clipping lists Tony Ben Moran Gene Viller Tommy Bolt and others amid golf style scoring references and various teams.
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Associated Press
Nenthis
Tony Ben Moran
Gene Viller
Tommy Bolt
Ease
Tenaie Keorescy
Joyce Ziske Captures Wolverine Women Open Crown
Joyce Ziske, the Wisconsin profile, won the $7,500 Wolverine Women's Open Golf Tournament at Hillcrest Country Club, finishing 1 under par with a 299 total to beat Betsy Rawls, Wiffi Smith, and Mary Lena Faulk by three strokes. Ziske closed with a 97 38 75 after rounds of 73 78 73 to claim top money of 1,313.
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Dave Diles
Associated Press
Mount Clemens
Mich
Jean
Joyce Ziske
Hillcrest Country Club
Wisconsin
Betsy Tawls
Wiffi Smith
Mary Lena Faulk
Miss Ziske
Hillcrest
Miss Rawls
Spartanburg
8. C
Miss Smith
Wall
Eaton Beats La Salle for Third Straight District Win 16-8
Eaton's American Legion routs La Salle 16-8 to extend District 9 winning streak. Hlehoy held La Salle to one hit through five as Eaton built a 13-0 lead. Beede, Johnson, Blehm and Busch supplied key extra-base hits while Perez and Allison sparked offensive bursts. La Salle faces Wellington next, then Frédéric in district play, with Loveland on deck.
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Eaton
American Legion
la Salle
Nora Hlehoy
Blohm
Alex Perez
Lions
Vera Perez
Joaded
Entat
Alex Perea
Alan Beede
Mark Johnson
Nori Blehm
Buzz Allison
Ann Kindslather
Johm Busch
Rick Witham
Beede
Wellington
Fréducick
Ig Taveland
Loveland Legion ‘Va
Early California football era teems with chaotic 1892 match push
Fragmented reminiscence describes the birth of intercollegiate football in California, detailing a Stanford challenge, ticket sales, and lingering names like Hoover and Notre Dame. The passage blends stray statistics, ads, and disjointed notes, creating a hazy snapshot of a sport taking root amid commercial bustle.
Denver Broncos Pick Seal Brown and Light Gold Colors
Chicago White Sox source Dean Griffing states Bobby Avila excels, while Denver Broncos announce official colors seal brown and light gold with white as secondary. The choice aims for clear identity on road games and field action amid chaotic text references to Fox and Avila.
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Chicago
Nellie Fox
Denver
Chicago White Sox
Dean Griffing
Bobby Avila
Denver Broncos
Griffing
Fox
Avila
Mexico
Juse the Tribune
Sam Jones Stars for San Scans Giants in 271 Inning Season
Sam Jones pitched 271 innings for the San Scans Giants and led the National League with a 2.82 earned run average. He emerged as the team’s ace, delivering steady work and a top ERA in the league.
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Sam Jones
San Scans
Giants
Hyookhorse
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