Six Teams Qualify for College World Series
The eight district winners advance to Omaha for the 19th College World Series in Nebraska. District details include Minnesota, Boston College, Southern California and Arizona earning spots, with Utah, Colorado State and others in decisive rounds as rain affected scheduling.
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Minnesota
Boston College
Southern California
Arizona
Oklahoma
Towla
N.C
Utah
Colorado State College
Salt Lnake City
Minneapelis
Detroit
Satuday
Washington State
Holy Cross
Houston
Citadel
North Carolina
Florida
Gators
MITCHELLS AND MITCHELLS DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Obituaries list several Mitchells and related families from multiple states with survivors including grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services scheduled at 2:00 pm Wednesday at Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment at Enton. other entries note services at 3:30 pm Tuesday at First Northwestern Church Eaton and Masonic and Knight Templar escort details.
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Thad Dir
Maud Read
Evans
Ulster
Alfred Evans
Northyilia
Wesley Byaon
Oakhill
Kan
Erve
Myane
Giny Center
Kanpire
Minit
Mary
Nouw
Dora Knutmann
Miltonvile
Kan Aire
Euntes Naitrich
Okla Homi City
Okla
Mra
Ledu Trickle
Oxishomx City
Adameon Momorial
Enton
Thomas
Wiliam HH
Pim
Eaton
Zoe
O. Thomas
Arthur Smith
Inglewood
Colit
Nothadiat
Eaton Lodge No. 165
AP & AM
Obituary notices list multiple mourners and services across towns
An OCR read details deaths and services for several individuals in Colorado and nearby states. Entries mention Amy Rosella Avalin, Frances Locke, Eunice Baker, Annie J. Hatley, Fredericka Bernd, Clyde Cree, Ivy Bowls Lewis, Emma Tell, Jessie Mayes, Mary Phillips, Molly Creason and others. Services are shown for several days with locations like Macys Drawing Room and various cemeteries including Eaton and Linn Grove.
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Austin i ‘ Rd
Amy Rosella Avalin
Bt Ave
Frances Sulfa Awstin Locke
Sacramonte
Calif
Bra
Bertha
May Greig
Baden
Nobr
Eunice M. Baker
Honolalu
Mawall
Arthur Kimmel
Hastings
Nebs
Macys
Noo
Daley
Annie J. Hatley
the Weld County Nursing Home
Harry Halley
Eaton
Macys Eaton
Wid Dre
Helen Hunter
Westminster
Colt
Mra
Kaila Hutz
Gresiny
Macya
Roan
Mmlermont Lion Grove
Clyde Lemain
Myre
Clara Crea
Lemain
Loren Cree
Gresley
Maggie Cras
Greeley
TEU Ara
Emma Tell
Victoris Mae Weaver
George B. ‘Tell
Youcalia
Ore
Jessie Carlotta Mayes
Port Angeles
Wash
Firs
Mary Mure Phillips
Caydit-By-The Sex
Molly Ellen Creason
St. Helena
Dneye
Mwom
Airpah
Platteville
Lundien and Son Fort Lynton Service Notices
Lundien and Son Fort Lynton on AMBSTATs Josep Ameratt of Fort Lapton. Brother of Anton Ainstall of Cheyenne Wro., nephew of Mia. Amy Wiertz of Brighton. Necitalion of Roxary, Tuesday, 3 p.m. at Rice Chanel, Brighton. Servicer Wednesday $ aor, Rice Chapel, Brighton. Inter yeent Elmwood Cemetery, Brighton.
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Ambstats Josep Ameratt
Fort Lapton
Anton Ainstall
Cheyenne
Wro
Mia
Amy Wiertz
Brighton
Roxary
Rice Chanel
Rice Chapel
Elmwood Cemetery
Boxer Rudell Stitch Drowns Saving Friend at Dam
Louisville boxers Rudell Stitch and Charles Oliver drowned while attempting to save each other from the Ohio River’s churning water at a dam base. Stitch, famed for a heroic rescue years earlier, was 28 and leaves six children. Oliver, 25, was from Louisville. both were wearing chest-high waders. The bodies were recovered downstream after a witness described bubbles and a brief surface appearance.
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Louisville
Boxerr Rudell
Stitch
al Hernia Olio
J Companion
Yfe
Charles Oliver
Holxer
Army Corps of Engineers
Carnegie
Sttch
Oliver
Eien
Dad) Brusey
Bruner
Ogeereld
John C. Burns Jr
Houston
Dallas
Burns
Fort Worth
Zauisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Bubbles
Ocader
Jon Mack
Dallascles
Buffs
Ship
New York
Gaspar
Rene Friel
Toga
Federica
Olive
Saints
Idanapolis
Tédle
Heard
Fieider
Eaton Golfers Triumph Over Brush in Annual Rivalry
Eaton Country Club golfers defeated Brush in a high scoring match with medals awarded to Marvin Nix El Hear and Tom Griffith. Jack Martin also placed among top scorers as the Eaton squad celebrated the victory and looked ahead to a future date at Brush.
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Eaton
Country Club
Brush
Marvin Nix
el Hear
Tom Griffith
Eston
Ehied
Jack Martin
Brush At & Jureheon
Denver Beats Charleston Ending Jinx In Atherlet Association
Denver snapped a skid by defeating Charleston 6 to 5 as veteran pitcher Jim Stump allowed five hits and struck out ten over nine innings. His strong start helped Denver extend its win streak to ten games, maintaining a slim lead in the standings.
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Associated Press
Denver
Charleston
Atherlet Association
Jim Stump
Chaelectin
Orioles Rally To Edge Senators For 65 Win
The Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Senators 65 in a tight finish Sunday to strengthen their grip on the American League lead. Detroit beat Cleveland 7-5 in the first game of a doubleheader, shortening Cleveland’s hold on second place. The Senators protested after Pedro Ramos was ejected for kicking dirt following an argument with umpire Bill McKinley, with the Orioles contending Ramos threw illegal pitches as the protest escalated.
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Waonuvuiu
Haltrymore
Washington
Senaters
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Senators
Uverr
Sterling
Pedro Ramos
Ipiré
Bill McKinley
Orioles
Traxmog
McKinley
Ramsgen McKinley
Ramos
Rams
Yankees Sweep Doubleheader On Mantle Maris Homers
New York defeats Boston in both games spotlighting Mickey Mantle with his eighth homer and Roger Maris his 14th as reliever Shantz and starter Art Ditmar deliver strong innings. Boston rallies late but fall short, scoring all runs in the seventh on Williams homer. Mantle and Maris pace the Yankees offense.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Boston
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Bobby Shantz
Art Duroar
Williams
Racer Breaks 160 mph At Castle Rock Track
Dave Thompson of Denver set the fastest quarter mile time at the Continental Divide Raceway meet in Castle Rock, clocking 160.42 mph in a 1853 Chrysler-powered dragster before rain halted the program. Six other records fell in the event, which drew more than 200 cars.
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Castle Rock
Dave Thompson
Denver
Continental Divide
Thompson
Dudy Krueger
Longmont
University of Colorado
C. 1
World Gliding Championships Open Class Leaders Tie In Cologne
Two Polish pilots Makula and Poptel tied for first in the eighth World Gliding Championships open class with 1000 points each, averaging 75.03 kmh over a 172.2 km course from Cologne-Bulzeiler to Koblenz-Kars and back, while Richard Schveder of Toledo took third at 42.6 mph.
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Cologne
Germany
Miers
Baward Makula
Derzy Poptel
Rom
Bulzeiler
Koblenz-Kars
Richard EB. Schveder
Toledo
Ohio
Richard Tl. Johnson
Arlington, Tex
J&k
Toledo fan endures pain to watch team game
Carl Fessler of Toledo twisted his ankle getting out of his car but stayed for the University of Toledo basketball game. He wore wet trousers and a swollen ankle, cheering through the contest. The next day he learned his ankle was broken.
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Toledo
Ohie i
Carl Fessler
University of Toledo
Spike Briggs in Critical Condition After Cerebral Hemorrhage
BENNINGTON VT AP Spike Briggs 48 later president of the Detroit Tigers lay in critical condition after a cerebral hemorrhage. He is the son of Walter O Briggs Sr founder of Briggs Manufacturing and former Tigers owner. Briggs had returned to Williams College in nearby Williamstown for a graduation ceremony but collapsed Saturday and was rushed to Henry Potnem Memorial Hospital. His condition remained very serious with little information available.
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Bennington
Waller
Spike
Briggs
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
James
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Henry Potnem Memorial Hospital
Detroit Baseball Co
Minors and results span several cities in a packed sports roundup
The page lists player names and figures from multiple minor and international leagues with results across cities including St. Paul Minneapolis Dallas Fort Worth Houston Indianapolis and Denver. It shows scores such as Minneapolis over Denver and Dallas Fort Worth over Houston along with numerous line items for players and game outcomes.
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Puereen Stitch
Ely
Dallas Fort Worth
Ralph Dupas
Denver
Ed Don Jeans
Kelly
Charleston
Ralph Lumenti
Stan Harrington
Howe
Houston
Joe Schaffernath
Olulu
Minneapolis
Earl Wilson
Louisville
Robby Hendley
Paul
Don Bessent
Indianapolis
Carl Thomas
Armerican
Alan
Associated Press
Pete Gi Loultville
Dreyer
St. Paul
Fionaen
Dallas-Ft.Worth
Davis
Baker
Weight
Herrera
Linker
Schroll
Sebults
Noble
Bertett
W—Linker
L—Tomanek
Mt. Paul
Tee Hs
Levisville
Fee
Golden
Collins
Clark
J. Rodrigues
Friar
Koplits
Hartman
Oliya
Ueckler
W—Koplitz
Colden
Indievapelis
Cisca
Hilchla
Tillman
Riolx Sod Retzer
W—Batz
L—Cisto
Charlesten
Poet
Porterfield
Sadowski
Ur‘Gan
Hannah Stump
Roarke
Amerikan Asia
Charleson
Taoulsvylle
Tndigrapolis
Dallas-Fort Worth
Baseball standings and results from midweek AP update
The American League table shows teams and records for Baltimore Cleveland Chicago New York Detroit Washington Kansas City with results from Monday and Tuesday games. Washington beat Baltimore 6 to 1 in Baltimore in an N designation. Detroit edged Cleveland 7 to 4 in 10 innings. Chicago defeated New York 4 to 2. Kansas City beat New York 2 to 0. Cleveland hosted Boston as the schedule shows.
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Associated Press American League
Wool, Pet
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Kansas’ City
Pirates Drop Twin Bill to National League Leaders
In Philadelphia, the Pirates were swept as Gene Conley and Jim Owens shut out Pittsburgh in the opener, ending their six-game winning streak. In the nightcap, Harvey Haddix pitched well but the Pirates fell again, with Dick Sturt’s early homer and solid Philadelphia relief sealing the doubleheader sweep.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Philties
Phila
Friend
Face
Pittsburgh Pirates
Contey
Coker
Bolls
I-Eriend
Gene Conley
Jim Owens
Conley
Haddix
Umbeicht
Thurgh
Owens
Neeman
L—Haddix
Philadephia
Lepek
Pirates
Neewen
Pittsleigh
Streak
Putsy Stuart
Burgh
Reds
Braves
Ovens
Milwaukee
Api—Tiss
Waukee Braves
Dick Stuart Homielatch
Harvey Haddix
Cincinnati Reds
Ted Lepein
San Francisco
Freeman
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnnati
Milweaker
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Tive
Injott Nuxhall
Bill i
Truton
Joey Jay
Frank ‘Robinson
Rey Mer
Chi Rilan
Robinson
Jengo Cubs
Nuxhall
Ong
Los Amfeles Dodgers
Frank Thomas Gol
St Laws
Cincinnati
Mtorday Games Scores and Schedule Noted
Reported results show San Francisco 2, St. Louis 0 with Philadelphia and Los Angeles games weather impacted. Milwaukee 5, Cincinnati 4. Fudberst at Thiladelphia postponed due to rain. Saturday schedule limited to St. Louis visit and other venues affected by rain.
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Mtorday
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Dodgers Lose Sherry to Sprained Ankle in Chicago
Los Angeles Dodgers ace reliever Larry Sherry sprained an ankle in the fourth inning of Saturday's Chicago game, sidelining him for about two weeks. Teammate Don Drysdale suffered back strains from a shower-room slip and may require hospital care if his condition fails to improve, with doctors monitoring his response to heat and treatment.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Larry Sherry
Drysdale
Sherry
Chicago
Dodger
Runnels Stops Worrying Then Raised Average
Peter Runnels of the Boston Red Sox raised his average to 378 after a five for eight showing in a doubleheader with the New York Yankees. He recalled a 1997 eye doctor visit that taught him to watch the ball, noting he later finished the season at 230 with Washington and 314 after being traded to Boston.
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ED Corrigan
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Peter Rulenels
Boston Red Sox
Hitler
Runnels Sumtay
New York Yankees
Washington
Red Sox
Yanks
Dousehearer
New York
Runnels
Willer
Wally Moses
Philadelphia A‘s
Fights Highlight 19th Century Boxing Events and Baseball Note
Fights Havana Tivinero Tapa and Manila Solomon Boysaw scoreouts feature. Fraume Dantas and Roberto Cruz diverge with outpoints in San Diego and Cleveland respectively. Rome Giulio Rinaldi defeats Germingi Baflar in a listed bout. The National League played its first baseball in 1878, a brief archival fragment.
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Havana
Tivinero Tapa
Fraume Dantas
San Diego
Calif
Manila
Solomon Boysaw
Cleveland
Roberto Cruz
Philippines
Steubenville
Ohio
Jim O' Connell
Mort Brownfield
McKeesport
Rome
Giulio Rinaldi
Italy
Germingi Baflarrnn
France
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Wiliam
W. Stitrhell
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J. W. Mitchell
Lavamle
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Mire
H. Wicks
Goloenna
Wyo
Lundien & Son
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Tomer T. Rey
Quay
Johnstown
Twenitay
Boxer
Rude
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Datock
Sachowski
H. Sullivan
Terry
Shante
Berra
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Veame
Stontle
Maris
Bonefield
Sturdivant
F. Sulliven
Forvieles
Sullivan
Ditmar
Howard
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George Selkirk
Yank Bauer
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Frank Baumann
Sax
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Baumann
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Kulyna
Chi Kemmerer
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L—Hall
Minosa
W—Baumann
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Tigers
Bobby Locke
Cleveland Indians
Jim Benning
Becky Colavite
Steve Bilko
Locke
Detrnitt
Jim Plersall
Hank Foiles
Tribe
Inni.g
Morigani
Wilson
Poiles
W—Locke
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Diereau
Foiles
Bill Hartack
Cellie Ash
Tom Barry
Howard Pestano
Hartack
Celtic Ash
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Jully Ache
Chantilly
Jimandra
Sunday
Lillies
Notch
Noves
Timandra
Guy de Rothschild
Spike Briggs
Penn State
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Bufals
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Phils Rock
Bill
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Kwaukee
Purkay
Henry
Detter
Joy
Spaha
Crandall
YoSpith
L—Nunhall
Giants
Giant
Bill White
St. Louis Cardinals
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Cardinals
Sadecki
McDaniel
Sawalski
Smith
Jones
O'Dell
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Byerly
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Schmidt
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