Idleberg Grabs C State Batting Lead in District Play
Idleberg, after a rocky past, rose to lead Colorado State College hitters in the District 7 playoff. He batted .459 in the district tournament, drove in all runs, earned all tournament honors, and helped the Bears topple Rocky Mountain opponents. Koehler and Yearling pace sluggers, Siydam leads in hits and triples, while Maglia dominates pitching with eight wins and a 1.56 ERA.
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Norm Idleberg
Colorado State College
Idleberg
Ron English
Pete Butler
Bears
Devestaling
Rocky Rountain
Julie Yearling
John Koehler
Yearling
Koehler
al Siydam
Suydam
Trinidad Junior College
Mera
Jerry Maglia
Wyoming
Maglia
Bill Jewel
Les Wood
Erole Andrade
Pat Pinell
Brewer Entry Wins First in Colorado Field Trial
Buck of Bankhurst a Labrador retriever owned by Demar from Greeley won first in the qualifying stake at the American Kennel Club licensed field trial in Colorado Springs. The win earns Buck a path to open and amateur all age stakes for field trial champion points. Buck’s sire is Staindrop Sturlon Marksman, dam Bankhurst Fancy of Bankhurst Kennels. Buck has also placed fourth in Rocky Mountain Retriever Club trials in Denver and Sheridan, and has CM completions. Buck has competed in field trials from Salt Lake City to Cheyenne, with appearances in Billings Grand Island and more.
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Bankhurst
Demar
Brewer
Greeley
American Kennel Club
Colorado Springs
Staindrop Sturlon
Nile Kennels
Ilingis
Lpion
Bankhurst Fancy
G D. Patton
Rocky Mountain Retriever Club
Denver
Ino Sheridan
Wyo
Jun
Salt Lake City
Utah
Billings
Mont
Grand Island
Mich
Cheyenne
Texas U Leads For Berth in College Series
Texas University played flawless baseball behind pitcher Bobby Calaway Monday and scraped together 12 hits to beat Arizona 82 and seize the lead in District 6 NCAA playoffs.
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Texas U
Austin, Tex
University of Texas
Bobby Calaway Moday
Arizona
Cloverleaf Monday Racing Results Listed With Multiple Quineeles
Detailed results show eight to eleven entries across Cloverleaf Monday with consecutive odds, quinielas, and times. Notable names include Sky Mile, Dus ty Tour, Going East, Nawallan Citizen, Halton City, Service Charge, McKeen, Fair Ruler, Fictional Wayfarer, Daily Leader, Michigan Miss, and Sheet Steel. Times range around 31 to 41 seconds, with multiple quiniela bets and composite totals noted.
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Sky Mile
Dus
Try Baby
Quintela
Lovely Boy
Dick Great
Big Barker
Going East
Buckles
Sadie
Halton City
Annie
Quiniela
Fair Ruler
Silver Mile
Kasce Bossmoan
Wayfarer
Darkes
Daily Leader
Sal Sager
Clifforth
Time
Major League Leaders And Key League Notes
Major League leaders by the Associated Press show leaders in batting home runs and stolen bases for the American and National Leagues. Louisville’s strong hitting, Denver’s quick early score, and Dallas-Fort Worth’s four-game win streak are noted along with player performances from Chiti Amoros and Williams.
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Brandt
Baltimore
Piersall
Cleveland
Cotavito
Det
Mantle
Maris
Aparicio
Chio
Howser
Kansas City
Versalles
Minnesota
Moon
Los Angeles
Aaron
Milwaukee
Rine Port
Fran‘eiseo
Robinson
Cincinnati
Pinson
Louisville
Glita Tast
Colonels
Omaha
Ginight
Winston Brown
Denver
Indianapolis
Gordon Sayiled
Harry Chiti
Sandy Amoros
Chity
Ameros
Dallas-Fort Worth
Houston
Ranger
George Williams
Baseball scores and standings across leagues and cities
Summary of various baseball results from minor and major leagues including scores for Dallas Fort Worth Louisville Denver Indianapolis Omaha Spokane Vancouver Salt Lake Tacoma Hawaii San Diego Columbus Buffalo Richmond Toronto Jersey City Rochester Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville Mobile Macon Shreveport Birmingham Pioneer League Magic Valley Pocatella Boise and others with pitchers and batters named and game outcomes listed.
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Vancouver
Newcombe
Camilli
Mickelsen
Besana
LeMaster
Azcue
W—Newcombe
L—Mickelsen
Roberts Salt Lake
Tacome
Schaeffer
Weaver
Spences
Edwards
Herhel
Tiefenthaler
Regeira
W—Tiefenthaler
L—Shiptey
Salt Lake
Luplow
Tacoma
Rhodes
Hawaii
San Diego
Grant and Parks
Horlen
Williams
Napier
Grant
L—Horlen
Columbus
Buffalo
Richmond
Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Mobile
Macon
Little Hock
Shreveport
Birmingham
Magic Valley
Pocatella
Boise
Talo Falls
Billings
Greet Falls
Tulsa
Rio Grande Valley
La Salle Lions Announce Summer Baseball Schedules
La Salle Lions club sponsors the summer program with 24 games across A and B teams under coach Dick Porter. A team plays most games at La Salle with a kickoff June 9 versus Lakewood Post 178. B team opens June 7 at Eaton, with several evening and tourney fixtures through July in Loveland, Greeley, Longmont, Cheyenne, and Fort Morgan.
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Dick Porter
la Salle Lions Club
Ue Homme
Lake
Wood Post
Baton
American Legion
Eaton
Greeley Legion
Lakewood Post
Lali Salle
Loveland
Erickson Printers
Fort Morgan
Greeley
Longmont
Longmont Tourney
Cheyenne
Fort Morgen
Windsor
P.m
la Alle
Wellington
Tigers Trade Chuck Cottier for Hal Woodeshick
Detroit sends infielder Chuck Cottier age 25 to Washington Senators for pitcher Hal Woodeshick. Cottier, a former Western Colorado star, batted .286 in 10 games with Detroit and can play second, third or short. He previously played for Louisville in the American Association. Woodeshick, a left handed reliever, joins Detroit as a relief hurler.
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Chicago
Tigers
Chuck Cottier
Washington Senators
Hal Woodeshick
Cottier
Detroit
Milwaukee Braves
Louisville
Woodeshick
Sears seeks dismissal of suit to block joining Saints
San Francisco basketball star Kenneth Sears asked a U S District Court to dismiss a suit by Graham Paige Club New York owners of the Knicks seeking an injunction to prevent his joining the San Francisco Saints next season The case follows a May 1 filing accusing Sears of breach of contract and a May 23 countersuit by Sears seeking 30000 damages Sears requested court action as a June 32 hearing date looms with the dispute centered on contract terms and signing plans in the NBA
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San. Francisco
Kenneth Lesiis
U.S
San Francisco Saints
Grahan-Paige Club
New York
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Sears
Knicks
San Francisco
American Basketball
Dudge George B. Harris
Graham-Paige
NBA
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