Legion Elks A s Open Schedule With State Champs Visit
The Legion Elks A s host state champions Wednesday in a doubleheader against Scottsbluff. The schedule lists multiple summer games through July against Boulder Fort Morgan Loveland Arvada Longmont and others, with roster notes and coaching by Kenny Eckhart. Aurora and Greeley teams feature in non district and district play.
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Rocky Grays Set for Cheyenne Merchants and Waltenburg Games
Greeley based Rocky Grays face a busy week in Mocky Mountain League play. They host Cheyenne Merchants at 8 p m Thursday and Waltenburg at 1 p m Sunday at adjacent fields. The team remains unbeaten in league play per supervisor Alvin Garcia. Also, Greeley Senior Grays 34 lost will play at Kersey Sunday in a league game.
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La Salle Legion Opens Baseball Season Across Schedule
La Salle Lions A and B teams announce their 196% season with multiple doubleheaders and games in Cheyenne Fort Morgan Fort Morgan Loveland Longmont Greeley and Boulder. Coach Parler highlights the largest turnout in seasons with players such as Gene Alles Wayne Dorn Bob French and Dennis Grites among the lineup.
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Dennis Grites
Neil Foreman
Rick, Hweeschke
Danny Orr
Matt Japer
Leland Miller
Chuck King
Richard McMahan
Walbey Itigh
Wheat Ridge
Longmont
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Loveland
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Greeley
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Tangmont
Acme de Livery
Boulder
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Three Leaders Team Up Buffalo College Basketball
Canhays College will field Ur basketball for the 1362 63 season. Team features Bill O'Connor from the Fironx and Tom Chester from Nath Tonawanda New York.
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Morne d Algue Wins French Amateur Championship
Gaetan Morne d Algue, touted as France's top young amateur, defeated David Goldman 3 and 1 at Chantilly to claim the French Amateur Championship. Goldman led early but faded, while Morne d Algue sealed the win with key birdies at holes 23 and 27 as both players struggled on the par 72 course.
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Chantilly
Marguer @Algue
Gakiman
Mizzou Wins District 5 Baseball Title in NCAA Playoffs
Missouri sealed the District 5 NCAA baseball title with a 9-4 win over Bradley, earning a best of three series victory and a spot in the Omaha finals beginning Monday. Michigan and Texas had already advanced as at large winners, with the first round schedule listed for Mountain Standard time.
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Schelencki
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Willams
Duel race invite for Lark Kelso at Del Mar
AP notes from California and New York detail a proposed winner take all match race with T V Lark and Kelso invited at Del Mar race track for 25 000 with weights set at 127 pounds. An August date is hinted. In Buffalo the All America Bowl roster adds three East players and one West player for June 23 with Wem Yell Garris Jim Smith Jerry Brown and Phil Lohmann named.
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Wem Yell Garris
Jim Smith
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Jerry Brown
Phil Lohmnnan
Okla
Belmont Stakes field ready for Saturday run
Nine horses are set for Belmont Stakes with El Peco and Crimson King among top contenders. Trainers weigh riders as Dark and False favorites glance for jockeys. Vimy Ridge and Greek Money seek springboard to a crown, with stakes at 125000 added and purses near 354550 for the winner.
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Rainy Twin Chase Three-Way AL Tie Shifts
The Majors recap includes Kansas City beating Minnesota as Philadelphia and New York slip, and St Louis clobbering Cincinnati. Craig Sadecki drew fines amid a rough start. Robinson hit a three-run homer and the Cardinals won 10-9 in 11 innings.
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Thuriday's Schedule and Results in Major Leagues
The schedule lists Thuriday games across cities including San Francisco at Chicago, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at St Louis, Milwaukee at Houston, and more. Results note Baltimore beating Washington 6 to 5, Kansas City at Minnesota, Chicago at Los Angeles, and Detroit at Boston postponed with several games postponed.
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Wyatt, Segui pace Athletics past Twins in late rally
John Wyatt earned his fourth win with three relief innings by Diego Segui and Gordon, while Earl Batley threw out Norm Siebern as Pascual took the loss. Bobby Del Greco, doubling, scored from second in the elfth inning, lifting Kansas City to a 7 4 victory over Minnesota.
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Stiginay
Moore
Bailey
White Sox Rally Past Angels 9-5 Behind Smith Four RBIs
Charles Smith drove in four runs including a go ahead two run hit in the ninth as Chicago defeated Los Angeles 9 to 5. Nellie Fox drove in two while Camilo Carreon added one. Belinsky started for the Angels but was pulled in the third after surrendering four hits and three runs.
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Dodgers Beat Pirates 3-2 in First Twin Bill Game
Los Angeles Dodgers edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 in the first game of a Tuesday night twin bill sparked by Willie Davis's smacking hit and strong pitching from Stan Williams and Larry Sherry. The Dodgers led 7-3 after eight innings in the second game, which was suspended.
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Giants Beat Cubs in Eight Run Spurs in Chicago
San Francisco fans cheered as Billy O'Dell earned his seventh NL win and complete game, striking out 10. A fourth inning mishap on a potential double play sparked a five run eighth, lifting the Giants to an 11 4 victory over the Chicago Cubs in U4 action.
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Orioles Rally Past Senators In Twi Night Opener
In Baltimore, the Orioles overturned a 4 0 deficit to beat the Washington Senators 6 to 5 in the first of a rain-delayed doubleheader. Whitey Herzog slugged a two run pinch homer, Milt Pappas allowed homers to Hetzer and Hinton, while Ken Retzer and Jack Brandt sparked a late rally for Baltimore.
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Chuck Hinton
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Balloting Set for All Star Lineups
New York AP reports balloting begins for the American and National League All Star teams for 1961. Fans vote starting June 22 to select position players, with pitchers chosen by managers. Managers Hutchinan and Louk will lead the squads. games set for July 10 in Washington and July 20 in Chicago.
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Halph Louk
New York Yankees
Littler Sets Bronze Medal Target Mark
Gene Littler defeated Jerry Barker lower by strokes at Arani Mink Golf Club in Newtown Square Pa on National Golf Day The match drew thousands of fans and set a bronze medal target for about 80 000 amateurs who improved Littler s score Last year about 400 medals were awarded The Lob was watched by about 1 000 people and next month the National PGA Forum will be played Neither player birdied more than once on the long course with Barker missing a one inch putt on the 14th hole and finishing 77
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Cards Swap 2 for 2 with Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals trading Alex Grammons and Darcy Robertson to Chicago Cubs for Don Landrum and Bobby Smith. Smith, a right handed hitter, to bolster lineup while Robertson optioned to Tulsa. Keane says Smith will play, not just pinch hit, amid slump and need for right handed power. Minnie Minoso sidelined weeks. Angels face Yankees in New York.
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Sam Snead Qualifies For Elusive U S Open
Sam Snead clinched a spot in the U S Open at Montclair New Jersey after a rain soaked sectional. He joins 131 qualifiers and 19 exempt players in the 150 player field for the Open. Hogan and other former champions were sidelined at various sectionals, with Ken Venturi failing to qualify.
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Private AWOL While Qualifying for U S Open
Fort Hood Texas AP An Army private who qualified in Dallas for the National Sports Girf Championship was absent without leave during qualification. Former Fort Worth City champ Jerry Edwards shot 140 to earn a Open slot but faces AWOL charges. Col Bergner said Edwards cannot enter the Open without advance leave approval.
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Gambling style horse race betting numbers scattered
A dense fragment lists numerous horse names, bets, times, quiniela figures, and payouts. The OCR reads as a jumble of betting data including names like Runyon Charm and Kid Keeling, times such as 21-27 and 99,93, and quiniela sums like 515.60, with multiple stray figures and punctuation.
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Frank Wall
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Cardinals end skid with Musial homer and 3-hit game
St. Louis Cardinal star Stan Musial delivered a three-for, 48th homer in the first inning and threw out a runner at the plate as the Cardinals snapped an eight-game losing streak with a 109 victory over Cincinnati. Bob Bruce and the Colts fell 7-4 after seven innings, with Milwaukee drawing the win on efficient pitching and limited walks.
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