California Grizzlies Eye NCAA Series With Strong Hitting Pitching
California Grizzlies led by righthander Doug Weiss and star catcher Chuck Thompson head to the 1987 NCAA College World Series in Omaha to face Colorado State College Bears. Center fielder Bernie Kelly and shortstop/full roster contributor Tar Robinson anchor a deep lineup while head coach George Wolfman prepares a rotation around Weiss.
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California Bears
Omaha
Cal Bears
Colorado State College Bears
At & F.m
Municipal Stadium
Grizzlies
Doug Weiss
Xenieg
San Jose
Cali
Weis
Oregon
Pepperdine
Chuck Thompson
Thompson
E & Husky
Richmond
Calif
Hite
Hogg
Colorado State
Tele Bul Yer
California
Beara
Snde
John Hage
Gristles
Tram Oversee
Bernie
Kelly Altting
Cale
Tarl Robinson
Robinson
Mobinson
Roger Gregg
Gregg
Bob Puccinelli
Puccinelli
Kelly
Tom Palma
Butler
Warren Lasorel
Bave
Lasorel
Weiss
George Wolfman
Dressing for fruit and salad with mayonnaise cream
A brief note suggests a light mayonnaise dressing with cream and a touch of honey for quick use on fruit or salad. The casual tip emphasizes simplicity and ready-to-serve flavor.
Butler's Bears Dominate AMC Baseball History
Butler’s Bears achieved sustained success from 1931 onward under Pete Brown and later Buller, winning Rocky Mountain titles and NCAA honors. Key figures included Sutak, Olin, Pistelane, Distefano, Hoge, Porter, and many All-State selections, with war interruptions and postwar coaching excellence shaping a storied Colorado State program.
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Tutler
Colorado State
Rocky Mountain
Bute
Tea Mines
Soccom
Buller
Hla
Bhaseball
Roberts Tames Cincinnati Power in seven inning gem
In a rugged set of games across the majors, Robin Roberts shut down Cincinnati while Philadelphia closed in on the leaders. The White Sox swept Boston, and the Yankees hammered Cleveland as the pennant race tightens. Mantle and Williams provided late punch as New York delivered a dominant 5-4 victory in a high scoring tilt.
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Cincinnati Power
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Boston
Yanks
Indians
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Dodgers
Phillies
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago Cats
Milwaukee
New York Giants
St.Louis
Pittsburgh
White
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New York
Cleveland
Fints
Tribe
Tetroit
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Stan Lapala
Bob ‘Bowman
Rip Repulski
Don Gross
Non
Ton Newcombe
Fog
Brooklyn
I Dickson Blanks
Pirates
Murry Dickson
Sivhilter
Gene Baker
del Faris
Ren Kline
Stan Musial
Ruben Gomez
Joe Adcock
Braves
Red Schwendienst
Fury
Medical Group Rejects Social Security Plan
A New York American Medical Association house of delegates meeting rejected a motion supporting Social Security coverage for physicians. The decision argued that coverage would undermine freedoms and impose burdens on doctors and patients alike.
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New York
Amer
Raman
Pverie
Howard
Garria
Temayer
Aguiere
Bayerioe
Apt Trantas
Gonenera
Starver
Colestan
Reiner
Boston Makes Bid Not Secure Dodgers
Boston tried to pry the Dodgers from Brooklyn as President Walter O Malley weighed a Massachusetts offer. Senator John Powers urged a move to Harton near Route 128 with stadium, parking, and train access. O Malley promised no final decision before full review of the Boston possibility.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Walter O'Malley
Massachusette
John E. Powers
O'Malley
Los Angeles
Harton
Powers
Metropolitan Dist
Park Gates
Hmerald
Cloverleaf racing results reported with multiple quinelas
A detailed Cloverleaf results page lists finishers, quinela payouts, and times for ten races led by No. 1 Speeder and No. 2 Hang Yet. It notes attendance of 2,208 and season record times across entries such as Uncle Jay, Georgie Gibbs, Loveland Course, and Loveland Course repeatedly appearing in standings.
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Speeder
Uncle Jay
Georgie Gibbs
Quinels
Picture Man
Saxe. Bud
Quinela
Himes
Free Hing
Banjo Miss
Bald Dancer
George Lewis
Alert Girl
Golden Empress
Ghost
Face
Rusty Harmony
George
Frontier Girl
Loveland
Whose Afraid
Zan
Mar Paul
Arctic Way
Wings Above
Happy Racer
Tarnfoodin
Huizenga
Quineta
Assault with Knife Charged in Taverns Incident
In District Court Jesus Caldron a 22 year old Texas beet worker was charged with assault with a deadly weapon by deputy district attorney Ralph Waldo r. The alleged attack with a knife occurred June 1 at a tavern in the Eaton area. Bond set at 1.40 returnable June 17 before Judge Donald A. Carpenter. Jack Redman 18 of Greeley pleaded guilty to burglary at the Oriental Refin er Co storehouse west of here April 17 and stealing two cases of motor oil worth 14.40. He was granted probation application and the case continued to June 17. Henry E Watson filed a divorce complaint against Mee Huth Anne Watson. They wed Savannah Ga Sept 15 1957 and have t children, one still minor. County Court a 14 year old Johnstown boy was placed on probation for two years for stealing goods Feb 13 from Nathan Hawkins valued at 41.62.
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Texas
Ralph E. Waldor
Caldron
Cleotas Guerra Redsiguer
Adalberto Gonzales
Eaton
Donald A. Carepenter
Jack Redman
Greeley
The
Oriental Refiner Co
Here
Carpenter
Henry E. Watson
Seventh Street
Mee
Huth Anne Watson
Savanah, Ga
Bears Rally Past Wichita in 12th for 6-1 Win
Omaha’s Cardinals trimmed Wichita’s lead to half a game with a 12 inning 6 to 1 victory. Low Limmer and Rance Press hit key doubles to seal the Omaha triumph as Wichita battled back from an early 6-0 deficit.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Cardinals
Wichita
Asante
Low Limmer
Tariter
Rance Press
Omake
George Wilson
Bob Oldis
Denver
Inanapolis
Bears
Fullmer Jones Set for Chicago Boxing Show Tonight
Chicago Tonight Fullmer and Jones, mid dleweights both having defeated Sugar Ray Robinson, meet at Chicago Stadium in a $5 favorite nationally televised bout. Fullmer seeks title-contending win after recent losses. Jones aims to rebound after previous Robison setback. Snow Basin ski facilities purchase tops Ogden news.
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Chicago
Gene Fullmer
Tiger Jones
Sugar Ray Robinson
Chicago Stadiun
Fullmer
James
Cleveland
Bo Robinson
Sugar Ray
West Jordan
Utah
Mauler
Robinson
New York
Cent
Rankin Jones
Joey Maxim
Toner
Dasek
Sprey
Curtie
Rave
Coloradoan
Ski Rian
Nepal
Ogden
Ludie
Sehalle
Browe
Westen
Rourke
Overtime Games Mark Pacific Coast Thursday Sports
Pacific Coast League action included two tight shutouts led by San Francisco and Hollywood. Don Raw or and Bill Caullson paced a 2 0 Hollywood win over San Francisco, Causton driving in both runs with a first inning RBI and a third inning homer. Ed Mickelson cleared bases with a single in the 11th for Portland in a 4 2 win over the Mounties. San Diego engineered five unearned runs in the 16th to beat Sacramento 8 3 as Mudcat Grant earned win number two. Ralph Morlelio matched Matio Fricano in a 1 0 Seattle LA duel. BarRylebee yielded six hits as Seattle stalled until the final inning.
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Associated Press
San Francisto
Vancouver Brountles
Aodas
Don Rawe
Bill Causlon
Hollywood
San Fracisco
Causlon
Ed Mickelson
Portland
Mounties
San Diego
Sacramento
Satans
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Sacs
Los Angeles
Ralph Mourlelio
Matio Fricanu
Seattle
Barh Rylebee
Fair to good fishing outlook across Colorado
The Colorado Fish and Game Department reports a fair to good fishing outlook statewide for the weekend. Turbulent streams affect Sabida-Leadeits Del Notre Creede Merker and Gustbon areas while the Big Thompson below Estes remains normal and clear with good fishing. lakes and reservoirs have not yet been affected.
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Colorado Fish &K Game Dept
Mada
Jana
del Notre Creede
Merker
Big Thompson
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Lone) Dodge
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Do Omaha
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TRE Associated Fess American Association
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F. J. Alison
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