Greeley Elks Legion A Opens Season With Home Games
The Greeley Elks Legion A opens its season at Forbes Field with home games led by coach Pete D'Amato. Key players include D'Amato's return, Daryl Bromey, Sterle, Tor Wheeler, Rich Sorenson, and Longume, plus two college-bound players. Schedule lists games at Cheyenne, Boulder, Fort Collins, Erie, Denver, Lafayette, and Loveland, with notable performances and district playoff hopes.
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Spokane Beats Denver 3 1 In Baseball Playoff Clash
Spokane defeats Denver 3 to 1 as Elks juggle pitching with Hergert and Jacoby, Windsor High Scholars provide fielding gaps. D'Amato plans three Wildcat starters for sectional bids while Spokane_Wortland Seattle links hint at broader schedule and lineup details.
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Dempsey Nears 68 Expresses Wish He Had Been a Doctor
The article covers Jack Dempsey nearing age 68 reflecting on regrets and his wish to have become a doctor. It recounts golf notes and a Raleigh Allsbrook/AP report on his thoughts, past fights, and humanity while noting tournament results and other players.
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Oklahoma Wins Fresh Postal Track Meet
Sport notes recount Oklahoma victory at a regional track meet. The article also mentions baseball figures, including Dempsey, Downing, and Williams, with references to the New York Yankees, International League moves, and personal pursuits amid a busy season.
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Belmont Stakes bound field includes Candy Spots most fancied
Seven three year olds were officially entered for the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct with Candy Spots as the favorite. Post positions were drawn for the 85th edition, while other contenders include Chatesugay Top Gallant and Unsurrection as owners posted the required entry fees for Saturday’s race.
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Thursday First and Fifth: Quiniela Prize Scores and Times
Thursday First features Smart Talk 8.60 5.60 Jeu Big Pant 15.40 6.60 CB Label 300 Quiniela 1341 73.40 Time 31.16 Second Like Smoke 31.20 8.00 ad 5.40 Quiniela 11-2 71.0 3127 Third Dauntsey's Flapper 4.20 5.40 9.80 Thne Scholar MD 20 BR A s Passport 80 Guin iela 14-8 26.20 Time SLA Fourth Little Kassel 10.00 4.80 3.20 Fabulon 3 80 2.80 My Tucker 4.69 Quiniela 1-2 14.20 Time aL.54 Fifth Dangerous Lover 8.60 4.40 Trac de 740 Quiniela a 82.80 Time 90.26 Cloverleaf.
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Houk Says Yanks Can Win Without Mantle
Yankee manager Ralph Houk challenged rivals after learning Mickey Mantle will miss at least five weeks with a broken left foot. He told reporters from Baltimore that the club can beat foes without Mantle, hoping the team rallies as they drop further in the standings after a 4-2 loss to the Orioles.
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Yankee Pitcher Hit By Line Drive In Fourth Inning
Baltimore AP report details a New York Yankees right hander being struck by a line drive in the fourth inning of Thursday night’s game. The pitcher required stitches and was taken to Union Memorial Hospital after the blow to his jaw and collarbone, with trainers providing care and noting the incident as a precaution.
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Pueblo County High Coach to Go to Thornton
AP reports Harold White of Pueblo County High School will join Thornton High School as head baseball coach and assistant football coach. White previously coached at Pueblo County for three years and has experience at Lyman Nebraska Aguilar and Meeker high schools.
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Two ASU Pitchers Sign with Cubs
Arizona State University pitchers Sterling Slaughter and Gary Graham signed contracts with the Chicago Cubs. Both righties were assigned to minor league levels after the signings. Slaughter posted an IL-2 record with 134 strikeouts, while Graham had 135 strikeouts and an ERA over 8 innings in spring competition.
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Honeymoon Between Omaha College Baseball Endangered
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Fights in Florida and Los Angeles Highlighted by Bouts
A fragmented report notes boxing style clashes including Clarence Robin and Opal Planutts in Fort Lauderdale with points awarded to Jimmy Beastey and Benny Me in Los Angeles. Prince Rudy from Compton and Covey are listed with scores.
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New York Report: Global seafood catch near six billion pounds
New York reports the world’s annual seafood catch totals about six billion pounds highlighting strong harvests. Scientists note variability by region while markets monitor prices and supply chains amid growing demand.
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