Greeley Elks Open Home Season With Windsor Visit
The Greeley Elks baseball team opens their home schedule at Forbes Field on Sunday hosting Windsor, as the league splits into divisions with aim for a District C best-of-seven finale. Elks manager Phillips notes strong pitching with Siteman, Carbaugh, and Reichert ready to start, and lists key players including Zeigler and Richardson who stole 18 bases last year for the Jayvees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Legume
Pame
Johnstown
Elks
Forbes Field
Windas
Greeley Elks
Spon
Havn
Elk
Longmont No. 2
Boelder
Windsor
Berthoud
Cusich Mert Phillip
Phillips
Tom Siteman
Rick Carbaughy
Larry Reichert
Siteman
Carbaugh
Reichert
Heaths
Lust
Greeley Jvs
Edeny
Wich
Jim Zeigler
The
Jayvees
Zeigher
Foothing Hall
Ray McGee
Jim Sresch
Larry Bruntz
Rick Hichardon
Los Angeles Dodger
Maury Wills
Richardson
Iz Ganeg
Reds Sweep Twi Night Doubleheader Over Pirates 7-5 10-5
Cincinnati tops Pittsburgh in a twi night doubleheader by scores of 7-5 and 10-5. Frank Robinson belts four homers in two games and Gordy Coleman adds five runs with a triple and walk. Coloma drives five runs with a hit and a walk as Cincinnati gains sweep and moves atop the league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Pirates
Puitsburghap
Cincinnall
Pittsburgh
Frank Robinson
Gordy Colemande
Coloma
Cro
Mantle sidelined five weeks with foot injury
Yankee outfielder Mickey Mantle will miss at least four to five weeks after a lightly displaced fracture of the right hind metatarsal with fragments. Dr. Sydney Gayoor in Baltimore placed a cast and forecast healing in three weeks, with returning after the All-Star game unlikely before then. Mantle will remain in Dallas for rest and rehabilitation before planned travel for the All-Star contest in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankee
Sydney Gayoor
Baltimore
Lee Bechler
Ralph Youk
Yankees
NEW York
Sickey Nuutle
Mantle
Tal
Yankee Stadium
Mickey
Minnesota Twins
Westerwunney Agi Meneer
Brooks Robinson
Gay
Fool
Howeroy
AMD
Menue
Cleveland
Evutehrs
ST Andrews
Scotland
Dallas
Edgar
Tucson
Avie
Apollo
Ron Luccl
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
San Francisco
Lovell
Germany
Peter Green
Bath
England
Deaths and Funerals Bright Gillie YW Bright
Gillie YW Bright of 1 with Ave sister of Gertrude Fans of San Diego California. survived by seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services 2:00 p.m. Monday at Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. Rogakis Alex G father of George and Alex J Rogakis of Greeley and Mrs Narha Gooding of Hardin. Rosary recitation 7:30 p.m. Friday at Adamson Memorial Chapel. Interment Linn Firove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillie YW. Bright
Wother
Mye
Aiwee I Lucke
Greeley
Clarence Hy
Sos Angeles
Cali
Gertrude Fans
San Diego
Calif
Mso
Adamson “Memorial Chapel
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Services Saturday Draw
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries announces services for Rendel on Sth Ave at 104M Saturday. Details are limited due to missing text but indicate a memorial service arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendel
Tony
Excellent Service Regardless of Price in Greeley area
In the Greeley area, locals express surprise at funeral costs and service quality. The Moe Allmutt Mortuaries offer cremation and funeral packages below seven hundred dollars, with coverage expected to inform families promptly about arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Nes
Moe
Allmutt
Ueerals
Phillies fall to Cardinals amid slugfest in tight NL race
Philadelphia battled St. Louis as the Cardinals edged the Phillies 5-4 to push into a three way NL tie with San Francisco and Chicago. Key moments included late inning rallies by Philadelphia that were shut down, while Baltimore’s Aparicio and teammates rallied for a 4-2 win over New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cardinals
San Francisco
Chicago
Senators 2, Red Sox INE. Bouton suffers facial cut
Washington beat Boston as Bouton left with a right face cut requiring 12 stitches. X rays showed no jaw fracture and the injury extended the Senators’ win streak to four. Ian Williams allowed five New York pitches in relief, while Ron Kline closed out the ninth after Boston loaded the bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouton
Washington
Andiasborse
Ian Williams
New York
Senators
Luis Aparicio
Ron Kline
Nef
Kline
Dave Stenhouse
Red Sox
Roman Mofias l
Chuck Schlting
Gary Geiger
J Kline
Carl Yastrzemyski
Cubs Tie Giants With Three Run Clout In Win
Chicago catcher Andy McDaniel slammed a dramatic home run off Billy Pierval as the Cubs defeated San Francisco 3-2 to pull even with the Giants for first in the National League. Williams and Mays provided standout moments for the visitors, while Chicago pitchers staved off late threats to complete the four-game sweep of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Andy McDaniel
Billy Piervel
Chicago Cubs
Sam Francisco
Giants
Cubs
Billy Wol
Williams
Baltimore
Maem
New York
Jhis
Gene Coates
Willie Mays
Kansas
Jim Kina
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Alloy
Los Angeles
Comey
Lamabe
Cleveland
Tillman
Conley
Washington, Os
Giafils
San Fran
OIAFC
Marichal
Pierce
Bailey
Jackson
Schultz
McDaniel
Bertell
W—Mcdaniel
L—Bierge
Harevins
McLaurel
Missouri Tigers Take No 1 Pitching Depth Lead Nation
The Missouri college team, touted as having the finest pitching depth, sits as the top program in the nation. Western Michigan is noted as a strong rival, with Western Michigan and others listed among top contenders as the season concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Tucson
Ariz
Lam
Racing MEW SOKE Touts Telegraphic Heat Nominal
A garbled OCR snippet mentions racing, a character named Burton, and a heat race. It references a 7.809 time and a float, with scattered proper nouns and unclear context. The text is fragmentary, offering little coherent event detail beyond racing terms and potential competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agar
Burton
Sted Sour
Meuseath Inc
Sports Briefs From SEGA Aid News Coverage
An excerpted sports brief roundup references multiple teams and venues. Names and places are blurred, with OCR errors obscuring concrete events. The fragment mentions preparations and results without clear outcomes.
Cards Rally Behind Gibson in Five Run Win over Phillies
St Louis built a four run edge by the third inning as Bob Gibson earned the victory, improving to four and three, with Gibson, Shantz and Dalrymple among the key contributors. Philadelphia managed late without enough offense as the Cardinals secured a 5-1 decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Gibson
Shantz
Bauta
Sadevki
Oliver
McCarver
Short
Duren
Greed
Hamilton
Baldsehun
Rlippstein
Dalrymple
W—Gibson
Wine
Probable Pitchers Listed For Various M
The Associated Press lists probable pitchers for multiple games across the major leagues. Notable matchups include Estrada versus Baltnuve and Donavan at Washington, Drysdale at Chicago, and Tex Angeles against New York. Details are mixed with OCR errors but indicate planned pitches and team pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Angeles
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Manbougueteta
Baltnuve
Estrada
Dethoi Caguiege
Ruling by MacArthur questioned in athletic eligibility dispute
The United States Athletic Federation, led by its president, claimed authority to approve or deny participation by its athletes in competitive events. The group sent a letter to General Douglas MacArthur with two questions about privilege to tap, prove, cuithuriae or sanction participation in competition, amid AAU tryout concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houstox
Tes
United States Vy
Russell
Linlepram
Douglas MacArthur
USTPF
Aussia
MacArthur
Latel
Shes Federation
Aithoniye
Championships To Host Record Holders In Track Meet
Houston AP report notes three world record holders headline the NGAA meet in Albuquerque. Athletes include Adolph Plummer from New Mexico, John Pennel Northeast, and decathlete Wilt. About 170 athletes from 46 colleges and clubs compete as Arizona State and Texas Southern showcase marked relay and hurdles performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Albuquerque
N.M
Arizona State University
Wills
Texas Southens
Guldours
Yang
Cassius Clay Speech at London's Speaker's Corner
London reporting Cassius Clay addressed birds at Speaker's Corner with a lively talk about boxing aims and plans. He discussed facing Britain’s Henry Cooper and teasingly taunted rival prospects while addressing other athletes and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
APS
Cassius Clay
Tyde Park
Wat
Foreign athletes complete CSU track clinic program
Fort Collins Colorado foreign athletes from 16 countries completed an eight week course in basic track and field methods at Colorado State University. The program run by the U S State Department and Sports International, directed by Fred Wilt, aims to promote athletics and foster future carriers in the sport. The clinic capped a three month stay, with plans for athletes to visit mountain areas and then travel to Denver and Washington for events. Luis Aparicio of the Baltimore Orioles hosted the American League seven times in most at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Al'i
Fortuy
Colorado State University
U.S. State Department ‘and Sports International
United States
Wilt
Denver
Washington
Luis Aparicio
Balmore Orioles
Westland Cups UJ.5 Seniors Championship Winner Named
Everett congressman won the 8. Seniors Golf Association championship beating John Bartlet of San Marino by 19 strokes. He posted 77 and 70 rounds for a 2636-72 tally, with a strong first nine then a decisive finish on the back nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jad
Everett Wash
John Bartlet
San. Marino
Calif
Westland
Aimituunernyn
Ube Pur
Ted
Séhole
Fishine Nt
Rodrigues Griffith Fight Close If They Click Again
The anticipated welterweight title clash at Madison Square Garden features Rodrigues and Griffith in a likely hard fought rematch. Both men promise to press the action, with Griffith hoping to pin Rodrigues and win big, while Rodrigues vows to box and counter, aiming for a decisive victory. The bout, slated for 9 p.m. EST on ABC, could settle which king holds the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Rose I Griffith
Associated Press
New York
Madison Square Gators
Den
Bec
Los An
Luis Rodrilgles
Rodrigues Goez
Strilfith
Writera
Griffith
Rodriguez
Tront
Rodrigues
ABC
Esq
Back for Seconds USE THE TRIBUNE WANT ADSI
A garbled want ad note from The Tribune hints at various phrases about money and products. It reads like a fragmented classified item referencing large sums, clothing, hops, a smorgasbord restaurant, and mutual warmth, but no coherent event or clear names emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sworth
Armth Af Mutual
Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greeley Elks Legion
Legia Elks
Rick Richardson
John Harston
Bob Haskell
Larry Brantz
Jimson
Hick
Cincinnati
Maloney
Henry
Edwards
Gibbon
Francis
Sisk
W— Marcury
Robe
Sum Siang
Hay McGee
Llynng Stevens
Jer DiAmito
Barry Peterson
Ile Peterson
Ken Hall
Hin Moshe
Ellis
Pia
Houlder
Tas
Jaync' Longmont
Burges
Mazeroski
Vee Eale
Lere
Boulder
Coe
Hee
Fort Morgan
Alulyy
Forbes Feld
Frider
Lees
Mk's
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fin
St. Andrew's
Comm
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries
Kester Lvte
Bo Kester Nf
Draming Teo
Intermenc Dann Crue
Dred
Rage Allnutt Mortuaries
Phils
AM ‘Mitter
George Allman
Phillies
Maegin
Andrews
Tink Davies
Pasidena
Michael Lunt
Baltimore API
Ballif
Aparicio la Sezuns
Putton
Robinson
Gentile
Land
Babs
Seu
Tom Gentileond
Shell
J. G. Blacks
Aparkly
Seinnery
David Moffat
Trun
tBalimore
Yanks
Mickey Bouton
Brides Mantle
Reniffin
Hind
Howard
Imberts
Mall
Dim Bouton
Vieiows
Brown
Wall
L-Williams
Imoore
Jack Brandl
Chlcago
Pentase
NA Tavis
Phovade
Peilehin
San Brancusen
Haeinarly
Buttshur
Marlee Keenac
Nlchelo
Citenitety Tho
Sega
Tne
Uae
Orioles
Yank
Tex Angeles Drysdale
Bonne
San Francie
International League Ny
Adolph Plummer
New Mexicn
John Pennel
Northeast
Pastiabna
Plummer
Pennel
Sport
Manchester
Louisville
Maria Bueno
Arlene Ward
Henry Cooper
Louis
USTFF
Participar Nm Wi
Hello Union
Pres
Aly Oleh
Hank
Clay
Ealls
Goliath Bien Piso
Buena
Speaker's Corner
Iduwamd
Bentley
Hyde Park
Torgent
le Beet
CSU
Fred Wilt
U.S
Westland Cups
Ita
University of Chicago
Cole
Carl Kraus
Wn. Siegmann Vineth
Alvin Greenwalt
Bena
Winior
Tee
Hiway Ap Loveland
Cloverlore
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!