C-State Baseball Team Faces Rained Out Practice Schedule
The 1962 C State Bears see workouts washed out as weather disrupts plans ahead of the College World Series. Coach Buller notes missing practice won’t hurt, hoping mental sharpness carries the squad to Omaha. Players listed include pitchers Dyer Pine Andrade Jewell and others, with Chamberlain handling CSC gear.
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Colorado Biste College
Pete
Bears
Butler
Pine
Andrade
Faulkner
Jewell
Lochner
Miyamoto
Kuydam
Greeley
Harper
Yearling
Chamber
Iain
C-State
Holy Cross
Buller
Eddie Dyer
Pat
Ernie
Jay Woodward
John Barnes
Bill Jewell
Jim Lochner
Mike
Kelly
Jack Miyamoto
Joe Bonacquista
Kim Spence
al Suydam
Gary Harper
Julie Yearling
Hon. Paulkter
Tommy Carlson
Mikely Henwood
Ron Bellinger
Chuck Chamberstain
Chamberlain
CSC
American Legion Baseball Schedule Highlights Local Matches
The schedule lists Legion and Cheyenne games at La Salle and Greeley venues. Notable fixtures include Logan B Eston against Greeley Legion, plus Erie facing Greeley Elks, with multiple 6 pm and 8 pm start times.
Cards End Slump as Musial Hero Sparks Reds Win
St Louis Cardinals erase a late deficit to beat the Cincinnati Reds 10-9 in 11 innings on Stan Musial’s homer, lifting a season-long slump. Manager Johnny Keane says the big rally signals the worst skid behind them as they prepare for a four-game series with the Giants. The Giants lead the Cards by 10 games but arrive off a two-game skid.
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Sir. Louis Iap
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Johnny Keane
Cincinnati Reds
Stan Musial
Garde Boort
Kearnald
Reds
Obituary notices from Weld County Nursing Home and others
Obituaries list multiple residents and relatives with service details. KUEN Polert Kiser and Elizabeth Zoller are noted with services at 8:30 a.m. Saturday and 10:90 a.m. Saturday respectively, at Linn Grove, with burial rooms and churches referenced. Arthur J. Kruse of Ft. Collins and many family members are named, with memorials or services pending at Macy's Drawing Room.
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Kuen Polert Kiser
Weld County Nursing Home
Macys
Toom
Iniarment Linn Grove
Elizabeth Zoller
The
Kenton Nursing Home
St. Paul's
Kinser
Arthur J. Kruse
Ft. Collins
Robert L. Kruse
Mineral Walls
Jexma
Mra
Virginia Pay Green
Graptay
Harry C. Kruse
Oladya
Ulrichroth
Piatteville
Charles P. Kruas
Beattie
Wael
John W. Kruse
Greefey
Orlo W. Kruse
Yapher Cove
Nov
Mee
Evelyn L. Honerodt
Yankees top Indians as Maris hits key homer in win
New York Yankees beat Cleveland 4 0 to 1 as Roger Maris slugged his 10th homer leading off, delivering the decisive blow after Perry held the Yankees to four hits through seven innings. Perry faltered in the eighth as Yanks widened their one game AL lead. Indians slide to third, two games back. Stafford earned his fifth win with a brisk effort, allowing only one run and three strikeouts over eight innings.
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NEW York
Bill Stafford
Maris
Roger Maris
Perry
New York Yankees
Yogi
Ameria
Berra
Imph
Cleveland
Indians
Yankees
Milner Kota
Stafford
Alaplow
Bubball
Phillips
Inings
Jim Perry
Twins 5 Athletics 2 in Minnesota rout
Rollins and Tantkowski propelled the Twins past Kansas City 6-2 as Tantkowski held KC to six hits. Bonkowski won on the mound with five strikeouts and no walks. The White Sox crushed the Angels 14-4 behind five singles and key RBI from Al Smith and Hershberger. Orioles dominated Washington 12-5 as six players scored twice and Baltimore piled up 14 hits.
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ST. Paul-Minntapolis
Rich Rollins
Joe Tantkowski
Minneson
Kansas City
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Orioles
Washington
Ilers
Jack Brandt
Pete Barnskie
Senator
Brooks Robinson
Oriole
Balimore
Burnside
Hippelmeyer
Han
Res
Katyna
Rudolph
Melzer
Bright
Fisher
Meott
Bau
W—Hoeft
L—Burnside
Washington, Hinton
Red Sox Rally Beats Tigers In Eight Inning Comeback
Carroll Hardy’s single followed Bob Tillman’s three base hit in Boston’s 5 4 win over Detroit. Tillman drove in the tying run as Mardy Fish? crashed a ball into left field for the go ahead score. Boston pitcher Earl Wilson allowed three infield singles through five, then bullpen miscues let Detroit take a 4 3 lead before the comeback.
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Boston
Carroll Hardy
Bob Tillman
Detroit
Tillman
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Tigers
Baston
Forniches
Jake Wood
Rocky Colovito
Gary Geiger
Wilson
Lary
Casale
Kline
Fox
Brown
Fornitlesite
Earley
Pagliaroni
W—Earley
Lkline
Tetrait
Wood
Jolavite
Geiger
Seven Women Bowled Perfect 300s in Ohio League
In Columbus, seven women in The Women's International Bowling Congress leaguer rolled 300s in early 1961. Named players include Marion Empson, Nella Fleck, Barbara Harding, Barbara Martin, Rely May, Joan McRae, and Mildred Ischafer. Three others posted 288.
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Columbus
Mary Elaine
Kansas City
Gloris Hec
Man
Jackson Mich
Joan
Xruczar
Boothwyn
Derby Field Swells As Seven Run Kentucky Classic Opens
The Associated Press reports a crowded Churchill Downs field with seven thoroughbreds contesting the early stages. Pitching by Stafford and strong hitting by Al Smith frame a 4-0 Chicago win over Cleveland, with the White Sox scoring twice on singles and none on walks. The Angels take an 8-4 victory behind Stover and solid batting.
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Associated Press
AI Stafford
Yan
Cleveland
al Smith
White Sox
Stover
Angeles Angels
Four Women Lead The Austin Civitan Open Golf
Veleyan Glinka Feeht and Sanitra Taynie led a crowded field at the Austin Civitan Open with a five-way tie after 18 holes. Notable names include Mickey Wright and Jackie Sung in pursuit, with Mary Mills and Judy Kimball among early leaders. Bettye Mims a hole-in-one on the twelfth hole boosted excitement at the Austin Country Club.
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Austin
Tex
Veleyan Glinka Feeht
Low
Sanitra Taynie
Mickey Wright
Jackie Sung
ST. Faul-Minneapolis
Bob Brumtiet
Tuleville
Miss
Minnesota
Brumfield
Wythe
Sherry Wheeler
Tour
Ferviss
Glasgow
Miss Haynin
Austin Country” Club
Miss Fecht
Wright
Tung
Bettye Mims
Danoft
Olympic basketball may be dropped from Games
Moscow AP report says four of 27 sports may be cut from the 1968 Olympics. IOC officials, led by Otto Mayer, expect a decision at Nairobi meeting next year. Mayer cites basketball and cycling as examples of professional sports in Western nations and notes state-sponsored athletes in Communist countries complicate amateur status.
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Moscow
Nairobi
Otto Mayer
Kenys
Mayer
Sak
Tian
Bieter
Amerca
Junior Legion Pitcher Fans 27 in win over rivals
A junior Legion pitcher struck out 27 over a game last season, fanning four in the ninth as the ball got away from the catcher on a third strike. The performance included three no hit efforts and four walks while allowing three singles in the late frames.
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Istelke
Sadecki Cards Feud Ends in Disruption
In St Louis AP report, Cardinal management filed terse statements after a dispute between Sadecki and Keane. Devine suspended Sadecki for missing a Cincinnati game, citing a balky response and two home runs allowed in relief. Keane fined Sadecki previously for poor effort, which Sadecki denied as uncalled for.
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St, Louis
Pilcher Flay Sadecki
S. Louis
Sardina
Bing Devine
Johnny Kern
Devine
Cardinal
James Tourney
Sadecki
Keane
Umpire Al Barlick to Return After Eye Trouble
SPRINGFIELD ILLinois Umpire Al Barlick of the National League plans to return to work Friday in Chicago after a week at his Springfield home due to an eye infection that began in San Francisco and worsened until his eye swelled shut. Dawson wins US Senior Golf title by two in playoff with Hagarty at Rye New York.
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Springfield. I
Tar
al Barlick
National Baseball Ligue
Springfield
Barlick
Chicago
San Francisco
Rye
N.Y
George Dawson
U.S
George Haggarty
Yearald Southpaw
Detroit
Hales
Dawson
Glen Elion
Detroit Beats Kansas City in Long 1961 AL Season Game
Detroit defeated Kansas City in a three hour four minute game during the 1961 American League season, showcasing a standout performance and extended playtime as the top nine.
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Detroit
Kansas City
Pirates Rally Past Dodgers With Stuart’s Ninth Inning Home Run
Dicky and Stuart Stuart provided the rally for Pittsburgh as back-to-back singles set up a three-run homer in the ninth. Stuart’s seventh of the year capped a 3-2 comeback over Los Angeles, dropping the Dodgers from first to second place in the National League. Johnny Podres took the loss while Larry Sherry earned the win after shutting down LA through eight. Willie Davis homered for the Dodgers, but Pittsburgh sealed the win in a tight late surge.
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Pittsburgh
Dicky
Stuart Stuart
Pitsburgh
Larry Sherry
Pirates
Dodgers
Los Angeles Dodgers
Stuart
Johnny Podres
Podres
San Francisco Giants
Willie Davis
Angeles
Gittsburgh
Fodres
L. Sherry
M. Sherry
Haddix
Face
Eppert
Wace
Libersy
Los Angeles
Wt Davis
Stuart A
Spaho
Roman Mejias
Oth
Braves
Mien Honk Aaron
Gus Bell
Milwaukee
Jou
Tommie Aaron
Ray McMillan
Ed Mathews
Spahn
Don McMahon
Dog
Houston
Fischer
Crandall
Farrell
SteMahon
Sind Ranew
We—McMahon
L-Spahna
Mejias
Brewer Opens Golf Classic Lead Amid Star-Studded Field
Gay Brewer Jr. holds a one stroke edge at the Pinecrest Golf Classic after carding 68. Gene Littler and Earl Stewart chase from a stroke back, while Jack Nicklaus sits near the pack with 69 as Arnold Palmer falters due to a cold. The 140-player field competes for a 100000 prize at Upper Montclair Country Club.
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Grimeley
Prees Sports
Weise Clifton
Southrea Brewer Jr
Palmer
Errisan
Lover
Opes
Caryecoff
Nest Pak
Clipton
Arnold Palmer
Con Golf
Andigay Brewer Jr
Gene Littlersh
Cont Ford Steward Jr
Fred Hawkins
Dave Ragno
Ore
Boyntoa Seo
Jack Burze
Jone
Dave Marr Bulof
Tioug Sanders
Upper Montclair
Mason Fuxdolphin
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Earl Stewart
Chib
Dallas
Cardinals Dominate Reds In 8-2 Victory To Sweep Series
Ernie Broglio pitched a complete game to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to an 8-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds, completing a three-game sweep. Bill White hit a ninth inning homer in the five run fifth that capped a 16 hit attack. Curt Flood and Gotay each had three hits as the Cards erased an eight game skid prior to the series. Cincinnati scored twice in the sixth for final 8-2.
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ST. Louis
Ernie Brogia
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals
Redbirds
Browlie
Jim O'Toole
Bill White
Julian Javier
Julia
Gotay
Curt Flood
Reds
John Edwards
Eddie Kasko
Don Blasingame
Cincinnati
O'Toole
Nuri
Brosnan
Edwards
Broglio
Oliver
Broglis
Baseball scores and schedule from Thursday and Saturday
Major league results show Boston, Detroit, Minnesota, Kansas City, Chicago, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Washington, New York, Cleveland with varied wins. National League tallies list San Francisco, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Houston, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York. upcoming games noted for Thursday and Saturday.
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Laraue W. L. Pet
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Wight
W. B. Pet. G
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
San Franesco
Philadlphia
St. Laws
Cubs edge Giants in ninth as Rodgers stars
Chicago's Billy Pierce suffered his NL loss while Andre Rodgers drove in three runs including a homer to lift the Cubs 4 3 over San Francisco. Felipe Alou hit a ninth inning homer for the Giants as Don Cardwell earned the win to move to 2 and 6. Rodgers homered for Chicago and Miller and Haller teamed for the Cubs' scoring while Pierce fell to 6 and 4.
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Chicago
Billy Pierce
Andre Rogers
Chicago Cub
San Francisco Clants
Chicago White
Felipe Alou
Pirates
Pieece
Cubs
San Francisna
Pierce
Miller
Haller
Cardwell
Tapper
W—Cardwell
L—Pierce
Rodgers
San Francisco
F_ Alou
Boxing roundups from cities headline mixed results
Fights reported in Louisville Jamaica and Miami show a varied slate of outcomes. Vig from Louisville stops Randolph Bent in Kingston. Garcis tops Grady M tendon in Miami while Durie defeats Clement Sarrazin in Baie Saint Anne and Nobite KOed Espinosa in Bologna.
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Associated Press
Touisville
James FA
Halberg Aims to Break Two Records in One Race
Houston AP reports Murray Halberg the New Zealander world record holder for two and three miles will run in the Meet of Champions. He enters the three mile and plans a 5000 meter attempt, with officials ready to time the 5000m finish and a potential world mark.
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Houston
Tex
Murray Halberg
Champlons
Mert
Halberg
Rita
Pricey Cloverleaf race results yield a potential record
The Cloverleaf Thursday card lists numerous stakes and times including Runyon Hour at 23.40 and a claim of a world record by ALI in quiniela. Names like Earle Brucker and Juan's Sam appear with various odds and times, while a note hints at a possible personal record for a long distance run and a three mile set time of 39.97.
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Kitty
Quintela
My Prospector
Mei Yen
Quiniela
Earle Brucker
Steth’s Boy
Saymer
Time
Solar Mist
Holly Vale
Runyon'n
Mm's Baby Fire
Lugene
Weary Pie
Dime
Quintels
Jhuzy Dea
Sterno Kid
Big Barker
Lime
Nicks
Ote
Lime Ali
Icknea Ag
Juan
Sam
Vilos Rose
Tapper
Min Quin
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