Greeley Elks Dominate Johnstown in 19-0 rout
Greeley Elks pitcher Ray Weber starred in a one sided 19 to 0 victory over Johnstown at Forbes Field. Weber worked through control issues as Elks hitters pounded surrendering Johnstown pitching with multiple players driving in runs. Carbaugh and Sitzman contributed key hits and three innings of relief while the Elks defense held Johnstown to zero runs.
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Eaton's Blohm Hurls No No In Blanking La Salle 10
In a 1963 game Mayer pitched for La Salle as Eaton's Blohm spun a no hitter in a 10 to 0 victory. La Salle managed a single run in the first and final frames while Eaton's defense allowed few baserunners. Mayer walked four and had wildness that hampered La Salle’s offense as Bretun and others reached via walks.
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British Amateur All Over for Americans
The article notes American players faltering in the British Amateur Golf Championship, with key names and match results showing Americans knocked out and English players advancing. It covers various sports results including baseball and golf, highlighting U.S. attempts and outcomes at Salt Lake City and in other PAL action.
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Salida Arkansas Boat Races Open Upset in Slalom Event
Salida Arkansas hosts a two day slalom boat race on the Arkansas River with winners determined by best two day scores. The field features Salida, Denver, Slate College and other participants in rigid and canvas boat divisions. Ted Munkrns leads Salida while Ban and rival crews challenge in a dramatic format with matches against Walker Cup figures in golf related notes interwoven.
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Cadet Exchange Tour With Mexican Military Academy
A group of 18 U S Air Force cadets visited the Mexican Military Academy in Mexico City. The mission aimed to establish cross nation contacts and observe horsemanship and military drills. Attendance reached 1 310 with reported handle 216 425 in a detailed accounting of the event.
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Purdue Runner Wins Houston 100-Yarder
Houston Track Club led the federation meet with 23 points in the six mile run as Purdue’s runner Adams surged to a late finish to win the 100 yard dash. Auburn’s Way placed second with 3.5 seconds over a field including Notel from Hurt An College and McMurry College competitors.
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Major League Leaders and Track Meet Highlights
Baseball leaders include Groat Aaron Robinson and Cepeda with top batting and RBI marks, plus pitching leaders Drysdale Koufax Stock and others. In track, Bill Cornell of Southern Illinois won the half mile, Hessel and Cornell duel for fast times, and Mary Rose and Sue Schexnayder led women's events with near-record marks at the Texas Track Club meet.
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College World Series Opens Monday With Me in Favored Role
Long text notes Texas boxing injury and NCAA baseball context. Amended focus on College World Series opening Monday with Texas and Holy Cross matchups, pitcher depth, and past tournament trends, mentioning Western Michigan and Arizona joining field, and a critical boxing injury in Amarillo as side detail.
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Cheyenne Sees Two No-Hitters in Doubleheader
In Cheyenne Wyoming on Friday the Cheyenne Legion team achieved a historic doubleheader with two no hitters. Marty Hernandez won the first game on a walk and two errors, while Southpaw Gary Gonpor also delivered strong pitching in the second game as the Oldtimers fell short.
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Swin Coach Appointed at CC in Palmer Area
Jorrel W. Lear, age 8, named swimming coach at CC and Palmer High School in a dual post. Former University of Denver footballer, pursuing a master's at University of Colureths, previously coached at Pac nia Thigh School before Palmer.
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University of Colureths
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Washington Senators player sets consecutive games record
A Washington Senators veteran extends his streak to a career best by appearing in a record number of consecutive games, signaling his durability and value to the team. Manager and teammates praise the veteran for consistency and leadership as the club pushes toward the season’s standings.
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Snell Wins One Mile in 3 55 at Compton Track Meet
New Zealand star Grell Snell led Peter Bently and rivals to victory in the feature one mile at the Compton Invitational. Snell chased hard through the final laps, clocking 3 minutes 55 seconds as Beatty, Burleson, Weisiger and other top runners trailed at the tape. Sternberg set a high jump mark of 16 feet 8 inches, a first in the event. Murray Halberg won the 5,000 meters in 13 52.0 with Clohessy second and Kidd third. Williams of Arizona State equaled the listed 40-yard dash world record at 4 3/5 seconds, while Plummer posted a pending mark near 4 4/5.
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Friel Named Big Sky Chief New Conference Commissioner
Jack Friel 65, renowned basketball coach, was chosen as Big Sky Conference commissioner. He will retire from Washington State University after 35 years, assume duties July 1, establish officials bureau and statistics unit, and oversee new league bylaws limiting athletic scholarships among Idaho, Idaho State, Montana, Montana State, Gonzaga, and Weber State.
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Veteran pitcher up for sale after Braves denials
The Associated Press reports on Friday that 36 year old pitcher Bladette was rumored to be placed on waivers by the Braves then removed. Cardinals showed interest while Braves denied any sale or waivers terms, with talk of a route to the American League.
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West Germany to host World Figure Skating Championships
ISU congress awarded next year's World Figure Skating Championships to West Germany. The World Speed Skating Championships will be staged in Lulea February 22 23 and the European Championships in Oslo January 10 19. The Ladies World Speed Skating Championships were awarded to Krisiuchavin Sweden February 15 16.
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Spangenberg Sparkles as Dartmouth Rolls Unbeaten
Spangenberg accounted for 171 yards and all key stat columns except passes thrown in Dartmouth football's unbeaten season start. He sparked the offense with runs and passes, while the defense limited opponents and set up scoring chances.
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