Colorado State Bears Enter Omaha NCAA Playoffs
Colorado State University baseball team entrained from La Salle for Omaha to compete in the NCAA District 7 tournament. The Bears, Rocky Mountain Conference champions, prepare to face Missouri in their first round, aiming to continue their strong 13 of 15 regular-season showing and WW run in the national spotlight.
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Omaha
al Minaya
Jerry McMillen
Bob Blegel
Bob Stewart
Milt Ardrey
Rich Howerton
Sevk Trofhelz
Larry Keck
George Sage
Dick Porter
Bob Distefsac
Don Whl- Heme
Doug Diercka
Deb Davies
Alco Difalia
Art Wollenweber
Pete Butler
Trofbels
Ilven
Leigh
Kebr
Minaya God Stewart
Castle Hotel
Irm
Colorado State
Rocky Mountain
Beare
Denver
Dropylin
Oklahoma
Bears
University of Southern California
Tinjans
Venas
Harry Wise
Wes Moines
Wine Tred
Klye Ue Trojans
Butler
George Sute
Mts Hehe
Lowry Field
Candy Lo Foon
Hbert
North Platte Rout Bears In Tight Practice Battle
North Platte Platters substituted freely as they defeated Colorado State 14 to 6 in a hastily played basketball game. Colorado State, en route to Omaha for the college world series, traveled by train after a late bus breakdown. The game was delayed nearly an hour by late arrivals and featured three North Platte pitchers in relief as the locals dominated from the third inning onward. Cheyenne death notice for Mrs. John Whitaker, 62, a member of a prominent Wyoming family, follows.
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Neb
North Platte Plattemen
Colorado State College
Colorado State
Omaha
Perios
Kearney
Collegians
Hou
North Pistle
Clee
Stewart
Drylee
Ardrey
Willams
Blegal
McMillan Mason
McGovern
Trang
Hackhaus
L. Young
Cheyenne
John Whitaker
Wyoming
Deaths and Funerals notice collection
Deaths and Funerals notices list Teya Kagohara of Greeley with Rosary service and funeral at St James Church and interment at Lion Grove, plus Mary E Strohauser of LaSalle with descendants in San Diego and California, and Margaret Pirzezek of Philadelphia. other Strohauser family members in LaSalle and Keeneshore. Arrangements to follow.
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Kagohara
Teya Kagohara
Noceset of Grealey
Greeley Buddhist Church
Maeys
Lion Grove
Trohauer Acs
Mary E. Strohaer
LaSalle
Willan
Theodore Strohauer
San Diego
Fredrick Strohauer
San Bernardino
Calif
Joseph Strauaner
U. S. Navy
San Francisco
David Stronauer
U. & Air Force
el Paso
Margaret Pirzezek
Philadelphia
Albert Stroshauer
Keeneshore
Harry,Paul
John Atrehauer
All Et LaSalle
Blakeman and Bettinger Obituaries From Windsor Area
Obituary notices for Triford Corbin Blakeman of Masonville and Fana Louise Hettinger of Windsor report survivors including spouses, children, and siblings. Details note services Wednesday at Zion Evangelical Church Windsor with interment at Lake View Cemetery.
Merchanettes Start 1952 Season With Win Over Sterling
Merchanettes Nip-Sterling 42 in opener as Greeley hosts 1952 softball. Melen Belthiler pitched for Merchaneltes with strong support from Schluter in a seven inning win. Sterling tallies came on a Plwder Eisenach homer and Hayes run, while Belthiler and Schluter led the offense and pitching. The Morchanotten next face Denver Industrial Dank at the Co tens in the Rocky Mountain region as Grroley opens the 1952 season Wednesday.
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Greeley Merchanettes
Lila
Sterling Mayes Malorys
Wie Sterlingiamond
Melen Belthiler
Merchaneltes
Schluter
Sterling
Plwder Eisenach
Ghoard
Hayes
Lise Nach
Orrin Tucker Questioned on Milliron Suit
Port Morgan Colorado June 5 Orrin Tucker testified as an out of order witness in a suit filed by Milliron Corporation of Orchard seeking to regain possession of 13 000 acres of oil and gas leases Tucker helped drill a second well near Drehard and denied ordering the first well abandoned He said Groves Milliron president had indicated the company preferred not to deal further and wanted the leases back The hearing set to begin June 12 involves multiple Weld County figures and a seismograph company has surveyed Milliron land
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Colo
Orrin Tuckee
Milliron Corporation of Orchard
Tucker
Ademlad
Milian Ia
Milliron
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Grover
Drehard
Mlard Huey
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Colorado-Wyoming
Coluado- Wyoming
Amie Ninse
Amie Ninse Subpnonaed Ta Tos Fits Arn Karl Siler
Calo Claude Womack
Altho Peroxs
Murcan
Beores
Pirantnent
Barney Hontchene
Greeles
Two Great Stars of Athletics in NCAA as Pilots
Omaria June 10 reports two former Philadelphia Athletics stars Jack Coontla and Jack Berry set to appear in Omaha as rival coaches in the eight team World Series of College Baseball. Coontla coaches at Duke and Berry has led Holy Cross to a 12 2 week record with two games left. Texas Penn State clash opens at 1 p.m. MST with Duke-Oregon State to follow.
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NCAA
Omaria
Comrie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Omaha
Orchas
Jack Coontla
nx-Athletics
National Collegiate Athlete Association
World Searles
Cole Loge
Holy Cross
Sergon
Barry
Coombs
Texas
Penn State
Duke
Oregon State
Holy Grass
Missouri
Colorado Stile
Holy Gross
Western Michigan
Owahans
Colorado State
Brain
Flood waters swamp Highway 4 near Hayden Colorado
Flood waters from the Yampa River backed up to cover a 300 yard stretch of Highway 4 two miles west of Hayden and a second section earlier west. Traffic moved slowly at three to five inches deep while rail crews fought to keep trains moving. High temperatures melted snow boosting water levels on Gunnison and Colorado rivers as deputy sheriff warned dikes should hold barring a major change.
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Craig
Colo
Bolween
Hayden
State Patrol
Wiles
Traffin
Colorado
Denver & Mio Grande
Grand
Gunnison
William J. Wallace
Connecticut
Gunasaon
Leo
Major league baseball scores and fencing policy note
In recent sports box scores the American League game Chicago at Washington was postponed with scattered players listed and mixed team lines. A federal land fencing policy statement from Cheyenne clarifies the U S land and survey office will not direct fencing by ranchers in Wyoming, deeming such a policy impractical.
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Washington
War Grounds
Detroit
Hreaton
Cox
Stuart
Houttenian
Nanhouver
White
Ginsberg
Parnell
Scarborough
Masterson
Delock
U. S. Land and Survey
Perry Willian
Cheyante
Wyoming
Boston Braves Triumph Over Pirates in Tight Win
Boston Braves defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 as Big Jim Wilson pitched effectively, earning his fourth win of the season. The Braves, now six wins in eleven since Charley Grimm became manager, benefited from a hot start and strong defense. Billy Meyer was ejected in the sixth for disputing a fair drive off Ralph Kiner, while Del Greco belted his first major league home run in the sixth.
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Pittsburgh
Jim Wilson
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wilson
Braves
Charley Grimm
Bill Hagel
Jorda
Robby del Greco
Flash Storm Darkens Part New York City
A June New York City storm with winds up to 84 mph knocked out power to thousands as Long Island Lighting reported 99 percent outage for eight hundred thousand people. A 225-pound man fell from a rooftop in Manhattan, two men were critically injured on Long Island, and many trees were downed. Traffic lights failed and temperatures dropped sharply as near one inch of rain fell in 23 minutes at Mitchell Air Force Base.
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New York
Nerce
Manhattan
Long Bach
Long Island Lighting Company
New York City
Mitchell Air Force Base
Long Island
Hornsby Fired Marion Named Brownie Pilot at Lola
On Tuesday St Louis owner Bill Veeck dismissed Branch Rickey era manager Eddie Hornsby and named Marty Marion to replace him at the Browns. Marion inherits the manager post as the club begins a new chapter after a Pacific Coast league stint and a Seattle championship year. The deal with Hornsby was settled privately.
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l—Rogers
Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Billi Veeck
Marty Marion
Veeck
Tront
Browne
Thie
Seattle
Baal
Remots Sontrel
Benton
Marion
Whe
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Hie Frat Yi Helm
Boston
Nounce
Supreme Court Refuses Morgan County Appeal
The U S Supreme Court declined to hear Lowell John Block's appeal alleging unlawful blood tests after a fatal highway crash near Hilrose, Colo. Block had been sentenced in Fort Morgan to five to ten years for vehicular homicide while intoxicated. The case centers on blood sampling legality and the crash fatalities.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Morgan County
Washiegton
the Supremen
Lowell John Block
Fort Morgan
Colo
King
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Hilrose
Hock
Black
Injured In Labor Fight On Pipeline Job Near Mayaville
Mayaville Kentucky reports show about 250 workers clashed over a pipeline project in Lewis county. The disturbance damaged trucks tractors and bulldozers with losses around 25000 dollars. State police from Morvhiwad aided and wounded were sent to Morehead hospital. None said seriously hurt.
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Mayaville
Lewis County
Morvhiwad
Morehead
Navy Test Pilot Claims New Altitude Mark for Flight
Washington reports a Navy test pilot reportedly flew to about 14 miles altitude to set a new world record for humans. Walter J. Horney of NACA cited pilot Bill Bridgeman in a Touglan built Skyrocket, with radar gear slowing climb, height better than 79,000 feet. Defense officials only acknowledged breaking prior altitude records. The prior balloon record stood at 12,394 feet set by Orville Anderson and Albert Stevens in Rapid City, Dak, November 1995.
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Navnal Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Navy
Walter 'J. Horney
NACA
Bill Bridgeman
Boonty
Defense Department
Orvil Anderson
Albert Stevens
Rapid City
Chapman rallies to beat Maxwell in French Amateur
Dick Chapman from North Carolina used a strong afternoon round to overcome Billy Maxwell of Texas in the French Amateur final. Maxwell led 1 up after 16 holes before Chapman surged, finishing 4 and 3 to claim the title.
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Dick Chapman
Maxwell
Paris
Jung
Iinenural
N.C
Pueblo Stillsts Denver Skysox Tied for Fourth
Pueblo remains in the fourth place as Denver and the Sky Sox clash in a 4-3 game. Sam Slaton injures his ankle yet contributes, Pueblo edges Lincoln 10-4, Omaha blasts Wichita 16-6, Sioux City rolls Denver 9-3, and Omaha sweeps a doubleheader while Central City falters in the standings.
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Sox
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Joop Kamen
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Dion
al Tacinte
Arcond
Bob Crala Wadd
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Lincoln
Te Dalgara
Sioux City
Caria
Wichita
Ble
Jack Shirley
Cardighthander
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Neil Hertwick
Dick Cardell
Centersioux City
Beare
Casper High Student Die in Boxelder Canyon Fall
A 15 year old Casper high school student, Curtin Craig, died after slipping from a steep canyon in Boxelder creek while camping with his father in Converse county yesterday. A doctor lowered by ropes arrived, but could not save him from injuries.
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Wye
Boxelder Ranron
Converse County
Qurtin Craig
Curtia
Hox Elder Creek
New Infield For Greeley Legion 9 Host Boulder Opener
Greeley Legion's 1952 team will field six new infielders for the season at La Salle field. Manager Pete D'Amato plans to start five players who saw duty last year and may use Don Briscoe in right field. Philips, Josephson, Weinhold, and others compete for spots as the club aims for district and sectional titles.
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American Legion
la Salle Field
Pete D'Amato
Ituly
Mel Josepheon
Bert Phillips
Don Briscoe
Dossphton
D'Amato
Philips
Ducker
Phillips
Larry Nhwe
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Paul Weinhold
Alea
Ken Meyers
Paul Villa
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Hub Burgess
Alao
Allan Turner
Vern Blane
Syd Goodwine
Theodoa Holland
Derrell Taylor
Louieville
Boulder
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Littlaton
Bel
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Grand Junction
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Jute Tengues
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Groeley
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