Grand Slam in 10th Sends Evansville Past Denver 9-5
A dramatic 10th inning featured a grand slam by Gene Wisan to power Evansville over Denver 9-5. The Evansville Triplets rallied after trailing late as Ramon Webster, Gonvato Marquez, and Roger Cain provided key hits. Oklahoma City at Denver and Indianapolis at Jowahful were also on the schedule.
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Elks B Defeats Sterling 4 0 In Rain shortened Game
The Creeley Elks B shutout Sterling 4 0 Friday amid rain, with Arnie Lopes driving in three runs on timely hits. Lopez allowed no earned runs over six innings, while Steve Reifschneider and Steve Pargas contributed key plays in the field and at bat. Final: Elks B 4 Sterling 0. next game Sunray vs Keevesburg at Butchi.
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Cowan Halts Highland 4-1 in Friday League Tilt
Cowan Pirates defeated Highland 4-1 at Butch Futler Field as Loyal Gallatin allowed four hits and struck out eight while Doug May yielded two hits in relief. Jeff Fanning and Greg Riddach contributed key hits and Cowan built a 4-0 lead before Highland scored in the ninth. Next up for Cowan is a Tuesday clash with Longmont Legion.
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Greeley Razorbacks split double with Greenwood Electric
The Colorado Greeley Razorbacks, Colorado's women's softball champions, battled Iowa state champs Greenwood Electric in a split doubleheader at Greeley West High. Greenwood won the first game 7 1, while the Razorbacks dominated the second 12 0 in a shutout. Debris and errors plagued both teams as Greenwood surged in the sixth inning of the opener. Phyllis Schachterle earned the win in the second game. Debbie Webber, Barb Reisler and Jody Unterseher led the offense. The teams meet again tonight at 7:30 for the first of two games.
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Phyllis Schachlerle
Fran Sixkiller
Creemwood Electric
Golf Notes Tee-off Times for Women's Association
Golf notes list tee times and player names for the Women’s Association at the Sheeley Country Club Tuesday monthly tournament. It records start times from 5:00 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. and includes participants such as M. Kingbury, G. Wall, J. Rathe rman, J. Sumer Pit, and A. Mage among many others.
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Sheeley
Andersar Hewlett-Packard 26 and Ticking 2 Clash in Softball War
In Thursday play, Andersar Hewlett-Packard leads 26 with Monfort MM Cilkers and Bhuipke Brothers & Razorettes facing the Maton Women's Calf Assa. Wiel and June arrive as key contenders in a tense league clash.
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Errors Help Pirates Stop Dodgers in NL Chase
In tight NL action, the Dodgers lost ground as the Pirates held the lead in the West and the Mets stretched their NL East advantage. Gladding and Sutton delivered relief for Houston and Los Angeles while Philadelphia and Houston pressed for wins, with Sutton’s brief rough start costing Los Angeles.
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City Softball Rainouts Repaired With June 16 23 Games
Rainouts in the City Softball League are rescheduled for Friday June 1 to 3 with the same start times. Games include UGS vs Bayly Manufacturing at 5 pm, Fort Metal vs Monfort Pack, and Bar Corn vs Drswall as listed.
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Audubon Society Plans Meet and Latham Field Trip
Members of the Greeley Audubon Society will hold a Bekl trip to Latham Reservoir east of Kar Lake before their regular meeting Monday. They will meet at the Ramada Inn Evans parking lot at 2 00 p m and caravan to Latham or join there. The group then meets at 8 00 p m at the First National Bank Grente y for a movie about Latham Reservoir and a slide program Birds of Weld County. The first fall meeting is set for Monday September 1.
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Orioles Stay Above .500 With Win Over Rangers
The Baltimore Orioles held a narrow margin to beat the Texas Rangers 22 Friday night, lifting to a second straight victory and just over the .400 mark. Paul Blair fueled the win with three hits including a fourth inning double driving in the go ahead run, while Gaylord Perry earned the win for Cleveland and Boston's win over California shortened by rain. Other AL results included Kansas City over New York, Oakland over Detroit, and Chicago over Milwaukee.
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Brundage Probes Hunter Eligibility for Olympics
Munich report says Avery Brundage questions Robby Hunter’s fitness for the Games amid a backstory including a knife fight killing in Charleston and a year in Manning correctional facility. Hunter holds four US Amateur titles and Pan Am medals but faces IOC scrutiny over eligibility and spirit rules.
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