U S Hunts For Top Sprinter In NCAA Track
Berkeley report on the hunt for the NCAA top sprinter as national trials near Los Angeles. It notes potential stars from Texas to Kansas State and Oklahoma A&M, cites Andy Stanfield’s injury recovery, and lists Patton and Dillard among leading U S sprinters with Kay Wells and Dean Salthwith posting fast times.
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Dean Smith
Tex
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Ital “Patton
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Dean Salthwith
Sreters
Paul Wells
Snead Seeks Fourth PGA Title at Louisville Big Spring
Snead aims to repeal his 1951 PGA triumph and capture a fourth title. The event runs June 18 24 at Louisville Big Spring Golf Club with renewed emphasis on power driving. The field includes past champions Sarazen and Snead already with three wins. contenders anticipate fierce match play across three rounds.
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Ferns Welterweight Champion Dies After Long Illness
Fy-Welter titlist James R. Ferns known as Rube Ferns died after a three year illness at age 3? Souemon, a former gunner, held the world welterweight title twice around 1900. He defeated Smit and Hewes, lost to Matthews and Walcott in title bouts. Western League scores include Lincoln 1h Puemo 6 and Denver 12 Sioux City 9.
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Rube) Ferns
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Matts Matthews
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Deaths and Funerals Eaton Family Remembered
Mir. Fred Harner of Eaton passed away at Waldron Mortuary Chapel after brief illness. Services held Saturday with interment at Eaton Cemetery conducted by Waldron Mortuary.
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Richards Mortuary Notice in Windsor Colorado
ICKES George Iekes of 460 Elm Street Windsor Marchand of Charlotte Irkes father of J.G. Ickes of Chehalle Warde Alexander Ickes Loe Male anag Calif Rewton Ickes of Brush Cols Mrs Charlotte Schachierle of Oden Utah Marle Iskes of Denver and Mra Sarah Brack of Vetiver Services 3 pm Saturday at Gemen Congregational Church Toterment Lakeview Windsor
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KFKA to broadcast C State NCAA games this week
KFKA will broadcast Colorado State NCAA tourney games from Omaha. The double elimination regional pairs Texas versus Penn State and Colorado State versus Missouri in first round action. KOI CBS in Omaha and Council Bluffs will provide on site announcer and engineer, with the broadcast fed to KFKA in the station's area.
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Grizzlies End Skid With Win Over Loos
Grizzlies break losing streak as Porter stars for Oakland tied to Sky Sox in a 12-9 victory. Porter drove in three runs after a solid series at bat while contributions came from Denver Heart and Omaha’s offense as several teams posted wins across the league.
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Baseball Scores From A Busy National League Night
National League results show Philadelphia, Chicago, and St. Louis in tight games with late rallies. Brooklyn edged St. Louis in an extra inning thriller while New York and Cincinnati split, and Pittsburgh and others posted runs in varied innings. American League notes include Detroit, New York, Cleveland, and Washington with close finishes and key performances by Hoeft, Gineberg, and Berra.
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Clough's Wins as Greeley Opens Softball Season
Clough's defeats Greeley Merchanettes 12 to 3 at Forbes Field in the 1952 opener. Koehler starred for Clough's with a five inning stint, four strikeouts, and a two homer, four RBI performance including a grand slam type scoring burst. Merchanettes were led by Ruth Adams with a three RBI triple, but fell to Denver Industrial Bank affiliates.
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Sauer Hammers Three Homers To Keep Up His Pace
Hall of Famer Hank Sauer belts three homers off Curt Simmons to spark a 4-2 Phillies win, continuing a sizzling pace that has him drawing heavy 1969 era debate over lineup inclusion and star power.
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Athletics rally past White Sox for sixth inning win
Philadelphia Athletics beat Chicago White Sox 6 to 3 as Al Clark homered in a four run sixth inning. Clark filled in for injured Gus Zernial, who sat out with a barley horse injury after Tuesday’s game, while Ferris Fain doubled home Kiddie Jnost and Elmer Valo added a single as Elmer Valo and Hal Hevon contributed in the rally.
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Beatrice Plans Large Denver Warehouse and Freezing Unit
Beatrice Foods vice president W. Canon announced a new warehouse and quick freezing facility in the Denver stockyards district. The unit will hold 12 million pounds of food, with completion planned by October. The building measures 22 by 11? feet and cost estimates were not available.
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Washington Bears Indians clash in tense interleague duel
June 11 report details a pitching duel between Porterfield and Lemon. Washington edges Cleveland 10 to 0 as Runnels and Wond drive in runs in the eighth. Porterfield allows few threats, while Dale Mitchell and Eddie Yost momentarily challenge the inning. Hank Sauer homers thrice for the Cubs in a 22nd straight win over the Phillies.
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Greeley Legion crushes Boulder in near four hour bout
Chicago June 12. Hank Sauer leads in all star voting as Greeley Legion defeats Boulder 44 to 8 in a marathon game. Don Briscoe drives in six with two homers, Mel Josephson adds two doubles, while newcomers Mossberg and Alcaraz shine behind the plate. Next, Greeley faces Fort Lupton at Lupton field in their second game of the season.
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Jake LaMotta Beats Murphy In Detroit Wide Victory
Jake LaMotta defeated Irak Bob Murphy by a unanimous decision before about 16 000 fans in Detroit. LaMotta, weighing 1694, used a late surge with hard lefts to drop Murphy and win clearly on the scorecards as Murphy’s southpaw style troubled him for most of the bout.
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Burl and Riddell Enter NCAA AAU Track Meets in California
Alex Burl and Gordon Riddell of Colorado A and M college will compete at the NCAA track and field championships at the University of California Berkeley on June 13 and 14. They then plan to travel to Long Beach for the AAU meet on June 20 and 21. Burl set a Skyline Conference record with a 9.8-second 100 yards and a 21.x second 220. Riddell vaulted 14 feet and tied for first in the conference pole vault, while Burl also placed well in other events.
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Pigeons and TV mark Louisville council action and local quirks
Louisville aldermen approved an ordinance imposing a fine for feeding pigeons amid a tale of a noted pigeon feeder and his son the mayor. In San Lulu Colorado a TV station is absent provoking a community gathering to view a distant Houston signal.
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Hoff Hotchkiss High names new football coach 1952
Harry Tieff, 26, former Mesa College and Western State football player, named head football coach at Hotchkiss High for the 1952 season. He succeeds Ken Helzer, who becomes assistant grid coach under the new regime.
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