Missouri Triumphs 15-1 Over Colorado State in NCAA Play
Missouri overwhelmed Colorado State 15-1 as walks and timely hitting powered the Tigers in the opening night of the NCAA baseball tournament. Junior Wren and Patchett each contributed key hits, while Don Boenker earned his ninth win despite six walks.
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League baseball results amid tangled score lines
American and National League games are reported with chaotic OCR detail showing runs, hits, and pitching changes. Notable lines include Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago New York and Brooklyn clashes with varied box scores and late innings. some entries are garbled, but the gist cites Feller, Grasso, and Campanella among others and multiple doubleheaders or suspended games.
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Two Ags Coast In Collegiate Rodeo Opening Go-Round
Portland Oregon June 13 One college cowboy win ramped on a highly by Arabian bull and others had a rough night with hard ducking horses elusive calves and wins a licked tort Innat night opening of the National Collegiate Rodeo. The rodeo held in Multnomah as a feature of the Portland Rose Festival drew a crowd of 12 057 for the go round. Injured cowboy Pelo Milch s dil of Montana Blaze was thrown at the Brahma bull riding then his animal stomped on his neck. He was released from hospital after examination showed no obvious injuries. Dick Barrett of Oklahoma A and M was the night's only double winner winning the barsback ridings and the wild cow hurting. The last Yank him 67.7 seconds but he was the only one to squeeze out any milk at all. The turf produced slow times but Art Fulk ervon Washington State college turned in a creditable 6.5 seconds. Success Micerigy and Bill Guess Fardin Simmons 18.4 in wall roy. Fags oy Lilley Colorado A and M I won the saddle brane go-round Red Frary Colorado A and M pole riding and Carol Mosher Montana State Texan barrel race.
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Deaths and Funerals in Eaton Colorado
Fred Harper of Eaton dies with services at Waldron Mortuary Eaton Colorado. Funeral rites at Wildrop Mortuary Chapel 103 Saturday with interment at Eaton Cemetery.
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Ickes Family Names At Windsor Mortuary Service
George Ickes of 400 Ulra Aleel Windsor is listed with multiple relatives including Charlotte Ickep and J G Ickes of Chehalis Washington. Other Ickes family members include Alexander of Los Mal anve California Reuben of Brits Culo and Marie of Denver. Services Saturday at German Congregational Church then Lakeview Windsor.
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Cloughs to Face Brighton at Forbes Field Tonight
Cloughs will play Brighton at Forbes Field in the second half of a roll ball doubleheader. The Clough Brighton game follows the Greeley Merchants and Fort Lupton girls’ contest, scheduled for 8 p.m. The Fort Morgan game was moved previously.
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Two Close Games Highlight Thursday 4-H Softball Play
Beebe Draw defeated Willow Creek 105 in Class B action at Forbes Field. In Class A races Cloverly beat West Ward 12 11 and Kuner edged Galston 2 0 as tight games defined the slate.
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Yankees Win Sixth Straight as Tigers Stumble
New York, June 12 The Yankees extended their lead with a 6-4 win over Detroit, Tom Morgan delivering a complete game shutout. Hank Bauer homered, and Casey Stengel praised the club after they tightened their hold atop the American League. The Tigers dropped their seventh straight loss as ex-Red Sox players struggled. Allie Reynolds to face Mike Garcia in the Western swing opener.
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Cleveland Beats Washington 7-4 in Nine Innings
Cleveland pitcher Hob Fuller earned his sixth win after a tough start, with Pete Reiser contributing a three-run homer and Luke Easter driving in key runs. Washington scored late but fell short as Reiser homered and Vernon, Wood, and Runels tallied for the Senators.
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Northern Colorado Golfers Meet Wellshire in Best Ball
Northern Colorado golfers head to Denver's Cherry Hills for a best ball match Sunday against Wellshire, the Denver League leaders. The Northern Colorado team is led by Les Fowler and Bob Baker with players from five cities. Fowler and Baker previously finished first and second at the last meet in Greeley.
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Cardinals Demolish 6 Dodgers In 15-10 Rout
The St. Louis Cardinals routed six Brooklyn Dodger pitchers 15 to 10 as they piled up 18 hits, six doubles and a homer by Del Rice. Preacher Roe struggled early, Hill Werle closed strong, and the Dodgers could not contain the Redbirds offense.
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Al Brosch Opens with 68 in U.S. Open field
Al Brosch fired a 68 to lead the U S Open, with Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, Horton Smith and Weir M. among early contenders. The windy, firm Northwood course yielded only a few subpar rounds as notable pros and Colorado entrants struggled to break par on the 782 yard layout.
Thursday's Stars in Baseball Action
Pete Reiser of the Indians delivered a three run pinch homer off Spec Shea to lift Clever Tanda over Washington 7 to 4. Lew Burdette of the Braves pitched eight strong innings in relief to defeat the Pirates 11 to 2.
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Hart wins in Wimbledon Wightman Cup singles
Wimbledon England June 13 Doris Hart defeats Mrs Jean Rinkel in the first singles match 63 63 to give the United States an early advantage in the 1952 Wightman Cup against Great Britain Asia.
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