Wake Forest Edges Colorado State In Nats Clash 10-0
Wake Forest rode strong pitching from Lowell Davis and timely hitting to rout Colorado State 10-0 in the nationals. Errors and first-inning misplays helped the Deacons jump ahead, while Gill sparked C State with a slow start before WF closed the door. The Bears will face Arizona in a later game after Western Michigan beat Oklahoma A&M and Colgate eliminated Southern California.
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National League scoreboard and baseball results report
Scoreboard style recap showing multiple games with Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago New York St Louis and other teams. Notable pitchers batters and inning scores listed with players such as Span Crone Buhl Wade Atwell Cretmnall Nuahell Burgess Dickson Lopate Rush Jeffcoat Mayer Cabilla Walker Campanella Haddix Law rence Weatrum Katt Maglie and Weatrum.
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Obituary for Gabriel Magallaner of Oakley Kansas
Gabriel Magallaner, of 417 ith Street, Hecitalion of the Rosary and Wednesday from Maeys drawing room. Requiem mass at 3 am Thursday from Our Lady of Peace Church. Interment Linn Grove.
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Gabriel Magallaner
Ith St
Charley Payne Services Set at Weldron Mortuary Chapel
Charley Payne of Maton dies leaving brother Sherman Payne of Gilman City Missouri and a sister in Kansas. Services at Weldron Mortuary Chapel Monday at 10 34 AM with interment near Trenton Minnesota Wednesday.
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Kansas
Weldron Mortuary Chapel
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Obituary notice for Catwell and Keller families
Vetter Mortuary Fort Lupton reports the death of Adda Remsell Catwell of Longmont and mentions survivors including Cordelia Knoop of Frederick Clara Padfield of Berkeley California Christobale Ramaell of Los Angeles and Charles C Keller of Los Angeles. Also survived by five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Arrangements later.
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Los Angeles
Meter
Birn
Charles C. Keller
Cloverleaf Race Results at Loveland shows Falr Tip win
Buddy Buehier's Falr Tip led from start to finish in the Grade A ninth at Cloverleaf Ken nel Club, breaking the track record with 31.99 seconds as 5,242 wagered new money. Double Life, seeking a four straight win, faltered to second after an early block, with Special Taxue third. Bets paid $14.40, $5.40, $6.00 for Falr Tip. other racing payouts noted for Rural Regwe, Mr. Gabby, and the quintela results overall.
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Regwe
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Helen He Ting
Furgol Wins at International Golf Championship
Ed Furgol surged from behind to win the $140,000 International Golf Championships in a three way sudden death playoff. He teamed with Chick Harbert to lead the United States to the team victory and shared significant prize money with partners in the event.
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Air Academy Frosh Open 1958 Schedule at Pan American
Air Academy first-year football team will start the 1958 season October 15 at Panrose Stadium against Colorado A&M freshman squad. Also listed are games against Wyoming freshmen October 21, Colorado University freshmen October 25, and Denver University freshmen November 18 at Denver.
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California prep ace breaks decathlon mark
Rafer Jonneann UCLA freshman from Kiernburg set a new decathlon world record at the AAU track and field championships and invitational, scoring 0.96 points above the Tulare rival Mathias’s mark. He topped four personal bests including the broad jump, discus, pole vault, and 1500 meters, improving Mathias in five events.
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Fragmented 19th century baseball scores shift across cities
A garbled wire of baseball results lists teams such as Washington Baltimore Kansas City Boston Detroit St. Louis Indianapolis Minneapolis and Omaha with partial scores and inning details. Postponements and rainouts appear, alongside multiple second games and lineups including players like Schmitz Chakalex Stone Ramos Courtnes Donovan Lallar and Buck.
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Northern Weld Farmers Union Meeting at Nunn
The Northern Weld Local No. 218 Nunn Farmers Union held its monthly meeting in the Nunn Municipal hall. President M. J. Diehl presided. Murray F. Griffin reported on a drought meeting in Denver. Russell Turner explained the 1958 wheat marketing referendum to be voted on June 25. Attendees included Peggy Sidwell, Shirley Sidwell, and Jerry Ball. The group enjoyed square dancing led by Weld County Farmers Union president David Naihauer. The July meeting will be at M. J. Diehl’s home on July 7.
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Murray F. Giffin
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Red Rocks Farmera Union
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Shirley Sidwell
Jerry Ball
David Naihauer
Weld County Farmers Union
Fred Conger
Lemuel Lemonde
Wheat Farmer Sells Home Section for 300000
Leonard Grant, Arapahoe County wheat farmer and former county commissioner, saw land auction lands he bought years ago sell for 3489 an acre totaling 300000 dollars. The piece notes Grants humble beginnings and resilience through years of dry farming and economic challenges.
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Ceryi
Leonard Grant
Arapahoe County
University
Ivonard Grant
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Air Force Medic Rescues Airman in Alaska Water Rescue
In Alaska a Air Force paramedic leapt from a helicopter into frigid Cook Inlet to rescue 2nd Lt Kiven Anderson of the 51st Fighter Interceptor Squadron after an emergency bailout. Anderson, 23, had been in the water for 90 minutes. The rescue followed aircraft engine trouble and a successful bailout.
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Governor Shivers Speech Draws Major USC Graduation Crowd
Governor Allan Shivers of Texas addressed about 14 000 at a University of Southern California commencement. Extra police guarded the hotel exit but he faced no disturbance on campus. A police official called the event the calmest yet seen. The student senate passed a critical resolution and 178 faculty members signed a petition amid debates on racial segregation.
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Rain Delays NL Hitting. Cubs and Dodgers Split DH
Rain washed out a doubleheader in Philadelphia as NL hitters failed to set a new home run mark. Wally Port and Audy Sett clicked for two four-baggers, while seven homers flew in Brooklyn as the Cubs and Dodgers split. Giants and Cardinals also split two games amid a low-hitting day.
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Greeleyife Wins Trapshoot Award in Nebraska
Doniphan Nebraska report notes Greeley, Colorado shooter George Burruss, 1, of Greeley, wins high out of state trapshooting award after breaking 93 of 100 targets. Mike Kaelin of Wathena, Kansas, takes high out of state overall shooter with 785 of 450 targets and high out of state all around with 360 of 400.
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Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast and Other Leagues
Scores from multiple leagues show results across cities including San Francisco Oakland Hollywood Los Angeles and San Diego. Notable games include San Francisco 4-6 Oakland 3-2 and Hollywood 16-5 while Portland is 2-10 and Syracuse 8-8 in the International League.
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Cleveland Indians Sign Carroll Hardy
Cleveland Indians sign Carroll Hardy a 32 year old former University of Colorado athlete to a farm team contract in Reading Ohio. Hardy an outfielder who wound up with the 49ers in the NFL draft previously earned three letters at Sta University and is slated to begin professional baseball regularly.
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