La Salle Lions edge Denver club in tight nine inning win
La Salle Lions defeated Morrison and Morrison Realtors 5 to 4 at La Salle park with reliever Laury Wolfe saving the game. Dick Humphreys pitched five plus innings for La Salle before a ninth inning rally, and Wolfe fanned two batters with two out to seal the victory. Vannest and Schaefer contributed big hits for La Salle early, while Morrison scored three runs in the sixth.
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Bill Schaefer
Vannes
Card of Thanks Thompson Get Well Wishes
Thompson thanks friends for get well cards received during illness. He rests at his son John H Thompson’s home in Greeley Colorado. Mrs Ida Thompson from Grover Colorado sends regards and best wishes.
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Call This Man For Quick Cash Loans
A dubious ad touts easy loans from Aetna Finance Co. manager Mr. Durance at 102 Ninth Avenue. It promises quick cash by phone with signatures and no endorsers, urging hundreds to call for arrangements and convenient pickup.
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La Salle and Fort Lupton in baseball clash seeps into nine innings
La Salle builds early lead, fends off late threats as Graff reaches scoring positions and Mondt hits in a run. La Salle improves to four wins in five games, tallying a 5-4 victory over an opponent while Cheyenne White and Loveland losses are noted. schedule includes Fort Lupton and Boulder matches ahead.
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South High
Ragsdale
Whitner
Morgan
Williams
Humphreys
Wolfe
J. Alles
Cards Lead in All Star Voting for NL Team
The St Louis Cardinals pace the National League voting for the 1958 All Star Game in Washington. Red Schoendienst leads second base with a wide margin, while Ken Boyer, Eddie Mathews, Rip Repulski, and Stan Musial hold significant edges in other infield spots. Mickey Mantle leads the majors with 6,635 votes. final tallies come after a June 25 cutoff coordinated by the press and the Commissioner.
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Boston
Jim Piersall
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Tebbetts Sees Pirates as Hot Club Right Now
Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts calls the Pittsburgh Pirates a hot club after they beat the Reds 4 3 to seize the National League lead. Tebbetts compares Pirates manager Bobby Bragan to a dice player on a hot streak and recalls Leo Durocher's 1954 Giants for uncanny late game outcomes.
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ExKeg Champ Dies in Chicago Bowling Champion 1815
American Bowling Congress all events champion Matthew 5. Faniz, 3, died Tuesday. About 150000 U.S. people are employed in atomic energy plants.
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Mantle Headlines as New York's Hottest Attraction
Yankee center fielder Mickey Mantle dominates the American League race as a day by day gate attraction and team inspiration. Teammates like Phil Rizzuto and coaches such as Bill Dickey praise his power, speed, and all around ability, predicting he could someday break Babe Ruth's record and be the greatest. Other managers weigh Mantle's pace and potential, with Casey Stengel calling him wonderful.
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Kansas City
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Chicago White Sox
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Minnesota Plays Arizona for Title in 1935 NCAA Series
Minnesota and Arizona, top pre-tourney teams, clash in Omaha for the College World Series title. Minnesota leads 4-0 in the double elimination set after a 3-1 win last Sunday. Arizona must win to force another game. Minnesota beat Bradley 84, with Darrell Cochran homering and Gene Martin triple. Arizona beat Mississippi 7-3 as Don Lee claimed his 15th win with a Lee homer and Tom Tomovka and Don McGinnis triples.
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Minnesota
Arizona
Gopher
Bradley
Darrell Cochran
Gene Martin
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British riders rally for team placement at equestrian event
Three Britten riders erased a deficit to reach a top spot in the team standings at the equestrian event for the Olympics. Degorra won the Belmont feature at Belmont Park in New York. Triple Jay dominated the Hollywood Sark feature in Inglewood California.
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Champions To Defend Honors At California Meet
Five NCAA track and field champions will defend laurels this weekend at Berkeley. Villanova pole vaulter Don Brage Kansas shot putter Bill Nieder Oregon miler Jim Bailey and Oklahoma quarter miler J W Mashburn lead the field with strong marks from 1955. Bailey beat John Landy in Los Angeles while Delany looms in the 1500 meters as finals set for Saturday after preliminaries begin Friday at the University of California.
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Calif
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Villanova
Bill Nieder
Kansas
Miller Jim Bailey
Oregon
Los Angeles
J. W. Mashburn
Oklahoma
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Compton
Les Bitner
Bailey
John Landy
Ron Delany
University of California
Hogan Calls Open Course Easy At Oak Hill
Ben Hogan stunned listeners by saying Oak Hill is one of the easiest Open courses he’s played as early arrivals for the National Open debate a tougher setup. Contenders differ, with some rivalries forming about his odds and the rough and greens at Rochester’s Oak Hill.
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Instructor Found Dead From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Olaf A. Anderson, 63, an instructor at the Denver Country Club, was found dead in his garage Monday night. Police reported he died from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning while skating and swimming at the club.
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Raccoon Rescue in Downtown Providence
Two men battled and captured a culprit on a lodge on the building's 0th floor in the downtown district Tuesday, as two agents from the scene carried out the operation.
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