Four NCAA records set on first day at Berkeley meet
Berkeley reports four new records on opening day of the NCAA championships. California’s George Rosene, Purey O'Brien Use, George Shaw, and Gilbert Borjeson posted top marks in javelin, shot put, pole vault, and hammer respectively. Albin Raveh and Frank Flores also posted notable times and distances as finalists emerge.
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Berkeley
Call
Nalios
United States
Belgiuki
Finland
Dade
University of Southern California
Ole
Lile
George Rosene
University of California
Purey O'Brien
George Shaw
Columbia
Indina
Gilbert Borjeson
Brown
Albin Raveh
Princeton
Sacande
George Walker
Raveme
Shaw
Alton Terry
Hardin Simmons
Navschel Neil
Twaele
Pacific Coast League and Minor League Baseball Scores Update
Scores from multiple leagues show San Francisco 1 Hollywood 3 and Oakland U. Sactaiantg 2. Rochester 4 Oldwa 2 in 10 innings, Mobile 4 Nagiville 17 innings, Birmingham 7 1/2 innings. Minnesota 4 Toledo 0, Des Moines 3 10 innings.
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San Francisco
Hollywood
Loo Angelew
Oakland
San Diego
Portland
Rochester
Oldwa
Baltimore
Buffalo
Springfield
Syracuse
Toronto
Montreal
Milwaukee
Vansat City
Columbus
Tudlanapolis
Minteapull
St Paul
Louisville
Mobile
Nagiville
Little Thon
Birmingham
Alamphie
Atlanta
New Orleans
Ghattanooga
Dallas
San Antonio
Tulan
Houston
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Des Moines
Wichln
Ordug
Colorado
Grover Rodeo and Community Events Schedule
Grover Rodeo runs June 21 to 22 with steer riding bronco busting bull riding and roping events. Buck and Benny Bowtan provide entertainment as local organizers, with arena directors Tay Hallson and Glenn Cowclair listed among staff, plus a big dance set for Saturday night in Washington. Community notices also mention rent controls ending and stabilization commissions addressing regional trials and defense rental area adjustments.
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Grover
Jine
Buck
Dein Bowtan
Stark
Mehel
Bat Anderson
Glenn Cowclair
May Anerson
Arena
Tay Hallson
Jim McNowall
Adallionts
Woode
Grae Defense
Local Market Prices for Hens and Eggs
Readable market notes show prices for laying hens and Leghorn hens with several entries. The corrected te syne lists 3 types of hens, with some under 3 percent and unclear totals.
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Pinin Heans
Egon Datrade
Mayer
Doatin Amori
Coloret
Ats Thay Fe Lezharn
Leghorn
Reservation notices mailed for CU football season tickets
Reservation notices go out to CU season ticket holders for five home games this fall. Payments due by July 1 to hold seats. Over 5,090 season reservations already received with season and single game options still available. Prices start at 17.50 for the five home games and 3.54 for individual games. Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas State, San Jose State, and Colorado A&M listed on the schedule with home dates noted.
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Voulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Aeat Jovay
Wither Chang
Lam
Dyders
San Jose State
Cokwada
Kansas State
Momecuning
Oklhania
Nebraske
Colorado A&m
Butterfield resigns college high coaching post for recreation director
Cyril Coy Butterfield resigns as head basketball and track coach at College High to become social recreation director in Portland Oregon. He previously served as director of athletics and ninth grade physical education, led the basketball team to second in the Northeastern Conference, and will earn a master’s degree from Colorado State College of Education after summer school. He and wife Milfred live with Mrs. Glaire Wilson on Reservoir Road. A Macomb Illinois native, Butterfield played football basketball and baseball in college and coached teams in LA Molle.
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Ree
College High
Porting
Ore
Portland
Futterfield
Codege High Aid
Cole Inge
Sean
Rutterfield
Colorado State College of Education
Milfred
Glaire Wilson
Reservoir Road
Hutterfiald
LA Molle
Macomb
Butter- Weld
Westyorn Minis State Teachers College
Greeley Teams Triumph at Forbes Field in Extra-Base Duel
Greeley Merchannettes and Cloughs faced Brighton with late offense and strong pitching. Clough quartet Uy Roelber and Rey Cavin held Brighton to two singles as the Merchannettes built a 14 run surge, aided by Sehluler and Lupton in win. Key hits came from Koehler Geis Ditka Murphy and Gustafson, while Tolowed and Wathen added decisive plays as Greeley dominated Forbes Field in a high scoring doubleheader.
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Clough
Greeley
Fallaweil
Doe Murphy
Liliton
Koeller
Greenethwn
Fanning
Lie Baked Lied
Jog Murphy
Firth
Elmer Conway
Gitte Bleettier
Liethe Park Haner
Taiptan
Wal
Wathen
Morbefeld
Clouplt
Waibefoncit
Laptom
Wrighton
Jim Roehler
Cornwall
Four H softball divided into six leagues
Four H softball teams are split into six leagues across A and B classes with games planned at Forbes Field in Greeley and Hatteville. The schedule runs the week of June 15 featuring matchups such as Cloversly vs Ashton and Lucas vs Keenesburg with games at Greeley and Pattevilles and Notre Dame venues pending final details.
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Forbes Field
Greeley
Hatteville
Ole H Jeumnevelth
Greeley Field
al Ieague
Gloverly
West Ward
Kaner
Galeton
Pierce
Platteville
Johnstown
Windsor
Lucae la Grane
Keenesburg
Bed
Mazelton
Hingesdale
Lucae-La Orange
Kkmer
Auburn
Willow Creek
Heathe Draw
Gill
Wyatt
Plattertie
Weel Ward
Delta
Clovedy
Ashton
Ault
Pleasant Valley
Crow Creak
Perce
Big Bend
Clove
Erly
Euer
Pont
Lucas Ve
Fmiggsdile
Hazelton
Pit
Beata
Wrath
Pani
Bur Bendys
Wodneaday
Pattevilles
Trelty Ve
Pita Animalown Ve
Gaily cLucas Va
Kuner
Phursday
Galeton Va
Pierce, AL & Pany
Crow Greek
Bay
Windgor Ve
Lucas, Ag
Batting and pitching exploits across leagues summarized
A jumble of player names and team affiliations outlines batting totals, RBIs, and home runs for players across the American and National Leagues. Notable entries include DiMaggio and Rosen leading in several categories, with pitching marks for Sain and Garcia among others, plus scattered team-by-team context and stat lines.
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Lome Mins
Sauer
Chicago
Hodges
Jiroklyn
Miner
Pittsbargh
Mathews
Boston
Patko
Brooklyn
Kanex—Roses
Jethroe
Robinson
Fondy
G@hicage
Adams
Cincinnati
Honder
Philadelphia
Roe
Minnar
Hears
New York
Magna
Erskine
Hawker
DiMaggio
Kel
Hostoi
Rosen
Cleverland
Guodian
Twink
Cleveland
Dope
Detroit
Doby
Lenhardt
Mule
Lona
Haster
West
Detweit
Stalen
Rizauto
Avili
Glevaland
Yale
Rivera
St. Lowes
Densen
Washington
Hornsby Seeks Baseball Job Without Screwballs
Chicago reports correlate that Rogers Hornsby seeks a baseball position but rejects teams using screwball pitching. He states he could work with a genuine pitcher but demands fair compensation and a real contract, mentioning rent and past sums as part of the dispute.
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Chicago
St. Lis
Treneger
Tovan
Four Top Golf Pros To Play at Broadmoor
Four top professional golfers will play the opening round on Broadmoor's new course in Colorado Springs on Sunday June 22. Sammy Steed, Byrot Nelson, Jimy Thomson, and host Ed Dudles will participate in an exhibition match as the course nears completion after more than three years of cultivation. The nine new holes will link with the back nine of the existing layout for a 1040 yard par 71. Golf Architect Robert T. Jones lauds the course as one of the finest mountain courses in North America.
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Colorado Springs
Cole
Broadmoor
Sammy Steed
Byrot Nelson
Jimy Thomson
Ed Dudles
Robert, ‘T. Jones
Couran
North America
La Salle and Greeley Officials Lead League Meeting
City officials from La Salle and Greeley head regional league sections for a summer conference in Calorado. Delegates numbering about 160 attend the TOM Manual convention as leaders urge press relations and criticize closed sessions while planning next year’s league committees and postings.
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Calo
Calorado Municipal League
Thuredays
Wrestan Walker
Grand Jimmion
Sentlawl
Tre
Sterling
Mya
Frances Hill
LaSalle
Henry
Rulfes
Storing
Ray Case
Greeley
Garrett
Loveland
Ni! Walkler
Fort Morgan
Arthur March
Fort Collins
Joh Sayre
Boulder
Angel Neers
Janes Murrby
Cu Orady
Swrihgs
Grawford Dixon
Rovider
Charros and Grays Share Second in RM League Race
The Charros and Grays move into a four way tie for second as Greeley Grays lose to Gilcrest and other results reshape the Rocky Mountain league. Cheyenne Lobos beat Waldenburg while several matchups set for Sunday include Fort Collins at Arapahoe and Gilcrest at Gillcrest.
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Grerley Cherros
Rocky Mountain
Lego
Chavos
Joop
Twirl
Charenne
Movite
Greeley Grays
Lands
Gilcrest
Charvag
Arigttan
Ben Harkhow
Fort. Collins Leulonnaires Anlt Rontinue
Gillei
Tony
Charro-Wattenberg
Suniay
Tod
The
Grays
Cheyenne Labor
Milliken
Fort Collns
Ariehton
Aon Gilcrest
Yue
Wol Pet, Font Cofthor
Gray Gilcrest Miiphlon
Alll Choyenne
Bnhe
Friday Stars and Narrow Victories in Hard-Fought Games
Friday’s stars include Avendand Pee TitehIng Hal Rien and Mike Garcia of the Indians. Turk Wired edged Culia while Garria upset Vankord with a late burst. Hoss and Cath delivered clutch plays as Hosiot suffered a close defeat. one player endured a late miss in a tight contest.
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Unis
Ani
Mike Garcia
Turk Wired
A&M Summer Session Begins June 23 at Colada College
Summer session details list registration starting Monday June 23 at the men's gymnasium with advisers to guide students through program options. Four week and eight week terms available starting June 24 with late registration through June 26 and fees after June 23. First term ends July 18, second four week term begins July 21, eight week term ends August 34, and summer ceremonies set for August 15. Permits and supplies available from registrar and graduate office.
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Colada A & 2M College
Acscordingo
Stella Morris
Auainl
Sudente
Tumday
Canvell
Stevenson Gives No Hint He Will Refuse Draft
Stevenson avoids comment on possible draft stance while Governor remains firm. Rumors spread that Stevenson will not refuse Democratic presidential leadership if aligned with his path. Close allies urge discreet approach, but Stevenson signals no public position on conscription.
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Sprivefield
Ding
Bos
F. Stevenson
Thinols
Altha
Ray
Dacohrvey
Hutnals National Ronmmllemman
Thal Stevenson
UN Says It Is In No Position To Dictate In Korea Talks
Nam Mannan, Korean envoy, declares the United Nations is in no position to dictate terms on the battlefield or in the truce process. North Korean General Nam Il insists on return of all 160,000 Allied prisoners, while Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison signals possible further talks but warns at a stalemate.
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Mannan
Korea
United Nations
Panmunjon
Nam
Archange
William K. Harrison
Gegston
LA Ny
Reid
Neutral
Maison
Sinus
James
Murray
Harrison
Weron
Colorado Republican Assembly Set For July 26 in Denver
The Colorado Republican Assembly announces its state party meeting will occur in Denver on July 26, the earliest feasible date under state law. Democrats plan their assembly at Golden on June 27, while Republicans will designate candidates for the September primary after their gathering.
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Colorado
Republican Assembly
Denver
Residents May Have 750 in Assets and Still Get Pensions
Welfare board raised asset limit for old age pension recipients to 750 dollars. Many households may still qualify even with modest home ownership or real estate values. The change, announced Thursday, keeps pension amounts capped at a maximum while allowing some liquid assets.
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Coloray Wonis
Dinolats
Seay
State Welfare Board
Karl
Wyoming National Guard Pilots Killed In Korea
Wyoming National Guard pilots faced heavy losses in Korea with Col Robert Maupin reporting four pilots killed in action and two in accidents. The unit’s members, including Lt Edward Auner and Lt Von Moedl, were among the 87a group returning from assignments, while many remaining guardsmen served over seas.
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Uheyrnny
Joe
ETO Wyola
Alr National Guard
Seit Toy Kored
Robert N. Maupin
Air Guard
Aveistant
Graterlay
Genx
Kurea
Ilegard
National Guard
Wyoming
Kure
Eloan
Sio
87A
Karna
Cel
Maupin
William Ejson
Wycoming
Laramie
Wrland Walt
Cheyenne
John Horn
Calpe Yada
A&m
Fort Colline
Janing E. Clay
University of Wyoming
Gait
John Swanson
Torrington
John Moke
Cberyenne
Edward Aaner
Colorado A&m College
Layt
von Moedley
Aanes
Korea
Hamilton Feld
Calhy
Planning Commission Approves New Dining Hall Roof Plan
The Planning Commission at Grand Junction approves a revised roof design for the State Home and Training School dining hall and kitchen. Directors say the new non-teil are type roof will be added within 40 days to six weeks, at an estimated building cost of 418 106 dollars. The committees favor three contracts totaling over 200 100 dollars for improvements at the Fidges Home and Training School, with a final ballot to the commission. Contracts include R J Dutton Company 118 808 dollars for general construction, York Construction 55 412 dollars for air conditioning and ventilation, and Kiln alrick Plumbing 30 950 dollars for plumbing and heating.
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Tanner
Grand Junction
Stele
Commmiyeton
William M. ‘Williams
Wilton
Lee
Fidges
General Construction
R. J. Dutton Company
Denver
Emma Ames Dies in New York at Home
Emma Ames, renowned soprano and celebrated prima donna of opera, died today in her New York home at age 4? though reports vary. A contemporary of Enrico Caruso, Adelina Patti, and Nellie Melba, she was noted for tumultuous romances and a fiery temperament, influencing the stage during her era.
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New York
Emma Bames
Mme. Bames
Enrico Anruso
Nelle Melia
Adelina Patti
Lewi Nevelnging
Teen Age Swimmers Invade Pueblo Pool
Pueblo Sheriff reports night influx of teen age swimmers at Pueblo Golf and Country Club pool with some nude and roaming around pool area. Deputies established to apprehend invaders. several license numbers reportedly secured but no arrests made.
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Pueblo Pool
Pueblo
Pueblo Golf and Country Clit
Sherrif John Mrulke
Sulyban
Krotha
Pierce Legion Plans Camp Aid for Handicapped Child
Pierce Legion auxiliary meeting reports a fundraiser total of 42.28 from poppy sales in Nunn and Pierce by junior auxiliary girls. The group contributes 10 for the camp and five from the Legion to fund two weeks for a handicapped child, with a medical program and a chorus performance aiding the effort.
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Plever
Bryan Foster
American Legion
muaiMary
Poppy Chatenany
Erwin Flutkosky
Nunn
Pierce
Legion
GOP Platform Committee To Hear All Comers
Washington reports Sen. Millikin says the GOP platform panel will hold open hearings in Chicago starting June 30 or July 2 as it seeks a fresh 1962 statement. He notes foreign policy poses tough questions and plans to confer with John Foster Dulles to align party views.
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Washington
Eugend Millikin
Colorado
Ttueglin
Chicago
Millikin
Wisgrdun
Twikht Dy Visenhower
Republican Chambers
Courese
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Milliken
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
State Department
Taft
Republican National Committee
Trinidad Opens Tourist Booth Sponsored by Chamber Groups
A new tourist information booth opened yesterday in Trinidad two miles south of town on U S highways 84 87. Sponsored by the Trinidad and Lag Alam County chambers of commerce, the booth is the first of its kind here and serves travelers entering Colorado from the north.
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Trinidad
Golo
Dane 13
Trinidad and Lag Aalmas County Chambers of Commerce
U.S
Colorado
Red Prisoners Submit to Gen Boatner in Korea
In Komoland Korea on June 13, Gen Boatner cracked resistance of 5,004 unredefined POWs as three compounds surrendered under Allied orders. About 27,800 prisoners were reorganized into smaller stockades, with 6,000 more to be relocated to await new perimeters.
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Robert B Tuckman Komeland
Korea
Haydon L. Boatner
Woje Inland
United [Nations Authority
Beamer
Cay
Yatner
Ifa Tradern
Kaje
Fege
Signa
Kate
Boatner
Francia Dodd
Kole
Colorado Gls Return San Francisco June 1 Army roster
Colorado service members are listed among 252000 troops returning from Korea. Read as part of a brief report, the names include Bic Jog N Ar guello from Ft Garland Pte Maorkes BR Carter Norwood Cyl Thorien T. Dixon Jr Canon City Cpl Ede ward FB Durandt Pueblo Cpl George J Fincher Fi Morgan Set Sam Gareta Trinidad Sat John H Manning Grand Junction Sgt Richard J Lee Gransby Pte Wallace M Robertson Akron 3nd Lt Tomas R Smith Fanford Cpl Wayne M Swiener Golden and Ffe John A Blazon Ninot with eleven from Denver.
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Korea
Colorado
Bic
Jog
N. Arguello
Ft Garland
Maorkes BR
Carter
Norwood
Thorien T. Dixon Jr
Canon City
Edeward FB
Durandt
Pueblo
George J. Fincher
Fi Morgan
Sam Gareta
Trinidads
John H. Manning
Grand Junction
Richard J. Lee
Gransby
Wallace M. Robertson
Akron
Tomas R. Smith
Fanford
Wayne M. Swiener
Golden
John A. Blazon
Ninot
Celurttesa
Denver
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