Wilson Keeps No Hitter Hopes Alive in Pirates Loss
Pitcher Wilson, praised as a real baller, maintained a near no hitter through much of the game versus the Phillies. Smokey Burgess walked, Wyrostek and Crandall made key plays, while Crandall’s drive barely missed the foul pole and agents argued the outcome as the crowd watched.
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Andrade TKO Punches Chavez in Ninth Round
Andrade of Compton California kept his undefeated record with a ninth round technical knockout of veteran Carlos Chavez of Los Angeles at the Arena. Referee Jim Melarron halted the bout as Chavez bled from a left eye gash opened in the fourth and reopened in the sixth, with Andrade dominating throughout.
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Cisco Andrade
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Los Angeles
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Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Mary BL Watson
Mrs Mary BL Watson of 1427 Glenmere Rd. Ra. dies. service at 1.40 am Tuesday, Mares drawing Tanm. interment Green Mountain Cemetery, Boulder.
Southern California Wins NCAA Track Championship
Southern Cal captured the NCAA track crown as star sprinter Tracey Hans overwhelmed rivals and Jess Mirtensyn led a strong relay of scorers. Eric Shelton nailed a dramatic seven foot high bar moment, Don Lea clocked 40.7 in the 440 yard dash, while California, Texas, and Michigan trailed with multiple winners amid a tense finish.
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Mielet
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Tracey Hans
Bil
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Corel
Jess Mirtensyn
Eric Shelton
Jin
Jin Lea
Shelan
Walt Basis
Alshal
Shelton
Lea
Herb Mcken Jey
Llinais
Arnold Sowell
Pine
Lia
Mal Whitfield
Waldron Mortuary Service Notice in Eaton Colorado
Mrs. Tapa Sivers of Eaton dies. Wife and mother of Tomm. Sister of Fre e at Wetmia and Wellman of Lakestead. Services from Waldron Mortuary Chapel at 2 pm Tuesday. Burial in Eaton.
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Eaton
Tomm
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Lakestead
Poin
Waldron Mortuary Chapel
Vilerment Eaton Enmeiey
Wilson Beard Hinkley To Attend National Prep Activities Convention
O Hinkler president of Colorado High School Activities Association and Glenn T. Wilson and Wendell K. Beard will attend the annual national convention in Arizona. The association includes 47 states and Canadian provinces with about 44 members expected. Paul C. Stevens, past president, to represent district seven on the executive council.
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O. Hinkler
Colorado
Conmit
Sinter
Glenn T. Wilson
Aseistam
Wendell K. Beard
Lupe Hne
Grand Causon
Arizona
Paul C. Stevens
Colorado Assa
Skyline and Big Seven athletes at NCAA track meet
In Ann Arbor Michigan seven athletes from Skyline and the Big Seven competed in NCAA track and field. Burl of Colorado finished sixth in the 100 yard dash, Spainhater placed fourth or tied in high jump, Constantine of Missouri was sixth in the 120 yard hurdles, and Gilbertstein of Kansas took fifth in the high hurdles with several others earning top five finishes across sprints and distance events.
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Chaniton
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Young
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Gilberstein
Kansas
Tie Price
Oklahoma
Fant Baizer
Cheyenne Adds Terrors To 1954 Grid Slate
Cheyenne builds its 1954 grid with new talents and returning stars. The team adds several unknowns to bolster its offense and defense while expecting improved stamina from veterans. Local competition includes teams such as Los Angeles and nearby schools as the slate unfolds.
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Cheyenne
Rollins, Mizzou, Spartan 9's Left In NCAA Action
Michigan State beat Rollins College 3-2 in 10 innings to stay unbeaten in NCAA regional play. Missouri and Michigan State clash Monday to decide who faces Rollins in the championship. Rollins previously beat MSU 5-4 with a late ninth inning rally.
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Arizona
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Mase Jehnsenis
Bears Edge Cards In Tight Western League Battle
Teams traded leads as the Bears toppled the Cards in a tense Western League contest. Pitching and timely hitting carried Des Moines and Omaha, with home runs boosting Wichita’s night game win while Colorado Springs and Sioux City split late.
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Carpenter to Canada signals Roughriders signing
Regina news reports Ken Carpenter and Katthuck, tied to the Browns, signing with the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the Western Conference. The piece also notes upcoming featherweight bout involving Sandy Saddler rivalries and other boxing cards at St Nicholas Arena with Luther Saitines and Prima Minelli.
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St. Nicholas Arena
Hogan Cards Blazing 64 in Golf Day
Hogan posted a subpar 64 at the Ballusrot course amid the National Golf Day event sponsored by Life. He toured a par 72 layout, was under par on six of the first seven holes, and aimed to defend his U S Open title as other competitors, including Farrell and Horsmos, shot higher rounds.
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New Weekly Sports Magazine to Be Named Sports Illustrated
Time Inc announces a new weekly sports magazine to debut August 13 under the name Sports Illustrated. The title was selected from multiple options and bought from Stuart Scheltel who launched the first magazine of that name in 1964, Time Inc. said.
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Time Inc
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Stuart Scheltel
Radical Change in Tagging of Big Game Animals
Colorado moves to overhaul tagging rules for big game this fall approved by state officials. Hunters must not detach carcass coupons from licenses until after harvest. detached coupons invalidate licenses immediately. New policy allows second deer tag, requires separate custody of head hide and carcass coupons, and mandates that detached antler coupons be kept for inspection. Changes aim to fix tagging issues and prevent lost or obliterated tags.
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