La Salle offense shines in alleyball clash
Rise Ta Salle totaled seven fires as La Salle posted seven runs. La Salle used five doubles and three triples plus Morgan's homer. Sill Schacter contributed a double and a triple. Dug Gralt reached three times, Mondt had a single and a double, and Gary Alles added two singles. Top La Salle hitters included Sorean Ceall Mondi and Gary Alles, while FG Lupton and teammates added key runs.
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Rise Ta Salle
la Salle
Morgan
Sill Schacter
Dug Gralt
Davies
Mondt
Gacy’ Alles
Lenhime
Sorean
Ceall
Thiren
Mondi
Gary Alles
Lupton
Ta Salle
Xilaman
Soland
Benin
Heckman
Sehnvidt
La Salle Lions Beat Fort Lupton In Seven Inning Tilt
La Salle Lions Lupton 23-3 shell Fort Lupton in a seven inning league clash at La Salle Park. AL Meekmen allowed five walks in the first, while Heckus fanned 17 and struck out the side multiple times. Pepper Morgan hit a grand slam over center field with the bases loaded in the hectic second inning as Rey Meads contributed a single and double.
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la Salle Lions Club
Tarpton Legion
Joop
Loveland
Pepper Morgan
Rey Meads
Tyler
Beare
Kitzman
Fort Lupton Turlet
Bills
Fort Lupton
Obituary notices for Casseday Heberlein and Rocha family
Multiple obituaries list Casseday and Heberlein families with survivors including numerous relatives. Services set for Saturday at Sunset Memorial Gardens and St Pauls Congregational Church. interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Other names include Angelina Rocha and locations in Greeley Walla Walla Long Beach Denver and Lawrence.
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Dabseuay
Earllion Casseday
Lillie
Davin Cassaday
Junge
Casseday
Milberne
Saints
Mes
Helen Hopkins
Denver
Norabell Fredricks of
Golden
the Lewis
Lawrence
Calif
M.laylon OQ
Grsseday
Urentey
Mre
June Hayhurst
Tansee
Daneanne
E Mate Masneds
Mra Casseday
Grevier
Mitton Casseday
Walla Walla
Werk
Zach Cass Glendale
Beth Bake
Long Heach
Augie Imreigen
Wash
Dawn Kemna
Beberldin
Jake Heberlelm, Jr
14Th Ave
Caroline A. Schaoter Heberlwin
Gerald Bruce
Thomas Jacob
Hetry Jane Heberlein
Jacob Hebersen
St. of Greeley
George Heberlein
Ault
Mollie Hoffman
Martha Lockman
Frieda. Kimble
Greeley
Mra
Jinda, Sehraldt
Mathews Family Noted in Local Notice
Hay W Mathews of 1720 Falracres Rona widow of Mary E Mathews. Father of James Mathews Patrick Mathews both of Greeley and Robert Mathawe of Mankoyne Gala survives. Salure day from Macys drawing room Masonic art vlery at Linn Grove.
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Mathews Hay W. Mathews
Rona
Mary E. Mathews
James Mathews
Patrick Mathews
Greeley
Robert Mathawe
Mankoyne
Gala
Macys
Masonic Art
Linn Grove
William Lewis Kline Service at Waldron Mortuary Chapel
William Lewis Kline of Eaton Colorado will be laid to rest at Waldron Mortuary Chapel Friday at 2 p.m. Interment follows at Eaton Cemetery.
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Waldron Mortuary
Eaton, Colorado
Kline William Lewis Klink
Eaton
Waldron Mortuary Chapel
Eaton Cemeters
Garssman Wins Junior Tennis in Denver Finals
Garssman defeated Jack Klapper 6 3 6 3 in the finals of the Colorado State Junior and Boys Singles Tournament at the Denver Tennis Club. Both players, from Denver, will compete in national junior events in Kalamazoo Michigan and Osk Park Illinois this August with expenses paid by the Denver Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Colorado Tennis Assn. Gresley Boy Wins. Robinson of Greeley defeats David Halaas of Denver 6 5 1 for the boys 15 and under title.
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Denver K
Tag Garssman
Jack Klapper
Denver
Grossman
Klapper
Kelamazoo
Mich
Osk Park
Ill
Denver Junior Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Tennis Assn
Gres
Cloverleaf Greyhound Races Card At Cloverleaf Track
Wednesday night at Cloverleaf track featured multiple race results with placings and pools. Attendance reached 1,851 as mutuels handle totaled 69,700 dollars.
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Cloverleaf Track
Adept
Trenace
Ourwart
Fire
Quinela
Lucky Oakle
Clover Venture
Fly Swatter
Aia
Hickory Hill
Sugar Queen
Jetaway
Theo
Fashion Flight
Sherif Scotty
Cool Lassie
Ivoroll
Little Helper
Gardenelle
Loveland Courae
Quinele
Champs Echo
Hilal Brateher
Rickapoo
Dime
Hupale
Mike Gonzales
Wyn Sharlene
Tet Hich
Sammy Austin
Circler
Hank Aaron
Pard Bellow
Lake Avenue
Loveland
Mutuels
Cardinals and Giants Trade Four for Four
St Louis and New York pulled off a four for four deal on Thursday. The Cardinals sent Red Schoendienst Jagker Brandt Bil Sarni and Dick Littlefield to the Giants in exchange for Al Dark Whitey Lahatany Ray Kall and Don LittTe. Frank Lane said no cash changed hands and planned Don Blasingame to second base while Dark would stay at shortstop.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Red Birds
Red Schoendienst
Jagker Brandt
Bil Sarni
Dick Litlefield
Giants
al Dark
Whitey Lahatany
Ray Kall
Don Lil Te
Cardinal
Frank Lane
Lane
Don Blasingame
Dark
Pilot Uninjured as Jet Crashes on Takeoff at Lowry
A training T33 jet crashed during takeoff at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver. The aircraft slid about 300 yards on its belly, skimmed a fence, and came to rest. Maj. H. R. Rankin of Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, walked away unhurt from the scene. The jet was badly damaged.
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Lowry
Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
H. R. Rankin
Randolph Air Force Base
Texas
Mrs. Jim Bagby Dies in Atlanta at 62
Mrs. Jim Bagby, 62, widow of famed Cleveland Indians pitcher Jim Bagby and mother of Jim Bagby Jr., who pitched for Cleveland, Boston and Pittsburgh, died Tuesday in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Jim Baiby
Forer
Jim Bagby
Cleveland Indians
Jim Bagby Jr
Cleveland
Baston
Pittsburgh
Fire Threat Hits Stockholm Equine Olympic Preparations
A rainstorm and a hay fire in Stockholm sparked a dramatic scare at the equestrian Olympic trials. A blaze in hay piles spread to two brick training stables housing about 200 horses valued at a million dollars. Horses were evacuated. no injuries reported. The incident followed the completion of the second day of the three day event, with the American team reportedly disqualified and several riders from Britain and Sweden competing for the first gold medal.
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Stockholm
Tansy
Amlerican
Aral
Cubs Triumph Over Giants In Uneven Win
The Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 6 to 5 on a Wednesday game highlighted by unearned Cubs runs and a late rally. Eddie Miksis homered twice, with Jim Hickman and Pete Whisenant contributing key passes. theDespite messy plate, the Cubs snapped a rough stretch by clutch hitting and efficient defense.
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Chicago
New York
Giants
Cubs
Pete Whisenant
Hank Thompson
Table Eanurith
Foxy
Eddie Miksis
Tim
Big Jim
Mueller
Eusilsr
Lalevin
Kate
Stevie
Oona Whale
Han
Eatrick
Liddie
Antogelll
Holmanis
Acatt
Bbe Beschseller
Eefe
Chicano
Bo—weare
Rosh
Davis
Lawn i EO
Weare
Rush
Grlasey
Fo—ieara
Liddle
Je Gri Fom
I. Itoh
Dawila @ Maced
Stk
Town Bie
Neer Meare
Rust
Aleci
Geistom
Lawn Bo WeDase
Tush
Brack
Tah Anh
Braves Rally Past Phillies in High-Scoring Win
Braves defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 8 to 6 at home as i Panny O Connell belted three triples and Del Crandall and Eddie Mathews drove in key runs. Robin Roberts started for Philadelphia and took the loss, while Crandall and Mathews each hit their 30th homers of the season.
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Sulwaukee i
Panny O'Connell
del Crandall
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Robin Roberts
F Roberts
Philadelphia
O'Connell
Shird
Begger
Crandall
Switkars
Crandell
White Mathews
Multileague Baseball Scores Glance Across Regions
The snippet lists results from the Pacific Coast and various minor leagues including the International League and Texas Western leagues. Notable games show Los Angeles and Portland in action, Montreal and Rochester trading runs, and multiple Texas and Southern league clashes with city matchups cited.
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Americas
Ad Holton
Blyzka
Kit
Neeman
Ke Bog
Tora
Inpeger
Chattanooga
Biewpaie
Susie
Linle Roark
Ren Deleane
Houten
Worth Uy
Delaheme Silly
Talia
Dadlaster
Austin
Shreveport
Topeka
Coveado Springs
Eitcote
Ike Signs Money Bills for President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower signed appropriations totaling 423,934,100 dollars for the Interior Department and 14,969,975 dollars for the executive offices of the President and related agencies. The funds cover the fiscal year beginning July 4.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Interior Dept
Fresident
Red Sox and Indians Duel Ends In Eleven Inning Tie
Boston and Cleveland battled nearly four hours to a 6 8 scoreless finish after rain and lightning halted play in the 11th. Al Rosen led Cleveland with a 2 for 2 night before the timer ended the game. Jackie Jensen sparked Boston with a bases loaded triple in the 4th and four RBIs, while Bob Lemon and Dave Lister stood out on defense and pitching. The Indians pitching staff faltered late as play ended with numbers and notes indicating a suspended game.
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Boston UI
Boston
Cleveland
al Rosen
Rommel
Jackie Jensen
Jensen
Jackie Iso
Dint Pinvigl
Billy Klaus
Connie
Bob Rayarleski
Tit Inkler
Dave Lister
Wit Werle
Indians
Busby
Ingapoilee
Baadina
beoRen
Jolo
Kubs Sx Tkr
Cherelan
Jwony
Slater
A. Wena
Aclesh
Mixer
Sieer
Hoompass
Decert Batyer
Ard
Meliah
Feller Lay Wyse
Ind
Naclesha
Kee Mellin
Feller
Wynn
Mise
Sivier
Orioles Fall Short as Tigers Rally for 12-0 Win
Detroit cruised to a 12-0 victory in Baltimore aided by Charley Meavel s home run and strong pitching. Maxwell hit his 11th homer with Wayne Helardi on base, while George Zuverink relieved in the 7th and allowed the marquee blast. Balt more battered by walks and miscues as Metrai and crew struggled to contain Detroit’s offense.
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Baltimore U
Charley Meawell
Detroit
Baltistey
Maxwell
Wayne Helardi
George Zuverink
Tocs
yLocs
Tostark
Bal Limore
Brooklyn Doddgers
Metrait
Oran
Gaa Howe
Folack
Torgeson
Gremek
Lazeel
Maxell
Gardner
Jy Evers
Adarma
Ty Balnoe
Be—Fozieck
Leen SQ
Foytack S. Gees
Grecex
Zusriak
White Sox win 7-5 as Daley and Aparicio spark victory
Chicago White Sox defeat New York Yankees 7-5 behind Larry Daley's first homer of the season and Luis Aparicio's RBI single in the seventh. Six Yankees pinch hitters tied the major league record for most in a game as Rip Coleman took the loss and Howe Polley earned the win in relief.
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New York
Larry Daley
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Ron Northey
Ron
Yanks
Luis Aparicio
Tommy Byrne
Sox
Howe Poller
Chicago
Rip Coleman
Bob Turley
Yatakbes Rae
Doty
Riley Tb
Szaomere
Tallareda BeSkawcon
Maifield
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Mawel Gap
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Keegsa
Ain
Polley
Yeh
Tueley
Aihy
R. Coleman
J. Coleman
Aiorgan
Northey
MacDougald
Howard Carey
E—Hisers
Pailley
Aparitis
Calser
HBIW
Apari
Turley
Coreman
Pollet
Mowell Tin
Brewe
Mors
Daren
Worley
Colman Dis Byrne
Morgans Sa
Carsen
WAP
Uy Turley sToxs
Br Myrap
Carsen Mlollacs
WoPageh
Te Cotemas Clih
Arizona Tops Minnesota To Even World Series Duel
Arizona and Minnesota meet in the NCAA College World Series for the third time as Arizona evened the series by beating the Big Ten champion 10 to 4. Carl Thomas spun five shutout innings and fanned 15, Don McGinnis opened the attack with a homer, Jack Davis added a homer and Tom Clackon tripled to drive in runs.
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Omaha
Arizona
Minnesotas
Minnesota
Carl Thomas
Minneapolis
Don McGinnis
Ron Craven
Gopher
Athletics 13 Senators 4 in Washington rout
Kansas City slugged four Washington pitchers for a 13 to 4 victory. Vic Power and Tim Thompson each had five hits, Marty Simpson added four, and Hector Topez, Gus Zernial homered as the A’s overwhelmed the Senators. Ditmar walked nine before Harrington relieved.
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Washlington
Kansas City
Washington
Tim Thompson
Vic Power
Athletics
Senators
Marty Simpson
Hector Topez
Gus Zecnal
A's
Wit
AyYt Ditmar
Art Harrington
Kasess City
Weakington
Abbas Lopez
Zernial
DeMasktss
Harington
WaOravele
Gavenger
Paula Vika Deiien
Luttrell
Sta EoRan
Destansirs
Clevenger
DeNacayrt
Laper
Olson
Luttrells Power
Thompson
Hr—Lépsi
Ditmar
Sf—Fisigan
Gp—Ruonella
Latt
Washlogins
Bo—Ramos
Store
Bilmar
Grob
Harrington
Fiama
Titmar
Stone
Ramos
Grek
Roe
Hareseatea
Hames
Stone Grob
Clevender Jr
Hy Sto.Jamale
Slane
Eisenhower candidacy talks muted amid illness reports
The Associated Press reports no talk has occurred with President Eisenhower about a second term since his illness. In Washington four Republican senators say they have not considered withdrawal, while one Maine senator notes optimism that he will seek re election.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
James
Tragerty
Lisenhower
Walter Reed’ Hospital
Washington
Sen- Payne
Fragmented sports snippet from mixed league notes
Brief sports item lists scattered names and places with unclear events. Mentions Jarkie Ganton Winnie Blan Mae, Cleveland and Chicago venues, and Snow White with a possible national status. Reading is hampered by garbled OCR and missing context for coherent outcome.
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Barna Atesle
Beltvis
Ead Tech Pelnua Rasleumin
Sheerdey Emerigsen Obeplen
MDE
Cleveland
Jarkie Ganton
Hr Winnie
Blan Mae
Ent
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Anglewdan
Ctl
Gybad
Hollymoed
Louisville dominates Denver in doubleheader sweep
Louisville slugged 12-6 and 6-4 to hand Denver a doubleheader loss as Tony Roig doubled in a key two run frame and Julin Becquers three run homer sparked a six run second inning. Denver's Throneberry belted his 16th homer, but Louisville pulled away with strong early runs and wild pitching.
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Associated Press
Deaver
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Charleston
Omaha
St. Paul
Brookslyn
Bears
Colonels
Denver
Tony Roig
Julin Becquer
Jim Rosser
Mary Pheoneberry
Throneberry
Tony Ponce
Ray Hotton
Abe Blyzka
Ted ‘Abernathy
Roberts Struggles as Braves Pummel Roberts in Poor Start
Philadelphia pitcher Roberts endured a rough night as Milwaukee jumped on him for nine hits and six earned runs in 3 1/3 innings. Danny OConnell fueled the attack with three straight triples, while Roberts admitted he did not know what was wrong. He denied major trade rumors and noted a slump dating to last season with a 5-8 record and a 5.0 ERA.
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Julwaukes
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Danny O’connell
Roberts
Redlegs
Brockiyo
Unclear Scoreboard Fragments Amid Mixed Team Mentions
Fragmented scoreboard items show references to teams and players such as New York, Marviigion, Clevenwer, and Fortis along with scattered scores and names. The text is garbled with many unreadable terms, making concrete results or events impossible to determine.
Villanova Star Vaulter Injured at Key Track Meet
Villanova pole vaulter Don Bragg suffered a right thigh injury Friday and may miss the meet actions. USC defending champs gain edge as Bragg’s absence shifts title hopes. Kansas, Duke, Oregon, and others show strong entries. Bragg’s condition fuels optimism within a volatile field as runners Delany and Bailey push four minute mile pace.
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Benkeley
Calif
National Collegible Athletic Assad
Don Bragg
Villanova
Millanova
University of Southern California
Kansas Jayhawks
Trojans
Wait Levack
Jol Alarris
Bragg
Caringians
Duke
Dave Sime
Ron Delany
Jim Bailey
Oregon
Bill Nirder
al Oerler
Les Bitners
Melander Shuts Legion B In Optimists Victory
Greeley Optimist baseball club beat Legion B 34 with John Melander allowing one hit, four walks, and six strikeouts. Optimists improve to 2-1. schedule shows season opening against West Denver.
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Greeley Optimist
Legion B
John Melander
Optimist
Denver
Fort Collins
Legion Band
la Salle
Legton
Optimist Capp
Ma Cowan
Tsi
Melander
Ruth closes gap on Mantle in home run pace
New York report notes Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle in a sudden shift as Ruth catches up to Mantle’s 60 homer pace from 1921. Mantle has cooled, with 21 homers in 53 games and no blast in a tweek.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Ruth
Mickey
Snead Denied at U S Open Trial in Rochester
The article reports on the Sélb U. 8. Oren Galt Tournament at Oak Hill in Rochester where Sam Snead faced caddy changes after Snead blamed the draw for his setback. Officials upheld a blind draw rule amid disputes about caddy assignments, while Hogan and Mayer weighed Snead’s chances against a field including Littler, Middlecoff, Thomson, Souchak, Burke, and Bolt.
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Rochester
N.Y
Seo
Sélb U
Hogan
Sam Soead
Bas Teter
Jimmy Steenl
I. S. Golf Assn
Henauye Steed
Pool
Pye
Snead
Steed
Tegular
Sneid
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Ansey
Sam
Sammy
Oak Hill
Mayer
Jack Fleck
Gene Littler
Carl A Middlecatt
Australia
Feeter ‘Thomson
Mike Souchak
Jackie Burke
Tommy Bolt
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