Cheyenne Beats Greeley on Andersen One-Hitter
Cheyenne’s Dory Elmore sparked a late fifth inning rally as Gretley’s Andersen shut down the Legion-Elks until Elmore’s bunt ignited a decisive Cheyenne 7 to 2 win. Andersen fanned 16, issued five walks, and finished a near flawless, 16 strikeout performance despite two ninth inning baserunners.
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Cheyenne
Gretley
Dory Elmore
Iofly Hoh
Andersen
Elmore
Dews
Pal Baggot
Veto Karlin
Hottie
Kearli
Buddy Werkle
Ium
Greeley
Eltmore
Terry
Addie Bevan
Weekley
Don Amellander
Skip Frolim
Gene Stauffer
Bryan
District 3 American Legion baseball opens with mixed results
Greeley Legion Elks host Loveland at 8 pm at Forbes Field while La Salle travels to Fort Lupton in District 3B action. Fort Lupton defends title with veteran roster led by Gary Beniniendi and Ron Tway, facing new entrants Johnstown and Windsor. La Salle relies on Larry Renke and a mix of Gilcrest and College High players as season starts.
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Chiyenne
Palent Ferraré
Tad Bomerville
Molander
Greeley
Loveland
Surray
Forbes Ftokl
Jack Capp
Legion-Etke
Legion-Bika
Somerville
Marlin
MeKap
Koskie
Aia Elmore
Nunn
Garcia
Oo Melander
RBI
Frohm
Stanfie
Bryon
Kson
Weekley
Alferi
Ib -F
OU Abdersen
Chayenne
Stauffer
Bryan
Amidsen
Nun
Grétley
Cheyenne
E. Karlin
Brown
Baggot
Erickson
AY Greeley
Melander
Andersen
Reem
Melinder
Allen
Wiener
American Legion
Weld County
Legion A
Greeley Legion
Windsor
Fort Lupton
Gary Beniniendi
Datjee
Beniniendi
Fort Lupton High School
Tri-Valley
Collete High
Teague
Ron
Tway
Frerett Wateda
Greg Christiankeh
Torri Markley
Bob Burge
T Tird
Jim Vonfeldt
Schwaydee Brothers
Fort Lupton Aces
la Sallé Falés
la Salle Legion
Larry Renke
Renke
la Salle
Burlington
Gilcrest
College High
Howard Mayer
Luis Chacon
Art Armijo
Ed Teller
Bill Baggot
George Teller
Gorman
Elks
Bill Goodwine
Diyight Steele
Claude Garcia
Gary Moore
Ron Brunner
Sohnstertn
Memorial services for Mrs Jowell Jowell in North Pyatte
Funeral notices from Eston to North Pyatte Nebr detail the services for Mrs Jowell Rune. Alon diay Tram Maye Eaton Chapel is set for 2 pm with interment at Eaton Cemetery in Kelis. Donations to the Gander tint are requested in memory. Funeral events mention Linn Grove and Machel Chaveli Le.
Hears Nelay Traffic Near Smoky Mountains Causes Delays
An article notes tourists in the Smoky Mountain National Park encounter bus traffic disruptions on the highway. Buses stop for events, causing delays up to an hour, according to officials. The report also mentions a 1950 college basketball star from Withington Huskies.
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Asheville
Smoky Mountain National Mark
La Salle Triumphs 5-2 in Exhibition Over Red Shields
La Salle Bombers edged the Denver Red Shields 5-2 in an exhibition as Hal Mayer pitched well through seven innings. Key hits came in the fourth with Miller, Raids, Alles and Vannest driving in runs, while Mayer earned the win. The Red Shields briefly led after a second inning error, but La Salle pulled away with insurance in the seventh.
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LA Salle
la Salle Legion
Denver Red Shields
Longmont Figier
Terly
Hal Mayer
la Salto
Buddy Maes
Mayer Alylawe
Lodtling
Monty Hele
Mayer
Éecupie
Slatton
Keith Miller
Red Shields
Bob Praridergratt
Remon Heterosilla
Miller
Hoth’ Rntees
Charlié Raids
Gary Alles
Elmné
Herb Renke
Vanadsi
Kurzyna
Sue
Renke
Dan Torrez
Bombers
Lst
Mit Jet
Estes Park
Dick Norris
Toy's State
la Salle American Legion
Guy Telff
Boulder
Morrisan - Morrison Realty
Denver
Loveland
Greeley Legion-Flks
Kansis Vily Life
Mt. Col- Tents
Dutty
Morrison-‘Morrison
Longment
Central Bank
Ft. Morgan
Jay
Ft. Calling
Ft Morgan
Uly
Greely
Mees
Miyomate
Dunes
Altes
Kurzyng
Kurayna
Red Shieids
da Salle
Mares
Alles
Vannes
le Salle
Betz
Karen
Miyamoto
Mal Mayer
Maces
Milfer
Gib Dresser
Bill Dressor
Lafayette, Missouri and Western Michigan Records Highlight Series
Lafayette College, Easton, Pa., faces Colorado State College's first World Series foe Lafayette (19-7) and Missouri (185) as potential second foe. Western Michigan (21-6-1) also features strong hitters led by Buchanan with six home runs.
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Lafayette College
Easton
Colorado State College
Missouri
Western Michigan
Lafayette Lafayette
Penn State
New York University
Lafayette
Charley
Gothert
St. Lou Cardinal
Charles Kline
Tom ‘Morgan
Bob Keasler
al Caeser
Billi McDonald
Qon Nikles
Ted Sloan
Phil Bolen
Ray Smith
Bill Evanko
Gene Parsons
Vince Gebhard
Evanko
Gebhard
Parsony
Caeser
Hag
Veluran
Joh
Ht) Sitwmons
Situttion d’ Tigers
Fiattensi Dhatpidnehtifi
Ray Uriatté
Bob Meyers
Gary Starr
Bob Toit
Rf Scoty Stehart
Ralph Hochgrebe
Dave Gullek
Seibert
Toft
Wilpar
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Charles Mather
Joe Grosser
Jim Greenwood
Bob Mason
Larry Buchanan
Len Grabowski
Jim Héck
Marvin Winegar
Larry Belanger
Jock
Gulick Pitches Missouri to 3-1 Opening Triumph
Missouri defeated Western Michigan 3-1 in the NCAA College Baseball World Series opener as Doug Gulick fired four hit pitching. Missouri broke a tie in the sixth inning with two runs on a sequence starting with Bo Vett’s leadoff single and a sacrifice, then a single by Bob Hassey drove in two. Western Michigan had tied the third on Mary Winegar’s single, a walk, and two errors.
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Omaha
Missouri
Doug Gullick
Western Michigan
Bo Vett
Sonny Siebert
Ralph Hochgrebe
Bob Hassy
Toft
Siebert
Hochgrebe
Mary Winegar
Ohio Sprinter Sets New Mark
Ohio University's Tes Carney smashed the National Collegiate Athletic Association 220 yard dash record with 20.8 seconds at Berkeley. He defeated Rig Norm of State and Ed Collymore of Villanova as qualifiers for the final. Ron Delany of Villanova won the 880 with 1:50.2 and aims for double finals, keeping Villanova atop the meet.
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Berkeley
Calif
Oho University
Tes Carney
Rig Norm
Sati
Tose State
Ed Collymore
Villanova
Carney
Northwestern
Jim Galliday
Ron Delany
Helary
Wildcats
Carlson Stars For Colorado In NCAA Track Prelims
Colorado's Cluck Carlson ran 440 yard dash in 47.4 and 48.0 in NCAA meet prelims at Berkeley. Fadle Southern of Texas won first heat in 41.4. Ohio State's Glenn Davis won semis with 47.8. Nebraska's Keith Gardner posted 21 and 21.1 in the 220 yard dash and 14.2 in hurdles. Gardner led both dash heats, with teammate Keith Young finishing second in the first 220 hurdles heat.
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Berkeley
Gallf
Colorado
Cluck Carlson
Buffalo
Rab
Fadle Southern
Texas
Carlson
Ohio State
Glenn Davis
Nebraska
Keith Gardner
Gardner
Keith Young
Bolt Shoots 71 to Lead Natl Open By WILL GRIMSLEY
Stormy Tommy Bolt shoots 71 to lead midway through the National Open as Hougan and Snead stumble. Hogan injures wrist and falls from contention, while Middlecoff struggles. Dick Metz and others post numbers as conditions test players in Tulsa.
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Bolt
Will Grimsley
Tulsa
Okla
Tommy Rol
Isstoke
South Africa
Gary Mayer
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Sam Snead
Jay Stops Cards 2-4 As Frisco Beats Phil 6-1
Frisco tops Philadelphia 6-1 as Milwaukee leads NL after a rain-shortened six innings. Jay earns his first complete game, blanking St Louis 2-0, while Johnny Antonelli improves to 6-1 for the Giants who shut out the Cubs. Willie Mays logs a three-hit day and Musial goes 0-for-2.
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Joey Jay
Keving
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Spabutid
Tiwan Ben Geraghty
Milwater Red
Spehn
Day
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los
Aqalex Sco
Pittsburgh
Cluei i
Chicago Cubs
Ral
Detroit Tigers
New York
Jead
Yankees
Boston
Kantax City
Tlerchard
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Balimore
Billy Bruton
Jim Brosnan
Cubs
Jay
Johnny Antonelli
Giants
Ross Roberts
Willie Mays
Ted
Denver Chosen for 1960 National Open Golf Championship
The USGA announced Cherry Hills Country Club near Denver will host the 1960 National Open from June 7 to 18. Sites are picked two years ahead, with Winged Foot Golf Club used in 1959 at Mamaroneck.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ted Williams Sparks Bosox to 9-3 Win Over Athletics
Ted Williams ended the drought by hitting a pair of singles and driving in two as the Boston Red Sox rolled past the Kansas City Athletics 9-3. Williams, amid sluggers Jensen and Gernert, also scored, helping Boston widen its grip on second place behind the Yankees. The Tigers beat the Yankees 4-2 as Williams’ team remained hot, with Garver surrendering seven hits to Boston.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Jackie Jensen
Dick Gernert
Frank Malzone
Doo
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Kansas City
Tere Aosta
Jeado Is
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis
Ruln
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Clitelanati
Chicago Cubs
Néd Garver
Im Hrewer
Boston
Yankees
Sawatski Traded to Phils by Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves trade catcher Garl Sawatski to the Philadelphia Phillies for a player to be named later and cash. Sawatski, 30, played mainly as a pinch hitter and had recently been connected to a return involving pitcher Carillon Willey from Wichita.
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Milwaukee
Garl Sawatski
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Philliey
Sawatski
Mike Room
Carillon Willey
Milwaukee Fart Ab
Wichita
Kan
German Guides Kayak to Win In Salida Race
Karl Schroeder of Munich guided his kayak through 15 gates on the Arkansas River to win the Salida Arkansas Boat Races plaque. He totaled 202.3 penalty points, while Geneva student Henri Kadrinka had the lowest score at 225.3. Eric Seidel won the Western American Trophy with 24.8.
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Salida
Karl Schroeder
Munich
Germany
Arkansas River
Schroeder
Henri Kadrinka
Geneva
Switzerland
Tunnerup
Kadrinka
Klepper Boating Co
Eric Seidel
Hree Vertsag
Eric Frazee
Sckaat
Carter Whips Besmanoff by Unanimous Decision
In New York at Madison Square Garden Harold Carter, a top heavyweight before his Army service, returned from a 17 month layoff and defeated German Willi Besmanoff by a unanimous decision. Carter weighed 191 4, Besmanoff 193. No knockdowns occurred though Besmanoff slipped in the 8th round.
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New York
Harold Carter
Willi Besmanoff
Madison Square Garden
Carter
Besmanoff
Heemanoff
Friday Results From Various Baseball Leagues
Weekend reports summarize scores across multiple circuits including Pacific Coast and Southern leagues. Notable results list Vancouver 0 Seattle 5, San Diego 12 Sacramento 4, Spokane 0 Phoenix 12, East Lake City 5, plus Chattanooga 1 8 and Nashville notch wins as Western and Pioneer League scores roll in across late inning play.
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Pacifia
Vancouver
Seattle
San. Diego
Sacramento & Foran
Spokane
Phoenix
East Lake City
Eheyond
Teras
Ldn Horton
Sem. Antonio
False
Dans
Victoria
Argos Chelsie
Austin's
Fort “Wortha
Southern Asen
Monlie
Cites Balin
Rocatelio
Aagie Valley
Bears Use 14 Rainouts to Lead Loop Standings
The Denver Bears boosted their pace by rainouts as they led the league with a five-game series against Charleston. Charleston and Minneapolis traded wins while Denver built a five-game margin atop the standings. a rain-shortened opener in Louisville saw Omaha win 9-3 and lead the nightcap 4-3 in the third inning. Indianpolis edged Minneapolis 3-2 to pull within five points of Charleston. Wichita beat St. Paul 9-2 with Dick Littlefield strong on the mound.
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Associated Press
Sesson
Hull
Denver Bears
Amefitah Asshiead
E Hears
Charleston
Griteley
Gharleston
Minneapollis
Detver
Indianpolis
Minneapolis
Indians
Wichita
St. Paul
Dick Littlefield
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Linn Grove
Skyscene
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Coldride State Colleg
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Ed Fries
Gulick
Ohio
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Cary Middlecoff
Jukimwed Bol
Cryigtal River
Dogler Fairway
Ane
Rim
Boll
Dick Metz
Fort Worth
Tex
Boros
Marshall Springer
Publo
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James Foust
Englewood, Cok
James Ro Engish
Littleton
Zalspann
Englewood
Cath
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Cal Elmer
Birmingham Barons
Southern Arn
Battkmore University
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Val Miehilson
Syracuse University
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Mickey Mantle
Ray Narleski
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White Sox
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