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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1956

Page

7

Gophs Slug Way to Title in NCAA Final

Minnesota powered past Arizona 12 to 1 in the final NCAA playoff game to claim the World Series crown. Jeers Thomas pitched a five hitter and drove in two with a triple while earning outstanding player honors. Bill Hornung led the offense with two homers and two singles in five at bats. Arizona’s Don McGismis was named second most valuable player.

Omaha Uy Miapesota Arizona Alinnesma Jeers ‘Thomas Gophers

Get Up and Go Great Lakes XT Atrai Catapult

The Ravy experimental XT catapult from Great Lakes achieves an acceleration from a standing start to 163 mph in three seconds, capable of propelling 15,000 pounds with a plane.

Great Lakes Ravy

Occidental Ledge Burial Service for Ray Mathews

A brief notice announces a burial service for Ray Mathews, deceased brother, to be conducted Saturday at 1730 hours with special communications observed by attendants and masane Cannan and WAM listed among organiz ers.

Occidental Ledge Haven Masanie Ray Mathews

Obituary for Haberlein Taka Heberlein Jr

Haberlein Taka Heberlein Jr of W211 14th Ave husband of Caroline A Schaefer Heberlein. Father of Gerald Bruce Thomas Jacob and Betty Jane Heberlein at home. Son of Jacob Haberlin of Greeley. Brother of George Heberlein Ayit Mollie Hoffman Martha Lockman Frieda trimible all of Gracley. Also survived by several cousins and nephews. Services 2 06 pm Saturday at St Paus Congregations Church. Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens.

Calfax Wash Alen Adamson Haberlein Taka Heberlain, Jr 14Th Ave Caroline A. Schaefer Heberlein Gerald Bruce Thomas Jacob Betty Jane Heberlain Jacob Haberlin Greeley George Heberlein Ayit Mollie Hoffman Martha Lockman Frieda Trimible Gracley Linda Schmidt Winging

Obscure Renamed Rectory Notices From Weld County Areas

Fragmented obituary notices list multiple Bridges and Relaford families across Colorado towns including Weld County Denver Greeley and Pueblo with interment details at Linn Grave and Madison areas. Names span Mra Dorothy Bleksing Osk Grove Mo Wilburn Tibyes Houstonia Georager Harriaville and Ida Willard Odessi.

Relaford Alee Ratchet Telaford Farr Relaford Fuehto Allen Relatord Deer Trail Cole Capi Rela Tord Carter Helatord Greeley John Hayes Osk Grove Wilburn Tibyes Houstonia Georager Harriaville Rosa Hayes Lexington Ida Willard Odessi Sadie Wighes Sedals Pueblo Cetorado

Giants and racing mix in scattered New York briefs

In New York a jumble of sports notes covers the Giants, a first round upset in the National Open, a racing result near Belradat, and scattered regional results. Names and places are partly garbled but indicate wide coverage of teams, events, and scores.

Adlig AE Ress Raseraul NEW York New York Giants Lackraan AL Darky Ton Inglewood

Cards Trade Four For Four Shakeup Reforms St Louis

The St Louis Cards reorganized their roster in a four for four deal with the New York Giants. Calvin Dark arrives for Rich Schoendienst and three others while receivers include White Lockman Ray Kall, and Don Liddie. The Cards shift Dark to shortstop and move existing players to fit a new infield and catching setup. The Giants add Jackie Brandl and Ed Bressoud while recalling Jerry Consalate.

ST. Louis Frank Lane St. Louis Cardia Redbirds Glmes Schoendienst New York Giants Célvin Dark Jane Globe-Democrat Cintinnari Schoendi Whil Lockman Ray Kall Don Liddie Dark Fislr Lane Lockman Wally Mood Tisld Pasiton Hal Smith del Greco Pittsburgh Bill Verdon Rignsy Giants Jelly Jim Conslade Ed Bressoud Minneapolis Bressoud Bhodlop Theew York Yankees Eddie Robinson Kansas City Fenl Low Skizas A's Richmond Ed Burschy Bi Renna Inez Yankees Nazm Sichern Denver Milly Harter Interist

Mantle Powers Yankees Past White Sox in 3rd Inning Flurry

Mickey Mantle hit a 420 foot homer his 22nd of the year and scored on Joe Collins double as the Yankees beat the White Sox 5 1. The win widened New Yorks lead over Boston to five games amid a tense scene as Day Philley and Marty Marion were ejected after a disputed strike call.

NEW York U4 Mickey Man New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Sox Manile Ith Joe Collings Daye Philley Charles Berry Kell Fob Grim Berry Grim Paisley Marty Marion Philley Chicago Dench Marion Phifley Chicago Yankees Jhe Jerry Coleman Gilliespangal Minnie Bf Joe Collins Mantle Yor Berra Breese Skowron Dave Phillas Ehlesge Denver Colorado Game Hoston Gernert Ted Williams Dirk Jim Biersall Mersall Dot Baldin Kique Ab Buby Cf Oboe Daley Okind MeLin Comsis L. Daley Ktrhert MeLisk la Esthick Tor Buadin Georchcee Bott Coe Eajea A. O R—Smith Caranar Nova Werte Busby Lemos Piersalt Vermin Germest Jensen Bucdin Daley J Mellin Deleek Surd So—Lemos L. Batey MeLhha Delve Kiel Tock Debemoa

Figures Show Livelier Ball In Baseball Season

Major league observers debate ball liveliness as homers surge with 194 this year against 155 in 1952. AL totals 369 four-baggers in fewer games, Yankees pace with 76, NL at 425, Redlegs power to 84 in 80 games, hinting at a season-on-season record pace amid strong hitters and club marks.

New York Washington Baltimore New York Yankees National League Cincinnati Redlegs New York Giants

Weld County Democrats Back Brannan for U S Senate

Weld County Democratic Executive Committee endorsed Charles F. Brannan for the U S Senate and recommended no primary contest. County chair Gordon Ibbotson said the vote was 25 in favor and noted opposition to internal party conflict. Denver attorney John Carroll is mentioned as a possible Brannan opponent.

Hudson Weld County Democratic Executive Committee Charles F. Brannan U.S Gordon Ibbotson Senate Ibbotson John Carroll

Tactless Cave Guide Draws Flak in New Zealand Visit

A cave guide at Waitomo Caves in New Zealand failed to show part of the subterranean sights to Australian tourists citing recent depredations by Australian hooligans. A woman in Auckland later remarked it would have been better not to be told.

al Waitomo New Zealand Auickland

British and Swedish Horsemen Win First Olympic Golds

Britain and Sweden take the first equestrian Olympic golds as Lt. Col. Weldon Hill and Laurence Rook secure the team title while Petrus Kassenmag of Sweden wins the individual medal in dressage endurance and show jumping. The American team fails to finish. Tristan da Cunha girl to Cage Town dental treatment on Navy frigate.

Stockhola WA Britain Sweden Yietariaga Elizabeth of Great Halais Guntat Adolf Frank Weldon Hoya Artillery A. E. Hill The Lonely Isle Tristan da Cunha

American League Notes and Player Mentions

The text lists multiple players and teams with scattered notes on performances and standings. It references Wilson, Staley, and others, mentions leagues and boroughs, and hints at game outcomes and player stats across the American and rational league contexts.

Braves Beat Giants 5 2 in Milwaukee thriller

Warren Spahn held the New York Giants to seven hits and struck out 40 as the Milwaukee Braves downed the Giants 5-2. The veteran lefty earned his 3rd win against the team, his fifth victory in the season, aiding Milwaukee’s pursuit of first place.

Milwaukee Warren Spahn Milwaukee Braves New York Giants

Needles Favorite for Belmont Stakes

Needles is expected to be the favorite for the 53rd Belmont Stakes on Saturday. Trainer Hugh Fontaine complains that the horse gives him fits during morning workouts but improves in the afternoons. The field also includes Calumet Farm's Fabius, Ca vear Boy and Jazz Age, Teicei Vavi, Bea Diable, Frosty, Charlevois, and others from multiple owners.

New York C. V. Whitney Cavear Boy Jazz Age Christiana Stable Teicei Vavi Bea Diable C. B. Fischbach Frosty Mr. and Fortune P. Ryan Charlevois

Boulder Denver Turnpike Buckling Linked to Subsoil Expansion

An engineering report attributed buckling on sections of the Denver Boulder Turnpike to subsoil expansion. District engineer E W Thorson noted pavement failures would have occurred with asphalt or other materials. The damaged stretches were resurfaced with asphalt for easier work.

Denver 12 Bapert Markey Watrous Subzoil Denver Boulder E. W. Thorson Portland Cement Assa Watrois

Child Swept Away in Irrigation Ditch Near Grand Junction

GRAND JUNCTION The current of an irrigation ditch swept away 10 year old Edwin Ambrosta Cordova while he visited relatives. He could not swim and was dragged from the canal area as crews used grappling hooks to recover the body. The incident occurred Thursday near the Silt area.

Grand Junction E. E. Redman Edwin Ambrosta Cordova Redman Cordova

Fragmented League Scores and Mixed Results Across Circuits

A jumble of scores from the Pacific Coast, International, Western, and Pioneer leagues appears with teams such as Mollygood Diego Tas, Parana, Vancouver, Montreal, Havana, New Orleans, Birmingham, Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Denver. Weather and interrupted games are noted, with several inconsistent team spellings and unreadable line items.

Associated Mollygood Lee Diego & Tas Argetes Parana Sag Francisca Seamin Vancouver Saccamacts Montreal Catacscie Wenmead Fomme Timmi Horkeaies Havana Mutina Amerigan Aesh Chirlenon Cmabe Denver Louie Ctber Tula Fort Worth Olatamatir San Antonio Austin Ayetin Equihemn New Orleans Birmingham

Baseball BATTING leaders and league notes mix of names

A muddled Associated Press summary lists batting leaders and runs in both the American and National Leagues with numerous player names and teams. The text also notes stolen bases, home runs, and pitching results from fights in several cities, highlighting a chaotic listing of statistics and results.

Tang Pillfur Bi Clemente Pittaturah Bayer Bt Leuk Aly St Lowe Dls Blasssraove St. Louis Guidee Beeoklyn Bridap Loo Pin Boraby Ray Pitisturah Payer Brochtray Make Maya New Yorks St. Luci YG Associated Press Los Angeles Fombristens Smith Low Ameeten Chartey Samyer AN. Thancisco Zeiten Franguca Johny Druga Quang Calle Philadelphia Charlo Scoth Tass Uprimadalphia Tom Wanhiratom

Bears Hammer Six Homers To Whip Colonels

Associated Press reports a rare power spree as Denver and Charleston rallied for 20 and six homers respectively in a slugfest loss to Louisville. Mary Throneberry hit her 47th homer. Bob Martyn opened Denver with a leadoff homer. Weather caused delays and a 7,892 crowd watched in blustery conditions.

Bears Colonels Associated Press American Assn Charleston Senators Omatta Denver Lonisville Wichita St. Paul Twin Hill Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville Rath Arunderstorms Bob Martyn Mart Mosser Mosser Mary Throneberry Hobby Richardson Beaver Tony Kubek Woodle Grizzly Jiomers Grne Merbert Tony Roig Wateh

Denver Golfers Shine in East Open Round

Denver Country Club players led by Jed Noble Chatlant and Harald C. Watson posted strong scores in the National Open qualifier in Rochester. Jed Noble Chatlant fired a 39 on the front nine and 35 back for a 74 total, while Watson shot a 4 over par at 82 for the event.

Rochester N.o Noble Chatlant Jed

Ex-Pro Star Sullivan Dies at 43 in Louisville

Frank J. Sullivan a former Loyola University of the South star and NFL player with the Chicago Bears and Pittsburgh Steelers died Thursday in Louisville. He was 43 and had ties to New Orleans. Another brief notes a featherweight boxing card at Madison Square Garden featuring Cherif Hamia and Miguel Berrias with Hamia favored.

Louisville, Ky Frank J. Sullivan Loyola University of the South New Orlvans Chicago Bears Pitttsburgh Steelers New York Madison Square Garden Cherif Hamia Miguel Berries

Mantle the shy star behind the roar of Yankee fame

New York profile of Mickey Mantle reveals a quiet, self contained man who avoids the spotlight. He fears interviews, dislikes cap tipping, and finds comfort in home life in Commerce Oklahoma with friends who understand him. He is seen as humble, smart, and uninterested in ego boosts despite Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio comparisons.

Joe Reichler New York Mickey Manlie Leon Mickey Mantle Yankes Stadium Babe Ruth Joe DiMingelo Billy Martin Hickey Martin Jim Mick Arma Commerce Okla

Berkeley explorer Wille B. Taylor dies on Grand Canyon trip

Wille B. Taylor of Berkeley California, a veteran Grand Canyon explorer, died after heart attacks during a Colorado River boat expedition. He collapsed June 3 after leaving Lee Ferry, then suffered a second attack the following day and was buried 44 miles below Lee Ferry. Taylor was tied to the Taylor Leather Goods Co of Berkeley.

Grand Canyon Ariz Uy Wille B. Taylor Berkeley Calif Colorado River Taylor Otis, Marston Lee

Shotgun Accident Wounds Five Girls in Aurora

Police report an accidental discharge near a trailer court injuring five girls aged 4 to 15. Chester Shirer, 14, allegedly loaded a 444 Springfield and fired at an antenna, causing pellets to strike the children. All victims listed as stable at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital amid infection precautions.

Aurora Fitzsitons Army Hospital Spencer Garrett Garrett Chester W. Shirer Chisyl Marie Alice Kuntz T. Sgt Abs Clark W. Kunte Macy Catherine Alison Lester O. Allison

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