Santa Clara Beats Florida State In College World Series Thriller
Santa Clara edged Florida State 11-6 after a flurry of Florida State errors and unearned runs, with Ho Garibaldi closing the final innings. Texas toppled Michigan in a separate college series clash as Belcher and Kerr starred for Texas in a high scoring night.
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Scouts Watch College World Series for Major League Potential
In Omaha two major league scouts and several executives from clubs including the Milwaukee Braves Houston Colts New York Yankees attend the NCAA College World Series. They seek future big leaguers among players like Santa Clara’s Bob Garibaldi and Arnie Fazio Texas Tom Belcher and Florida State’s Wendy Woodward with Belcher a senior and the others sophomores or juniors. Garibaldi and Belcher are pitchers while Woodward and Garibaldi play infield or outfield roles.
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Deaths and Funerals Readable Fragments
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Texan Wins Third Time In Baseball Photo Contest
Paul Moloney sports editor of the Greeley Tribune received honorable mention for the best college baseball action pictures in all newspapers. Joe Heiling of Austin became the first three time winner in the competition. Awards will be presented at the coaches association national convention in Los Angeles.
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Parma Weidner Named Baseball All America Team
OMABRA AP Dan Schneider of Arizona and Tort Fletcher Illinois signed week of bonuses totaling 175000. All America team announced by American Association of College Baseball Coaches. First team includes Tom Brown Maryland Pat Rigby Texas Jon Moore Florida Ernie Fazio Santa Clara. Outfielders Larry Thomas Ohio University Archie Moore Springfield Moss Nichols Auburn. Catcher Buddy Teagle Florida State. Scheneder and Pietelver freshmen lefties. Parma Milwaukee Braves 100000 bonus. Fletcher 8-3 with 0.37 ERA for Wisconsin Big Ten champion.
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American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Tom Brown
Maryland
Pat Rigby
Texas
Jon Moore
Florida
Ernie Fazio
Santa Clara
Larry Thomas
Ohio University
Archie Moore
Springfield
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Nichols
Auburn
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Cloverleaf Thursday's Results Show Fast Times and Payouts
Rapid Runner clocked 23.20 with $3.50, 80 paid. Penny's Pom 17.40, 6.20, Gay Lee 5.03, times around 34 seconds. Rocky Nelson and Camisa led with multiple quinielas and daily doubles totaling $1,465.00. Bets featured include Carmellote, Su Li, and numerous placings with varied payouts and quinielas across the card.
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Littler Leads Open as Palmer Fights Back in Fog
Oakmont Pa AP report of the U S Open where Littler led with a 69 while Arnold Palmer rallied from disaster to stay within two strokes. The fog halted play and later resumed at 8:45 am with Palmer, Player, Nichols and Rosburg contending in a star studded field.
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One Yank Still In British Golf Tourney Play
Richard Davies of Pasadena Calif led in a windy round at Hoylake, defeating Geoffrey Marks and Peter Humpherty to reach the round of 16. He faces David Palmer next as American competitors push to advance in the British tournament amid strong winds and challenging conditions.
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Minor League Baseball Roundup Prompted by AP Dispatch
The Associated Press report covers several minor league results across American Association and Pacific Coast League venues. Highlights include wins by Denver and Oklahoma City clubs, scattered performances by Dallas-Fort Worth, Tacoma, Vancouver, and Salt Lake, with pitcher and batter notes noting key players such as Scarbrough, Brumley, and Oliva. The tale spans multiple cities, teams, and partial box scores, illustrating a broad, patchwork day of minor league action.
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American Twins Edge Angels in tight American League race
The Minnesota Twins beat the Los Angeles Angels 4 to 1 to stay within a whisker of the AL lead. Don Kaat earned his sixth win with eight strikeouts as Hattey and Bernie Allen homered for Minnesota. Bo Belinsky took the loss after a rough outing, including a $250 fine for staying out late.
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Five Big Races Set Saturday in Major Stakes Card
Nine stakes races pace Saturday across five tracks with top horses like Kelso challenging at Belmont in the Nassau County, TV Lark returning at Hollywood Park for the Inglewood, and the Citation Handicap slated for Washington Park. Other contests include the Colonial Handicap at Sul Folly Pawns and the Michigan mile trial at Detroit, plus juvenile stakes at Maine and Delaware venues.
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Golf Notes From Greeley Canary Club Fourball Event
Golf notes report mixed foursome results at the Greeley Canary Club. Mr and Mrs Dick Doeltcher won net scores at sl. Joe Chapin couple followed with 8. Rothmans posted the low gross 34 while other teams led by Mr and Mrs Rothman Mr and Mrs Jim Allory and Marion Harmon posted 34 to 35. Twenty five entries entered for the first annual Guys and Dolls Mixed Scotch Foursome Invitational golf tournament on August 12 at the GEC course.
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Dick Doeltcher
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Bears Dump Indians by 31 in tough baseball write-up
The Bears defeated the Indians 31 in a four-hit pitching duel led by Alan Ryan Lane to surge in the American Association race. Denver and Omaha posted wins as Dallas-Fort Worth and Oklahoma City faced late-season pivots with key hits from Ken McMullen and Frank Kostro.
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Major League Baseball Today and Schedule Highlights
The AP report lists standings and schedules across the American and National Leagues. Teams such as Washington, Boston, Minnesota, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Kansas City and Chicago feature in updated tallies, with upcoming games across New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Kansas City, Baltimore, Washington, Los Angeles, Chicago and other venues.
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Senators rally past Indians in 4-3 late innings win
Washington defeats Cleveland 4 to 3 in a wild 11 inning game. Danny O’Casnnell delivered a game winning RBI in the bottom of the eighth as the Senators outlasted the Indians in a 35-player, eight pitcher marathon that spanned hours. Latman, Allen, Funk, Bellitti, Romano, Cheney, Hamilton, Kulyna, Burns, Retzer, Schmidt pitched for Washington while Bell took the loss for Cleveland.
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Nick Willhite Player of Month In Amer Assn
In Columbus Ohio AP dispatch two dozen minor league players were named May Players of the Month by the Baseball the American Association honored Nick Willhite Omaha pitcher 7 2 record 3 04 ERA and Felix Deena Billings outfielder 270 12 AL homerun HBL among others with six pitchers three outfielders five infielders and three utility players cited for May performances, per Minors president Trautman.
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Orioles beat Red Sox 7 4 behind Gentiles homer spree
Orioles slugger Jim Gentile hit a three run homer for his 17th of the season and a productive fly as Baltimore defeated Boston 7 4. Brooks Robinson contributed a 10th inning circuit drive while Steve Barber earned the win after a stint away at Fort Bragg.
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Ed Charles stars as KC rally past White Sox 11 8
Ed Charles hits two home runs off pitcher Joe Horlen to pace Kansas City in an 11-8 victory over Chicago. KC teammates support with solid hits as Horlen, Zanni, Lown, Fisher, Wyall and Azcue contribute for the White Sox.
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Ex-DU Athlete Named Littleton High Athletic Director
Frank Genille, former Salida High School athlete and Denver University student activities leader, was named athletic director at Littleton High School on Thursday. He has been on the Littleton faculty since 1948.
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Fights Across Cities Feature Pointed Bouts
In Miami junior Grant of 475 pounds from Miami easily defeats Sweet Jim imy Robinson of 172 pounds from Kansas City. In Glasgow John Cowboy McCormack 164 pounds bests Henry Hank 185 pounds from Detroit. In Tokyo Sunde Esparaz 118 pounds of Mexico defeats Fighting Har sada 115% from Japan.
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