Brumley and Elks blank Fort Collins 8-0 in league opener
Greeley Elks, led by Daryl Brumley a no hit threat through four innings, routed Fort Collins 8-0 in the opening league game. Brumley struck out many batters and walked a batter in the third while Elks bats produced runs with hits by Jacoby and Brumley aiding early scoring. The win improves Greeley to 1-0 as they host Boulder next at Forbes Field.
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Greeley Elks
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Greeley Elks Legion
Fort Cullins
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Tratt
Bramley
Thei
Elks Bats
Port Collins
Burgess
Elks
Jacoby
Brumley
Gettman
Bromley
Butch Butlec
Scottschluff
Leare
Greeley
Daryl
Lang
Butler
Bouldec
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Ren
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Troxel
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Quiller
Markley
Vad
Wasser
Song “Burges
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Zoud Woo T 'Gregley
Abrabi Sorenson
Owne E Bisey
Nod Wheelyr
Millet Rf
Cleveland
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Letuhander Claude
Kirkland
Gary Belllputer
Aise
Bell
Pine
Hemmant
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Elite
Retter
Latman
Allen
Atcue
Bowden
Neeman
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Dick Philips
Chuck Hinton
Eveland
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Osteen
Coates
Land
Rom Rith
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Max Alvis
Walker
Azcue
Nee- Osborne
Nun
Wwalker
Hong
Suns
Twins Beat Angels 7-3 as Battey Delivers Seventh Inning HR
In a pitching duel, Dick Stigman and Dan Osinski matched zeroes until Earl Battey hit a seventh inning homer to spark Minnesota to a 7-3 victory over Los Angeles. Julian Javier and Zoilo Versalles contributed, lifting the Twins into a tie for second in the league standings behind Baltimore.
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Earl Baltey
Minnesota
Dick Stigman
Los Angeles
Dan Osinski
Friday Thiale
Weaiehd Tha Twine
Angel the Stars
Associated Press
Stars
Julian Javier
Foughis
Loulyshead
Baltimore
Tormovert
Teague
San Francisco
Os Angeles
Pittsburgh
Winnhesota
Warren Spasin
Osinski
Navarro
la Braves
Jowski
Sligman
Battey
Philadel "Sliaman
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Phia
Future of Conference at Stake RMC Special Meeting
Representatives of the Rocky Mountain Faculty Athletic Conference plan a special meeting in Gunnison to decide on membership and football scheduling. Discussion will cover Colorado College, Western, Foothill competition, and possible 16 game baseball schedule under conference rules.
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Thocky Mountain Faculty Athletic Conference
Gunni
Randall
Western
Colorado College
Bel State College
Hocky Mountstin
Heweust
Renal Aidenen
Apts Lanath
Culoridy State College
Evan Smiley
Colorado Selina
Rulstol Mines
Garnet Stone
Denver
Anderson and Fellis Obituary Fragment
Obituary fragment lists Anderson of JM Lot Avenue and Theda Ko Mater, plus extended family members including Eva Chek, Vere Fueler, Welen teil Lanna, and Mrs Ida Mae Fellis. Mentions survivors and arrangements in Hoxie and Katthaas with four great grandchildren. Further details to follow.
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Andlrson Sintuel
Anderson
JM Lot Avenue
Hinobiuttut
Mis
Theda Ko Matersom
Holvnlersom
Uyihoh
Orbuta
Keith Anderson
Welt
Tat Warran Anders Arvady
Dati
Harrementy
California
Eva Chek
Dever
Mes
Vere Fueler
Lakewood
Welen Teil Lanna
Alou
T Zrawn
Arrangements Tae
Follis
Ida Mae Fellis
Carr
Cora Mau Peteh
Thomas Henry Fullis
Hoxie
Katthaas
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Notice Services Monday
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries reports services for Myrtle coon and Earl Williams. Family and assorted Williams relatives, including Edgar Patrick Pam ely Williams, Barbara Giles, Denny Yutchy Ins, Thomas Williams, Velma Want, Detsie McClure, Jean Van Allen, Merle Williams, and Melvin Johnie Williams, are noted. Interments set for Baton Demecery and Sunset Memorial Gardena.
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Wash
Fragmentary sports blot with unclear names and stats
A partial OCR sports note mentions players Butler Wheeler Wagser Jacoby Long and Burgess with pitching and batting terms. Several fragments include numbers and abbreviations, but the full teams, scores, and events remain unreadable.
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Butler
Wheeler
Wagser
Jacoby
Long
Buller
Brerbb
Sy Burgess
Quilter
Brumley
Burgess
Minor League Scores From The International League
The Associated Press reports results across the International League with Richmond defeating Arkansas 11 to 2, Jacksonville besting Atlanta 6 to 2, Rochester beating Indianapolis 7 to 4, Syracuse tallying 11 over Buffalo 2, and Columbus winning 12 to 11 against Toronto.
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Richmond
Arkansas
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Rochester
Indianapolis
Syracuse
Buffalo
Columbus
Toronto
Red Sox hammer Orioles as Stuart belts long homer
Boston defeats Baltimore 5 to 1 as Dick Stuart hits his 14th homer of the season and Toman Mejias contributes two hits. Dick Radatz protects the lead with relief duty, while Milt Pappas suffers the loss for the Orioles.
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Boston
Dick Stuart
Toman Mejias
Dick Radatz
Red Sox
Baltimore
Stuart
Milt Pappas
Crioles
Pappas
Stock
Stone
Orsino
A Wilson
Radatz
Nixon
Wilson
Yanks Triumph On Seventh Inning Homers Over Tigers
New York Yankees rally from a 4-0 deficit to beat Detroit 14-2 as Joe Pepitone and Clete Boyer hit seventh inning homers and Mia Mossi tallied four hits. The win tightens the club's hold in the AL standings behind the Chicago White Sox, with Kansas City also in pursuit.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Dan Mussi
Toose
Joe Pepitone
Clete Toyer
Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
Miteame
Chicago
Baume
Kansas City
Yanks
Chieso White Sox
Kans City
Mossi
Kreith
Roger ‘Maris
Larry Bright
Ean
Sis
Palmer, Nichols Tied After Second Round in Thunderbird
Palmer and Nichols carved 67 71 to share the halfway lead at 138 as the Thunderbird event neared its final rounds. Hebert Campbell Craw-nicklaus, Wall plus Duden/Vance and Player paced a crowded field under overcast skies at Leesport Country Club.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Harrison
Arnold
Palmer
Anne Palmer
Jack Rule Jr
Waterloo
Tha Lown
Art Wall Jr
Thunderbird
Pacani Manor
Bobby Nichols
Mack
Jack Nicklaus
Sam Snead
Ey Nicklaus
Jay Hebert
Brookline
Mass. C
Falmer
Hin
Joe Campbell
Garéleiy
Ner Dickinson
Dick Craw
Arnold Palmer
Ford
Bob Duden
Kinstman
Gary Player
Wil Palmer
Kel Nagel
Miley
Valumibus
Ohio
Yaus
Lawrence der Ymarest
Cycle Scrambles Set for Sunday at Kel Nagle Route
Motorcycle scrambles return as the Flaving Association stages action five miles west of Kel Nagle on Highway 4. The first race faces a weathered course with Harleys and Pret bikes expected to compete amid a plan for three new rivale entries Torani Bi ery Rentue and Deaneéiet. local riders include Wickites and finisher contenders.
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Flaving Association
Dick Lruwtard
Rubiday
Hennick
Kel Nagle
Theeley
Timo Triakk
Harleys
Slemason
Torani
Biery Rentue
Giants 2, Colts 1 and 5, Pirates 2 in baseball scores
In San Francisco the Giants beat the Astros 2-1 while the Cardinals toppled the Pirates 6-2. Ben Hogan, in golf, cites fatigue in a rare competitive comment as Megan returns to form after 11 months away. Haller hits a homer for the Giants, and Julian Javier drives in runs for St. Louis.
Braves Blank Phillies In Milwaukee Shutout
Braves pitcher Warren Spahn threw a complete game two hitter with a few walks as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 3 to 0. The Phillies managed only scattered hits and no runs while Spahn dominated the lineup.
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Milwaurkee
Warren Spahir
Weil Hant
Aby Wight
Braves
Philadelphia Phils
Naniy
Beti
Torming
Navan
Spain
Fathi
Fathi Ninth Victory Against Three Eloats White Mutdheling —Young Tema Bay
AML
Tee
Ge Ville Dim
Bawehall
Alin
Jelutout Tailors
Aslan Hillpine
Cody
Flea
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Weekend Major League Games
Major League results feature Washington and Cleveland split in a 19 inning second game, New York and Detroit, Boston and Baltimore, Chicago and Kansas City, plus Los Angeles at Minnesota and other showdowns. Sunday and today matchups list New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Houston at San Francisco, Chicago at Los Angeles. Also noted are stray trivia about water scarcity and antelope horn shedding.
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American League
Chicago
New York
Huston
Cleveland
Ale Karsus City
Jos Angeles
Washington
York
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Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Joe Angeles
Los Angeles
W. Bk
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Chicaga
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Nouslon
Civeinninti
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Pittsbyrg
San Francisco
Houston
Trojans Top Arizona to Force So Cal Showdown for Title
Southern California beat Arizona 6-4 in a wild tournament game to set up a title showdown with its longtime rival. Larry Fischer held Arizona to four hits over eight innings as USC’s five first-inning runs proved decisive. Duane White started and faced trouble early. coach Rod Dedeaux may start his ace Wall Peterson in the rematch.
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Jerry Green
Associated Press
Omaha
Caliboro
Hasings
Trojans
Arizona
Arizna
Diamond Paola
Arizzona
Wilky
Utey
Rod Dedeaux
Wall Peterson Ly
Missouri
Sherwin Scott
ThureGuy
Texas
Hardwick Grabs Bowling Lead in Open Showdown
San Mateo bowler Billy Hardwick, 21, tops the Warren Civic Open with a 12 game total of 2,58 and 210 average after a strong return. Marty Piraino of Syracuse, NY is second with 2,502 pins and Roger Helle of Detroit has 2,569.
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Warren
Olio Fap
Billy Hardwick
San Mateo
Marty Piraino
Syracuse
Roger Helle
Detruit
Piraino
Helly
A Winning Coach Arrives at Hillcrest on Freshman Team
New York AP reports line coach Jon Curnesceey arrives to lead Hillcrest freshman baseball. The Little Redmen compile television wins with one defeats and two tests on campus amid early victories.
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NEW York
Jon Curnesceey
Hillcrest
Little Redmen
Mets Hit Reds Hard In 10-3 Rout On Friday
New York Mets defeated Cincinnati Reds 10 to 3 as Duke Willey and other key hitters fueled a strong late surge. Willey contributed a homer and multiple hits while Craig and Coleman supported the offense, and reliever Roger Craig picked up the win. Cincinnati starter Durkuy lasted into the middle of the game before Mets bats broke through.
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Cincinnati
Duke Si Willey
Jeanie
Bob Durkuy
Tell the Mets
Alu
New York
Willey
Craig Ah Gud Coleman
Owens
Zaimi
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