Colorado State College Names Three New Coaches
The Colorado State College board preparations reveal three new coaches mainly for basketball and track. Joe Hall will coach basketball in southern Colorado, while Tom Benlots and Jim Hall join as track coaches. The staff shifts accompany former leaders stepping down as the board prepares for final approval later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busters
Genver
Iade
Colorado State Callege
William Tr.ross
Eis
Stinidad
Hoenne
Primero
Munday
Joe Hail
Barker
Colorado
Tom Benlots
Otero J.C
Denver Universal
Tunyer
Frasily
Robert Monte Ie Valls
Arelfoxil
Dovtorale
Jon Hall
Montgomery
Colorado State College
Regis
Joe Hall
Bill Rupp
College High
Jim Hal
Phiysiead Educa
LeRoy Moore
Jim Hall
Entch
Masenalll
L. C
Jim Ball
Arkansas State College
George Peabody
Nashville, Tenn
Butler
Obituary notices from Greeley area including McMacy and Wakeman families
A series of obituaries and memorial notices from Greeley and nearby areas. Names include Freday Alsox Fred Herbst Sr Mrs Esthar Mercer Wanda Nlones Iris McKenzie and Angelina Jo Bonthe with interments at Linn Grove and arrangements by Hatton Chapel Southand. Also notices for Conrad G Krieger Iva Kenzie and Hester Wakeman with services and interments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Herbst Sr
Herhardt
Esthar Mercer
Rachelstybsle
Rene Dooley
Dorothy Aimer
Misa Wanda Nlones
Greeley
Wauline Nagsdale
Avilapia
Jota Hornst
Kenzie Iva
I McKonaia Af Pierce
Oscar Grogan
Pierca
Wrani
Lawson McKenzie
Peckham
Patrick Glew
James David McKenzie
Shirley Ann
Osea Groges
Pierex
Felishia
Muglba
Gothia McKenzie
Packham
Southand
Angelina
Jo. Bontheart
Melandro
Mary Elisavetht Ilespie
William
Southard Bull
Growley
Edith
St Tahu
Atlanta
Priesday
Brat Congregational Church
Linn Grove
Wightman Star Contender for Wimbledon Title
Nancy Richey, 21, Dallas, emerged as the star of America’s Wightman Cup team and a serious Wimbledon title contender. The United States won the cup over Britain by 52 at Wimbledon, finishing 4-0- in rain-delayed matches. Richey delivered the sole straight-sets win over Mrs Ron Jones 7-5 11-8, amid critical acclaim.
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London
API
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
America
Britain
Miss Richey
Ron Jones
Miss Hickey
Legion-Elks Blitz Boulder in 23 to 0 Opening Win
Greeley Legion-Elks A team opened with a 23 to 0 win over Boulder. Strong pitching by Brumley and solid defense limited Boulder to a scoreless game through six innings. Legion-Elks' offense powered by multiple hits and RBI from Brammer, Sorenson, Ziegler and Gellman, with Orton and Gettiman contributing in the field.
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Tommy Wheeler
Greeley Legion Elks
Boulder
Sorbas Field
Houlder
Larry 8
Ches
Py Welie Smith Vorpes Fiela
Greeley’s
Legion-Elks
Sun
Denver Boulder
McDowell
Greeley
Briday Brammer
Oinlant
Wesley
Daryl Beurnley
Orton
McGuckill
Nelson
Jetter
Basey
Ez Nelson
Etter
Lister
Brammer
Sorrenson
Ziegler
Gettiman
Haskell
Brumley
Wheeler
Sorenson
Gellman
S. Ziegler
Hasey
Tabriana
Sargent
Tabriata
McGuckin
Paul Meka
Major League Elksedge clashes in action packed game
The rough, error filled contest featured Baltimore with key plays by McNally Browns LaMabe and Sorenson. Tillman and Basey delivered big hits, with strong pitching from Connolly and Estrada as Boston battled back with timely hits from Wheeler and Hall.
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Gore
Baltimore
McNally
LaMabe
Rarigy
Hatiner
Spain
Houlder
Wick
Gray
Tilland
Orton
LegionEllks
W-Mcnally
LeLasting
Boulder
Rich Sorenson
Plabe
Pam Schoehitk
Sins
Sorenson
Baltirmore
Robsing Finer
Jim
Inson
Revens
Boston
Jerfield
Rat Tillman
Lely Wes Sargent
Yath
Tommy Wheeler
Jini
Estrada
Hall
Brown
Bob Anderson
J Ziegter
Im Connolly
Heifer
Radaix
Stors
Nixon
Tillman
Boulder Edges Legion B 6-5 In District Play
Boulder wins 6-5 over the Greeley Legion B in a district contest. Lonnie Carlson relieves and allows one run as Boulder improves to 2-0. John Pearson started and went two innings, with both teams combining for a tense, no-hit stretch before late scoring.
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Boulder Edges Legion
Greeley
Lwlea
Lonnie
Missouri Baseballers Meet Undefeated Minnesota
Minnesota seeks to extend its perfect tourney run as Missouri arrives after a 21-win season. Pitching matchups center on Jack Stroud for Missouri and USC worry over Peterson. The NCAA tournament faces rough weather days, while regional hopes hinge on clutch hitting and relief performances.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Arizona State
Satur
Associated Press
Jack Butterfield Onsha
Minnesota
Trojans
Missouri
Jack Stroud
Southern Cal
Maine
Seton Hall
Seres
Stroud
Dennis Musgraves
South
Jern
Cal
Dave Ken Cook
USC
Hoffman
Slater
Rod Dedeaux
Jmost
Walt Paterson
USC Missouri
Peterson
Tigers
Keith Weber
iAvianna State
Lek Mielke
Bisher
Esch
Dick Siebert
Frank Brosseau
Josh Bollack
Pollack
Larry’ ‘Fisher
Fort Collins
Huber
Lengment
Tomy Wikwan
Bil Bargess
Unclear sports box score fragment with players and teams
Fragmentary basketball box data shows Los Angeles and Detroit matchups with player initials and numbers. Includes multiple player mentions, partial scores, and a pond game reference without full context or complete lines.
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Los Angeles
Detroit
McBride
D. Lee
Osinski
Re Lee
Rodgers
Lotinh
Rkow
Sherry
Freehan
W-Ra
Tar
Lee
Pond
La Salle tops Loveland 7 5 in extra innings district game
La Salle American Legion B baseball edged Loveland 7 to 5 in 12 innings Sunday here as Bar ny Mayer pitched eight innings for the win. Loveland took a 5 4 lead with a three run sixth before La Salle tied it then pulled away in the 12th. Mayer walked and Ed Vanust singled in the 12th for the decisive sequence as La Salle opened District 3 play with a victory over Loveland.
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Loveland
la Salle American Legion
Livice
la Salle
Eaton
Bernie Lin
Ray Carlson
Trach
Fa Sales Barney Mayer
Ed Vanaust
Ron Roth
Harry Jacoby
Lotros
Frank Schmidt
Ron Kroupa
la Sali
Roth
Jacoby
Mayer
Jhave Schanis
Longmont
Colo
Palmer Ritchie
Pehitter
Woody
Denver
Lin
Clu
Port Moray
Palmer
Bivi
Vic Rehwoldt
Rhe Sin
Fort Morgan
Rehwoldt
Sun-La Salle
Lobato
Instown
Dick Willams
Meadow Hills Kroupa
Kitaman
Pabacr
Littleton
Linder
Dowling
Intriguing Pro Baseball Doubleheader Results
Summary of a multi game set featuring Cleveland, Kansas City, and Minnesota teams. Key players include Drahowski, Pfisleur, Grajenda, Santigo, Wyatt, Bryan, Edwards, Genovan, Abernathy, Romano, ODonoghue, and Stange. Scores show tight innings and extra time in several games with wins and losses noted for each team.
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Ally
Cleveland
Drahowski
Pfisleur
Grajenda
Santigo
Wyatt
Bryan
Edwards
Genovan
Abernathy
Romano
Kansas City
Otonoghue
John
McDowell
McMahon
W—Odonoghue
aIaba
Golf Notes from Greeley CC Point Par Meet
Perk Carlson won with 40 points at Greeley Country Club in a point par meet. Dick Blake tied Rex Eaton Jr for second with 37 points. Mel Redinger and Harold Raymond each scored 3 points while Evert Francis totaled 1 point.
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Perk Carlson
Greeley Country Club
Dick Blake
Rex Eaton Jr
Mel Redinger
Harold Raymond
Evert Francis
Kersey Defeats Eaton 7 to 2 in District baseball game
Kersey Amer Legion Post 15 beat Eaton 7 to 2 in a District 3 Division I contest. Tom Cecil led Kersey with a bases loaded triple in the sixth, Stal Nishi and Cecil had two hits each, and Kersey pitchers held Eaton to nine hits with four strikeouts. Baron Richter allowed nine hits and two walks despite two Kersey runs.
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Kersey
American Legion
Waton
Eaton
Tom Cecil
Jack
Stal Wishi
Bill Hird
Nishi
Cecil
Jack Richter
John Cantrell
Terry Bunting
Kent Mcfionald
Larry Nix
Baron Richter
Kip Clugstom
Entony Ralua Enteritis
Grevley Elks
Instriet Eagnes Rhe Baton Inn
Korsay
Chueshur Ant Vance
Telterland J. Camtentl
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Alsox
Freday
Byervicdd
Pau
Tugeday
Roun
Infegient Hvane
Ueger Conrad G. Krieger
Orchard
Wakeman
Hester ‘T. Wakeman
Weld
Nuring
Loren
Charles Wakeman
Greelex
Merion Waletua
A. Wakeman
Millikes
Neva ‘Van,Torn
Wiehite
Kon
Edith Orsman
Ramana
Okla
Linu Grove
Sasa
Fort Warsh
San Amimia
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Stenoras Pastemn
Fon Leal Pelthie
Aregusae
Monte
Portland
Sen Diego
Seattle
Spokane
Bosling
Wightman Star
Secon
Butch Btter
Creeley
Tribune
Wylie Smith
Legion-Elks Blitz
Bramley
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Rtn
Hine
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Bely
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Houston News
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Greeley Legion
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Rickman
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Wasser
Gieago
New York
Pizarco
Fisher
Baunvant
Carreou
McNertney
Martin
Daley
Reailf
Howard
Ron McCurkin
L-Bigarro
Chicago
Randy Elgin
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New Tecce
Bryming
Peters
Wilhelm
Mossi
Key
McNortney
Legion
Sheldon
Mikkelsen
Ten
Glen
Homer
Williams
Reniff
Waterman
Relm
Ious
Ling
Walker
Creelenopeeee
Pele D'Amato
Rons
Audi
Aiden
Ron Spence
Toledoval Battie
Witty Latman
Belsky
R. Lee
Gettman
Melain
Lobet
Anca Aaried
Tedin
Slick
Fox
Rosrke
Lalich
L—Salman
Sithoy
Scottsbloft Pumpthey
Neb
Jscoby
D'Amato
Sally Adams
O Loveland
Haskins
Welshime
Inninas Clemens
Rhoades
Toledo
Trwin
Pearson
Carlson
L .Kealley
Barnum
Gov Carlson
Boul Fer
Hackman
Wally
Wall
PR Rhoades
Serby
Rey
Schantz
Johnstown
Longmant
Macy Allnutt Mortuarifs
10Th St
Ft. Collins
Erickson
Washington
Stange
Perry
Talley
Nerum
Ridzik
Hane Noo
Kinen
Brum- Jey
Wstange
L-Namim
Lepped Gime
Kaal
Zimmerman
Cheney
Bockworth
Ridgi
Bridges
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