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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
8
Missouri Tigers edge Colorado State 11 to 2 in a second round NCAA baseball game. John O’Donoghue allowed few baserunners after a rough start, aided by timely hitting from Marlin Tate and teammates. Missouri advances while Colorado State is eliminated amid a tense late stretch.
In Omaha AP reports Missouri crushed Colorado State 9 0 as Martin Tofl clayed a 370 foot homer and drove in four. Holy Cross hammered Clemson 17 4 with Rancourt and Ringel homering. Western Michigan faced Clemson and Southern California met Colorado State in other Monday games. Holy Cross maintained late lead with strong pitching and timely hits as the World Series of Baseball continued.
Multiple obituaries list names and relatives across states, with service details. Chet Arthur Foster of 902 5th St, Alma Foster. Dale-Foster of Late Beach, Calif. granddaughters in Long Beach. services at Maple Grove and Linn Grove chapels. Other notices include Elfen M Johnson of 1218 9th St. Katherine-Margaret Kissler. Eva Ford McLain. Jon Oster. Talitha Werner. and others, with funeral times and church or crematory locations. interments at local cemeteries.
Dick Stull topped about 200 contestants at Grover rodeo over two days winning bareback and saddle bronc. He downed his steer in five seconds and claimed the overall title for the third straight year as mild weather replaced last year’s mud.
In Omaha, Colorado State College Hesta beat Lafayette 10 5 to advance from opening round. Key six inning rally included a five run surge led by Chamberlain who collected two RBIs on a bases loaded single. Acre sparked the Bears with four singles and two walks, scoring three times with Herbel securing his 21st win of the season.
Baseball statistics show leaders in the American and National Leagues. Key figures include Cory of City, Boston with 161 runs and Mays of San Francisco with 43 RBIs, plus Banks of Chicago and McCormick of San Francisco among top batting and home run leaders.
Salida AP Roger Faris of Airleans France won the Arkansas Boat Races for the third time by a 25.7 mile kayak course from Salida to Cotopaxi in 2 hours 28 minutes 35.6 seconds, beating rivals Marcel Beaujeau and Rudert Lubinger. Spills marked the event with 22 boats navigating rocks as the low water noted as the month’s lowest.
The Detroit Tigers, now hottest in the majors, swept a four game series from the New York Yankees in Yankee Stadium. Frank Lary and Jim running provided the shutouts 2-0 and 4-0 as Detroit rose in the standings behind strong defense and timely hitting.
The Kansas City Athletics spearhead a frenzied seven-team, two-league trading spree before the midnight deadline. Major moves include Carrasquel to Cleveland, Held and Power to Cleveland for Maris Ward and Tomanek, Maas and Trucks to Yankee for Simpson and Gunn, and a two-for-two Detroit Chicago swap involving Boone Shaw Yong and Francona Fisher. Cardinals deal Schofield to Pittsburgh for Freese and O’Brien as the market reshapes rosters with six new KC players likely to be regulars.
Harvey Haddix pitched his best game of the year as Cincinnati swept a doubleheader from Chicago 7 0 and 4 2. Jeff Slauder allowed seven hits in the opener, Birdie Tebbetts’s Reds moved to within 1 1/2 games of Milwaukee. The Braves won 4 2 in St Louis to hold a 1 1/2 game lead over the Giants. Pittsburgh pounded the Dodgers in Los Angeles as Detroit swept the Yankees 4 0 and 3 0. Chicago beat Baltimore 4 0, Cleveland topped Washington 6 2, Kansas City routed Boston 9 4. Whisenant drove in two runs in the seventh for Cincinnati in game one and homered in the ninth. Tom Acker and Johnny Klippstein shut Cubs threats in game two. Stan Hackney? Hanebrink’s late homer helped St Louis. Don McMahon earned his sixth win. Frank Thomas left with a hurt hand, but X-rays showed no fracture. New York’s Don Newcombe absorbed his sixth loss.
Glenn Davis of Ohio State seeks to lower the 400 meter hurdles world record after earlier beating the 440 yard dash mark. The 23 year old senior also holds the Olympic trials mark and eyeing the 1960 Olympic events while aiming to compete in Bakersfield AAU championships and Russia tour. He competes in multiple events including the 120 yard hurdles and the 220 yard dash.
Denver Post reports Jim Haywood and his wife Jane will present their Avery fishing show for the Uptown Kiwanis club at the Knight's of Columbus hall tonight. The Maywoods showcase films on fishing in Canada and the Rocky Mountain Empire regions and demonstrate casting with modern tackle and gear.
In Deauville France Henry de V maze Paris won the national open amateur title with a four stroke margin. Rockville Center and Berkeley fielded strong challengers as competition featured Jesse Gate way and other top players.
A chaotic fishing incident is described with confusing OCR text. A large pike was caught and tossed into a boat, followed by a violent reaction involving a weighted object and threats. The fragment hints at a confrontation during a fishing trip near Atuila, with unclear details about people or outcomes.
The Denver Bears split two Sunday games as the American Association schedule produced mixed results. Saint Wichita upset by Denver, while St Paul and Charleston traded wins. the Senators kept pace with a late rally in the seventh to beat Denver 8 5. Minnesota and Indian Springs posted wins as Omaha, Charleston and others contributed to an eventful twin bill.
The Associated Press reports Kid Gavilan, famed former world welterweight champion, will face Yama Bahama of the British West Indies in a pro bout in Miami Beach on Wednesday night. Gavilan, once among Ring Magazine’s top welterweights, aims to boost his comeback after recent bouts as boxing history notes his past near-title peak.
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