Greeley Legion B Beats Fort Morgan 9-6 in Lopsided Game
Greeley Legion B defeats Fort Morgan 9 to 6 as errors and unearned runs shape the contest. Glen Waterman and Jinx Rawson drive key hits while Jerry D Amato earns the mound win and Hoey closes out the final innings.
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Weeeley
Legion
Ussenan
Munday
Glen Waterman
Iblm
Monge Iwurta
Illie Gy
Ena
Ingy Rot Bates
Disa PS
Hendy Bisin
Greeiuy
Cetilay
Languont
Jerry D'Amato
the Legion
Jinn
Fligl
Jinx Rawson
Bates
Hoey
Fereeley
Fuel Hurga
Orl Mursan
Morgen
Sehlothaupr
Weitzel
Caenabie i
Alalone
Ale
Waterman
Stavinn
D'Amswy
Lee Bales
Elgin Ef Vosmers
Fort Morgan
Lealen
Ipho
Overbbsol
Carnahan
Schlathauer
Len
W. We
Fredrickson
Carna- Aan
D'Armaly
Pumnbrey
Missouri Maine to play in NCAA semi final tilt
Maine and Missouri earned NCAA tournament progress with pitcher Ferris delivering strong relief and a deep Maine roster led by sophomore Ferris who helped upset Northeastern. Coach Butterfield praised underdog effort as the team eyes a semifinal against Minnesota, while Missouri aims to blunt a potent defense and stay competitive in the title chase.
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Missouri
Maine
Jim van Valkenborg
Cisas
Bunter
Preas
Field
Nev
API
Uietors
Hakkin
Benn Sophorma
Posse
Caursport
Granv
Jeague
Jom Ferris
Butterfield
Cash
Jack Butterfield
Terpilcher
Ferris
Fenway Park
Moston Hat Son
Southern California
Mie
Mert
Nissouri
Dick DaVarney
Minnesota
Willse
Dennis
Keith Maine
High Schooler shines as Cards rally past Hamtramck
Detroit AP report details a sequence where Gaza Ferris and Hamtramck’s Art Pinky Deras vied with the St Louis Cardinals in a tense game. Reading that Deras faced major league interest, a crucial grounder and defensive plays helped swing momentum, with Ferris’s team pushing for late-inning advantage amid a noisy crowd.
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O14
Ferris
Moe Muszali
Ham
Ynaded
Carl Merrill
Williams
Porl
Gaza Ferris
Area Legion Baseball Schedule Notes
District 1 games feature Yeadingrdey and Loveland with matches planned at Ft Catlins and Longmont on Friday as part of the Area Legion Baseball slate.
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Ft. Catlins
Pam Loveland
Longmont
Colts Blast Cards In 93 NL Slugfest
Walt Bond drove in four, Rod Aspromonte hit a two run homer, lifting the Houston Colts to a 98 victory over the limp St. Louis Cardinals. Eight runs came off Glen Hobbie and Jerky Spring, with Spring delivering a long homer and two runs batted in during the seventh. Unclear details and fragmented text follow, listing players and district notices.
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Houston
Walt Bond
Rod Aspromonte
Houston Colts
St. Louis
Cardinals
Colts
Glen Hobbie
Cubs
Hobbie
Bond
Twatuns
Asprompate
Tonirth
Two-Man Basketball District 3 Mitigated by Short Rosters
District 3 games in Kersey and La Salle faced severe player shortages with both Moulton and Hazelwood and La Salle left with minimal players. Greeley Elks and Johnstown posted low scores as teams subbed down to two or three players late in the matchups.
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Kersey
Greeley Elks
Town Creek
Ala
Sap
Moulton
Hazelwood
Littleton
la Salle
Herthoud
Baton
Gan
Hazelwood Loveland
Greeley
Lege Mayer
P.m
Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Fragment
A dense recap of American and National League standings, team records, and upcoming games. Includes lines on Detroit Kansas City Chicago Washington Los Angeles Minnesota Cleveland Boston New York San Francisco Cincinnati Milwaukee St Louis Houston Philadelphia and others with results from recent games and scheduled twinbill entries.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Washington
Ada
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Ain
Boston
New York
N ' Kansas
Cily
G.B. Failaphia
Bie
Milwaukee
ABC St. Louis
Mats Houston
New Yorku
Houston
St. Louis
San Francisca
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ginginnali
San Francisco
St. Lois
Touston
Pittsburgh
White Sox Rout Orioles to Spur AL Lead
Chicago White Sox pounded Baltimore 9-1 to seize the American League lead Monday night. Peter Ward Al Weis and Gerry McNerney drove in two runs each as Chicago built a seven-run inning. Robin Roberts started for Baltimore but was chased in the first inning after Allowing seven runs.
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Baltimore
White Sox
Hiseaga
New York i
Yankees
I Yankees
Orioles
Robin Roberts
Peter Ward
al Weis
Gerry McNerney
Chica
Fred ‘Yalbot
Harvey Hadiny
Chicago
jBaltimore
Talbot
Fisher
Mc jRertney
Roberts
Haddix
Sand Brown
W-Fisher
Del
Lei
Tokyo introduces timing camera for controversial races
The Tokyo organizing committee adopts a precision timing camera to photograph runners at one hundredth of a second. The device records two views on a single tape enabling instant development and review. No delays or disputes are expected in determining winners.
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New York
Tokyo
Hair
Olyncie
Comm! T
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Obituary style list noting multiple individuals with kinship, locations, and funeral details. Includes Macy Allnutt Mortuaries and several family members, with service times, churches, and cemeteries in Hampton Iowa, Greeley and surrounding areas. entries mention relatives, interments, and burial plans.
Golf's Bluebloods Arriving for Open
The 63rd U S Open attracts golf's top names including Palmer Nicklaus and Lami as heat and humidity greet arrivals at Congressional Country Club. Tony Lami seeks his second straight win after Thunderbird success while Snead notes the brutal conditions testing pros over 7 033 yards of tough terrain.
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Will Grimsley
Washington
Teagan
Arnold 1
Palmer
Jack Nicklars
Tony Lami
Mont Te Anil
Leme
Tony
Ing So Weil
Oklahoma City
Rye
N.Y
Leandra
Calif
Chempigne Eyry
Nicklaus
Congressional County Club
Muger
Giants Rally Past Reds 6 5 In Ninth In San Francisco
Giants defeat Reds 6 to 5 as Hart lines a go ahead run scoring single in the ninth off Ryne Duren after McCovey and OrlandoCepeda reach base. Cincinnati answers with two in the top of the eighth but Giants surge to victory and reduce gap to NL leader Philadelphia.
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SAN Francisco
Loin Hart
Cincinnati
Glantis
Philadelphia
Hart
Ryne Duren
Bill Henry
Witte McCovey
Orlandoe Iorda
Vith
Mone
McCovey
Giants
Reds
Frank Robinson
John Edwards
Bobbie
Harlan
Mal Smith
Bobby ‘Klaus
Fiet
Joe Giants
Joey Jay
Cespeda
Tom Hulluc
Tom Hulluc’s Duu de and An Intentional Walle
Duke Snider
Chuck Hiker
Cepeda
Pioch Altter
Cap Peterson
Unclear OCR Item From World News
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and places including Japan Mexico Philadelphia and United Nations. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the readable fragments. The piece references UNICEF and a university president but lacks a clear reportable action or context.
Greeley Tourney Attracts Northern Colorado Putters
Top putters from Northern Colorado gather Sunday at the Greeley Putt-Putt Golf Course for a qualifying event in the 1964 Professions Putters Association tour. Rudy Mavich notes cash prizes for pros and merchandise for amateurs as 80 qualifiers move toward the national finals on July 23 in Columbus, Ohio.
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Colorado
Greeley
Rudy Mavich
Women Shoot For Record 146000 On Fall Tour
The Ladies PGA Fall Tour features a total purse of 146000 with four new events added in Provo Utah Seatlle Washington Las Cruces New Mexico and Miami Texas dates August 27 to November 8. Tour director Leonard F. Wirtz announced the schedule as part of a year set to surpass prior money marks.
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Pkey YE Wurman
Leonard F. Wirtz
Ladies Pga
Provo
Utah
Wash
Las Cruc N.M
Mi, Tam
Tex
Senators Rally Past Angels In 3-2 Win
Washington nipped Los Angeles 3-2 as Don Rudolph earned his first victory since recall guiding the Senators over the Angels. Ron Kline pitched in relief after Rudolph exited in the ninth. Dean Chance walked two, Rob Perry, Dick Phillips and Brinkman drove in key runs. Adcock hit a homer for the Angels.
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Washington
Don Rudolph
Nintziening
Ron Kline
Los Angeles Angels
Kline
Rudolph
Jor Adock
Rob Perry
Bob Rodgers
Lowe
Sealors
Dean Chance
King
Dick Phillips
Jo Brinkman
Phillips
Los Angeles
Washton
Chance
Smith
Duliba
Rodgers
Brumley
EeChance
Adcock
Kennedy
Nicklaus Leads Money List in Golf 1964
Jack Nicklaus, averaging 320 dollars per tournament in 1964, leads Arnold Palmer by about 5,300 dollars in official Professional Golfers Association money winnings for the year. The article notes Nicklaus atop the money list as the season progresses.
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Jack Nicklaus
Farm Club Hires Ex Adams State Coach For Lead
Kansas City AP reports Gos Niarhos, bullpen coach with the 4's, is appointed to manage the farm club. Ex Adams State College coach LeRoy Wanter also linked to the unit. Details reference trainer income figures and resignations, with affiliations to Easter and Michigan.
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Adams State
N. Dak
Kansas City
Killebrew Homers Lead MLB Slugging Burst
Minnesota's Harmon Killebrew powers ahead with two sluggers pace, blasting five homers last week to reach 20 for the season and extend his lead over rivals. Mays and Williams chase in batting, Oliva slides, and Fregosi climbs in AL marks as league action continues.
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Ben Law
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Warman Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Bob Alli
Killebrew
iTwins
Minnesota
Wille Mays
San Francisco Giants
Williams
Chicagos
I Mays
Im Fregosi
Los Angeles Angels
Tony Oliva
Fregosi
Oliva
Tore
Cleveland
Leon Wagher
Rostan
Dick Stuart Mays
Sandap
Liston Pays Speeding Fine
Glendale Colorado AP report says Sonny Liston appeared in Beltte Municipal Court and pleaded no contest to a speeding ticket. He received a fine and four points toward suspension of his license, with a new state action due by June 1.
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Glendale
Colo
Parmer
Sapien
Bheltte
Toughest Yacht Race Nearing Record Finish
Colin Frost reports from Wester London on the singlehanded yacht race where 83 year-old Brandy Chichester in Gypsy Moth 1 leads toward a possibly record crossing as headwinds off Sable Island slow progress. Only four rivals remain viable among 15 starters with two long shots—Tabasly of the French navy and Lt. Col. Bloudie Haster of Britain—rumored to challenge.
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Colin Frost
Associated Press
Wester London
Newport
Sable Island
Brandy Chichester
Jie
Chichester
Fie
Van
Brite Jain
Bloudie Haster
Haster
Haz Ant
Pethod
Gu Ane
Pte de
Bins
Val Howells i
Cuccinello Hodges Named AL All Star Coaching Staff
BOSTON AP Lopez named Gil Hodges and Toy Cuccinello as co coaching staff for the 1984 American League All Star game set for July 7 at Shea Stadium. Hodges leads the Washington Senators and Cuccinello is with the Chicago White Sox. Voting for the starting pitchers will be announced this Sunday.
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Boston
Lopez
Gil Hodges
Toy Cuccinello
New York
Shea Stadium
Hodges
Washington Senators
Cedeella
Chicago White Sox
Laper
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