Longmont Bears Down Greeley Grays in Doubleheader
Longmont Bears hand Greeley Grays a doubleheader loss at Forbes field, taking 6 1 in game one and 7 2 in game two. Key moments include Skip Sarconi and Jud Baker driving in the decisive run in the opener, and Nuly Lopez homering for Greeley in the third as Marty Hernandez held Longmont to one hit until late.
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Longmont Bears
Greeley Gr. Rame
Forbes Field
Longmont
Skip Sarconi
Jud
Baker
Asevesrin Hurst
Bears
Gray
Innning
Greeley
Nuly Lopez
The
Grays
George Lopez
Paul ‘Villa
Joe Romero
Jim Garcia
Mario .Lopez
Baker and Paul
P. Villa
J. Romero
Grandfield Taul real estate and furniture auction listing
Harold Eitzen sale items include a 1939 Chevy sedan and a large furniture collection. Real estate consists of a four room modern two bedroom home with utility room Youngstown kitchen and new water heater with landscaped yard and fenced back.
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Hank
Williamson i
Youngstown
Beth
Willams
Allanhoole
Calf Weld County Realty
Glaude Redman
Greeley
Rniture Norge Elee
Norge
Tony Dole
Ike
John W. Taul
Std Ave
Steeley, Calo
Weld Gaunty Realty
Stan Smith Agency
Piilee Elec
Ranuet
Maytag
Emall
Kenmore Elec
James Beydleh
McNeese Wins Rodeo Honors
McNeese College of Lake Charles Louisiana won the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association championship with 146 points over New Mexico A&M Sul Ross State CSU and Colorado State University in a three day event at Colorado Springs. Clyde May McNeese senior was named NIRA Cowboy of the Year and Pete Fredericks New Mexico A&M won all around. Dick Yates CSU led calf roping and Iris Hughes MSU placed in barrel race. Los Angeles Rams sign Hirsch and Bukich for 1957 season.
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Colorado Springs
McNeese College
Lake Charles
Louisiana
New Mexico Aam
Sul Ross State Callee
Alpine
Texah0
Colorado State University
Coleges
The
Rodeo Association
Clyde May
McNeese
NIRA
Pete Fredericks
New Mexico A&m
Dick Yates
Colordo State U
Teresa Sully
CSU
Vera Hammons
Dick Wallis
Wyoming U
Margaret Milne
Wyoming
Leing
Iris Hughes
Montana State College
Cloverleaf Kennel Club Reports Near 3 Million Handle
Cloverleaf's first 30 night meeting at the grayhound track yielded 231,954 in wagering. The average per night ranged around 9 81 to 1 065 with a total over 142 902 in bets. A crowd of about 36,000 attended Friday's program, and Cloverleaf's second meeting is planned for September 2 to October 3 following a mid August opening at Beaver's Mile High track.
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Loveland WA
Cloverleaf Kennel Club
Cloverleat
Beaver
Milliken Splits Twinbill With Ft Collins On Sunday
Milliken's municipal league team split a Sunday doubleheader with Ft Collins. In the opener Milliken won 11 to 9 after eight runs in the sixth. AL Fresquez homered and Levi Martinez doubled, driving in three runs. Ft Collins took a 5 3 lead in the sixth before Milliken's late surge. In the second game Ft Collins edged ahead 4 0 in the first. Milliken rallied to force extras, then fell 9 7 in 10 innings. Melendez had a key first game moment and Martinez sparked two Milliken rallies with a double and a sacrifice.
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Milliken
Mar’ Niciplague
Ft. Salling
AL Fresquez
Ft. Collins
Leo Malik
Skip Melendez
Butch Ruybal
Lavel
Melendenz
Tt. Collins
Jim Baldivia
Fresquez
Ft. Collings
National Open title won by Dick Mayer in golf in brief
SPORTS IN BRIEF: Dick Mayer of St Petersburg Florida captured the National Open by seven strokes, defeating Dre Cary of Middleport Memphis Tennessee after 72 holes. Meantime Villanova claimed the NCAA team title as Hob Oulawse set a vault record with an 18 foot 94 inch leap. Yale swept all three rowing events at New London, while Gallant Man won the Betmonk Stakes in New York and Round Table topped racing at Inglewood. Althea Gibson defeated Darlene Ward in London head ride event.
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Fress Golf Toledg
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Flas
Aorarord
Dre Cary
Middlecolt
Memphis
Hack Austin
Tex
Hob Oulawse
Villanova
Glasgow
Sealland
England
Derek Inboison
Mases
Giants
Hobby
Hamnon
Way Crone
Fanny O'Connell
Yan Kees
Athlelted
Genk Whlohsen
Buly Martin
Haluh Terry
Kanaae City
Harry Simpson
New York
New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
YORK
Gallant Man
Fly
Tailey
Hold Muler Aw
Dengthsack
Aeknaide Trent Fini
Inglewood
Calif
Merada
St Hollywood
Brown Defends Title at Denver in Welterweight Showdown
Brown defends his lightweight title in Denver facing Orlando Zuluvia of Cuba as part of a stacked boxing card. The event features Mandiy versus Gavilan rematch and multiple middleweight bouts, with Yankees vs White Sox also on the program.
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Joe Brown
Denver
Orlando Zuluvia
Cuba
al Andrews
Chivo Vejar
Calhoun
Joey Giardelino
Cleveland
Spider Webs
Charley Joseph
New Orleans
Brown
Denver Auditorium
Zulucta
Jory Lopes
May Parkday
Larry Boardman
Patis
Moore
NBA
Hos
Lasely
Germany
Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching
The chart lists top performers across leagues with names like Williams Boston Fox Chicago and Sievers Washington. It covers batting leaders runs batted in and pitching leaders with teams including New York Cleveland Chicago and Baltimore.
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Dante
Detrait
Shantz
New York
Tel
Mrvaklyim
Muslal
Uovite
Foudy
Aaron
Milwaukee
St. Mustal
St Lowis
Hank
Clortunall
Cincinnati
Mays
Auaint
St. Louis
Flehwendienst
Milwauner
Robinson
Ted
Musial
Tal. Ly Moun
St. Talay
Maya
Fnlder
Jy Mohitapa
New Yarkett
Aeeldional — Sanford
Philadelphia
Schmidt
Louis
Uosty Darkson
Lannie Em Gomez
Ywaukees
Athletics Face Accusations as Farm Club for Yankees
The New York Yankees and Kansas City Athletics trade history sparks fresh claims the Athletics serve as a farm club for the Yankees. Since the franchise moved from Philadelphia in October, multiple transactions have shifted seven ex-Yankees and other players between the two clubs, including a recent eight-player deal led by Martin and Varry Simpson amid broader ownership changes involving Yankee Stadium sale to Arnold Johnson.
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Kansas City Athterics
New York Yankees
Yanks
Billy Sar?tin
Athleies
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Yankees
Ewel Blarkwell
Fom Gorman
Dick Kryhoski
Athletics
Boos Slaughter
Johnny Sain
Jon Sleater
New York
Kansas ‘Ly
Martin
Varry Simpson
Yankee Stadium
Dana Topping
del Webb
Arnold Johnson
Inter
Pinkston Leads Western League Standings
Pinkston of Amarillo dominates Western League play raising his average to 440 while Sioux City's Dale Ferris moves to second with a 406. John Standnicki of Topeka leads pitchers with a 1.13 ERA and 0 losses. Williams of Topeka tops home runs with 19 and RBIs at 51 as Pinkston leads in hits and Ersaich in total bases.
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Associated Press
al Pinkston
Amarillo
Howe News Bureau
Sioux City
Dale Ferris
Ferris
John Standnicki
Topeka
Dick Trajewsski
Pueblo
Pat Enos
Art Burnett
Lincoln
Jim Malee
Albuquerque
Dick Drilling
Kenn Yoke
Jack Cardey
Dave Stenhouse
Des Moines
Dukes Enter First Division in Western League Race
The Albuquerque Dukes returned to the Western League pursuit after a May slip, splitting a doubleheader with Sioux City to stay within a point of fourth. Lincoln, Topeka, and other leaders posted mixed results as Colorado yielded 38 runs across the day. Chicago White Sox star Jungle Rivera paced a 4-2 win over the Senators in the debut game of a two game set in a long East tour.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque Dukes
Dukes
Sioux City
Suns
Dex Moines
Colorado
Lincoln
Sky Sox
Topeka Hawks
Wnry
Puchloig
Ereige
Oly Ga
Amarillo
Colorado Springs
Puchto
Topeka
Chicago
Jin Rivera
Chicago White Sox
Rivera
Sox
East
Washington Senators
Joe Belmont to Join Denver Truckers in NI Basketball League
Joe Belmont, a former Duke standout, will join the Denver Chisago Truckers for the next NI Basketball League season. Trackers' Johnny Dew announced Belmont will enter team camp in Leaveraug. Belmont previously starred at Northeastern School in Philadelphia.
Seals Hold Pacific Lead in Struggling Coast Baseball
The San Francisco Seals extended their lead in the Pacific Coast race with a 12 win over Portland and a tight 9 inning loss by Sacramento. Ed Sadowski belted a ninth inning homer, Curt Raydan shut out the Mounties, and Hollywood closed in on Vancouver as San Diego and Los Angeles swapped wins in a tight division race.
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Associated Press
Pacific Coast
Wwagne
Hallywood
San Francisco
Seals
San Diego Padres
Seattle
Vancouver
Sacramento
Ed Sadowski
Hollywood
Mounties
Curt Raydan
Stars
Jim Baumer
San Diego
Los Angeles
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