Southern California Dominates Colorado State 12-1 in NCAA Tourney
Southern California pounded out 14 hits to rout Colorado State 12-1 in the NCAA College World Series third round. Blewett and Castanon sparked the Trojans with two triples and key hits, while Blakeslee pitched seven strong innings before Colorado State broke through for a run in the fourth.
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State
Southern Cal
DMABA
Bol Blakesles
Ieildander
Southern California
Colorado State College
Carl Rohnke
Mike Blewers
Joe Peek
Fred Scott
Colorado State
Blakestee
Trojans
Blewett
Mike Gastanon
Gastanon
Bob Cantich
Southern Call
Guffey
Johnston
Castanon
Waitly
Biggect
Worhaz
Beott
F Blewett
Santien
Blakeslee
Bloom
Turner
PCA
Scott- Castannon
Blewell-Castanon
Klumb
Fairly
Kempf
Bernhardt
Kempt
Bernard
U — Smith
Carlton
Harbour
Missouri Extends Unbeaten Run In NCAA World Series
Missouri jumps to the top as the lone undefeated team in the NCAA World Series, beating Holy Cross to extend its stay in Omaha. Southern California survives a two-hitter bid by Bob Blakeslee to advance, while Western Michigan eliminates Clemson. Battle lines form for a Tuesday night doubleheader with Western Michigan vs Missouri following Holy Cross vs Southern California.
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Omaha
Missouri
Tigers
University of Nebraska
Holy Cross
Bob Blakeslee
Souther California
Colorado State
Western Michigan
Clemson
Southern California
Deaths and Funerals Details From Milliken and Nearby
Florence Ericsson of Milliken and Eva Ford McLain of Northwest Grevilley are listed with relatives and services. Chester Arta Foster, Jann Geter Oster, and others are noted with service times, locations, and interment details. Services held midweek at local drawing rooms and churches with Linn Grove Cemetery as final resting place.
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Ericsson
Florence May Ericsson
Milliken
Mrags
J. Elam
Millken
Mre
Florence McKnight
Greeley
Forter Chester
Chet
Arta Foster
Wyath St
Alaers
Elks Service
Ling Grove
Metlain
Eva Ford McLain
Northwest
Grevtey
Servicrs
Aim
Macys
Roo
Linn Grove
Patterson May Defend Title Against Harris
Los Angeles AP Floyd Patterson would defend his world heavyweight title against Roy Harris on August 4 in Los Angeles. Promoter Al Weill said plans proceed despite opposition from rival clubs and Patterson’s manager Cig D Amate. The arrangement faces California Athletic Commission approval and faces pushback over the July 24 bout scheduling at Wrigley Field.
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Los Angeles
al Weill
Floyd Patterson
New York
Roy Harris
Olympic Auditorium Club
Harris
Tex
Weill
Cig D*amate
Patterson
Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles Tridgers
Wrigley Field
Porter
California Athletic Commission Oy
George Parnassus
The
Cympis
Wrigley
Zora
Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Pete Rademacher
Columebus
Milett and Chuval Draw In Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Toronto AP reports fifth-ranked heavyweight Alex Milett and unranked George Chuval fought to a 10 round draw. Milett was knocked down once in round ten after being outboxed early, while Chuval rallied to land the lone knockdown of the bruising clash.
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Toronto
Alex Milett
George Chuvval
Milett
Chuval
Tor” Aio
Ryff Beats Tibbs in New York Bout
Frankie Ryff of New York came from behind to win a unanimous decision over Tommy Tibbs of Rostem in a telecast mid round bout at St. Nichola Arena. Ryff weighed 136 pounds to Tibbs 134.
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Ryff
Tibbs
New York
Frankie Ryff
New Yorke
Tommy Tibbs
Rostém
St. Nicholau Arena
Gilcrest Nips Grays In Rockies Duel 3-2
Gilcrest beat the Grays 3-2 behind Ernie Andrade in a lefty duel at Inland Grove Park. Rich Curtis drove in two runs with triples in the first and third, while Frank Carbajal smacked seven hits allowed but three went for triples. Grays tallied in the eighth on doubles by Villa and Carbajal, but Andrade held strong.
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Inland Grove Park
Gilcrest
Rocky Mountain
Rich Curtis
Grays
Andrade
Paul Villa
Frank Carbajal
George Carbajal
Greeley
Jerry Tellez
Addltade
Frank Chacon
Erie
Rhe Gilcrast
Graya
Ft. Chacon F
Carbajal
Romero
City-Church Loop Schedule Reader's Night Matches
The City-Church Loop lists a series of league matches from June to August featuring teams Acacia Our Savior's Lutheran Reformed Presbyterian First Covenant McCoy Distributors Camera Supply and Telephone Dials. Scheduled games include evening starts at 7:15 to 9:30 with pairings such as Acacia versus Telephone Dials and First Covenant versus McCoy Distributors across several dates.
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Acacia
Reformed Presbyterian
First Covenant
Our Savior’s
Lutheramia
First Souther Baptist
McCay
Reformed Presbyteriany
Our Savior's
Lutheran
First Southern Baptist
McCoy Distributors
Luthern
Pam McCoy Distributors
McCay Distributors
Gue 3Avior
McCoy Distribustors
Southern Baptist
Sly
Our Savior's Lutheran
McCoy
Gur Savior
Reformed
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Merchants State Softball Team Plans Forbes Workout
The Greeley Merchants, Weld County Colorado’s longtime softball power, schedule a 6:50 pm organization meeting and brief practice at Forbes field on Wednesday to screen new candidates for the team. Manager Guy Bresser hopes several players report, with home games planned at Windsor due to Forbesfield conflicts. Team leaders include Bill Koehler Jim Koehler and Al Gebnard. The Merchants are a 4 International Softball League affiliate.
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Greeley Merchants
Weld County
Colorado
Forbes Field
Merchants
Guy Bresser
Forbesfield
Windsor
Bill Koehler
Jim Koehler
al Geb Nard
International Softball League
Fights By The Associated New York Prankle New York
A garbled OCR list references names and events including Peter and Phesan Mallar with mentions of appointments and numbers. The readable items indicate a roster or tied to sports or official notices, but the text is largely indecipherable with multiple misreads and stray terms.
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Associated
NEW York
Prankle
Basta Ina
Koji Tetibarhi
Ji Bun Pari
Chette Don Phidmachia
Ase
Eri Rolin
Chloe On
Pean
Rey Tlant
Che
Peter
Milliken Tops Ft. Collins Legionnaires 6-5
Milliken Caballeros edged Ft. Collins Legion 6-5 in a hockey mountain league game. Key plays included an error and single by Dick Remey in the ninth, plus strong pitching by Hugh Schoephoerster for Milliken. Scoring spanned the first to seventh innings with multiple timely hits and walks.
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FT. Collins
Milliken Caballeros
Ft. Collings Legion
Cabilleros
Ehnice
Dick Remey
Hugh Schoephoerster
Milliken
Legion
Bill Glade
Vic Torres
Schauphoerster
Marv Shannon
Caballero
Rex Fresquez
Rhale
Greeley Invitational Golf Tourney Invites Issued
Invitations mailed for the 17th annual Greeley Invitational Golf tournament at Greeley Country Club starting July 5. 1957 champion Larry Eaton is invited after firing 4 176 to win the event. Field limited to 120 players, with handicaps 11 or less eligible for invitations.
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Greeley Country Club
Larry Eaton
Machine Gun Threat Lands Man on Probation in WWII Find
Allen Scott, 35, received two years probation after threatening another man with a machine gun he brought home from World War II. He claimed the gun was of little use in a cigarette lighter dispute as police confiscated the weapon. John Broyzmann, Michigan State boxing coach, leads the National Association of Collegiate Boxing Coaches.
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Allen Scott
Seot
John Broyzmann
Michigan State
National Assit
Cards Edge Reds In Extra Innings To Tighten NL Race
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 6 5 in 11 innings to move within a half game of the NL leaders. Stan Musial sparked a ninth inning rally, Joe Cunningham delivered key hits, and Morrie Martin earned his second extra inning win. Cubs action with Dick Bilsworth and Walt Moryn provided brief excitement in an exhibition game.
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ED Wilks
St. Louis Cardinals
Cla Eimat
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Redlegs
Stan Musial
Eddie Kusko
Wilmer
Mizell
Gus Bel
Redleg
Morrie Martin
Chicago Cubs
Dick Bilsworth
Jefty
Chicago White Sox
Filaworth
Fresno
Calif
Cub
Cubs
Walt Moryn
Musial Faces Long Batting Slump in Major League Race
Stan Musial may endure his worst slump in 17 years as he goes 0 for 17 in his latest stretch. His average dips from .419 to .481 while Willie Mays leads the National League behind a shaky hitting week. Vic Power Al Kaline Rocky Colavito pace the American League with Vernon also heating up.
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Ben Clan
NEW York
Stan Musials
Vic Power
al Kaline
Rocky Colayke
Musial
St. Louis Star
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Mays
Mart
Pace
Bob Nieman
Baltimore
Power
Kaline
Colavital
Mickey Vernon
Vernon
Cleveland
Bobby Bragan
Pass-Run Option Play Emphasized by Tennessee Coach
AP reports Tennessee coach Bowden Wyatt told the Colorado Coaching School that the pass run option is essential to a successful offense. He cited three key factors: critical yardage, a crucial pass, and punting over 25 yards with no return, to build a tough team.
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Wysh
Stewart Leads Golf Tourney in First Qualifying Round
Hutchinson, AP Stewart tops the first qualifying round of the Trans Miss Golf Tournament with a 2 over par 72 at Prairie Dunes. Missouri amateur Bill Stewart from Springfield posted the early lead, with 64 berths remaining after Tuesday's final qualifying 18 holes. Marty Sidener of Dallas shot 67 in practice and tied for top, while Jim Jackson of St Louis and Frank Lyman led a group at 73. Defending champion Ken Baxter of Amarillo not required to qualify.
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Hutchinson
Ken
Prairie Dunes
Bill Stewart
Springfield
Marty Sidener
Dallas
Jim Jackson
St. Thuis
Trang
Frank Lyman
Ken Everett
Beaver
Ken Baxter
Amarilo
Tex
Wit
Supply of Wheat Up by Board of Trade Report
The Board of Trade reported Monday that the visible supply of wheat in the United States increased by 3,083,000 bushels, bringing total supplies to 285,807,000 bushels. The rise signals ongoing adjustments in market availability and potential price impact.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
United States
Phils' Player Charged on Morals Issue Says He Wants To Return
Philadelphia AP report on Edward Bauchee, 25, a Phillies rookie first baseman, stating he is ready to face criticism and return to baseball after his morals charge. He says he has no rabbit ears, has consulted doctors, and is determined to play despite potential boos.
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Phils
Philadelphia
Edward Francia Bauchee
Boucher
Philadelphia Phillies
Major League Batting Leaders and Run Producers
The table lists American League and National League batting leaders with figures for hits and averages, including Mays, Musial, Banks, Cepeda, and others. It also notes runs batted in and home runs, highlighting notable players and their team affiliations.
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Baltimore
Vesnan
Clever Tong
Beaton
Triandos
Halil
Pe Bing
Jew
York
Larsen
New Yorks
Sullivan
Zoslun and Hyde
Maye
Mielecoy
Chicago
San Francisco
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Banks
Maya Ang
Cepeda
Mays
San_ francisco
Chiesag
Walls
Mattahon
Milrenen
Burkey
Trabert Upsets Hoad in Forest Tournament Clash
Tony Trabert upset Lew Hoad 6-3 6-2 in the Tournament of Champions round robin in Forest Hills New York. Hoad trails Pancho Gonzales and Ken Rosewall at 2-1 in a seven man event as Rod Segura and others pursue the top prizes.
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Ecuador
Head
Higtadium
Trabert
Segura
Frank Sedgman
Ted Hartwig
Noah
Defeniing
Champ Gonzales
Sports Scores From Regional Leagues and Games
Regional baseball and softball scores show varied results with multiple leagues reporting on games. Highlights include Denver’s 4 1 upset, Salt Lake City 4 victory, Richmond 11 Buffalo 10, Fort Worth 24 Dallas 4 and Houston 3, plus other regional results with postponed or incomplete listings.
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Pacifi
Semue
Salt Lake City
International Leagie Richmond
Buffalo
Rochester
Columbus
Fort Worth
Dallag
Colorado
Gorlngs
Topeke
Amarillo
Lincoln
Pueblo
Dex Moloes
Pocatelly
Missoula
Amarillo Cut Down After Seven Straight Victories
Western League leader Amarillo had its seven game win streak halted by Topeka with an 80 setback. Colorado Springs stayed in first by beating Sioux City as Albuquerque defeated Lincoln, while Pete Carrillo earned his ninth win for the Gold Sox.
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Amitillo
Hal Demara
Topela
Amarillo
Topeka
Des Moines
Pueblo
Amarilla
Gold Sox
Colorado Springs
Sion City
Sioux City
Albuquerque
Lincoln
Bobby Volkert
Danny Lynk
Tvorui
Sky Sox
Pete Carrillo
Topeke
Calaredo Springs
Puello
Albuauergue
Great Falls and Pocatello Vie for Pioneer League Half Title
Great Falls and Pocatello clashed for the first half championship as Pioneer League action left both the Athletics and the Electric s with wins while others lagged. Pocatello defeated Missoula 10-4 and Sparkes beat Boise 3-2. With nine games left in the first half, shifts in the standings seem unlikely. Pocatello faces Idaho Falls Tuesday and ends the half against Billings on June 23.
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Pioneer League
Great Falls
Vocatello
Athletics
Elect ‘Rics
Pocatello
Missada
Sparkes
Boise
Pocatella
Idaho
Billings
Indians Laman Shuts Out Denver Bears 4-1
The Indianapolis Indians defeated the Denver Bears 4-1 as Barry Latman held the Bears to six hits and collected a 34th win. Latman, an option to the Chicago White Sox, contributed a double and strong pitching to top the Bears for sole possession of fourth place with a 40 record. The Cardinals’ Bobby Mabe allowed a decisive two-run seventh inning, while Curt Roberts and Ted Beard misplayed in the eighth, aiding Indianapolis.
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Associated Press
Barry Glatman
Denver Bears
Monday Paignt
Chicago White Sox
Indianapolis Indions
Bears
Latman
Omiha
Wichitar
Bobby Mabe
Joe Morgan
Wichita
Denver
Indianapolis
Curt Roberts
Ted Beard
Curl Hardaway
Indians
Seattle Beats Bees 7-4 To Knot Sixth In PCL Standings
Seattle handed the Salt Lake City Bees a 7-4 trimming in the only Pacific Coast League game Monday night, moving from seventh to sixth place as the Raiblers pulled two percentage points ahead of Portland. Dick Stuart provided the bright spot for 6,627 home fans.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Salt Lake City Bees
Raiblers
Portland
Dick Stuart
Bees
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