Legion Elks Schedule In Cheyenne Longmont Fort Morgan
A fragmented list shows Legion Elks basketball and bowling matchups with Cheyenne Longmont Fort Morgan La Salle and Baton teams. Dates include June 4 11 19 and several Fridays and Wednesdays, with 8 pm or 6 pm starts and venues at Legion facilities.
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Elks A and B League Games Schedule Painted
The Elks A team hosts Lafayette at 2 pm and Fort Collins at 2 pm on June 21 and Legion events on June 23. Elks B games include La Salle on June 17 and Windsor on June 22 with matchups against Berthoud and Fort Morgan at 7:30 pm.
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Juan Marichal Hurls No-Hitter for Giants
Giants right-hander Juan Marichal pitched a no hitter and no runs as Houston Cubs were blanked. He emphasized his varied deliveries and control while noting a lifetime of minor league time and a late surge in the game.
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Mie
Alvin
Carl Hubbell
Pittsburgh
East Wins Prelims in Golf Tourney
East defeats West in an NCAA Golf Tournament prelim as Dick Sikes of Arkansas and Les Peterson of Minnesota lead with a 65 in best-ball play at Wichita Country Club. The match ups set a West winless streak end and honor Sam Veinoff of Purdue as 1963-64 NCAA Golf Coaches president. The event continues Monday with Houston defending the title against a strong field.
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Miami
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Ken Falkes
Wake Forest
Dimmy Gabrielsen
Georgia
Johnny Stevens
Bobby Greenwood
Ncaa Golf Coaches Association
Sam Veinoff
Purdue
Pr Dent
Stan Wood
Southern California
Sud Finger
Stanford
Secoith
Dick McGuire
New Mexico
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Houston
Southern Cal Beats Arizona for Crown
Southern California claimed the crown after a 5-2 victory over Arizona. Bud Hollowell and Gary Wall Peterson homered to spark the win as Holman pitched effectively for the Trojans, sealing the championship on Sunday night.
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Burdette to Cardinals in late MLB trade
The Associated Press reports veteran pitchers Burdette and Foy tack to major league rosters near the deadline. Burdette leaves the Braves for St. Louis while Poylack moves from Detroit to the Los Angeles Angels. The piece also notes a five straight win run in a college war series and Hollowell as standout with a homer tally across games.
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Jessen wins Cosmopolitan tourney on Macktown course
Ruth Jessen of Seattle won the Cosmopolitan Women's Golf Tour event at Macktown Golf Course with a 37 93 70 finish to beat Gloria Armstrong of Oakland by one stroke. The $7,500 tournament marked Jessen’s first win of the season after neck surgery and followed tight play on a 9 00 yard layout. She led the field with a final 70 and claimed the top prize of 1 20.
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Holowell Named Outstanding INCAA Player in Men’s Baseball
Sead Moliwedt of Jet Leadherm Castormis teif teath NCAA baseball chase was selected as the outstanding INCAA player on Sunday night. The junior catcher from Los Angeles hit four home runs in six tournament games with a .330 average and joined by three teammates on the All Tournament team Gare Kchruin Ken Washingvin and Walt Peterson. Arizona placed four on the team including Ron Theobald Craig Morrison Hector Barneiche and Doug Holtiker with others Dave Harvey and Woody Woodward.
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Castormis Teif
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Ron Theobald
Craig Morrison
Hector Barneiche
Doug Holtiker
Dave Harvey
Missouri
Woody Woodward
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Colorado residency rule changes for hunters and fishermen
The Colorado Legislature approved a change ending alien classification for residents. After six months of fixed abode, aliens are considered residents for hunting and fishing privileges, with nonresident licenses available once the residency is met. The department pamphlet had not reflected the update. Singapore a new fertiliser plant will go up in Singapore.
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14 Champs Seek Repeat at AAU Track Championships
At least 14 defending champions return as top contenders in the 75th National AAU Track and Field Championships to be held Friday and Saturday, signaling a strong United States team for the upcoming event.
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Boston
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Oerter
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Cassius Clay to Clash with Cooper at Wembley Stadium
Boxing preview catalogs Cassius Clay 21, 18-4 pro record, No. 2 contender, facing Henry Cooper 28, 24-4-2 with 8 knockouts, at Wembley crowd of 55,000 plus. Cooper ranked high by WBA and Ring Magazine, Clay aims for a quick kayo to defend title shot hopes amid mixed British enthusiasm.
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Rain Cancels Legion Games In Colorado Area
A heavy rainstorm caused the Legion baseball action to be canceled with teams like Greenly Ses sion B and Cheyenne postponed for the season. Coaches cited poor field conditions and a flooded Forbes Field as reasons for postponements while planned league events press toward a four day tournament in Grand Junction.
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