Hogan Retains Golf Crown
Hogan wins the Oakland Open in Birmingham, Michigan, defeating Gray Tom Heafner of Charlotte, North Carolina, after a final round that included a closing stretch of birdies and pars. The victory pays $2,000 from a purse of $34,000, with Heafner earning runner up and Heather missing by a stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Mich
United States
Ody Jett
Hogan Craily
Kings
Cheapton Hogan
Bills
Tiree
Oakland
Saracen
Hogan
Viaw
Boo
Grayton Heafner
Charlotte
N.C
Heather
Maitland Hille
Fouto Ring
Ebrukes
Halon
Bill H. Jones Wins Colorado River Marathon
Bill H. Jones a veteran bow racer from Kigman Arizona won the third annual Colorado River marathon in Fruita. He led a field of 16 in class D by 13 seconds with a 54 minute 20 second 28 mile Biand Junction round trip. Dick Bradford of Salt Lake City finished second and Gary Paterson third with a 64 minute 50 second time.
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Fruita
Colo
Bill H. Jones
Kigman
Ariz
Jones
Biand Junction
Dick Bradford
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gary Paterson
Hamrick and Minnick Deaths and Services Noted
Obituaries list Willard H. Hamrick of Head Ore to be buried at Eaton Cemetery with services at 1:40 PM Wednesday. Nancy A. Minnick of 623 11th Ave mother to several Minnicks across Colorado and neighboring states, interment at Linn Grove with services at 2:20 PM Wednesday. Ton Weiss of 424 11th St also noted with burial at Linn Grove after services at Macy’s drawing room.
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Hamrick Willard H. Hamrick
Head
Ore
Macya
Eaton Cemetery
Minnick
Nancy A. Minnick
11Th Ave
C. Minnick
Hardin
James F
R. J. Minnick
Greeley
John B. Minaite
Raton
Robert 5. Minnick
Cheyenne
O. Ray Minnick
Englewood
Willis
Charles Tay Minnick
Richland
Wash
Rfp. Minnick
St. Priterk
Viala
Paulin Matearet Keers
Charles Robert Keers
Carona
Maeve
Rown
Linn Grove
Weiss Ton Weiss
Rom Macys
Waldron Mortuary Notice From Eaton Colorado
In Eaton Colorado Waldron Mortuary provides notice of a deceased. The obituary lists relatives including Mrs Mary Scott of Eaton Mrs Aslw Harrington Masan vil and Greeley residents with extended family in Niponn California Estacada Oregon and Cheyann Wye. The survivor count notes four great grandchildren. Arrangements: Inver.
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Wicks Verkamt
Nicks
16Th Avenue
Geelss
Mary Scott
Eaton
Mra
Mire
M. K. Morrill
Estacada
Oregon
Aba
Mao
Inver
Washington Sweeps Three Game Series With Cleveland
Washington bags a three game series sweep over Cleveland marked by strong pitching from Fred Sanford and Mickey Harris. Sanford and Harris combined to shut down the Indians after early fielding miscues by Cleveland, with Sanford retiring 14 in a row before leaving in the eighth and Harris allowing no hits late.
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Washington
Cleveland
Fred Sanford
Mickey Harris
Indians
Sanford
Benatora
Tia
Spade
Harry Simpson
Robby
Chicago Grabs Both Ends Doubleheader From Athletics
Chicago, led by Minnie Miñoso four hits and four chances, sweeped a two game set. Gumpert earned his sixth win while Busby homered twice, as Chicago toppled Philadelphia 4 0 in game one and 4 1 in game two with early offense and strong relief.
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Chicago
Athletics
San
Philadelphia
Douselander
Randy Gumpert
MLS
Ieaders
Lirel Ciree
Eules Minoso
Jim Busby
Alex Kellner
Tala Mama
Gotts
Gumpert
Hddie Joost
Wally Moses
White Sox
IL Hateau
Dillinger
Fox
al Zarilta
Carrasynel
Dodgers Rally in Ninth for 3-2 Win Over Cubs
In Chicago, Campanella hit his seventh homer of the season with two on in the ninth, giving the Brooklyn Dodgers a 3-2 victory over the Cubs before 39,046. Lown appeared two outs from a complete game before the late rally, with a fielding error and protest by Dodgers manager Drewry. Cubs starter Podbello and Kiner held the Dodgers to five hits, including Tikurkoltz's 61st homer.
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Thicago
ty—Roy Canpanella
GO Wedges
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cube
Wrocklyn Catchar
Hema
Ute
Lil Hodges
Shortstoy Jack Cusick
Turk Lown
Jegean
Halla
Duke Snider
Jackin Robinson
Eddie Miksis
Dodger
Casaman
Phil Cavarette
Cavarette
Dodgers
Chuck Drewsen
Heame
Big Jam on Route 287 Causes Long Delay Sunday
State patrol reports a one and a half mile traffic jam on Route 287 four miles south of Lafmyeda Sunday evening around 1. A temporary traffic detour set up to shield a construction job slowed traffic and contributed to the backup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Patrol
Lafmyeda
Patty Berg Beats Babe Didrikson For $5,000 Prize
Patty Berg defeats Babe Didrikson Zaharias by one stroke to win a $6,000 grand prize in a women’s golf tournament at Deepdale Country Club, Searsdale, New York. Berg carded 75 to Didrikson Zaharias 76 after 18 holes of playoff.
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Patty Berg
Babe Didrikson
Patty Herz
Rate Didrikson Zkharins
Whale Blayort
Searsdale
Patty
Haba
Deepdale Country Club
Baseball Scores and Standings Reported in Patchy OCR
A scrambled recap of multiple major league games with mentions of New York, Pittsburgh, Boston, Cincinnati, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, St Louis, and Brooklyn. The fragment lists several game results, incomplete box lines, suspensions, and notes on a postponed or unfinished contest dated around July 24, with various pitchers and batters named in uneven lines.
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Brooklyn
New York
Laywin
Boston
Bataselpa
Frican
Chicago
BO Glevaland
Detroit
Washington
Luala
Philadelphia
Californian Wins Arkansas River Race in Thrilling Dash
Hob art Ehrman of Cloverdate Calif won the 27 mile Arkansas River race in just under three hours earning 500 dollars and a kiss from Colleen Gray. Clyne Jones of Denver was second in 8 04 84 earning 200 dollars. A two man boat finished third with Gerald Gerkin and RTL Quillen. A Salida rowboat overturned near the finish line prompting rescue by officials and a local fire crew.
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Cola
Hobart Ehrman
Calif
Walter
Colleen Gray
Clyne Jones
Denver
Gerald Gerkin
RTL Quillen
Puebla
Colo
Ramsey
Scales
Salida
Woody Rannelt
Mel Crows
Resco
Alahdlie
Yeett
Alf
Manta Manavngnia
Shoany Volova
Bennett
Scalex
Pafery
Loady
Grand Junction Woman 126th Traffic Fatality
A Grand Junction woman, Mrs Florence Tynan, died in a traffic crash marking Colorado’s 26th fatality of the year. The incident occurred in Grand Junction on June 17 as authorities investigated details.
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Grand Junction
Calo
Colorado
Florence Tynan Dlad
Greeley Drivers Dominate Night at Speedway Races
At Greeley Speedway a large crowd watched stock car racing with Warren Childs of Greeley winning fastest Class B and the semifinal, while Bloyd Ruth topped the main event. Multiple Greeley drivers in rolls and crashes highlighted the night including Leo Burnhardt and Ike Snow. Shorty Whitzel won the exhibition.
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Greeley
Trole Ihetton
Syells
Greeley Speedway
Warren Chilis
Bloyd Ruth
Gresley
Tom Shaw
Carehen
Eset
Ruth
Leo Burnhardt
Ike Snow
Edgar Shaffer
Snow
Shaffer
Denver
al Peterson
Blue Plemone
Shorty Whitzel
Pete Kalaer
Whitzel
Bin
Dp Ark
Leo Berobarit
Greejey
Ike Grauberger
Yom Shaw
Grace Ruth
Bob Gresley
Fred Bowles
Skipper
Grealey
Jim Smith
Jim Gomer
Denver Sinwesk
Macey Rapp
Floyd Ruth
Breeing
Shorty Whitnel
Elmar Rossman
Jim Burderus
Jim Fox
Warren Cbllds
Dick Peterson
B. D. Goforth
Herrick Johnson
Vernon Dalbert
Skip Matthews
Blue
Plemons
Warren Childs
Peewee Sullivan
Omaha Cardinals Rout Denver 14 to 6 in Series Opener
Omaha Cardinals jumped to an early lead and never trailed Denver, tagging starter Bo Malica and chasing him from the mound after the first inning. Wild Schmidt relieved and saw trouble as Cottman walked the bases, while Larry Lasgalla was tabbed to pitch for Denver in the next game.
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Denver
Omaha
Joe Mehl
Bo Malica
Wild Schmidt
Wal Cottman
Omni Tn
Raven
Molies
Larry Lasgalla
Ta Sehooldad
Unclear fragmentary report on vehicle crash near junction
Fragmentary OCR describes a person named Hirles hurt after a vehicle crash near a junction of routes 8 and 6. A youth or rider was thrown from a vehicle and pinned beneath it. Details are incomplete and obfuscated.
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Hirles
Dana
Cola
TyAen
Colorado veterans hold convention with officers installed
The annual convention featured installation of VFW and Ladies Auxiliary officers, honors for long service, and a parade of guests from multiple posts. Key figures included C.D. Robinson of Colorado Springs, Earl Yates of Denver Port, and Mrs Beulah Adamnan of Denver guiding ceremonies.
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Waleenburg
Canes City
Loveland
Boulder
Longmont
Airighton
Lovinville
Fort Morrin
Yuma
Eterling
Brish
Otis
Crook
Filming
Akron
Ngy Nos
Las Atimnes
Bpring- 1
Vista
Cantar
Byroan
Weattuingter
Fort Logan
Moutrme
Doya Crank
Mancos
Dolores
Hugs
Minturn
Fraser
Kremmling
Harle
Greeley
Rea Pierateck
Swans
Fuerstock
Beaulah Adamnan
Denver
Helen Beauvols
Grand Juncton
Hazel Dew
Verais
Fort Collina
Anlar
Sarah White
Nita Glyens
Montrose
Ehiet
Etatf
Teulak Babjella
Lillian Michell
Annabelle Graig
Perle Omahundyo
Opal Werking
Glenwood Springs
Tris ‘Tritt
Colorado Springs
Hlator
Fan
Lu Murray
Moustelan
Grace Sharrett
Brugh
Ruth Selmonson
Sax Mda
Angintant Guard
VFW
Carl Hutchinson
Olis
Don Hangen
Walden
Ted Opp
Admins B. Clark
Joe Rieb
Englewood
Russell Hibbert Greeley
Robert Shamburg
Burlington
Grittin
Hadliner
O'Fagan
Graes
Robert Hoffman
St. Peter's
Mya
Hosa Mavick
Ater
Verle
Fort Lagan
Salt Lake City
Attorney General's Office
Ilarold Hamlin
Peat
Department of Nebraska
Fogey Fogleman
National Council
District 14
Nebraska
Dessa Squibb
Auxiliary
Pauline Hiddleston
Pearl Harling
Shirley Teo
Ladies Auxiliary
Pioneer Post
Opal McNeill
DAV
Gresley
Mary Wiley
Grealey
Helen Smith
Navy Mothers
Liljan Paugh
Greeley War Mothers
Lenna Kiffith
Creeley Daughters of Unto Veterans
Grace Whitney
Daughters of Union Veterans For
Colorado
Wyoming
Dance
American Soldiers Found Brutally Slain
Reports from Meadqnacers Korea indicate seven U S soldiers were found dead northwest of the Hwachon reservoir central Korea. All victims were bullet torn and some beaten with a pistol axe. Personal items and identification tags were scattered. one man wore his watch. Army officials confirm multiple gunshot wounds and a hollow fight scene.
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U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Allen
Hwachon
Dolrar
Ralph
Sherrard
Afex
Loklag
Glin Patrol
Lllita
Soma
Bhorrard Walt
VFW Parade Amazing Despite Rain in Greeley Downtown
Rain spattered the VFW parade route yet crowds filled the mile long march from Seventh Avenue to Lincoln Park. units included VFW department rotors, the band, Air Force trainees, a float with insignia, and a large auxiliary contingent as dignitaries watched from a Brighth Avenue reviewing stand.
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Greeley
V.P.W
Mareborg
Banda
Bill Bartlette
Bruce Miller
Seventh Avenue
Twelfth Street
Eighth Avenue
Seventh Street
Ninth Avenue
Ninth Street
Tenth Avenue
Lincoln Park
V.F.W. Department
Ar Force
Colorado
Gresley
Poat
Ablors
Severst Stonx Indian
V.rw
Snidter
V.E.W. Gmen
Verle Huffman Jantar
V.E.W
Salt Lake City
Plumbs Grandparents Celebrate Multiple Newborns
Charles C and Mrs Plumb become grandparents twice on Saturday with births in Ray Oils Minh and Weld county hospital. Lyla O Farrell’s daughter and Duane Glenn’s son are among newborns. Agnes Phun Weinstein and Charlaile Plumb are also connected to the day’s family events.
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Charles G, Plumbs
Lyla O'Farrell
Ray Oils
Minh
O'Farrell
Marjorie Fumb
Duane Glann
Weld County Hospital
Glena Wag Anosbella Plumb
Yon
Birs
Lester Weinstein
Grerley
Weinstein
Agnes Phun
Mugh Mundy
Elbert
Dire
Mundy
Charlaile Plamb
Wallore Grading of Cattle Struggles With Stability Claims
Denver June 17 regional price stabilization officer and former Colorado attorney general John W. Matager said the uniform grading system for cattle is not working as hoped. He noted California buyers purchase in Denver then ship cattle to the West Coast for slaughter, amid claims price rollbacks are politically driven rather than economically needed. Industry leaders warned rollbacks may threaten future meat supply, stressing possible production declines. About 200 cattlemen from 17 western states attended the convention with stockyard officials present.
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Denver
John W. Matager
Colorado
Fs Moltxer
California
Su‘don Association
American Livestack Association
Auction Association
Ray Tucker
York
Nebr
Asia
Tucker
Pe & Cattleman
Loren E. Bamert
Jane
Eile Johnston
Plete Stabiiszer
Bamert
Michael ¥. di Salle
Bariett
Ara
Western
Liem Stock Yards
German Soldier Emerges From Six-Year Bunker Ordeal
A German soldier buried alive for six years in a food bunker near Gigalp emerges into daylight 39 miles away in Poland. He is hospitalised in Gnatsk blind, with long beard and hair, from Berlin, 32, sole survivor of six trapped soldiers. Officials sparse on details as authorities assess the case and survivor’s identity.
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Warsaw
Wi Jong
Thuy
Gigalp
Incl
Berlin
Gdynia
Exon
Gnatsk
Ness
Mic Russiang
Anvihor
Senators forecast unanimous verdict on MacArthur firing
Washington observers say the Senate foreign relations and armed services committees will likely conclude the dismissal of General Douglas MacArthur was deplorable and indefensible. They expect a narrow set of findings and a June 20 end to the six week inquiry, with Averell Harriman possibly called as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Jes. Douglas MacArthur
Senatore Sparkman
D-Ala
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Senate Foreign Relations Committes
Suustered Services Committee
Macarthur
Truman
Sparkman
Smith
Bridges
R-Nh
Thac
Macartine
Progrand Anost Democraty
Torrow
gubcoMalttes
Rusell
China Coast
Wat
Jinve
Grace ONeil Elected President of Colorado Postmasters
Grace O Neil, Platteville postmaster, chosen as president of the Colorado chapter of the National Association of Postmasters. R Z Whington previous grand junation. new officers include Donal Kelly Lafayette Mary Brunelli Sopris Flanagan Hostake Frank Bie Montrose. Patrick Kastler reelected secretary treasurer. Canon City to host 1968 state convention with Host postmaster handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Poxtmasters
United States
Grate O'Neil
Platteville
O'Neil
Ihn Aly
Claying
R. Z. Whington
Grand Junation
Donal Kelly
Lafayette
Mary 1
Brunelli
Sopris
P. Flanagan
Hostake
Frank Bie
Montrose
All View
Patrick H. Kastler
Shush
Canon City
Thinks Controls Raised Prices Says Prices Higher Than They Sound
Senator Aiken reports four letters and a telegram opposing extending price controls and one labor union letter backing extension. He argues prices are higher than they appear and that people feel the impact even when the policy continues another year.
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Washington
Aiken
Cantrale
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