Denver Bears Rout Soos In High Scoring League Night
Denver swamped the Soos 27-8 as the Bears piled 22 hits and five errors. Pidge Browne led the attack with five hits and drove in multiple runs guiding Denver’s decisive win and setting a tempo for the night across the Western League slate.
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Wimbledon Foes Named For Seixas And Trabert
Wimbledon draw lists G A Cash and P Wooller as meeting Tony Trabert and Pan Seixas in the first round. Cash and Wooller, both Philadelphia and Cincinnati entrants respectively, advanced through qualifying in Northern England to reach the main event.
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Casper Backs Springs Bid for Air Academy
The Casper Chamber of Commerce pledges support for Colorado Springs bid to win the Air Force Academy site. The board sent a telegram urging Secretary Harold Talbot to favor the Springs location.
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Deaths and Funerals for Sims Family
Ley Jane Sims of 599 Maple Street Eaton passes away leaving sons Charles Gus Sims Leo A Sims and Richard Sims and daughters Marian Morenead Mires and Ruth McGlade. Grandchildren Marian Moret Eaton Mrs. Ph grave Denver and eight great grandchildren plus three great grandchildren. Funeral will be held 7 am Saturday at St Peters Catholic Church Eaton. Services at Waldron Mortuary Eaton Cemetery Waldron Chapel Friday evening unclear text.
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Baseball Scores From Western League and Others
San Diego 4 410 in AMRS akhouli. Los Angeles 4 Sacramento 1. Portland 1. Havana 2 Syracuse 5-1. Montreal LL Rochester 4 Toronto 7 Ottawa 3 UT innings. Beaumont 4 Dallas 1. Shreveport 4 Fort Worth 5. Oklahoma City 6 Houston 4 San Antonio 4 Tulsa 2. Atlanta 33 Memphis 12 Mobile 2. Lite Rock 7 Birmingham 1 Nashville 6 New Orleans 5. Denver 27 Sioux City 8. Des Moines 16 Colorado Springs 9 Omaha 10 Wichita 4. Idaho Falls 10 Billings 0 Magic Valley 7 Salt Lake City 5 Great Falls 9 Pocatello 6. Ogden 19 Boise 1.
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Major League Catchy TAGs and Standings Mixed Up
A fragmented sports summary lists batting leaders and stats for the American and National Leagues. Notable entries include Cleveland players Rosen and 262 with RBIs, Chicago figures like Minoso and Carrasquel, and St. Louis hitters Musial and Schoendienst. Pitching notes mention Morgan and Reynolds, while baserunning highlights include Rivera and Temple with several stolen bases.
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World Soccer Championships ends in thrilling four extra time draw
England and Belgium played a dramatic match that went to four extra minutes in a standout World Soccer Championships game. Chicago White Sox lead majors with 41 stolen bases while St. Louis Cardinals pace the NL in steals.
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Berg Jameson Suggs Hicks Dominate Western Open Tennis
Patty Berg defeats Netty Jimerson to win the Women's Western Open with a 6 1 6 victory. Suggs trounces Berg 6 1 6 in 1953 finale and claimed titles in 1947 1946 and 149. Jameson ousts Henry Haws as Suggs advances in other events.
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Starship Seals In Hurlers' Duel
The San Francisco Seals lost to the Hollywood Stars 1-0 after a pitchers’ duel. Mark Phillips belted a 7th inning homer for the Stars. Roy Howanan allowed three hits for the Seals while Elmer Sigman gave up four. Nippy Jones drove in the winning run for Sacramento in a 4-3 victory over Portland. Overall, several games featured tight scoring and late-inning drama across the Pacific Coast League and related matchups.
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Charles May Gets Return Fight For Fine Showing
Rocky Marciano praises Charles and says May deserves a rematch for a September bout in New York after a brutal 15 round brawl. The fight drew 47 000 paying fans and a gross of 543002 with Marciano sustaining stitches and Charles enduring facial treatment while claiming he will improve and win next time.
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Chisox Ready To Halt Yanks In Weekend Series
The White Sox face the Yankees in a key four game set starting Friday night as Chicago seeks a win to slow New York’s pace in the pennant race. postseason implications loom as both clubs chase Cleveland and Detroit, with other AL and NL results shaping the standings.
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Milwonker and Crandad Lead In New York Rowing Meet
Readable text shows competitors Milwonker Crandad and others from Brooklyn and New York in a named rowing event. Details list crews Libine Camp Janet Cincinnati and Seminick Antonelli Kath with multiple initials and numbers, indicating team affiliations and results.
Turley and Berra Lead New York at Baltimore Rally
In a jumble of names and codes, McDonald, Berra, Turley, Fox, and Stuart appear among others as New York matches Baltimore. Scattered innings show Kellner, Gurtschy, and Batts contributing for Boston and Detroit figures like Brewer and Hudgon. The fragment hints at an ESPN style box score with multiple teams including Philadelphia, Chicago, and Cleveland in a practice-like roster listing.
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Sky Sox add five players with three hurlers in lift bid
Colorado Springs roster overhaul brings three pitchers from AA paths plus Jerry Speck Beaumont and Elvis Nicolosi Oklahoma City from the Texas and other leagues. Also adds outfielder Joe Hicks and infielder Dal Lang formerly with Memphis for the Western League push. Boxing note on Zulueta and Gonsalves set for Madison Square Garden bout Friday.
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French Lead Canadian Canoe Slalom on Arkansas River
French teams dominate the Canadian Slalom event with the Paris siblings taking two of the top three spots. Andre Vean and Pierre Alencan from France place third, while other competitors stumble or kayak incidents occur. The three day festival continues with a seven mile race and Arkansas River championship forthcoming.
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Open golf lead sparks U S Open round one
Amateur Billy Potton from Morganville tops the first round with a 69 at the U S Open in Springfield New Jersey. Louise Suggs and Patty Berg lead the Women’s Western Dyco semifinal action at Waukegan Illinois with a lineup including Betty Jameson and Betty Hicks. A naval track meet at Camp Lejeune shows Wes Taplee clocking 4 07 in the all navy race. Rex Hartwig defeats Arason of San Leandro to reach an Australian semifinal. Mary Bubble sets a Monmouth Park track record five furlongs in 58 2/5 seconds. Mant wins the Hitchcock Steeplechase Handicap at Aqueduct New York.
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Patton Leads Open With 69 In National Outing
Billy Patton, 2 year old Morganton, NC, shot 92-37-69 to seize early Open lead at the 54th National Open in Springfield. He edged star names Robt. Tosk, Jene Littler, and Al Mengert, with Ben Hogan and Sam Snead in secondary roles as the crowd watched a crowded field on day two. Patton matched his 1964 round in style, threatening the leaders despite the tough Baltusrol par. Littler, the 1963 amateur champion, trailed by one stroke and remained in contention as the second day progressed.
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Area Qualifiers Get 83s in Open Round One
Harald Haddock of Denver and Dick Lunda qualified for the National Open after carding first round 40 43 and 41 42 respectively. Defending champ Hogan and Ed Wurgal tied at 71 with Mangert in a crowded leaders group. Snead battled illness and inconsistent putting as a pack of former champions and veterans chased the early lead in Springfield.
Trout Fishing Fair to Good Across Colorado
Colorado Game and Fish Department reports fair to good trout fishing this weekend with variation by region. Meeker shows good to excellent White River fishing and fair to good on many lakes, Steamboat Springs improving, Salida-Leadville similar to last week, Gunnison tapering off slightly. Fly fishing and trolling producing more fish than earlier in the season.
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Marciano Keeps Title But Fails To Stop Charles
Rocky Marciano retains the world heavyweight title by unanimous decision over Jersey Joe Charles at Yankee Stadium after a grueling 15 rounds. Charles bloodied and battered, fought back hard but could not dethrone the champ as officials’ cards reflected a close decision. Attendance listed at 47,858 with a gross of about 469,653 dollars. Marciano's share 40 percent, Charles none of the profits.
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Rocky's Mother Prays After Marciano Bout in Brockton
In Brockton Massachusetts Mrs Lena Sarcheginno praised her son Rocky Marciano after his heavyweight victory. She prayed at St Patrick's Church before the bout and said she was very happy after his win. She noted she may be too excited to listen. The article also mentions 96 660 four eleven clubs with many girls enrolled in the United States.
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