Ward Ties Bolt for Lead Hogan, 3 More Stroke off
Amatent Harvie Ward of San Francisco shot an even par 70 to the fading frontrunner Tommy Bolt at the National Open halfway point. Bolt shot 77 after a 67. Ben Hogan, Duliza Boros, Walker Inman Jr., and Jack Fleck were tied at 145. Horan, 42, studied his scorecard as he faced Saturday’s rough Olympic Club course.
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Ban Francisco
Harvie Ward
San Francisco
Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Eet Hue
Ben Hogan
Duliza Boros
Walker Inman Jr
Augusta
Jack Fleck
Davenport
Iowa
Juman
Bull
Cole
Horan
Olympic Country Club
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pance
Sky Sox Rally Beats Lincoln to Move Near Second Spot
In a tense ninth inning, Colorado Springs Sky Sox halted Lincoln rally to win 6-5 Friday night. Ron Cooper joined the offense with a three run homer and a double, lifting the Sky Sox toward second place in the Western League.
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Colorado Epringa
Lincoln
Chiefs
Sky Sox
Linccolt
Lincoln Jase
Ee Cuahion
Dhica
Des Moines
Bronx City
Pueblo
Dodgers
Nesfolnen
Colorado Springs
Hirth
Marcos Cobos
Rex Hahcock
Undeoch
Ren Goodrich
Cobos
Ted Adina
Jack Fails
Dick Ball
Goodrich
Adkins
Lincs
Dugoit
Vic Lombardi
Ron Cooper
Colorado Borings
Sports scores and standings from multiple leagues
Fragmented scores list from Pacific Coast to Pioneer and Southern leagues. Baseball results include San Francisco, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Oakland, Portland, Mollywood, and others with varied scores. delays noted for Houston at Oklahoma City. Michigan State Spartans nickname mentioned in a page note.
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Brees
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Diego
Oakland
Portland
Mollywood
Volante
Euracuas
Rochester
Columbus
Buffalo
Montreal
Richmond
Southern Association
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Tolea
San Antonio
Dallac
Beaumont
Houetos
Oklahoma City
Post
Preston Family Note From Weld County Morning
The record mentions Preston related to a Weld County family with a father of WI WL Fresta Cole, grandfather of Mrs Phillip Swan, linked to Pasadena and Wr Ailen Pres Cole Springs. Funeral services were arranged by Servicers ord Funeral Home with interment on Gore on Monday at 11.
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Preston
Weld County
Fresta
Cole
Springs
Phillip Swan
Pasadena
Ceabl
Ailen Pres Cole
Ord Funeral Home
Gore
Brickley Family Funeral Service Held in Eaton
George H Brickley of Eaton and Eliza F Brickley of Ton, with relatives including Sally Schuson of Ft Morgan and Marion B Wales of Chicago, survive three grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2 00 pm Monday at Waldron Mortuary Chapel Eaton with interment at Eaton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickley
George H. Brickley
Eaton
Boshand
Mre
Eliza F. Brickley
Ton
Sally Schuson
Ft Morgan
Cole
Marion B. Wales
Chicago
Bervicea
Waldron Mortuary
Eaton Cemetery
Denver Edges Indians in a 4-2 Friday night
Denver beat Minneapolis 4-2 to trim within 11 games of first in the American Association as the Millers dropped their ninth of ten. Omaha won 3-0 over Louisville to stay two back. Denver limited Indianapolis 3-1. Darrell Johnson drove in two on a third inning single amid errors and sacrifices.
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Millers
Omaha
Louisville
Stu Miller
Denver
Indianapolis
Paul
Charleston
Rip Coleman
John Kucsh
Dave Hopkins
Darrell Johnson
Cloverleaf Greyhound Race Results From Cloverleaf Track
Friday race results list multiple dogs with times and payouts including Xo Nell s Mark 11.60 4.69 4.41 and Prevalent 13.40 7.60 7.60 plus quintela pays and daily doubles. Other dogs like Candy Cop and Satin s Gift show times around 12 to 32 seconds with quinielas and mutuels noted for wagering totals.
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Cloverleaf
Nells
I Cushing
Brecialty
Quintela
Buck Freeman
Merchert AN. Tine
Tee Fi Jay
Satin's Gift
Abintela
Tha
Lana Dea
Carl Tesa
Tfi Quiniela
Quick Thumbar
Margie Nydund
Brow
Cael Aire
Deer Trapping Experiment Ends With Escape
A rain driven wildlife trap aimed to capture a deer misfired and captured the deer briefly before it escaped. Officials reported the animal tangled in the contraption and then freed itself by maneuvering away near a tree.
Greeley B Nine Beats Longmont In Close 2 Run Win
Pitcher Russ Porter went seven innings with four hits allowed and drove in a run as Greeley B Nine edged Longmont 2 0 in a one run game. Porter fanned 12 and walked seven, while Dar win Rutz and Dick Baum contributed key hits. Greeley B Nine improves to 1 1 on the season with a strong defensive effort and timely runs in the seventh.
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Russ Porter
Greeley Legion Bika B
Longmont
Porter
Greeley Ha
Atnflea
Greeley
Ramsey
Hing
Ronnia Bryan
Jim Reed
Dryan
Reed
Darwin Rutz
Dick Baum
Ens
Marty Bain
Walker Miller
Pat Baggot
Teed
Greeley B Bunch
Boulder
Fit Iodtwine
Cheyanne
Johnstown
NCAA Prelims Highlight Involving Oregon State Javelin Record Try
In Los Angeles the NCAA prelims opened with strong marks as Oregon State's Jerry Church and others chased the javelin record. Northwestern's Jim Colday dipped under 21 seconds in the 220 yard dash, and Cal Tech’s Phil Conley posted a 231-7 best. USC faced a setback when Mike Larraher was disqualified for two jumping infractions, while Kansas led with seven qualifiers in various events.
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Los Angeles
Jerry Church
Oregon State
Northwestern
Jim Colday
Sfforta
Arnie Sowell
Pittshugh
B&o
Lowell
Lyst
Hitech
Charley Hleeiis
Inigham
USC
Mike Larraher
Willard Greim
Denver
Kansas
TCDA
Penn State
Hetri
VC Latix
Méscowen
UBC
Texas
Fine Day for Fan Metzene in High Echo Game Chaos
Minh Honta reports on a chaotic match where Thomas R Metzene faced a high tension scene. A referee confrontation led to delays and bruising, with Metzene receiving a 50 dollar fine and a 60 day jail sentence reportedly arising from the incident.
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Honta
Minh
Thomas R. Metzene
Heraine
Metzker
Metzger
Jackson Baxter Duel Looms In Trans Miss Golf
Defending champion Jimmy Jackson and Houston ecollegian Baxter dominated the Trans Miss title chase with eight players left. If they win Saturday rounds, they meet Sunday in an 86 hole final after Jackson beat Fontanini and Baxter toppled D Antoni. Darrell Floyd, Furman’s All America basketball star, highlighted the event.
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Des Moines
Jimmy Jackson
Rex Baxter
Jackson
St. Louis
Baxter
Houston University Ecollegian
Duckson
Amarillo
Tex
Cherry Hills
Denver
Dackson
Sarge Fontanini
Nesto
Nea
George Bee
Humboldt
Iowa
Vince D'Antoni
Kaster Takes A Doubles in State Trap Go
Howard Kaster of Greeley won the Clase A doubles title at the 34th Colorado State Trapshooting Championships. He defeated Fred DeBell 1-14 in a 24 target shootout after both shot 87x100 in regulation. Also noted were 96x100 in singles by Kaster and Wally Gilbert, with Ray Lehrer winning open singles in a shootoff among Jalley and Watitrees, and Gerald Lindgren taking doubles crown with 57x100. The championship continues with the Colorado singles on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Howard ‘Kaster
Greeley
Priniay
Kaster
Fred DeBell
Wally Gilbert
Ray Lehrer
Arlington
Neb
Vander Meer's No Hit Pair 17 Years Ago
Seventeen years ago Thursday the world buzzed over Johnny Vander Meer pitching his second consecutive no hitter in the last arc light game at Ebbets Field. Cincinnati’s southpaw walked eight and struck out seven as the Dodgers failed to touch him. The ninth inning saw a bases loaded outfield fly for a final, dramatic moment sealing Vander Meer's historic feat.
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New York IA
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Yankees
Ebbets Field
Johnny Vander Meer
Iron Patterson
Han
Dodgers
Brooks
Jersey Lightning
Vandy
Babe Phoenns
Cookia Lavagetto
Dolph Camilli
Kay
Reds
Lew Riggs
Leo Durcher
Nodger
Leo
Golf players reach goal in Southern Amateur event
Billy Joe Patton and Charles Harrison advanced to the final stages of the Southern Amateur after a series of rounds. Yaie defeated Harvard for the first time since 1935 in their 990K regatta. War Tune ridden by William Hartack won Delaware Park's Fairy Palace Purse at Wilmington Track.
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L Associated Press
Tanville
X. C
Billy Joe Patton
Charles Harrison
New London
Conn
Squaw Valley Celebrates Winter Games Choice
The Sierra Nevada resort town of Squaw Valley explodes with celebration after being named a candidate site for the 196 winter Olympic Games. In Tahoe City a parade forms as locals wave banners and cheer the announcement naming Alex Cushing as a key supporter for the bid.
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Squaw Valley
Calif
Sierra Nevada
Tahoe City
Etreris
High Echo
San Francisco
Squaw
Alex Cushing
Snnaw Valley
Arlington Hed Sox and Cameron Austerds clash in A league
Camden notes show Cameron Austerds facing Arlington Hed Sox in an A division matchup. Thursday schedule lists Maplewood Yankeen against Ernest Horn Cardinaln with similar A designation.
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Cameron
Arlington Hed Sox
Cameron Fodiens
Kronst Fiorn
Dedaers
Maplewood Yankeen
Ernest Horn
Bums Growth Frustration Over Giants Yarn Talk
KEW YORK report notes Miller Huggins expresses frustration at enticing young players amid Yankees title pressure. Leo Durocher faces lessons from past high salaries as Giants struggle to keep championship mindset. Spring training sees players wary of hype and media.
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KEW York
Yankees
Miller Huggles
Leo Durocher
Leo
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Giants
Walt Aleton
Shout Willis
Avery Magazine
Baseball batting and pitching leaders across leagues
The report lists batting leaders and top pitchers across the American and National Leagues. Kaline of Detroit headlines AL batting, with others like Jensen and Mantle also noted. Pitching leaders include Byrne and Fortiles in the AL and Jeftcoat and Sables in the NL. Stolen bases and home runs by Snider and Mays appear, with multiple clubs represented.
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Kaline
Detroit
Power
Kansas City
Lullar
Chicago
Jensen
Boston
Mantle
New York
Barra
Delsitg
Zerdal
Vernon
Washington
Zarnlal
Robinson
Heston
Berra
Minosa
Hivers
Busby
Kailua
Hunter
Donovan
Wynn
Clavaland
Byrne
Forti¢les
Houtteman
Cleveland
Avshburh
Philadelphia
Mueller
Kluezewakt
Cincinnati
Campanella
Gidomlt
Long
Pittsburg
Snider
Brooklyn
Brook- Yen
Klubrewski
Clocingals
Bruton
Milwaukee
Kinszewakd
Mays
Banks
Mathews
Boyer
St. Louis
Gilliam
Temple
Moon
Baker
Hinton
Jeftcoat
Sables
Newcambia
Minarcin
Arroyo
Lonin
Chisox Rally Past Yankees Tightens AL Lead
Chicago White Sox pitcher Dick Donovan held New York to two hits in a near no hitter until Mickey Mantle's 16th homer tied the score in the eighth. Nellie Fox scored the winning run on a single by Jim Rivera in the ninth as Cleveland and Detroit also won to stay in the pennant race. Brooklyn crushed St Louis 12-1 to extend the NL lead as Don Newcombe earned his 11th win.
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Brooklyn
Walloping
St. Louis
Don Newcombe
Chicago
Cuba
Philadelphia
Mibwaukee
New York
Giants
Ciccionati
Pittsburgh
Dick Donovan
White Sox
Mickey Mantle
George Kell
Whitey Ford
Nellie Fos
Marion
Sandy Consaegra
Sox
Eamen
Tiger TKO's Durando in 6th at Madison Square Ward
Yonkers middleweight Ralph Jones known as Tiger outboxed Durando with a sixth round technical knockout at Madison Square Ward. Durando suffered cuts around the left eye. the NYSAC halted the bout after Durando's corner asked to stop following the sixth. The fight ended before the seventh round per New York rules. Referee Berl and Judge Aginello scored 6-1 and 6-0 for Jones.
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New York
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Yonkers
N. Y
Ernie Durando
Madison Square Warden
Jonea
Durando
Vincent Nardieflo
New York State Athletic Commission
Heferes Alberl
Carner
Rutes
Berl
Jum Aginello
Harold Barnes
San Diego Banks on Ace To Hold Lead
San Diego leads the Pacific Coast League by one game over Seattle as ace Eddie Brantz is trusted to keep opponents at bay Saturday. San Diego, after beating Oakland Friday, starts Brantz against fourth-place Oakland this afternoon. Seattle extended its win streak to six with an 8-1 victory over San Francisco in a fifth inning flurry. Portland tied Oakland for fourth by defeating Hollywood 8-1 behind Royce Ints three-hit effort. A Sacramento game featured a first inning brawl as the Collar-dwelling Rolens fell to Los Angeles 8-0.
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Bank Diego
Seattle
Eddie Brantt
San Diego
Oakland
Brontz
San Francisco
Rainiers
Portland
Ahading Hollywood
Royce
Sacramento
Rolens
Los Angeles
Sporadic scores and standings from a rain-affected Western League card
A dense recap of multiple baseball games with line scores and key players across teams including Boston, Washington, Baltimore, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Toledo, Charleston, Denver, and Indianapolis. The page lists innings totals, notable pitchers and batters, and a postponed Des Moines at Wichita due to rain.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Bostanza
AG Washington
Mit Rankow City Ae
Asa -Baltimera
Itaos
Chicag
Mit Aukes
Fae Phidelphia
AAG Cinghinat
Lens
Pittsburgh
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Ward
Hogan
Pioneer League
Michigan
State Athletic
Spartans
Kyscene
Skyscene
wHlover
Alteherds
Harold Accock
Beines
Denver Edges Indians
Nudges Millers
Nadina
Aqueduct Track
Paul Bailey
Uee
Hie
Trans-Miss
Darrell Floyd
Furtean University
Wes
Sear
Vander Meer
Ite
YA State
Clptee
Chisox Spill Yankees
ED Wilks
Chicago White Sox
Paul Richarda
Plac
Yanks
Palma A
Baltimore
Kenta City
Bostons
Norm Zatethin
Naritak
Art Houtteman
Bilater
Kewcorsbe
Thin Mason
Curt Simmona
Philx
Stan Lopata
Bas
Phillies
Tiger
Wynn Sod Tegan
Haragon
Brewer
Kiely
Hurd
White
Nariexki
Foiles
Hegan
Waragon
Susce
Fortecarrera
Shanta
Bcatlock
Gorman
Betroth
Porterfield
Chakales
Courtnay
Betrott
Gromek
Houses
Johnnson
Schallock
Smith
Dal
Consvat
Uegro
Lollar
Ford and Berra
National League
Filadelphia
Cop
Simmons and Lopata
Rush
Chit
Tidaburgh
Clociuath
Surkent
Kiffe
Atwell
Collum
Black
Burgess
Newcombe
Jones
Lawranes
Wright
Tistanayer
Berni
Antonelli
Wilkem
Metall
Grissom
Ventrum
American Association Ongsha
Miller
Rand
Curtis
Slack
RW. Smith
Sullivas
Constable
Nicholas
Bawateki
Gurin
Queen
St. Paul
Heasent
Yelen
Heard
Reeder
Bartay
Coleman
Kucah
Johnson
Hosking and Gras
Sioux City
Des Molier
Wichita
Hal
Demac
Colorado
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Rint St
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