Fleck Beats Hogan in Open Playoff By Three Strokes
Jack Fleck, an Iowa amateur, defeats Ben Hogan by three strokes to win the U S Open at Olympic Club San Francisco. Hogan, seeking a fifth title, faltered with late trouble on the 18th hole as Fleck posts a under par 68 to Hogan 72 amid dramatic final greens and crowd hysteria.
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Hogan
Ben
Francisco
Jack Fleck
Ben Hogan
Olympe Club
Tran
Sam Parks
Oakmont
Khirwell
Devenport
Iowa
Municipal
Dark Horses
Davenport
Gen Hogan
Dick Stull Wins Cowboy Crown at Grover Rodeo
Dick Stull of Potter Nebraska topped the two day Grover rodeo with first in bareback bronc and third in bulldogging as about 2000 spectators watched. Results for both days combined show Stull leading a field of 181 riders with averages across bareback bronc roping saddle bronc and bulldogging, plus a note on weather and rodeo officials.
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Grover
Dick Stull
Potter, Neb
Stull
Ropera
Dogeera
Glen Cowley
Wart Anderson
Greeley
Rick Stullk Gore
Roy Franks
Shorty Statinger
Jim, Pope
Cait Roping
Jim Lavcock
Gus Gruvell
Tom Kiplinger
Skeets Dunston
Baddle Breve
Fred McKars
Jim Pons
Kayo Morgan
Aa Gare
Kenny Schneider
Dutch Ranek
Dioy Stull
Dale Sims
Nely
Joe Teegarden
Bob Biller
Dan Wilson
Gene Brownell
Magill and Russell Obituaries with Interments
Clayton Alexander Magill of 2820 9th Street husband of Mrs. Orpha Magill and brother of several relatives in Texas and California. Services at 2 pm Thursday in the Linn Grove burial, interment to follow. Marcia L. Russell of North Weld of Greeley mother of Rennie A. Burcel James A. Russell and Georges L. Russell. Services at 2 pm Tuesday from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Cheyenne with interment in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Magill Clayton Alexander Magill
9Th Street
Orpha Magill
Hrother
May Sharkey
Lienver
Maude Edwarde
Stephenville
Texas
Margie Willison
Connie Dorning
Ernest Mant
Long Beach
California
Berrices
Macye
Linn Grove
Russell
Marcia L. Russell
North Weal
Greeley
Rennie
Pollock Loses Second Flight Title in Longmont Golf
Les Fowler of Boulder Country Club won the 1955 Longmont Invitational Golf Tour crown with a 2 and 4 decision over L. Carter of Fort Lupton in the final at Sunset Golf Course. Dick Smelser claimed the first night championship round. Other flight winners included Paul Pots Jock, Marty Wherry, Charles Mariott, and Al Benefiel with various consolation and first-flight wins. Medalists for the age group qualifiers were Ingslay, Carl Johnson, Hal Scheler, and John Gardner.
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Longmonth
Les Fowler
Boulder Country Club
LE. Carter
Fort Lupton
Sunset
Dick Smelser
Fort Calling
Ind
Paul Pots Jock
Greeley
Marty Wherry
Longmont
Charles Mariott
al Benefiel
Denver
Willis Case
Gene Schmit
Querland
Frank Davies
Billy Graham Plans Two Continent Meeting Eve Summit
GEYEVA Switzerland report that evangelist Billy Graham plans a large Hibje gathering on the eve of the Dig Foor Summit Conference. He is bringing a two-continent crusade to the Palais des Expositions with a July 17 meeting set and expects leaders Eisenhower Bulganin Baden Faure to arrive for talks.
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Geyeva
Switzerland
Billy Graham
Palais Des Expositions
Eac
Catholic Masses Held Under Army Guard in Argentina
Argentine Catholics attended services with military protection after a naval revolt sparked friction between church and state. Army units under Gen Franklin Lucero controlled churches, warning priests against inflammatory remarks while permitting most masses to proceed.
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Aires
Buenos Aires
Franklin Lucero
Arkeduina
Trate
New Champ 17th Opens With Dramatic Finish
The 17 year old Towan clinched victory in a dramatic Open title show at the hillside green. He sank key putts on the eighth tenth and a 13 footer on the tenth finishing with a six foot final putt to seal the win. Hogan earned $7 600 while Towan banked $6 000 plus other earnings. Hagen’s comments followed Fleck’s win and the crowd roared as Towan became top man in the national belt picture.
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Fleck
U. S
Fe « Tern
Hogan
Ke Hogan
Hogan Almeelf
Te Hogan
Hagen
Towan
Gam Parka Polied
Margarine Salesman Wins Feature Race at Arkansas River Meet
Rudy Miltwen of Vienna wins the final feature race of Salida IM’s Arkansas River boat festival, finishing the 25-mile downriver course in 2 hours 28 minutes 4 seconds aboard a homemade craft. Walter Kirschbaum finishes second, Xavier Wuersmanndobler third, Steen Koerner fourth, Laurance Campion fifth, Benny Campion sixth. high water may have affected times.
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Rudy Miltwen
Vienna
Austria
Pillwein
Sulida
Cotopaxt
Walter Kirschbaum
Mani
Germany
Xavier Wuersmanndobler
Nunich
Steen Koerner
Munich
Laurance Campion
Campion
Benny
Ap Ehrman
Cloverdale
Calif
Charles Dasser
Jean Roasinger
Switzerland
Canon
U S Jet Ace Confessed Germ Warfare Claims
Minneapolis Tribune reports Captain Harold Fincher Jr a Korean War ace from Swea City Iowa allegedly confessed to germ warfare against Reds. The piece cites sources in the Defense Department and says three other airmen released from China also confessed to related violations under Air Force orders.
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Minneapolis Tribune
High Tafense Department
Harold Fincher Jr
Swea Clty
Iowa
Rede
Fletcher Kaekel
Tribune
Washington
Fischer
Sonmin
Unitad
Yalu River
Funeral near Grover For Man Who Died on Day Set for Wedding
Funeral services were held at Zion Lutheran church in Grover for Herbert Hopka 45 who died Monday morning at Memorial hospital in Cheyenne after a brief illness. Richard Dauer officiated and burial was in Grover cemetery. Hopka died the day he would have been married at 4 p.m. to Nes Donna Neary of Grover. Surviving relatives include six brothers Brick of Boulder Paul of Pine Bluffs Gerhardt of Kansas City Werner and Erwin of Grover Victor of Lexington Park Md three sisters Meta Ray Hattles Smart Tener Mrs Lowell Thaman Cheyenne Mrs James Agren Stevern Bil Date. Father preceded him in 1946 and mother in July last year. Pallbearers were Erwin Koppel Mein Argol Clarence Tintmeyer Bam Borh Arthur Harme and Edward 119.
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Lutheran
Eamt
Herbert BH
Hopha
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
Bar
Richard Dauer
Hanks
Nes
Donna Neary
Zion Lutheran Church
Hopke
Trout Escape Draws 450 Juniors at Glenmere Pond
About 450 youths packed Glenmere Park for a fish rodeo while 40 pounds of trout were released ahead of the 2 p.m. start. Hart Depps, 9, landed the largest fish in about 10 minutes, Judy Haas, 12, won best girl bluegill, with multiple prizes donated by local sponsors and out-of-town vendors. Winners included Marvin Reichert, Barbara Dugan, and Harold Croissant Jr, among others. the Weld County Fish and Wildlife Association organized the event with junior volunteers handling weighing and prize distribution.
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Glenn Depps
Kersey
Hart
Judy Haas
Judy
Herb
South Bend
Detter Fishing, Inc
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Vandy
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David D. Dugan
Eighteenth Avenue
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Twenty-second Street
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Buz Webtt
Fifth Street
Frank Rerus
Fred Rerus
Gilcrest
Mike Neighborn
Dag
Weld County Fish and Wildfire
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Oserating
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Toonds
Nimroda Winder
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Tralee & Zenerk
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From Monday June 20
The scoreboard details multiple games across major leagues with results, innings, and key players. Notable showings include New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati performances, plus rain postponements in Kansas City at Washington and Detroit at Baltimore.
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New York
Plores
Farnbles
Howell
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Lopat
Yale Law Professor Found Dead in Boulder Home
Yale University professor George 49 was found dead at a rented Boulder residence Sunday afternoon. The Boulder County coroner said the death appears from a heart attack Friday night. A neighbor discovered an open door and alerted authorities. the faculty member was visiting Colorado for summer teaching duties.
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New Haven
Texans Increase Uranium Holdings in Colorado Entry
Two wealthy Texas oilmen Clint Marchison and Side Richardson moved into Colorado uranium with Gunnlevn Mining Co a Delaware corporation filing incorporation papers at the Sa Aguache county emurthonas in Faruache.
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Texas
Clint Marchison
Side Richardson
Colorado
Gunnlevn Mining Co
Delaware
SaAguache County
Emurthonas
Faruache
Yanks Use Homer Power To Trip White Sox Twice
The New York Yankees again topped the American League, using home runs to defeat the Chicago White Sox in two games. Eleton Howard, Bill Skowron, Gil McDougald, and Mickey Mantle supplied the power as White Sox pitchers faltered. Jim Cooney earned the win as Detroit, Kansas City, and other AL games saw limited action due to rain. In the NL, the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 7-4 while the Cubs split with Philadelphia, Milwaukee beat New York, and Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati.
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Asoc Lees Freee
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Chicago White Sox
Stengel
Hie
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Cave
Teague
Indians
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Red Sox
Ted Wiliams
Eleton Howard
Bill Skowren
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Mickey Mantin
Fa Lopat
Sox
Jack Harshman
McDougald
Washington
Ftanklyn Dodgers
Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Quaker City Outfit
Ron Mcpray
Jack Meyers
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New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pirates
Redlegs
Jon Nuzhad
Randy Amero
Millwaukve Oox
Fla
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Lea Durochar
Wildon Maye
Hay Crone Wee
Paul Gie
Rioning
al Dark
Oil Drilling Reports From Brinkerhoff and Other Wells
Reports detail Brinkerhoff drilling at Priddy wall and Kay site with 1364 font mast down and darkened Priddy site. Thomas of Denver operated Thoman Wagner No 1 near Brixalow sugar factory at 6632 feet. Lyons area target with sand hit around 5400 feet. Mirsele & Fifer spud Travis No 1 wildcat in Ward County. Carr Priddy wall depth 9258 feet with cementing and surface elevation 804. Ongoing atomic energy tool developments by McCullough Fool Co for oil and mineral exploration.
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Onder Kay
Font
Weld County
Thoman-Wagner
Brixalow Sugar Factory
Swswne
Feat At & Pom
Earl Silers Colorado & Wyoming Drilling
Timpas
Carlisle
Greephorn
Graneros
Muddy
Skull Creek
Dakota
Morrison
Jelm
Satenke
Satanks
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Lyons
New Orleans
Clayton Magill Dies Suddenly
Clayton Magill died suddenly in the garden of bin hoa at 1320 Ninth street on Sunday afternoon. He was found by his wife Orpha Magill around 1:30 p.m. Cause appears to be cerebral hemorrhage. Born February 1, 1880 in Tennessee, he lived in Grees ley since 1840. He was a conare- Hon worker. Survived by widow, four sisters May Shuskey of Denver Maude Edwards of Stephenville Texas Margie Wilson Connie Downing and Ernest Magill of Long Beach. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Macy’s drawing room with interment Linn Grove.
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bin Hoa
Ninth Street
Suddey
Orpha Magill
Desth
Magill
Tennenses
Greesley
May Shuskey
Denver
Maude Edwards
Stephenville
Texas
Margie Wilson
Connie Downing
Ernest Magill
Long Beach
Calif
Macys
Linn Grova
Snow device versatile BERLIN snow removal machine
A West German made snow removal device converts for year round use. One multipurpose unit can hurl snow up to fifty feet. With attachments it can move 8 lanes of snow per hour, plow, sweep streets in summer, and handle various tasks such as scraping and railroad cleaning.
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Berlin
Stresin
Arte Aean
Sports scores from multiple leagues and games across regions
Baseball and minor league scores from Pacific Coast, International, Southern and Western Leagues. Highlights include Los Angeles seven, Sacramento seven bids. Portland ninety five to two four over Hellswood. Beattie twenty four for San Francisco A1. Montreal seven six over Richmond. Toronto two to one Syracuse and Columbus six six. Rochester three zero. Raffalo twenty one to Havana zero three. Omaha two seven Lonavilla one eight with a twelve inning second game. Nashville seven two. Memphis four one Chattanooga two nineteen in second game suspended. Beaumont four Dallas two. Shreveport six Fort Worth zero. Pueblo two seven Des Malnen one three. Colorado Springs four three Sinnz City thirty two. Pioneer League Magic Valley eight Ogden T. Pocatello seven four Billings six zero. Bolt Lake City two Raine two.
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San Francisco
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American Association Tadpole
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Oklahoma City
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Lincema
Wichita
Peeblo
Des Malnen
Colorado Springs
Sinnz City
Turner Fullmer Meet Third Time Tonight
In Salt Lake City West Jordan outdoor arena will host a 30 round main event between Gil Turner of Philadelphia and Gene Fullmer of West Jordan. The bout is expected to start about 9 39 p.m. MST with no radio or television coverage. Both fighters finished light workouts Sunday and were pronounced ready.
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Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Gene iCyclone Fullmer
West Jordan
Gil
Haxtun Tornado Damage Fixed About $300,000
Haxtun Colorado residents cleaned up after a Saturday tornado that damaged or destroyed fifteen homes and damaged garages sheds and farm buildings. One woman was injured and damage was unofficially estimated at about 300000 as crews restored services within hours amid downed power lines and debris.
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Derby
Coto
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Paoli
Cloverleaf Marks Set at Loveland Kennel Club Meet
Rural Rogue swept the Cloverleaf event at Cloverleaf Kennel Chub, clocking 41.44 and 148 net. Larry Berra and Cold Beauty shared in the payouts as the crowd set a wagering record. August Buelher’s entry also posted a track mark at Loveland.
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