Southern Cal Wins NCAA Title In Two Extra Innings
Southern Cal defeated Missouri 8 7 in 12 innings to claim the NCAA World Series baseball title. Mike Blewett drove in the decisive run with a long line drive to right field as the Trojans overcame a late Missouri rally, marking the first extra inning championship game in tourney history. Cal follows California as champion in a West Coast repeat.
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Missouri Bt
Gece
Tri- Jans
Mike Blewett Hnally
Rex Johnston
Trojans
Missouri
Blewall
Southern California
Texas
Ipse
Trojan
West Coast
California
First Covenant McCoy Triumph In Softball Play
First Covenant wins 7 6 over Our Savior s Lutheran in a City Church League game called after four and a half innings. Vince Ericson and Ray Duell drive four hits including a two run homer helping First Covenant overcome an early 6 1 deficit. McCoy Distributors routs First Southern Baptist 26 3 as Ed Maxwell tallies a homer and singles in early innings. Next week Acacia vs Reformed Presbyterian and Telephone Displays vs Savior s Lutheran slated for evening games.
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First Covenant Church
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
McCoy Distributors
First Southern Baptist
Vince Ericson
Ray Duell
First Covenant
Whiting ‘Uns
Ericson
Our Savior
Our Savior's
Erleron
Innnings
Covenant
Gene Swanson
Ed Maxwell
Maxwell
McCoy
Bud Tanking
Gene Lischewski
Baptists
Bud Steinmiller
Acacia
Que
Savior's Lutheran Church
Athletic Heart Is Misnomer Milwauker Opinion
Dr John W Wilce former Ohio State football coach now Hig Ten health service director argues athletic heart is a misnomer. He says a strong heart results from proper exercise and warns against excessive training or exercising with preexisting heart conditions. The piece also notes the Bear River length and path to the Great Salt Lake area.
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Milwauker
John W. Wilce
Ohio State University
Hig Ten
Wilce Atys
Wilee
State Medical Society of
Wisconsin
Arming Game Wardens Sparks Colorado House Debate
Rep. Ed Harding of Craig denounced the arming of six wardens amid a 112 person force purchase as dangerous and demanded a public hearing before action. Gov. McNichols had not approved the weapons deal. The debate touched on constitutional amendments and a Legislative Council pamphlet from 1956, with Gill alleging false statements in the pamphlet and party leaders squaring off over legislative oversight.
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Denver
Ed Harding
D-Craig
Colorado
Department
Harding
House of Representatives
McNichols
Frank L. Gill
i-Hillrose
Legislative Council
Senate
Gill
Seo
Wilkie Ham
Lamar
Ray Dehks
Gil
Sam Taylor
Walsenburg
Defending Champs Sack South Colorado Title
PUEBLO AP Amateur Ken ny Lewis of Puebla and professional Ted Hart of Denver began defense of their titles Friday in the first round of the Southern Colorado Open Golf Tournament. A field of 144 golfers entered with $2,200 in prize money and top prizes of 500. Haw r. Hart last won in 1956 when pros were eligible, setting a record at Cry Park Municipal. Denver pros Mart amgog and others warmed up with under par rounds.
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Pueblo
Kenny Lewis
Puebla
Ted Hart
Denver
Tawis
Hart
Shale Loval
Cry Park Municipal
Hillway Faces National Junior Tennis Finals in North Carolina
Richard Hillway of Greeley, Colorado, 15, overcoming asthma since infancy, wins the Colorado state title and advances with Jeff Robinson to the national junior tennis meet at Chapel Hill August 5-9. Miguel Algre of Peru wins the 38 and under group. participants from all 46 states compete for national honors.
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Colorado
Richard Hillway
Greeley
New London
Richard
Hillway
Colorado Rule College
Jim Lendin
Gresley
Colorado U
Denver
Jeff Robinson
Rovinson
Chapel Hill
N. C
Miguel Algre
Peru
South America
Clint Wood
Wood
Algre
Fort Morgan
University of North Carolina
Angus
Bill Hardin
Colorado Springs
Vacations Loan Offer From Acing Finance Company
Acing Finance Company promotes quick vacation money with a $100,009 monthly allocation for vacation planning by presidents nearby. Small loans from 750 to 1500 may be obtained for travel, bills, or purchases. Office at Ninth Avenue, phone BL 2250.
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Acing Finance Company
Unclear sports batting leaders in 1941 league data
The clumsy OCR entry lists names such as Mayk Musial Banks and Mays among National League batting leaders and home run totals with scattered team references like Chicago San Francisco and Philadelphia. It reads as a partial stat table for hitters and sluggers with several garbled nicknames and locations.
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AIG Apbullins
Lerican Leaque
Mijaveland
Kuehne Beer
Ind
Wang Kasur Gli
Instal 'Am Ork
MO Beer
Clavoia Ang Lapee
Kanesy
Fung Batted Cory
Kansas City
Atanson ‘Bowion
Garserts Bostum
Phteaga
Moluone
Ruston
Enum
Jos i
Cs Jira
Reston
Fsay
New York
New York St
Ford
Mayk
San Francisco
Musial
St. Tauils
Innen
At. Lavin and Crowe, Cipelhyall Aka Une Maye
Sup
Franegen
Sti Banks
Neaga
Skinner
Phlanureh
Ape Inka
Yaneleen Banatra Banks
Chicago
BRO Franciaco
Hennedarn
Mays
Gepstin
San Prarelse
Bank Eagd
Phama
Titsbiega
Moe Hanks
Ehlooga
Is Bory
Chega
Dey
Eeang
Milwauliog
Lyks Soeinmahl
Sesandy Phils
Eticaga
McConmick
Ban Prancisen
Wyoming Streams Clear Good Fishing Predicted
Cheyenne AP Western Wyoming streams are clearing after high runoffs and should settle to good fishing conditions says State Fish Warden Bred Beal. The fishing season opened in western Wyoming on June. Jackson Lake and streams near Evanston have been stocked, while Star Valley and Jackson Hole await stocking. Cody area reports the earliest spring runoff in years with good catches.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Bred Beal
Beal
Jackson Lake
Evanston
Star Valley
Jackson Hole
Cody
Young American Night At Denver Bears Game
The Greeley Young America program will host a guests from major league players at a Denver Bears versus Wichita Braves game in Denver. The event on June 28 includes a bus ride and tickets for local kids, organized by the Community Activities Commission and supported by Greeley merchants and KYOU.
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Denver Bears
Greeley Kids
Greeley Young America
Greeley Merchants
Kyou
Wichita Braves
Denver
Community Activities Commission
Northwestern, Stanford Triumph In NCAA Singles Sanction
Fragmented clippings report various sports results. Northwestern star Judy Bell wins in women’s collegiate championships while Stanford’s Joeie Douglas defeats Ron Holmberg to reach NCAA semifinals. Other notes mention tennis and horse racing events with scattered details.
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Associated Pirtss Onan
Bouthorn
California
Berles Ph
Mike Wewvate
Ags
Ames
Lowe
Carol Pushing
Carleton Hreshorany
Alumpi
Meriam
Judy Bell
Wehila
Finnbers
Hutchinson
Kan
San Francisco
Annapolis
Stanford
Joeie Douglas
Ron Holmeberg
Tulane
Inglewoon Calle
Jack Westrope
Tatally
Hollywood Park
Midnight Dale
Stanton
Del
Woosier Hoey
Delawate Ark
Diablo
Elds
Washington
Odd Ways to Lose at Colorado Relays
Boulder reports Denver University failed to score in the 440 and 880 yard relays at the Colorado University games. In the quarter mile Denver finished second to Colorado but was disqualified as its second runner Harry Douglas bumped a New Mexico runner after baton exchange. In the 880 the Denver quartet faltered with no baton path on the final leg as Dayton Smith watched from the Fieldhouse, moved indoors by rain and porter.
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Mead
Colorado
Denver
M. Veox
Boulder
Colo. i
Denver University
Harry Douglas
New Mexico
D.A
Nan
Dayton Smith
Porter
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Southern Cal
NCAA
M. U
Omara
Angina
Govenant
Liord Kindsfather
Bart Kindsfather
Jad Swanset
Rod Anderson
Lischewski
Steinmiller
Dom Diers
Larry Hill
Pred ‘Tremmér
Bear River
United States
Utah
Idaho
Great Self Lake
Ual
Martin Produce Company
6Th St
Craig
South Colorado
Tribune
Asthma
U.S
United
Bernard Durance
Sth
Vaniw
Taal
Biter Spee
Stockjohn
Scandinavia
Wilt
Shedd Auto Supply Co., Inc
North 11Th Avenue
Weld County
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