Bears star Ron Herbel signs major league pact
Brighton pitcher Ron Herbel, standout for Colorado State Lollog, reported 14 interest from major league clubs and said Sunday morning plans solidify with a big league contract. He aims for the majors while continuing studies at Colorado State College, with Bears coach Pete Buller contemplating mound staff changes if Herbel signs.
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Hagge and Dodd Tie In First Round At Erie
In FRIE Pennsylvania Hagge Marlene Waoor Hager and Betty Dodd each shot 2-under 73 to share the first round seed at the 29th Women's Western Open on the Katrina Country Club course. Defending champion Patty Berg opened with 38-37-75 for fifth place while Beverly Hanson and Jackie Pung posted 37-36-73s for a tie for third with Wiffie Smith.
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DeJohn Faces Baker in 10-Rounder Friday
Syracuse contender Mike DeJohn meets Bob Baker in a 10 round television bout at War Memorial Auditorium. DeJohn, ninth ranked challenger to Floyd Patterson, seeks to prove his mettle after earlier title-shot misses while Baker, once a title hopeful from Pittsburgh, aims to affect the upset in this heavyweight clash.
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Safety Measure Farnham Ragland Bath In Survey Town
In Bath town a new safety measure aims to prevent residents from being locked in a bathroom during sudden illness. The plan, described as a trauma prevention block, targets older residents in the survey town.
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Mantle Battles Shoulder Pain Amid Stay-Or-Leave Dilemma
Mickey Mantle admitted pain in his right shoulder but refused to quit the lineup, with Casey Stengel reluctant to bench his star outfielder. Mantle cited a shoulder catch hindering his regular swing and questioned rest’s effectiveness after winter. He noted his 1958 split batting, contrasting with last season’s marks, while recounting the World Series incident that injured him.
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Former Riding Champ Westrope Killed in California Race
Former national riding champion Jackie Westrope died of injuries after being thrown from his mount two hours after the start of the Hollywood Oaks feature at Hollywood Park. He was 4. He crashed into the rail while moving into the lead and was taken to Centinola Hospital, where he died at 7:45 pm.
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Smelser beats Baxter in Teans Mississippi Amateur Frost match
In Hutchinson Kansas James Lienelt of Denver won over Rex Baxter defending champion 3 and 4 in a second rout at the Teans Mississippi Amateur Frost Tournament Thursday. Matt Taber of Lincoln defeated Dick Smolett of Fort Calling Cole 1 up with Taber over par through 14 holes.
Mays Hospitalizes After Physical Checkup
New York report says Willie Mays, feeling weak, underwent a Thursday physical and was hospitalized for a full checkup. Giants manager Bill Rigney noted a prior headache issue and hopeful return in Philadelphia, with Mays batting slump lowering his average to .382.
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Colorado Trout Beginnings Bite Across State Streams
The State Game and Fish Dept reports trout are rising as streams clear and lakes open. Fishermen find improved conditions after high water since opening month, with Grand Mesa Pagosa Springs and Durango Hayfield highlighted as top spots. Reports also come from Gwimmison An ailio Stormboat Springs Salida Tnadville Grandy and nearby areas.
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Lopez Proves Point as Trades of Power for Pitching Pay Off
Al Lopez Nay argues winter trades peddled power for pitching. The Chicago White Sox, despite four shutouts in rough weather, sit seventh in the AL, 11 games behind. Early Wynn, acquired from Cleveland, threw a two hitter in a 4-0 win over the Red Sox, boosting his season two-hitters and contributing to the staff's strong start.
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Spahn Sidelined by Slump As Cubs Bomb Braves
Milwaukee lefty Warren Spahn endured a agent slump as Chicago Cubs hitters blasted four home runs in a 5 4 win. Tony Taylor delivered the decisive first major league homer and stole home in the first inning before adding a tying blast. Spahn remains near 20 victory season, yet has given up 18 homers this year, many in his losses. Cubs' John Briggs held him through three innings before Glen Hobbie and others finished.
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Fights Highlight Bout Promises in Rainy Charleroi Card
The Associated Press notes a boxing card in Charleroi Pennsylvania with Bobby Gordon facing Charley Joseph amid Saturday rain. Report mentions Davey Moore outpointing Laura Salas and Benny Dav stopping Joe Parks in other bouts involving a mix of regional fighters and locations including Ohio Minnesota Mexico and Alabama.
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Legion Schedule Highlights Friday through Sunday
The schedule lists Legion events city matchups and times across Friday Saturday and Sunday. Greeley faces Morrison and Elka in a series of games at La Balle and Forbes with 1 45 pm and 2 pm starts. Sunday features Greeley Elks at Boulder Loveland at La Salle and Ft Lapton at Windsor with additional Johnstown at Longmont games.
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Don Smith Chooses Middle Tennessee Over UK
Paducah junior college standout Don Smith attracted interest from Middle Tennessee and Kentucky but committed to Middle Tennessee. Middle Tennessee coach Eddie Diddle Jr leads the effort while Kentucky coach Ed Diddle Sy pursues the talent.
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Bolt Opens Flint Open With One Stroke Lead
Tommy Bolt shot a 68 to take a one stroke lead in the Flint Open at Warwick Hills, Grand Blanc, ranking ahead of Bill Casper Tr. from Apple Valley California. Casper missed a 12-foot putt on the 18th. The field features Sam Snead and former champions Walter Burkley and Chuck Harbert. Bolt praised the crowd and said he plays for the public’s support.
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Rose Dairy Edges Lions In Extra Inning Exhibition
Rose Dairy of Denver scored four runs in the top of the eighth inning to beat the La Salle American Legion B Lions 6 to 1 in an exhibition game. Skip Bauer and Walt Faulkner opened the eighth with singles, and a sacrificed fly capped the scoring amid costly errors after Larry Rellke relieved. La Salle had led 4 to 1 after three and four innings but saw Denver rally in the seventh. The Lions host Shwayder Brothers of Denver, 1947 state champions, in another exhibition tonight at 9:45 p.m.
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Bowden to Star in Sub Four Mile at AAT Meet
Don Bowden, member of the sub four minute mile group, headlines the feature event at Bakersfield College Memorial Stadium. The 76th AA T Track and Field Championships will include Merle Elliott and Lincoln from Australia as other top milers, with rival times around the four minute mark. Elliott aims for a season closing effort with no rabbit pacing planned, as the meet runs Friday night into Saturday with eight finals and mile heats on the slate.
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Sky Sox reclaim top Western League with 6-4 win
Colorado Springs regains sole first in the Western League after a 6-4 victory over Sioux City and Amarillo’s 4-2 win. Albuquerque belted Lincoln 10-5, Des Moines edged Pueblo as top teams surge. Cronin and Harris are noted for winning pennants with multiple clubs.
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Minor League CCTs Thursday results summary
Summary of minor league CCT results across American and Pacific Coast leagues with scattered scores. Teams mentioned include Vancouver, Fort Worth, Austin, Tulsa, Houston, San Antonio, Nashville, New Orleans, Atlanta, and Albuquerque with varied outcomes and notes on rain delays and partial play.
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Senators Miss Opportunity To Cut Bears' Lead
Surprising Charleston Senators missed chances Thursday night to gain on the Bears in a 1-4 tie with Minneapolis after seven innings at Charleston. Rain postponed Denver Indianapolis games. Omaha split with Wichita 4-2, keeping standings intact. Nottebart earned win in Wichita opener with three hits and three walks allowed.
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Switch Homes After 12 Years at 15th 12th Ave
The Jim Ragguts move this week after twelve years at 15th 12th Ave to 2119 15th St. The relocation updates residence details and preserves family ownership.
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