Greeley Legion Elks Beaten at Ft Morgan
Fort Morgan Legion defeated Greeley Legion Elks Friday night as Hoger Preixendorf limited the visitors to five hits and no walks while striking out nine. Marvin Redman pitched the first three for Greeley before Jon Melander relieved, Fort Morgan driving in four runs in the fourth inning and adding four more in the fifth. Greeley scored in the eighth and ninth, finishing with a lone rally that ended without altering the result.
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Port Morgan
Fort Morgan Legion
Greeley Legion-Elks
Hoger Preixendorf
Fort Morgan
Marvin Redman
Greeley
Jon Melander
Fool Morgan
DeJohn Wins 10 Round Decision Over Baker in Syracuse
Rangy Mike DeJohn of Syracuse wins a unanimous 6-3 73-6 decision against Bon Reker of Pittsburgh in a 10 round heavyweight bout at War Memorial Auditorium. Weighing 201 to 218, DeJohn earns the hometown victory as about 2,800 fans boo the result amid a quiet bout with no knockdowns.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Mike DeJohn
Friday Hight
Big Bon Reker
Pittsburgh
War Memorial Auditorium
DeJoh
Baker
Joe Palmer
Jick Albino
Dedob
Harold McGrath
Dedof
Dejohn
Kramer Seeks World Class Tennis Talent for Tour
Promoter Jack Kramer travels to London to assemble a troupe of amateur players for his professional circuit. He targets Sven Davide of Sweden Kurt Nielsen of Denmark Audge Patty of Paris and Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt plus potential bids to Luben Gibson and 17 year old Christine de Bruyn. He envisions adding stars to boost tours next year and increase showpiece events.
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Will Grimsley
NEW York
Jack Kramer
London
Sven Davidesn
Sweden
Kurt Nielsen
Denmark
Audge Patty
Paris
Jaroslav Drobny
Egypl
4Luben
Los Angeles
Kramer
Silky Sullivan Fails to Top Sprint Rivals at Hollywood Park
Silky Sullivan finished ninth in the $10,000 feature at Hollywood Park won by Aliwar Ranch’s Aliwar. The famed horse, ridden by Willie Harmale and trained by Reggie Cornell, jumped from behind but could only beat Radium Rays in a 10-horse field. The trainer framed the race as a warmup for the $100 added Westerner next month.
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Englewood
Calif
Silky Sullivan
Hollywood Park
Warnier Ranch
Aliwar
Sullivan
Strong Bay
Hi Cajon
Father John
Silky
HorP Holt Family Obituary Note From Grenley Area
An obituary notice honors Norman TL Holt son of Ar and Mre John Wott. mentions siblings Mre Josephine Klein and Mrs Derurby Ehrlick at the cley. lists grandparent names John Mott Sr and Me along with Sacob Gussen of Grenley. Memorial offerings suggested to the Palla Pend.
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John Wott Dry
Kersey
Josephine Klein
Derurby Ehrlick
Cley
Aid Orval John
Robert Lee Hott
Kersty
John Mott
Aml
Sacob Gussen
Grenley
Bersiees
Valenzuela Replaces Harlack for Calumet
Chicago report states Ismael Milul Valenziola has replaced jockey Bill Harlack as rider for Calumet Farm. Valenzuela, Texas born, previously rode Tim Tam to multiple Derby and Preakness victories and Behnont Stakes second place after Tim Tam broke a leg. Harlack missed Derby after leg injury and later claimed he could have ridden Belmont. Jones reportedly ruled otherwise.
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ATI
Ismael Milul Valenziola
Bill Harlack
Calumet Farm
Texas
Valenzuela
Calumet
Immy Jones
Momihee
Calame
Tim Tam
Barlack
Harlack
Jones
Yarlack
Giants' Rigney Sees Big If To Fuel Hopes
Giants manager Bill Rigney remains optimistic as San Francisco sits two games behind Milwaukee in the pennant race. He cites improving pitching and growing hitting from a young roster led by Felipa Alou and rookie Giel, predicting the club will get stronger as the season progresses and could push for the top if the trend continues. Willie Mays, hospitalized in New York, is a lingering factor as Alou steps in.
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Morehan
Owie Giants
Milwaukee Braves
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Troute
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Rigngy
San Francisco
Fana
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Willie Mays
York Hospital
Rigney
Alou
Theound
Norman Manages Tigers Like Stengel Says Ed Wilks
Detroit’s Bill Norman, age 50, blends Casey Stengel style with Tigers leadership, guiding Detroit from near the bottom to within a half game of second as they beat the Yankees behind two big innings and Kaline’s two run double. Norman’s 82 majors record and 47-year journey frame a season marked by renewed Tigers vigor.
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Associated Pre
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Detroit Tigers
Ike Casey Stengel
Casey Stengel
Willig Card
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Jon
St. Louis Cardinals
Tigers
Charles
Rcan
Ssa
New York Yankees
Jim Bunning
Stengel
Yankees
Sting Ander Ox
Meier Pursues Fort Hays Courses After K State Suspension
Gene Meier, a football tackle suspended from Kansas State, attends Fort Hays State University this summer to meet eligibility rules. Fort Hays records show Meier carrying nine credits, with K State athletic officials noting no unusual factors about his attendance. Meier resides near Bunker Hill, about five miles from town.
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Bunker Hill
Ars
Pirates near second spot after rookie pitchers win
The Pittsburgh Pirates moved within one game of second in the NL after a stretch of seven wins in ten. Rookies Curt Raydon and George Wilt earned key victories as Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles 2-1, while the Braves and Phillies posted wins and the Cubs beat Cincinnati. Wilt, recalled from Columbus, notched his first major league win with eight strikeouts.
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Routax
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Milonstein
Barker
Association ties across cities in early baseball leagues
Fragmented standings list teams from Denver to Portland and St Louis with scattered scores. It notes multiple leagues including Pacific Coast, Western, and Southern divisions, mentioning cities such as Seattle, Salt Lake City, Nashville, New Orleans, and Chicago area teams with varied results and unfinished lines.
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Bueramente
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Portland
Sal Lake City
Seattle
Aternationae
Colum
Mutfato
al Fort Worth
Tolan Deller
Victoria
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Pesta
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New Orleans
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Mobile
Atlanta
Memphle
Birmingham
Stile Rock
Yanks Phils billed by Lincoln Chiefs after TV games
Lincoln Chiefs billed the New York Yankees and Philadelphia Phillies for losses from televised games on June 1 and June 15. General Manager Paul Wagner said $400 was billed to Philadelphia and $359 to New York, with attendance short of projections. The two games were against Pueblo and Amarillo, and Lincoln requested only those two conflicts be blacked out.
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Neb
APJ
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Lincoln Chiefs
Jets
Paul Wagner
Wagner
Philadelphia
Yankees
Pueblo
Amarillo
Phillies
Yankee
Rain Washes Out 2nd Round of Flint Open Golf
Rain washed out Friday's second round of the Flint Open golf tournament in Flint, Michigan, delaying play to an extra day through Monday. PGA officials ruled the course unplayable for the remainder, with about half the 140 players already through the second 18. The event, contested at the Warwick Hills course in Grand Blanc, also faced delays the previous day.
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Mich
PGA
Warwick
Grand Blanc
Legion Slates Set of 3 Matches in Colorado Tourney
Lunasy Legion A plays Elks in Boulder at 2 PM with Toveland facing La Salle at 7:45 PM. Legion B hosts Gupta at Windsor and Johnstonowe meets Longmont in the round of games.
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Toveland
la Salle
Legion
Gupta
Windsor
Johnstowe
Longmont
Denver Gains Ground On Top League Spot
Denver's opportunist American Assn. leaders gained ground in the three other first division clubs Friday. The Bears won 5-4 at Wichita using seven walks. St Paul crushed Charleston 12-4, boosting the Senators to three and a half games back. Louisville beat Minneapolis 3-2 in 11 innings as Minneapolis fell six games back. Indianapolis split a doubleheader with Omaha. the Indians won 2-1 in 10 innings, then lost 3-4.
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Wichita
Ferrara
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Charleston
Senators
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Minneapolis
Omaha
Indianapolis
Indians
Stenhouse Pitches Pueblo to Victory
Kam Topska reports Pueblo defeated Topeka 5-0 as Dave Stenhouse no-hits the second Western League game of the week. The righthander faced 28 batters, struck out 11, walked one, with one error and a double play ending threats. Last week Hal Tresky Jr. of Colorado Springs threw a no-hitter against Des Moines.
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Kam
Dave Stenhouse
Pueblo
Topeka
Stenhouse
Hal Tresky Jr
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Berg Takes Lead in Western Golf Tourney
Patty Berg of St Andrews, Ir, shot 1 under par 72 to take a 36 hole total of 147 and move into the lead in the Western Open at Kahkwa Country Club. Berg’s six birdies lifted her past first round co leaders Marlene Hagge and Betty Dodd as Hagge posted 82 and Dodd 83.
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APF
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Miss Berg
Coleaders
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Betty Godd
Hagge
Delray Beach
Fla
Miss Dodd
Louisville
Kahkiva Country Club
Dye Defeats Jackson in Kansas Golf Tourney
Hutchinson Kansas AP Pete Dye of Indianapolis eliminated Jim Jackson of St Louis 1 up in the Prepissheel Golf Tournament third round. Quarterfinals set for Saturday morning with more third round matches, including John Zibnak of Denver who fell to John Farquhar of Amarillo 2 and 1, and L Dr. James Liggett of Denver who lost to Matt Taber of Lincoln Nebraska 3 and 1.
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Lincoln
Neb
Two International Records Fall At AAU Meet In Bakersfield
Australia's Herb Elliott and Merv Lincoln won mile heats as two international marks fell. Elliott timed 4.014 and Lincoln 4.07.9, while Harold Connolly and Glenn Davis set world bests in hammer and hurdles. Bowden and Morrow also starred as US athletes posted notable times and marks.
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Merv Lincoln
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Huasia
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Houston
Hayes Jones
Astern
Michigan
Heavy Sleeper Causes Fire Wakeup in Fostoria
In Fostoria Ohio Cletus Stuckey slept through smoke and flames from a cigarette igniting his mattress He carried the burning bed outside and calmly rested on the bedsprings until police arrived to investigate the incident.
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Fostoria
Ohio
Cletus Stuckey
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