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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1958
Page
8
La Salle Bombers, sponsored by the Lions Club, fall to Morrison and Morrison of Denver 8-2 Friday night at La Salle. The Bombers had three hits and three errors, with Monty Betz’s ninth inning double the lone bright spot.
Ted Hart, a Denver driving range operator, shot a 9 under par 63 on Friday to lead the opening day of the Southern Colorado Open Golf Tournament at Pueblo City Park Municipal course. He holds a two stroke edge over Gene Rool of Lakewood and Joel Taylor of Denver as 140 players, including pros and amateurs, completed the first round. Herb Pollock of Pueblo carded a 68 with five birdies and 12 pars to pace the amateurs. The 14 hole event heads into a Saturday and Sunday finish.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions several fighters and locations. It references SYTHE ASSOCIATES, Paik Ayracuse, 2014, Bob Baker, and Bre Parrish with weights and cities such asLos Angeles. The text is garbled, unclear on event type or outcome.
CSC's Larry Klumb appears set to join the 1958 All-America third team as selected by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches. He would be the fourth Bear honored, following Dick Porter on the 1855 second team and pitchers John Hogg on the 1956 and 1957 third teams, with Del Petersen on the 1957 second team. Klumb's season is completed.
A player with a 242 age and a hitless college World Series was named to the All American list. He caught Hogg for two years and played with Ron Hersel and ex Dear, aiding Grand Junction Eagles this summer. He was the Bears' outstanding catcher for three years, set to graduate this spring.
The Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce stages a junior golf tourney at Greeley Country Club Monday with an 8 am tee-off. An awards banquet will follow the completion. Top juniors led by Jack Wheeler, 1957 Greeley state rep, are accepted entrants through tee-off time. Necia Smith is tournament chairman. The winner advances to state, then national in Tucson, Arizona August 18 23.
A garbled list shows batting leaders, RBI, home runs and pitching mentions across American and National Leagues. Names like Vernon, Sievers, Banks, Breeden and Mays appear amid fragmented team and city tags, with stray percentages and mis-typed locales.
In Denver AP reports the Mile High Kennel Club opened with a record crowd of 21,414 and a handle of 319,238 dollars. The 10 year track history saw the largest opening night attendance and wagering, surpassing last year’s 18,000 fans and 211,524 dollars.
Fast on Trigger. The Republic F205 Thunderchief jet fighter bomber carries a 20 millimeter Vulcan cannon with a six barrel rotating cluster. It can fire about 5000 rounds per minute, delivering immense firepower for infantry support. Engineers tout its speed and punch.
Reports from Bakersfield and Ames cover top performances at AAU championships. Hardy Connolly claims a world hammer mark with 225 feet 4 inches, while Carole pushing wins the women’s national collegiate title for Carleton College. Patty Beng leads after two rounds at the Women’s Western Open as racing and horse events unfold across Inglewood Oceanport and Belmont Park with multiple winners and injuries noted.
Lennie Parrish signed by Cincinnati Redlegs tops the 1958 College All Star Baseball Team chosen by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches. Parrish, Florida second baseman, hit .433 this spring and joined a roster featuring USC’s Jerry Siegert and Missouri’s Ray Uriarie among others as first-team selections.
Ames AP reports Carole Pushing, a Carleton College freshman, shocked to win the women's collegiate golf title by defeating Judy Bell at Wichita University in the championship match on Friday. Pushing expressed disbelief at her victory and potential.
In Ponca City Oklahoma Mrs Bill Long of Alva earned a real birdie Friday in the Women s Oklahoma Golf Association tournament. Her tee shot on the No four hole fed a bird and she finished with a six.
Chicago White Sox outfielder Jim Landis, aged 20, has evolved from an easy out to a rising slugger. After a rough season at .212 and a later stint in Indianapolis finishing at .266, he improved to a .266 average in 20 games, with hits in 19 of 20 and 3 hits in his last 16 at bats.
The People of Colorado seeks defendants including Bemel Piainniit Jacob Mities Rebecca Wlice John Milius Eliza Jordan and others in Weld County District Court action 13748 ML to determine ownership and a one half mineral interest in a land parcel described as East half of West half and South 0 acres of SE quadrant of section 28 township range and plate. Defendants must answer within 39 days after service or face default.
A fragment listing dates and places including Colorado Mines and Seattle with scattered years such as 1955 1928 and 1988. The legible items include an entry on Saturday June 21 indicating events or notes tied to locations Greeley Tribune Pare 8. Unknown subjects and incomplete phrases limit precise interpretation.
Idaho State College announces a 25 game basketball schedule for the 1958-53 season with a 10 game December home slate. The season opens with a third annual invitational tournament featuring Montana State College Utah State Portland University and host Bengals. December brings games against Oregon State West Texas State Fresno State Arizona Alaska and others. January includes Oklahoma City University Western State Adams State Regis and Denver.
Community Activities Commission sponsors a Hillside park tennis program inviting youths aged 8 to 16 to enroll. Registration opens Tuesday at 1 p.m with tests to place entrants into appropriate instruction groups. At least 75 entries have already been received.
Public trustee James H. Shelton announces sale of property in Weld County Colorado to satisfy default on a deed of trust securing The Greeley National Bank note. The sale will be at the east door of the Weld County Courthouse in Greeley on June 14, 1958 at 10:00 a.m. for principal, interest, taxes, fees and costs.
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