Most of Folsom Field Marks Seen Shattered In AAU Championships
Colorado University faces a wave of record challenges as the National AAU meet looms in June after the Big Seven outdoor championships. Byes and stars such as Bob Richards and Rod Richards loom in the field while former records including Santee’s mile and Bae Teu’s 440 face possible erosion.
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Boultier
Colorado Universiy
Bob Richards
Colorado
Richards
von Campbells
Kanaae
Dick Blair
Century Area
Jim Golll
Northwestern
Larry McBride
Houston
Lermon King
California
Harry Nagh
Minntaata
Rod Richards
Adliene Christian
Nwn
Bobby Morrow
Dave Bae Teu
Jim Lea
Leo Jones
J. W. Mashburn
Jones Fay
Lea
Mashburn
Kansas
Ver
Santee
Marine Corps
Arnie Sowell
Basa
Sane Leean
Fred Nwyer
Bobby Geaman
U. Smatea
Texas
Seavnag
USC Youngster Breaks College Two Mile Mark
A USC runner, Fernando Ledesma, shattered the U S collegiate two mile record with a 8 minute 7.7 second clocking at Edwards Stadium in Berkeley. The West toppled the Midwest 75 7 in the Pacific Coast Conference Big Ten meet as UCLA dogs Don Lash 4 04.2 and Don Vick 56 2% in shot put also set marks.
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Berkeley
Calif
Went Santos
Kansas
Ledermann
Bobby Seaman
UCLA
Condt
Don Vick
Don Lash
Indiana
Ons Chandler
Stanford
Broy and Maculs Families Obituaries Published
Mrs Lottie Broy of 392 13th Avenue wife of George Broy mother of Airs May Irene Carroll and Earl M Broy and George Broy Jr sister of Stella Bringer Margaret Adams and Amncla McPheeters all of Quincy MW. Services 2:00 pm Monday from Macys Drawing Room Interment Linn Grove. Clayton Alexander Maculs 1227 Sth Street. Services 2:00 pm Thursday from Macys Drawing Room Inverment Linn Grove.
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Sth Street
Macys
Invermeat Linn Grove
Freeling Family Roster Noted in Platteville Obituary
John Freeling of Platteville, father of Sander Freeline of Pittinville and Mildred Erhlseler of Brighton, survived by twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Arrangements pending.
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Freeling
John Freeling
Platteville
Sander Freeline
Pittinville
Mildred Erhlseler
Brighton
Alen
Stark Gertrude Reese Stark obituary in Eaton Colorado
Gertrude Reese Stark of Eaton Colorado, mother of John B. Stark of Greeley and Thomas W. Stark of San Francisco, Calif., sister of Mrs. Meader M. Nielsen of Conrado Springs, survived by four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Friday morning from Swan Funeral Home, Colorado Springs. Interment Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs.
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Stark Gertrude Reese Stark
Eaton
John B. Stark
Greeley
Thomas W. Stark
San Francisco
Calif
Meader M. Nielsen
Conrado Springs
Swan Fuoerst
Colorado Springs
Abilene Speedster Aims to Win AAU Dashes Says Coach
Abilene Christian College freshman Bobby Morrow is tipped by his coach to win the sprint events at the AAU meet in Boulder. The article notes wind-aided times in races around 9.1 to 9.4 seconds, Dwyer’s mile in Compton, and various marks in hurdles, broad jump, discus, hammer, and javelin with several top athletes named.
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Abilene
Tex
Bobby Morrow
Tim
Gore
Boulder
Goto
Abilene Christian College
Morrin
Dwyer
Compton
Cali Im Uhat Nih
Santee
Seaman
Mets
Colorado
PatrIndman
Missouri
Jack Davis
USC
Mlinele Hurdier
Willie Thomson
Gil Crater
Cal
Ernie Shelton
Compton Centennial
Charles
Dumas
Oklahoma
Nevile
Gettiin
Romith Roselyn Range
Jain Rennett
Vitto
Rollin Prether
Kansas State
Iftreet
Rollin Prather
Fortune Gary Glet
Bim Snews
O'Brien
Colorado A&m
Chet Cruickshank
Boston AC
Ald Connalss
Wna
Franklin
Roa
Ie Marshall
Kirtland Field
Fields
Pueblo Powers Wichita Lead To Two Games
Pueblo outslugged Wichita 2 to 1 as Clarence Moore started the decisive rally with an infield single and Willie Davis sparked the comeback with a hit and run. Colorado Springs topped Des Moines in a high scoring duel while Des Moines and Omaha combined for four homers in a separate game.
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Clarence Moore
Purkin
Willie Davis
Bob Parker
Davis
Parker
Pueblo
Wichita
Nix
George Barker
Jack O'Donnell
Mike Gaspar
Colorado Springs
Dea Moines
Sky
Rod Lowe
Des Moines
Lowe
Bruin
Sky Ax
Thurdette Thursby
Bruins
Oil Rig Incident Tied to Denver Drilling Co
Reports state a Ralderson Denver Trilling Co. rig at No. 1 Allmerwell in Morgan County caused a derrick collapse while worker David Gavin was preparing to work. Gavin received hospital treatment. no other injuries reported. The incident arose near Host heet dump in Port Morgan area.
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Allmerwell
Nenene
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Ralderson Denver
Gavin
Port Morgan
Trenver
Morgan County
Trath
Cisreton
Wyoming It & Ras Commission
Tinsday
Newcombe Eyes 30-Game Mark After 12th Win
Don Newcombe of the Dodgers won his 12th game as he pursues a 30 win season. He trails the long-standing 30 victory benchmark last achieved 21 years ago by Dirty Mean of the St. Louis Cardinals. Newcombe posted a .923 winning percentage after a strong showing against Chicago, already batting .428 with two doubles in the game.
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Dirty Mean
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
Chicag
Newcombe
Dodgers
Don A
Jay
Williams Powers Red Sox Past Tigers in Tight 5-4 Win
Williams homered with two on in the eighth to lift Boston over Detroit 5-4. The outfielder sparked a late surge after returning May 28, helping the Red Sox move into contention as rival scores mixed across the league. The game highlighted Williams's value at 100000 per season and his impact since rejoining the lineup.
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Williams
Red Sox
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Rex Sox
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Wen Elent
Ted
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Thor Joh
Mick Mantle
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Washington
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Chicaeo
Dion Newcombe
Cubs
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Mantie
Yankee Stadium
Tommy Byrne
White Sox
Chicago
Rob Porterfield
Philadelphia
St. Louis
YA Baseball Slate Begins
The Cameron Tozzardla beat Arlington Ted Sox 102 in an A league game while Arlington Giants defeated Cameron Braves $2 in B league action as Young America youths 13 and under begin a six team slate at Towell field.
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Cameron
Arlington
Maplewand
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Ernest Hoya-St. Peters
Loveland Track Coach Resigns for Rapid City Post
Loveland high school track coach William E. Bud Davis resigns to take the head coaching job at Rapid City high school in South Dakota. Davis, a Marine veteran, led Loveland to an undefeated dual meet run and state conference titles during his single season, adding football duties as an assistant coach.
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Wiliam E
Bud) Davis
Loveland High
Echonl
Achant
Rapid City High
Schoo L
Rapid City
S. Davis
Marines
Enard
Loveland Track Agiad
Rehool
Tader Sarin Riidance
Babe Zaharias to Undergo Surgery in Galveston
Galveston Texas reports that Babe Zaharias, the famed athlete, will undergo spinal surgery within a few days to correct a ruptured disk as physicians said. X ray studies are completed and Zaharias has agreed to the operation with Dr. S B Eindgrass assisting.
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Galveston
Tex
Zaharias
Tarsias
VFW Nudges Fort Collins In Tight 9-7 Loss
Doug Lyn hit a key triple and the Fort Collins Elks dropped a 9-7 contest to Greeley VFW in Colorado State league spring play. Sage earned the win with 14 strikeouts as Greeley overcame Fort Collins late rally, with Meyers homering for the visitors and Sandberg driving in a run.
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Port Collins
Doug Lyn
Fron Ow
Greeley Vpav
Ken Meyers
Fort Collins
Uwe
Gary Glick
Calline
Singleton
Fred
Tom al
Snyder
Tom Bohntine
Greeley
Rons
Ton Ertacon
Hamarin
Ray Curtize
Trarmn
Fill McPeek
Ater
Bob Sandherk
McPeek
Meyer
Smith
A Sandberg
Ray Reed
Curtiss
Collins
Gary
Fred Guck
Greeleve
Atack
Tree
Briscoe
Jerry McMillen
Sage
Fort Celine
Amfemillen
Cormick
Davis
Snover
Seixas Upset At Wimbledon
Gilbert Shea of Los Angeles defeated Vic Seixas of Philadelphia in a major Wimbledon upset. In the second round on Wednesday the scores were 3 4, 4 6, 6 4, 6 4.
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England
Gilbert Shea
Los Angeles
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
National League Scores and Player Highlights Included
A dense recap lists multiple teams and players across the National and American Leagues. Highlights include Simmons Miller Meyer Kurava Pekeon Morzinski Lopata Haddix Smith LaPamel a Sari Pushieh for Philadelphia and a Milwaukee stroke with King King Atwell Hutt Rives in various boxings. New York, Cincinnati, Brooklyn and more receive sparse line notes with scores.
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Brooklyn
the Civicage
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Cincinonti
Antoneil, McCall & Monzant
Wertrum
Collum
Lan
Arith
Cloverleaf Race Results From Tuesday Night Greyhounds
Reports from Cloverleaf show multiple races with finish times and payouts. Notable performances include tech Cadet 3.00 and Silver Steel 4.00 with a 31.54 time, Eddie Burna 14.00 and Last Reward 4.40, along with Googan 5.20 and Zezabelle 2.8 finishing in various quintets and doubles. Purses noted include daily doubles of 65.80 and 229.80 across events.
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Quintula
Sliver Steel
Quinteln
Wee Acre
Jun Teo
Hay Bates
Glen Remmer
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Loveland
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Quinisla
Bon Tex
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Patricie
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Googan
Drikadar
Zezabelle
Erotian
Slo Polson
Rowdy Eliott
Guintela
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Jandy Alder
Cairo
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Moore Set to Knock Out Bobo in Olson Swarming Fight
Moore, 38, faces Carl Olson in a midweight bout at Polo Grounds aiming to disrupt a possible move toward Rocky Marciano. Odds favor Moore 2-1 as he predicts a knockout within 12 rounds while Olson vows to pressure every minute of the contest. The outdoor fight, broadcast by ABC, could draw about 26 000 spectators with seats up to 30 dollars.
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New York
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Moore Gackles
Hin Urhe Nnay
Carl (Hobo) Olson
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