Brumley Stars As Greeley Elks Defeat Cheyenne 7 2
Greeley Legion Elks Ax beat Cheyenne 7 to 2 in a non league pitchers duel at Forbes Field. Daryl Brumley struck out 15, allowed only three hits, while Mike McBride fanned nine for Cheyenne. Cheyenne committed six errors, three unearned runs. Brumley left the game after eight with teammates rallying in support. Greeley improves to 1 0. The teams were tied 2 7 entering the fifth inning before Greeley pulled away. The game features double steals and a late defensive highlight. The two clubs prepare for a district game at Fort Collins.
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Exrocs
Greeley
Legion-Elks Ax
Cheyenne
Frits Day
Forbes Field
Daryl Brumley
Tin Geller
Bromiey
McBride
Bears
Une
Gary Forlin
Itch Swrenson
Mel Jacoby
Baw Cul
Syreman
Theo Mytan Bong
Bill Estinger
Jacoby
Long
Fancy
Butch Butler
al Gellman
Butler
Gettman
Etter
Gary Adams
Stamus
Swensy
Urocky
Tommy Wheeler
Dulba Salle
Weure Adams
Fort Cotling
Brie
Ad Sored
Gellman
Koveland
Mike Bartells
Cheyenes
Tom Case
Dick Gish
Sinegles
Mike Bartels
Brumley
Fort Collins
Greeley Legion-Elks
Swan
City Ke
Hel Tomnlia
Alas
M. Bartells
Boulder
la D. Baylells
Tayette
la Salle
Laveland
Longmont-Furt
Edson
Davies
Roe
Burback
Tb Vecreenee
Eubynutt
Cline
WuPitiel
Hergert
Sith
Mike Powers
Ana Adams
Cheyanne
Legion Elks
Ea Tye
Powers
Longmont
Uline
Janey
Walllip
Ipsine Widarurand
Bob Wall
P. Wagner
Hill
Power
Wall
Wagner
Greeley Legion Falls 4-1 to Longmont in District Play
Longmont defeated Greeley Legion 4 to 1 as Led by Brumley on the mound and a steady Longmont offense, the visitors pulled ahead with timely hits while Greeley stranded runners. Power and Wall led Longmont with key hits, while Greeley struggled to produce runs through the middle innings.
Texans Move The Stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Texans win a key game as The Associated Press reports their latest move to climb in the standings. Star players lead the effort with strong performances and decisive moments shaping the outcome. Fans show support across venues and broadcasts.
Moving Day Pitches Highlight Clinches Indians Lead
Notes from Sports World cover Joe Talwas AP recounting moving day in baseball. Cleveland Indians stay within one game of the lead as Harigi pitches well while Frank Malz and the Red Sox offense produce runs. Wynn seeks another major league win amid a busy show of players. Many names and teams are referenced in a fast paced recap of the day’s action and standings.
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Joe Talwas
Pizarro
White Sox
Clewland
Cleveland
Malas
Indians
Harigti
Teorna
Ocroy
Early Wynn
Hut Me
Jesty Cor
Ueligan
Carnelison
Southern
Diverse Golf and Tennis Highlights From Multiple Cities
A scattered recap of recent sports results from venues across the United States. Notables include Jack Micklaus’s near-qualifying run in a 38-hole Kanai Open event, Claudia Windsor winning a Women's Intercollegiate Golf title, and Dennis Ralston and Marty Silessen advancing to NCAA singles finals. Track records feature Bob Hayes’s 9.1 seconds in an elite dash, plus various harness and horse racing results from Aqueduct, Monmouth Park, and Dielowar Park.
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Acr Arookline
Maas
Arial Patmoy
Don Finaterandt
Jacky Cupit
Jack Micklaus
Madison
Wis
Marilynn Smith
Mickey Wright
Norway Mart
Texhh London
Owen Davideou
Anglexis
Frank
Bob ‘Hayes
Florida
A&m Tan Ihe
National Art Ateli Racing
New York
Parka
Ouedall Feng
Oceanport
N.J
Monmouth Park
Stanton
Dielawart Park
Chicago
Acropolis
Stington Park
Taglensdod
Calli
Pawtucket
Hesdivner
Westbury
Hoanes Ao
van Yank
Minnesota Signs New Outfielder
Minnesota signs new outfielder amid NFL confusion as Bernie Casey grabs 53 passes for 819 yards and six TDs, joined by tight end Clyde Cane and end Mots to Stickles, noted for blocking duties though plagued by minor injuries.
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Bernie Casey
Clyde Canenor
Suveryear
Testison
Texans win first round in NAIA dominoes or notes
NAIA events opened with Texas-led performances as teams from Texas dominated horse and rodeo games while New Mexico State and others posted minor wins. Beede and Boners anchored Eaton in a 140 to no-hitter exhibition win, with Lloyd of New Mexico placing in saddle events and Kinkead triumphing in barrel racing.
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Colo
Texas
Intervollegiary Bodeo Association
Vampus Cowboys
Thei
H.W. Johnson
Duron
Gib Lloyd
Linda Kinkead
Jwent Lepicks
alleTexas
Metlure
Pala Toone
Doh Bon
Muro College
Ttu
Baton
Amudean Legion Ae
EEA
Bu F
Abul Sauls
Lace
Anfee
Tovert
Beede
Paul
Jim Dahmertein
Melvin” Boster
Rusu Todgers
Pan Met
Golf
Beade
Don Bleu
Tyny
Lee
Realere Big Watts
Vana Ayn Detistons Guapee CE Baton
Legessi
Fort Sage
Collins
Rover
Hielacher
Colorado State U
Tyidg
Nouton
Ang Leola Hirlacher
Loveland
Ron
Eaton
Hatener
Brigham
Vest and Dowling
Chive
Duvan Meyer
Denver Walks Off In 10th To Top Oklahoma City
Denver erased a 4 3 deficit in the seventh inning then won on a walk and single in the 10th. Catcher Bob Yecker delivered the winning hit after Lou Kumlehock walked and moved on a sacrifice. Denver starter Russ Heman and Dave Giusti held the late lead, with relief pitching sealing the win.
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Oklahoma City
Denver
User
Konta City
Bob Yecker
Ito
Lou Kumlehock
Osu
Kuimchock
Russ Heman
Dave Giusti
Aly
Major League Leaders summary from 1961 season batting and pitching
A garbled sports summary lists American and National League leaders by at bats runs rbi and home runs with names like Wagner Malzone Kaline Allison and Stuart. It also mentions strikeouts Bunting Pizarro and Pascual and references the Minnesota Twins and University of Minnesota football. Additional text references heavyweight boxing and a fighter preparing to defend a title.
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Wagner
Los Angeles
Malzone
Boston
Allison
Minnesota
Festrennasti
Rons
Kaline
Detroit
Hill—Wagner
Detroil
Power
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Stuart
Jlison
Cadatz
Walker i
Clevekind
Elks Dominate Berthoud 16 2 in District C Action
Greeley Elks crushed Berthoud 16 to 2 as Bram powered with 13 hits and Hall homered twice in a five inning makeup game. D Amato earned the win, Silwanan pitched well and Greeley bolstered its District 1 bid with 10 strikeouts.
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Berthoud
Greeley Elks
Bram
Gain
Hall
Tom Sivman
Ken Hall
Greeley
Tony March
Elks
Bi Vogler
Richardsnth
Ruichert
Stevens
Lb Nash
Peterson
Epleson
Rf Sitaman
Per Carbaugh
Hirmslei
Brunz
Magee
L D'Amato
Bhi Berthoud
Quinton
So Alared
P Stuck
Ef Rose
Aschenbeaver
Bg Harris
Wb Metlinnis
Naranja
Sf King
Holme
Grealey Elks Berthoud
Odeon
March
Starck
Rose
Aschenbremer
McGinnis
Halaneletor
Poa
Gresley
Bert Nud
Leit
Tigers and Senators clash in chase for last place
Indoor struggles color a big league race as the Detroit Tigers pursue the Washington Senators for the final NL spot. The Tigers snapped a skid by beating Kansas City while the Senators extended a nine game drought after a loss to the Los Angeles Angels.
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Tigers
Washington Senators
Senators
Washington
Kandigas City
Los Angeles Angels
Rale Elk
Denver — Tunters
Ueu
Colorado
New York Mets
Colorado Springs
Iton Colls
Sky Sox Park
Colls' Scouls Duledr Dietrich
Shall
Bill Metaig
Alles
Bey Langella
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