Legion-Elks, Scottsbluff Vie for July 12 Title
A shaky Sunday doubleheader led to havoc as Legion and Elks battled for the championship in Scottsbluff. Jim Basey and Jolue Wright sparked key rallies, with Greeley and Wheeler delivering decisive blows. Scottsbluff rallied to force a semifinal, then fell short to reach the final.
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Legion Tilts Rain Out Weaken District Baseball Schedule
Unclear text reports Legion tilts disrupted by rain in Fort Monge area. Games in District 4 noted with Keey Ellis and Di Visto Lile among players. A postponed Sunday B region game was rescheduled at Forbes Field while the Lover region game moved to later in the week.
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Eaton Beats Longmont 6 2 in amateur baseball game
Eaton's Amerity Legion team topped Longmont 6 to 2 in a non district Sunday game. Kip Clugston hit two triples amid 10 Eaton hits to improve to a 43 1 overall mark. Ron Kinds held Longmont to six hits while striking out all rivals in a later exhibition.
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Baseball roundup for Phillies Mets game caps scoring
The article notes Philadelphia’s Jim Bunning facing Mets as the Phillies win 6 0 in the final regular season game. It mentions Jim Venturi and NCAA golf with San Jose State standout, plus other scattered items from the sports page such as results, upcoming matches, and local notes.
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Bunning Knew He Had Something Going in Fifth
NY AP report notes Bunning sensed momentum in the fifth inning as the game toward a breakthrough.
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Bunning Perfect Game Beats Mets Sets Record
Hall of Fame pitcher Bunning pitched a perfect game against the Mets on October 8, tying a record. The game featured a key defensive play by Tony Taylor in the fifth inning and a decisive strikeout to end the no-hit bid.
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Phillies Deliver First No Hitter Since 1888
Jim Bunning pitched a perfect game for Philadelphia, defeating the Mets on Father’s Day. The night featured standout plays including Tony Taylor’s defensive stop and a bold diving catch by onlookers, with Bunning crediting his precision and his catcher Gus Triandos for support.
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Aguilera and related names funeral notice in Colorado
Obituary notice listing Robert Aguilera and Bruno Aguilera among others of Greeley and Denver. Dates show services at Adamson Memorial Chapel with a 9:00 am mass at Our Lady of Peace and interment at Linn Grove Cemetery. Catherine Irene Shaw also memorialized with services at 1:30 pm Wednesday.
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Moore Mortuary Services Tuesday at Denver Chapel
A funeral notice for one Mary Elizabeth Nera of Denver and related family mentions Moore Mortuary East 17th Ave at Clarkeon Denver. The service is scheduled for Tuesday at Moore Memorial Chapel with accommodations and attendees listed, including Mrs Geneva Ford and the family of Charles John.
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Springs Man Regains Title In Trapshooting
Creede Colorado AP reports Springs man Beitel regains national trapshooting title as part of the Creede Rail Races events. Winners include Steele Schindelbaker Wardell in professional divisions and amateurs Payne Legert, Powell Kölisch in raft and kayak races along the Rio Grande. Crowd numbered about 8,008 over the final day with 5,000 on the banks Saturday.
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Siegi Gunzenberger
Germany
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Glennys Paul
Soviet threat at Wimbledon dominates British tennis
Soviet and Russian players led by Estonian Tomas Lefts made a strong Wimbledon push, with Queen's Club success signaling power. Hoy Emerson of Australia defeated Lefts in Queen's final, while coverage notes rising Soviet strength and a historic All England Club campaign. Details span from Queen's results to Open contenders.
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Morales wins Puerto Rican lightweight title in boxing show
Puerto Rico action features Morales defeating Dinnie Berrios and Teo to claim the Puerto Rico lightweight title amid a mixed card in San Juan. Other bouts include Blair Ride and Sal Bar on a crowded card with various early results and local coverage.
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Venturi Captures Open Crown With 278 Stroke Play
Ken Venturi fired rounds of 74 70 86 70 to finish at 278 and win the 63rd Open at Congressional in blistering heat. His performance, described as turning the Big Two into a potential Big Three, outpaced all competitors as the field wilted on the demanding course.
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Masters Contender Venturi Caps Dramatic Round
The article covers golf greats including Venturi and Palmer in a tense Masters frame. It notes Venturi surged with 85 and 70 rounds, closing with a potential record, while Palmer faltered late. It contrasts foes Nicklaus and Burke Jr, reflecting a challenging final day and the evolving Masters narrative.
Southern Cal repeats NCAA tennis title run in 1969
East Lansing AP notes Denis of Southern Cal won his second straight NCAA tennis championship defeating Northwestern's Marty Riessen as USC claimed a third consecutive team title. In Bowling Green Ed Diddie of Western Kentucky retired after 42 years and a record number of wins.
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Bunn Named Cage Group Head
John Bunn former basketball coach at Col orado State College and Stanford was named executive director of the U S Basketball Federation. The federation movement across basketball track and field gymnastics and baseball opposes Amateur Athletic Union control. Bunn will work from Glenwood Springs Colorado and focus on open competition for men and women at all levels, including recreational to industrial league play.
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Venturi wins Open as Nicklaus seeks major glory
Jim Becker reports Venturi ends the chase with a final 6 70 to finish 278, the Open's second lowest score. The piece compares Jack Nicklaus’s slump and his quest for a first British Open title at St Andrews, noting his struggle after a late bogey run and Palmer’s presence as a contender.
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