White Sox Pinch Hitter Delivers 12th Inning Win Over Yankees
Sammy Esposito delivered a two run double in the 12th, then a bases loaded single to lift the Chicago White Sox past the New York Yankees 6-4 after a tied game. Milwaukee Braves and Cincinnati Reds won, Dodgers shut out.
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Lightning Hits Firehouse Bottle Breaks
During a thunderstorm in VAN NTIEN New York a bottle shattered when lightning struck a firehouse. Fire Chief Pets Butts said a ball from the blue broke his bottle as he reached into a cooler for a pap, leaving him unhurt though numb for a moment.
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Pets Butts
Red Sox defeat Athletics 6 3 in tense pitcher duel
Major league recap notes Boston's Red Sox beat the Oakland Athletics 6 to 3. Key moments include grounded outs by Grahso and Aager, and lineouts by Ditmas. Multiple players are listed with defensive contributions and scoring details, highlighting a tight early-season American League game.
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White Sox Rally Over Yankees In Slugfest
A chaotic box score shows White Sox edging Yankees 5 to 4 as late pressure yields a lead. Key moments include Sturdivant driving in runs, Aparicio and Minoso contributing, and Doyle Dewivan advancing baserunners amid a flurry of substitutions and defensive plays.
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Notable ML Bowls and Players Highlighted in National League
A fragmentary report lists players Grissom Bailey and Magiles Forbuck among others in a national league context. Names like Lewience Bailey and Chiengo appear, with scattered references to games, courts, and possible scores or events, though the text is highly garbled and portions are unreadable.
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Hagge Leads After Two Rounds In Detroit Golf Event
Marlene Hagge holds a one stroke lead at halfway in Asheville’s Ladies Championship after shooting 74 in round two to go 142 total. Patty Berg sits two back at VA strokes later, with Betty Johnson making the day’s biggest move by carding 69 to rise into contention at Forest Lake Country Club.
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Marlene Kaver Hagre
Retin Ber
Asheville
N.C
Patty Berg
St. Andehews
Miss Berg
Betty Jamnson
San Antonio
Forest Lake Country
Legion Elks edge Fort Morgan in 3-2 season finale
Fort Morgan surprised by a 3-2 loss to the Legion-Elks as Marty Martin and Frederiksen drive two early runs. Greeley collected five hits, while Fort Morgan stranded runners in key innings. Porter started for Greeley, with Teller and Winter handling the mound for Fort Morgan. The Legion-Elks move to Boulder next for a 4:30 p.m. league clash as both teams pursue undefeated status in Junior Legion play.
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Boulder Edges Legion Elks in Greeley league tilt
Boulder grabbed an 8 to 6 victory over Greeley Legion Elks B at Forbes Field. Johnson produced a two run triple for Boulder while Jim Reed led Greeley with three singles in four trips. Tom Good highlighted a second inning triple and Phil Soliz doubled in the seventh. Paul Crispin pitched well for Greeley, fanning six and walking four, as both teams prepare for a home game with Cheyenne Legion B Monday night.
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Jim Reed
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Phil Soliz
Paul Crispin
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Navy hurdler Davis sets world mark at AAU meet
Jack Davis of the Navy set a world high hurdles record with 13.4 seconds in the Bakersfield prelims at the AAU championships. Lashed by confusion, Bobby Morrow tied the 100 meters record in 10.3 finals, while Lee Calhoun and Joel Shankle placed second and third. Davis was edged in the finals by Calhoun.
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National Amateur Athletic Union
Jack Davis
University of Southern California
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Bobby Morrow
California
Seamon King
Secont
Thane Baker
Air Force
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Lee Calhoun
North Carolina College
Joel Shankle
Duke
Arnie Sorrell
Pittsburgh
John Woodrwil
Ken Buntum
New York
AAU Rules Alex Burl Ineligible for Track
Bakersfield Calif sprinter Alex Burl of the Army has been ruled ineligible for track and field by the AAU. The former Colorado A&M athlete admitted a provisional football contract with the Chicago Cardinals, sidelining him from final Olympic trial events in Los Angeles next weekend. He ran the 100 meter dash in the Armed Forces Meet and held a leading position before disqualification.
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National Football League
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Bears Hold Margin in Rainy Baseball Race
The American Association standings show Denver at 75 games with a maintained lead despite rain washing out Friday games. Wichita beat Minneapolis 4-2 at home while Omaha defeated Louisville 7-2 as chasing teams closed in. Key moments included Don Hollweg and Bil Quean driving in runs for Wichita, and a late Omaha rally aided by Hoy Hawes and Joe Bracchetta.
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West Coast Airlines Strike Threaten Ends?
The Airlines Pilots Association set a strike start for 2 minutes before midnight Wednesday June 27 in Chicago. The announcement noted line employees including captains and co pilots were involved in the action.
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West Coast Airlines
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Colorado May employment rises slightly from April
The U S Labor Department regional office reports 426000 Colorado residents employed in non agricultural jobs in mid May, up 4107 from mid April.
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Colorado
U. S. Department of Labor
Track and field action across cities and events
A cluttered sports roundup covers track and field results from California to Detroit and Boston. Notable performances include a world record shout out, a 190 meter dash in 10.2, and various PGA and horseplay style competition notes with multiple venues and dates referenced.
District 3 Legion Loop Standings and Results
Standings show Greeley 20 10K La Salle 2 oo LO Boulder 2 0 J.000 with Longmont out of play as Louisville and Johnstown withdrew. Forfeit and replacement games affect six remaining teams while June results feature Boulder Fort Culling La Salle Loveland Fort Lupton and Greeley with multiple losses. Sunday's schedule lists Greeley at Boulder and La Salle at Fort Collins.
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Rory Calhoun Stops Willie Vaughn in Madison Square Garden
Rory Calhoun, unbeaten 21-year-old from White Plains, stopped Willie Vaughn of Los Angeles by technical knockout in 2 1/2 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Calhoun, 159 pounds, weighed about 159 to Vaughn’s unknown. the 33 to 1 favorite dropped Vaughn, scored knockdowns in the third and eighth rounds, and the referee halted the contest after Calhoun drove in strong blows following two knockdowns.
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White Plains
Wille Vaughn
Los Angeles
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Ruby Goldstein
Woman, 93, Killed in Automobile Accident
A collision Friday near Wichita, Kansas killed Mrs. Mary Bay, 93, of Logan New Mexico. Her daughter Mrs Pred Fitaney, 68, wife of Logan mayor, was reported in serious condition.
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Oil Industry Keeps Texas Schools Running
The American Association of Petroleum Producers reports the oil industry finances 45 percent of Texas elementary and secondary education costs. Tom Sealy of Midland, UT Austin regents chair, notes industry support as essential. AAPL plans a curriculum to train landmen for oil work and announces a convention in San Antonio, Texas.
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Texas
Tom Sealy
Midland
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San Antonio
La Salle Junior Legion defeats Kansas City Life 11-7 in non league clash
La Salle, led by Bob Belz on the mound, downed Kansas City Life of Denver 11 to 7 Friday night. The win, La Salle’s eighth straight start, avenged an earlier 11-7 loss to KC Life and sets up a Sunday 2 pm district contest as La Salle seeks a third straight District 4 victory.
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Thieves Get $283,000 at Florida Isle Home
Police report an upscale break in on a Florida Isle home owned by Dr. T Daniel Shorell and wife Mrs Shorell. Thieves struck between 4:30 PM and 1:05 AM while the couple attended a party, taking jewels negotiable securities and cash valued at $283,000.
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Mile High Kennel Club Opens With Record Crowd
Denver 4 A crowd of 49,084 attended the Mile High Kennel Club’s 18th annual greyhound racing opener. Mutuel handle reached 203,683 dollars, with over 20,000 fans in attendance as Mile High president George AMcCarthy projected. Bound Asset won the featured Inaugural. South Assets, a 3.20 4.20 3.20 payout on the betting board.
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Three Denverites Ordered Deported for Communist Ties
Three Denver residents were ordered deported to Mexico for belonging to the Communist party. The action, issued by a U.S. Immigration Service hearing office, is the first such deportation in Colorado. Named individuals include Jesus Castaneda, 73, Antonia Castaneda, 53, and Isidro Salvarrez, age not stated.
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Longmont Contractor Submits Low Bid for Pingree Park Work
Longmont contractor Gels Pingree Park job bid 339 180 on a forestry camp project at Colorado A&M Pingree Page. Dale af airfield Friday submitted the low bid, details indicate a mess half project scope and technical terms.
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Neighbor jailed over rotten goals dispute leads to death
Thomas Burnson 13, a pensioner, was jailed after a fatal clash over neighbor’s goals. Burnson claimed he complained about belting on his property, but no action was taken. Public safety items were cited in the incident.
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Boone
Medalist Ted Hart Leads Steel City Golf Tourney
Ted Hart, pro at Denver P Club, led the 54 hole Steel City Golf Tourney with an 8 under par finish at Elmwood. Elmwood member Jerry Ward posted 71 for best amateur score. Pro division winners included Art Soverson of Colorado Springs and Marshall Springer of Pueblo with 7s.
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Ari Hall Upsets Jackson in Oklahoma City Golf
Ari Hall 18-year-old Oklahoma A&M player defeated defending champion Jim Jackson 2 and 2 in the Oklahoma City event. Hall routed his rival with a late eagle at the 11th hole. The tournament marked a notable upset amid major golf action reported from St. Louis and New York advertising circles.
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