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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1958

Page

10

Giants Sign Ace Hurler Ron Herbel to Contract

Twenty-year-old Ron Herbel right handed hurler for the O-State Bears signed a bonus contract with the San Francisco Giants. Estimated around $70,000 paid over eight years, largest sum to a Colorado player. He reported to the Giants farm team in California League after standout sophomore season and NCAA tournament win over Lafayette.

Brighton Ron Herbel O-State Bears San Francisco Giants Colorado Gene Thompson Eddie Montague Washington Millwaukee Herbel Herbel Stovi Pilmés Giants Fiaseo Bears Lafayette Omaha

Calif. Driver Shares Victory In Auto Race

Le Mans race saw Phil Hill of Santa Monica Calif teamed with Olivier Gendebien of Belgium to win in a Ferrari at 105.14 mph, covering 2 547.3 miles. Accidents were frequent with one death and a serious crash injuring Bruce Kessler of Los Angeles. The Hill Gendebien duo clinched Ferrari Works manufacturer’s title. Stirling Moss retired his Aston Martin.

George McArthur LE Mans Fratcs APS Phil Hill Santa Mores Calif Belgium Olivier Gendebien Ferrari Hill Gendebien Ime Jean Mary) Brousselel Bruce Kessler Los Angeles Keesler Hevtie Modens Italy Aston- Martin Peter Graham Whitehead Britain Porsche Jean Behra France Hans Hermann Germany Fadgar Barth Paul Frera

Greeley Boy Captures State Trapshoot Championship

George Burrus, 19, won the Colorado Trapshooting singles title at the Denver Municipal Trap Club, finishing with a 200 but winning on 2 extra targets in a shootoff against Jim Mangall of Denver and Wally Gilbert of Greeley. The meet drew 160 entrants from multiple states. Burrus is noted as a likely the youngest state champion in trapshooting history.

George Burrus Greeley Colorado Denver Municipal Burrus Jim Manungll Denver Wally Gilbert Gilbert Mangal Earl Kurrus Moward Easler Nimaci Pete Flich Puebla Blich Jim Magnall Kent Metz Elich Magnall Metz Monte Viste Fred Verhees Batunday B. W. Sidell Sedgwick Colo Easler Young Burrus

Cordova Family Seeks Service at Adamson Memorial

Maria G Cordova daughter of Mr and Mrs Merecia Cordova of Galetyn and granddaughter of Mes Vo A Padilla from Sinton is mourned with services at 2 00 PM Monday at Adamson Memorial Chapel. Interment follows at Linn Grove.

Maria G. Cordova Salon Merecia Cordova Galetyn Mes Vo A Padilla Sinton

Aussie Elliott Breaks Mile Barrier in AAU Meet

Australian runner Elliott breaks Landy’s mile record pace, clocking 3:59 unofficially due to rules on time rounding after finishing 4:57.9. He previously ran 3:57.8 at Los Angeles relays, but a disqualifying pacer issue shadowed both attempts. Lincoln’s Merv Tatola and Michigan State gymnast Ved Monyevko also appear in brief notes.

Bakersfield Calif Australia Elliolt Landy Ellight Elliott Los Angeles TAAF Sandy Turku Finland England Derek Thhatson Merv Tatola Lincoln Tirel Sant Elliot

Professor of Angling Demonstrates Fly Tying at CSC

Prof H D Ninemites the unofficial Doctor of Piscatorial Arts offers four fly tying lessons for CSC students this summer at Gunter Hall. Sessions run June 25, July 2, July 9 and July 16 at 7 p.m. Each night features skill tests for a Certificate of Proficiency signed by Ninemites.

CSC H. D Hod Ninemites Gunter Hall

Yankees Rout Detroit in 15-0 blowout to end slump

New York exploded for 16 hits and a 15-0 victory over Detroit, ending a seven-game skid. Don Larsen pitched a two-hitter for his third shutout as the Yankees built a big early lead and cruised behind a six-run eighth inning.

Jack Hand Detroit Yankees New York Tiger Yanks Don Larsen Hilly Marlin Larsen Call Harris Kansas City Athletics Boslinsgaid Hector Lopez Jackie Jensen Jack Urban Tom Brewer Cleveland Washington Minne Minoso Jim Grant Hal Griggs Bsilimore Billy O'Dell Chicago Lopes Preston Ward Bob Cery Ray Narleski Don Messi Viv Power Woody Held Minoso

Minor League Pattee and Rasuhg Pisaba in Group Match

In a Sunday match, Pattee and Rasuhg Pisaba faced off against Wichita and Denver in a regional minor league group stage. The contest featured Mitun and Ebi from Grupo yt contributing notable plays.

Ett Saocsed Pryas Meric Ath Indrasy Mitun Grupo Faleg Wichita Denver

Maglie Victory Tightens Race in Nat's League

Sal Maglie, 41, held the Braves to five hits in seven innings as the Cardinals beat Milwaukee 4-2 and narrowed the National League lead to 14 games behind the Braves. Willis Kirkland homered for the Giants in a 5-4 extra innings win over Philadelphia, with Castro curfew suspending play earlier. Cincinnati split with Chicago, Gus Bell homering in a 6-2 first game, while Johnny Klippstein and Steve Bike aided the Dodgers in taking a doubleheader from Pittsburgh.

Jack Hand Associated Press Sal Maglie New York Yankees St. Louis Vital Trucks Freddie Hutchinson Sal Cardinals Barber Milwaukee Maglie Hutch Irv Noren Larry Iackson Braves San Francisco Phillies Willis Kirkland Giants Tincinnati Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Gus Bell Grandlam Cubs Steve Bike Johnny Klippstin Los Angeles Dodgers Klippstin Dick Gray Rilko Jos Pignatano Mc Maghe Joey Jay Jay Ken Boyer Cardinal Willie Mays Kirkland Phoenix Johnny Antonelli Ray Semproch Dodgers Pirates Bob Friend Vic Delmore Bell Hall Jeffcoat

Red Soccer Star Faces Criminal Charges in Soviet Scandal

Moscow AP reports Russian all star forward Edward Sivell sov age 20 faces grave charges after a scandal described by Komsomol Pravda as drunken orgies and wild living. Other players were removed from the team ahead of World Cup play in Sweden.

Roy Essoyan Moscow Russia Wns Komsomol Pravda Edward Sivellsov Allstaream Sweden Rubrusry Shelisoy Caspian Sea

Kroll Surges Past Bolt for Flint Open Lead

Ted Kroll, a Sarasota war hero, fired a 68 to lead the Flint Open after 54 holes at Warwick Hills. Tommy Bolt, last week’s Open leader, and Jack Fleck trailed by one stroke as nearly 20,000 watched under ideal conditions. Fleck and Julius Boros were within two, while Kroll’s 14 tournaments this year netted roughly $10,000 and he missed Open qualification in Tulsa.

Flint Mich Ted Kroll Opa Tomy Bolt Kroll Sarasota Fla Bolt Jack Fleck Rochester Warwick Hills Fleck Ren’ Hogay Suniday Julius Boros Mid Pines N.C Bill Casper Jr Apple Valley Calif Breen

Ortiz Risk Unbeaten Record in bout with Russo

Carlos Ortiz, among the few unbeaten contenders with a national ranking, risks his flawless ledger in a featured boxing card. The show at Madison Square Garden includes Orita facing Johnny Busse and highlights a lineup with world title contenders and regional stars, all aiming for decisive early 1958 results.

Carlos Ortiz Johnny Russo Associated Press Orila California Johnny Busse Morrison Square Garden Russa Larry Loardman Labouar Godih Ortiay Tommy Tibbs Joey Lopes Hogan Kid) Bassey Urgent Polor London Jomes Tonin West

Heavy Sleeper Causes Mattress Fire Alarm in FosTaRia

An undiagnosed sleepier named Cletus Stuckey in FosTaRia, Ohia, woke to a mattress fire sparked by cigars. The blaze spread to the yard before he slept through the incident as authorities arrived to investigate the scene.

Cletus Stuckey

Nowe Fer GA New York Relat iont chieano Haltmore

A fragmentary update mentions Nowe Fer GA and New York with references to relations and a halted action. The readable text hints at ongoing processes or reports, with several place names and incomplete terms. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the provided snippet.

New York Washington

Amarillo Keeps Lead In Western League

Amarillo extended its narrow edge in the Western League aided by a commination plan with the Lincoln Chiefs. Lincoln defeated second-place Colorado Springs 5-2 as Amarillo and Colorado Springs idle Monday. Sioux City manager Rocky Tedesco resigned for the good of the club before a game with Albuquerque, with Ted Shatter named acting manager.

Lincoln Chiefs Amarillo Des Moines Lincoln Colorado Springs Sky Sox Steve City Pueblo Albuquerque Topeka Sioux Ciy Rocky Tedesco Soos Tedesco Ted Shatder Hal Trosky Jr Pochitter Trosky Dick Lines Bob Jarvis Sioux City Jimmy Jones Larry Koppe Poeblo

Hurler Takes over Soos after Manager Resigns

Sioux City Soon manager Rocky Tedesco resigns to join the team as a player while pitcher Ted Shandor is named acting manager. Shandor leads the Soos in a game against Albuquerque as the Western League club plays on.

Siowx City Rocky Tedesco Sioux City Ted Shandor Shandor Soos Albuquerque Tedesco Ken Landenberger Landenberger Minot Cleveland Snos

Patly Berg Records Second Straight Western Open Victory

Patly Berg of St Andrews SC won her second straight Women's Western Open Golf Championship finishing at 203 after a final round 72 to beat Beverly Hansen of India California by four strokes.

Erin Pas Patly Berg St. Andrews Miss Berg Beverly Hansen India Calif

Senators surge as Denver holds half game lead

The Charleston Senators swept a doubleheader from Paul Sunday 60 and 3-2, closing to within a half game of league-leading Denver. Wichita beat Denver 5-0 and 6-5 as they return from a rough road trip, while Minneapolis halted Louisville’s five-game streak with 34 in the opener and 6-2 in the nightcap. Omaha swept Indianapolis 11-4 and 4-2, with strong pitching and timely hitting in both games.

Associated Press Charleston Senators Paul Denver Grizzies Wichita Minneapolis Louisville Colonels Omaha Indianapolis Charleston Jerry Doyle Sainto Wyman Carey Senators George Spencer Dick Littlefield Bears Braves Juan Pizarro Vern Happ Denver Rum Joe Koppe Bobby Gene Smith Bob Mabe Billy Queen Ey Joyner Cardinals Indians Ed Phillip Grame Pumpsie Green Art Schull Millers Meyer Trou

Doubleheader action ties Pacific Coast lead for Phoenix

Phoenix swept a Pacific Coast baseball doubleheader at Sacramento 3-1 and 4-0 to rise in wins, with Vancouver splitting at Portland 4-3 and 5-0. San Diego closed the gap with two shutouts over Spokane 4-0 and 3-0. Seattle split at Salt Lake, 4-3 and 8-2, keeping Spokane a half game behind in sixth.

Associated Press Phoenix Sacramento Vancouver Portland Porthod San Diego Spokane Indians Seattle Salt Lake Spokane Indians

MSU athlete wins British Empire hurdles title in Vancouver

Dave Leas of Michigan State, captain of 868 Stark, captured the British Empire 41 yard hurdles title with a time of 854 in Vancouver B C. Syracuse won nine of thirteen golf matches for its best dink record in four years.

Dave Leas Michigan State Stark Vancouver B. C Syracuse

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