Elks Rally Past Legion 6-3 In City Rivalry Showdown
In a District 3 baseball clash at Forbes Field the Greeley Elks rallied from a 3-1 deficit to beat the Legion 6-3. Ortiz spun a five hitter with 14 strikeouts, while Steele allowed seven hits for the Legion. Williams and Bonner sparked the late surge as Armijo and Tellez drove in key runs to seal the win.
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Bombers Rout Loveland in 11-hit Win at La Salle
La Salle Bombers crushed Loveland 24 1 Sunday night. Monty Betz led with four hits in five trips, scoring three times and driving in three runs. Betz and Dick Kurzyna turned a double play as La Salle built a big early lead and never looked back. The Bombers travel to Greeley for a key road game at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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Windsor breaks Ft. Lupton no hit string in 12-1 win
Windsor defeats Ft. Lupton 12 to 1 as Tom Schiothaver nets Windsor’s lone hit in the late game. Gary Benintendi tosses a one hitter in a robit 19-0 win over Greeley Elks last week. Ft. Lupton’s No-No string ends after 162 1/3 innings.
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Groley Grays rout Erie 12 to 3 in Rocky Mountain league
The Groley Grays crushed Erie 12 3 in a Rocky Mountain league game. Garcia and Villa hit two two run homers, Cardajal pitched for the win while Erie collected nine hits. The Grays, second in the standings, chase Platteville next then Grover at 8 pm on July 4.
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Grays
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George Villa
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Platteville
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Johnstown Longmont Legion Base Ball Game Postponed
The Johnstown Longmont American Legion baseball game scheduled for Sunday was postponed due to rain. No rescheduling date has been announced yet.
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Johnstown
Nicklaus Wins Trans-Miss Amateur at Prairie Dunes
Nicklaus, 14, son of a Columbus druggist, defeated Richard Norville of Oklahoma City to win the Trans Miss Amateur at Prairie Dunes Country Club in Hutchinson Kansas. He shot five birdies and played even par over 28 holes, finishing three over regulation.
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Columbus
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Milliken Beats Ft Lupton 19-4 In Rocky Mountain Baseball
Milliken Caballeros defeated Ft Lupton 19 to 4 in a Rocky Mountain league game. Hugh Schoephoerster and Russ Porter pitched seven hit allowed, Ken Berger slugged two homers and a double, while Milliken tallied runs across innings two, four, seven, eight and in between. Berger went 6 trips to the plate with a double and a single.
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Elgin Baylor Marries Rithy Saunders in Washington
All America basketball star Elgin Baylor wed Sunday to 18 year old Howard University student Rithy Saunders. The ceremony took place at Mt. Oliver Saptiat Church in Washington with attendee Willie Chamber.
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Rithy Saunders
Howard University
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Willie Sli
Hart Captures Colorado Open at Pueblo Golf Tourney
Professional Ted Hart won the Southern Colorado Open at City Park Municipal, finishing six over par over 4 holes and earning $300 from a 6,340 yard course. Marvin Merek took low amateur gross with 212 and $250 in merchandise, while amateurs Kenneth Lewis and Herb Pollock placed second and third.
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Ted Hart
Denver
City Park
Marvin Merek
Hatl
Kenneth Lewis
Herb Pollock
Inel Taylor
Bob Hold
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Hold
61st National Collegiate Golf Championship Opens
The 61st National Collegiate Golf Championship begins Monday at Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts on the 6630 yard par 70 Toronto course with over 200 entrants. Chubby Ward Wettlaufer of Hamilton College is favored to succeed Rex Baxter as champion after finishing runner up last year.
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Former Woman Jockey Tops 104 Year Mark
Helena Montana record notes Mrs J B Mother Berry a former jockey who celebrated her 104th birthday on Saturday Born June 21 1854 in Australia she rode as Jack Williams in England France and Australia before moving to Helena in 1913 with her late veterinarian husband Now healthy happy and going strong across two continents
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Jack Williams
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Australia
Olmedo Wins National Collegiate Tennis Title
Alex Olmedo of Southern California defeated Jack Douglas of Stanford to win the National Collegiate Tennis Championship, 8-3, 3 4, 8 4, securing the Trojans the team title. Douglas was the seventh seed, upsetting Hon Holmberg in the quarters en route.
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Bill to Abolish Major League Farm Teams
Congressman Albert W. Cretella proposes a bill to end the major league farm system and bar automatic broadcasting of big league games. The plan aims to remove teams from minor leagues and restrict telecast into minor city markets unless approved, with broader efforts to redefine antitrust status for pro sports.
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RNY
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Taramazzo Wins Italian Auto Race
Brescia Italy Luigi Taramazzo won the water-flooded Mikle Miglia auto race amid a death shadow. He posted the fastest time on the eight speedways as a 3 mph limit governed much of the winding mountain route. Two Italian drivers were killed in a separate crash during a speed fun. Seventeen other deaths were tallied in Isat last year when no limit existed.
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Italy
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Luigi Taramazzo
Mikle Miglia
Attendance totals peak as Tigers and Yankees draw big crowds
DETROIT AP reports 242,674 fans attended seven games in ten days. The weekend of June 15 saw a Sunday doubleheader in New York draw 54,168, while Briggs Stadium hosted a 53,168 crowd Friday night during last weekend's series.
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Colorado Star Named on Team To Meet Russia
A United States track and field squad was selected to face Russia in Moscow next month. Mike Peake of Colorado will run the 400 meters, with a roster including Eddie Southern and Parry O’Brien among others. Absentees include sprinter Bobby Morrow, who declined for personal business, and selections were announced by AAU officials and coaches.
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Cooper Gibson Top Seeds in 72nd Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON England AP Last year's runner up Ashley Cooper of Australia and defending champion Althea Gibson of New York head the top seeds for the 72nd Wimbledon Championships starting Monday. Cooper suffers a pulled thigh muscle and Gibson plays below last year's form as twelve playing days are needed to complete the event. Men’s final slated for July 4 and women’s for July 5.
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Australia
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New York
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