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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1962
Page
11
Tom Doctor pitched five solid innings to earn a 6-3 victory for the Legion-Elks over Cheyenne in a shortened Friday night game delayed by rain. Myron Long led Greely with a double and homer, adding five runs batted in for the winners.
Cheyenne B's defeated Greeley Elks B 4 to 2 in a tight game with key hits by Lang and Davey. Pitcher Blecher earned the win for Cheyenne while Steele took the loss for Greeley as several miscues and timely baserunning shaped the result.
Bartlesville Ohio AP report previews a summer duel between Saari of El Segundo and Konrads of Southern California. Both seek world long course marks as they train for outdoor competition, with Konrads noting Saari’s strong turns pivotal to recent wins.
Ft Morgan rallied for six runs in the final two innings to defeat Greeley Legion 8-7 in district play. Duane Koonce allowed three hits and three errors by Greeley aided the rally, with pivotal hits by Pencollet and Hill.
Entry deadline for the 1962 Jaycee boys and girls golf tourney at Highland Hills has been extended to Tuesday. The event at Highland Hills will start Wednesday with boys checking in at 7:45 am and play beginning at 9:15 am. The girls, first to be held, include nine holes of qualifying with the winner receiving the Pepsi Cola award.
In a likely sports recap, players Udaley, Baositch, Susman, Deldon, Derm, Orr, French, Grimes, and Alles are listed with point totals and team actions. The fragment references a matchup involving Le Salle with multiple players contributing scores, suggesting a close contest and varied scoring.
A chaotic summary of tennis and track results from multiple venues including Waterloo Baltimore Ormond Beach Plainfield and Washington. Notable items mention American and international players, vault records, and national championships with scores and placements unclear due to OCR garble.
The Associated Press: Omaha defeats Denver 7-5 in 10 innings behind Harry Simpson's grand slam. Bart Shirley homered for Omaha, while Simpson and Koranda added late RBI blows. Louisville drew a season-high crowd in a loss to Omaha, and Dallas-Fort Worth halted a skid with a win over Oklahoma City.
Stan Musial of the Cardinals collected a homer and three singles in St Louis as the Cardinals split a doubleheader with Philadelphia. The performance helped push records and included a 7-3 win in the final game. The Phillies took the second game as the teams split. Houston defeated Houston?
Barbara McIntire of Colorado Springs, the favorite, leads Ronna Degen 29 holes up at the Denver Women’s Invitational final at Cherry Hills. McIntire posted a 74 medal score while Degen shot 84, advancing to Friday’s final as she seeks a United States Curtis Cup berth.
A crowd of 21 824 established a new pari mutuel high of 447 618 at the Mile High Kennel Club. Longshot Angulon won the inaugural feature at 12 60 to 1 and Doug Sharp paid 33 001. The previous mutuel record was 475 056 set on opening night last season. Attendance was the second highest for opening night in Mile High greyhound racing's 5th season.
Durham article advises sun protection for beachgoers and athletes. Guidance includes wearing hats and sunglasses, applying sunscreen to face and exposed skin, protecting lips with lipstick, covering legs, and using lightweight clothing or a sunhat. Emphasizes gradual sun exposure and eye protection to prevent sunburn and skin damage.
A garbled report notes a test of a rapid fire device described as the world’s fastest gun mounted on an armored carrier for West German Army experiments. It mentions Detroit athlete Linas and a three game sanctioned run, plus scattered references to records, strong motions, and outdated names.
Canadian youth Bruck Kidd reportedly set a best time in the 1 mile at the National AAU Track and Field Championships in Walnut California. The meet opened with world record holder Al Lawrence’s 28 33.8 in the mile being challenged, while Peter McArdie of New York AC and others posted marks. Upsets emerged as Gary Gubner won the shot put, Jerry Tarr defeated Hayes Jones in the 120 yard high hurdles, and Brenk Budd suffered a leg injury midrace. John Thomas won the high jump with 6 feet 10 inches.
Ray McCulley, a horse trainer from Denver, suspended 30 days on negligence charges by the Colorado Racing Commission. He trained Prince Deer, accused of a stimulant before a Brushwood race on June 2. McCulley will be eligible to apply for reinstatement after the suspension period.
Salt Lake City stayed atop the Pacific Coast League lead by a 13 6 win over Vancouver. San Diego kept pace by routing Portisad as Sammy Ellis tossed a four hit shutout. Tacoma clinched a dramatic 13 inning win over Hawaii and Spokane edged Seattle 2 1 in a Nate Oliver ninth inning hit.
Legal notices detail a proposed budget for the School Board District 46 open for public inspection and comment until a meeting on July 97 1982. Also notices a contractor settlement for Howard Electric Co for a state college project with final settlement details and verification steps.
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