Robinson Wins State Net Title Flight at Colorado Tourney
In Denver the Greeley player Robinson won his first match in the boys under division at the Colorado State junior tennis tournament, defeating Lil Silverstein 6-1 6-1. Silverstein beat Harry Hinzelman of Greeley 6-3 6-1. Other results mention Hinzelman, Wat Hallan, Dent Walling of Greeley and John Whistler in the 18 and under division.
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Denver
Robinson
Gree Fey
Lil Silverstein
Jack Klapper
Silverstein
Harry Hinzelman
G Greeley
Hinzelman
O Closegn
Wat Halanw
Greeley
Dent. Walling
John Whistler
Baseball scores from coast and midwest leagues
Scores across multiple leagues include Pacific Coast games with Portland 4 Seattle 2 and Oakland 5 Hollywood 11 San Diego 4 Sacramento 4 San Francisco 4. International League saw Havana 5 Syracuse 1 Montreal 10 Toronto 4 Buffalo 6 Rochester 5. American Association Toledo 6 St Paul 5. Texas League Oklahoma City 3 Tulsa 2 Fort Worth 1 San Antonio 3 Houston 5 Shreveport 5 Beaumont 2. Southern Association Mobile 7 Birmingham 4 Chattanooga 4 Little Rock 4 New Orleans 7 Atlanta 10 Memphis 8 Nashville 8. Western League Des Moines 7 Colorado Springs 5 Pueblo 9 Wichita 4 Lincoln 7 Sioux City 1. Pioneer League Billings 0 Magic Valley 0 Pacatetlo 7 Ogden 19 Idaho Falls 4 Great Falls 11 Boise 6.
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Associated Presa
Fortland
Seatrie
Oakland
Hollywood
San Diego
Sacramento
San Francisco
Sos Angeles
Havana
Syracuse
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Columbus
Richmond
American Association
Toledo
St. Paul
Oklahoma City
Thias
Tulsa
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Shreveport
Beaumont
Southern Assoc
Greeley Club Scotch Foursomes Tie for First
In the tenth foursome at Greeley Country Club on Thursday, Mround Mra Hugh Arnold and Mr and Mrs Ken Caldwell tied for low net at 22 each. Second went to Mr and Mrs Leonard King with 33, followed by Mr and Mrs John Morton with 34. Five pairs posted 25s, including Mr and Mrs Leonard. Five major league managersCaney Blensal Leo Muracher Charley Dressen Fred Haney Stan Rack are California residents in the winter.
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Mra
Hugh Arnold
Ken Caldwell
Iaw
Greeley Country Club
Jerry Bell
Mira
Monard Lair
John Morton
Mro
Tom Opdyke
Morton
Opdyke
Leonard Diac King
Los Angeles
Calif
Caney Blensal
Leo Muracher
Charley, Dressen
Fred Haney
Stan Rack
California
American League Batting and Pitching Leaders of 2017
A scrambled summary lists top AL batters Kaline Detroit and Mantle New York with home run figures and stolen base players from Chicago Cleveland and Boston. It also cites NL leaders Ashburn Campanella Kluszewski and Musial, plus runs batted in and stolen bases, and pitchers New York Brooklyn St. Louis Chicago Cleveland with win totals and ERA hints.
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Associated Preas
Kaline
Tetroit
Kuenn
Neteow
Fox
Chicago
Power
Kannag City
Smith
Dahy
Cleveland
naTren Denaen
Foston
Mantle
New York
Detroit
Terra
Delsing
Yark
Zernal
Kansas City
Jensen
Boston
Zauchia
Howson
Byrd
Farnieles
Houtteman
Ashburn
Philadelhia
Campanella
Branklyn
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Ier
Longsburgh
Snider
Hrankly Campanella
Hranklyn
Ennis
Philadelphias
Musial
St. Louis
ROME
Hrank
Artarn
Lees
Brooklyn
Jeffcoat
San Diego Leads Pacific Coast League Tilt Over Sacramento
San Diego built a nine game edge over Seattle as pitchers battled in a tight night. Ban Piero delivered in the 11th inning, while San Diego collected four homers in an 11 to 2 win over Sacramento. Oakland snapped a six game skid by beating Hollywood 8 to 2. Dim ran belted his first homer of the year as the San Francisco Seals edged the Los Angeles Angels 4 to 2. Portland rallied with two ninth inning runs to top Seattle 3 to 2 without homers.
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Ban Piero
Brattle
Padres
Sacramento
Oakland
Wollywood
Dim
Stakting
San Francisco Seals
Los Angeles Angels
Portland
Seattle
Philippine Kidd Wins Orient Flyweight Title
Danny Kidd of the Philippines defeated Hitoshi Misake of Japan in a 12 round bout to win the Orient flyweight boxing championship by split decision. The result stunned observers as Kidd pressed late, while Misake fought to the final bell.
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Kidd
Osakm
Japan
Danny Kidd
Philippines
Hitoshi Misake
Knocknett
Four Cities Bid for Archie Rock Go Fight
New York Chicago Los Angeles and New Orleans vie to stage the Archie Moore vs Rocky Mar ciano heavyweight title fight in late September. Talks with manager Al Weill and IBC president Jim Norris continue as negotiators seek percentages and a final agreement amid mounting meetings. Moore scored a third round knockout of Bobo Olson at the Polo Grounds, praising his power and recalling a hard left hook that knocked Olson down.
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New York
Rocky Marsianu
Archie Moore
Chicago
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
al Weill
Dunes
Marciana
Befare
Miami
Weill
Witl Emiter
Wight
Moore
Bobo Olson
Polo Grounds
Olson
San Francisco
Oleon
Moore Reall
Bobo
Ruby Goldstein
Garl
Bobo) Glaan
San Diego
Palo Grounds
Bobo Olean
Olean
Hilleborough
Calif
Jim Sargent
Burlingame Advance Star
Bobo Wac
Jwat Pravious
Joey Maxim
Sugar Ray Robinson
Marre
Tate
Harlem
Jos Louis Troubley
Maxim
Joey
Hobinson
Archie Dinponert
Din Cockell
Archie
Rorky
Boho
Grays and Grave duel for RM lead Sunday doubleheader
Grays and Grave and Deaver Merchants, each with $2 representatives, contest the Rocky Mountain league lead in a Sunday doubleheader at Forbes Field. Grays manager Alvin Garcia expects Paul Villa to start the opener at 1 p.m. with Dave Madrid backing him, while Marion Carranza will catch. second game pitcher is Robert with Marion Carranza catching. Last week the Grays beat multiple foes to stay within striking distance of the Merchants, and the Bears also prepare for a Sunday twin bill at Gill Crest after two wins over RedDenver Hawks.
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Greeley Grave
Deaver Merchants
Forbes Field
Alvin Garcia
Grays
Paul Villa
Dave Madrid
Marion Carranza
Frank Lopez
Gua Lower
David Martinez
Richard Villa
Nutley Lopez
George Vila
Maria Lopez
Graya
Merchants
Greeley Bears
RedDenver Hawks
Gillcrest
Frank King shoots 74 in Western Open golf
Portland report on the Western Open first round highlights Frank King Estes Park posting 36 27 and a 74 while Mike Fetchick leads with 68. Smiley Quick tied for lead before a 16th club penalty drops him. Cary Middlecoff Souchak Littler OLeary McKerdrick Blomquist among others in pursuit. Casey Stengel comments on 300 hitters and pitchers if softball returns.
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Portland
Ore
Mike Fetchick
Mahopac
Frank King
Estes Park
Earl King
Smiley Quick
Los Angeles
Quick
Cary Middlecoff
Kiamesha Lake
Mike Souchak
Dursam
Young Gene Littler
Palm Springs
Calif
Paul O'Leary
Bismarck
Rob McKerdrick
Oswego
Ralph Blomquist
Glendale
Regent
Casey
NEW York c
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Western Open leads and mixed results across golf and racing
In Portland Oregon Mike Fet chick Mahopac New York shot four under par to lead first round of the Western Open. Wickey Wright of La Jolla California shot 72 to lead the Women's Western Open in rainy conditions. Aqueduct hosts the Sumner Festival Handicap with 12 701 attendees. Fights in Newcastle Los Angeles and Oakland feature multiple stoppages and notable debuts. A new oil well in Peru’s Sahura Desert yields 350 barrels per day.
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Presay Golf
Portland
Ore
Mike Fetchick
Mahopac
N.Y
Wickey Wright
la Joa
Calif
Hilarious
Wen
Aqueduct
Newcastle
Floyd Tatterson
Brooklyn
Yvon Durelle
Bass
Ste. Anne
Nll
Los Angeles
Jonny Sumsmertin
Detroit
Zora Folley
Phoenix
Oakland
Frankie Sé
San Jose
Serpool
England
Idrissa Police
France
Walvly ‘Thain
Great Britain
Peru
Sahura Desert
Lima
Moore Olson bout signals need for proper weight class balance
In a critical read of Archie Moore and Roba Olann the article argues against mismatched weights and promoters undercutting fans. It warns that champions who outgrow opposition should move to proper divisions or relinquish titles, citing past heavyweight versus light heavyweight dynamics and the risks of overmatched title bouts.
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York
Archis Moore
Roba Olann
May
Ruck Maton
Ballrhoo
Monte Irvin Sent Back to Minors by Giants
The New York Giants optioned star outfielder Monte Irvin to the Minneapolis Millers as they reshuffled the roster to chase the pennant. Wayne Terwilliger was recalled from the farm to take over second base for the ailing Dave Williams. Irvin expressed surprise and said he knew his play had dipped and anticipated a change.
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AT. Louis
New York Giants
Wayne Terwilliger
Minneapolis
Thursdey
Monte Irvin
Millers
Terwilliger
Daves Willams
Giants
Irvin
Irvitt
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Buck Kohler
Ken Yates
Wayne Martin
Dave Derlang
Jerry Lehi
Frank Kettl
Ray Alcott
Vandy
Rust Peterson
Larry Turner
Phi Tallman
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Paul Fraker
Bruce Parmelee
Charles Anderson
Jon Melander
Dick Rows
Lis Ring
Bill Sandera
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Donn
Dick Rosa
Frank Keltl
Pueblo
Wichita
Lincoln
Sioux City
Oneer Leagu
Billings
Magic Valley
Pacatetlo
Oeden
RM Lead
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Cams
Greyhound Park
Tivoli
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Tivoli Brewing Company
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