Singapore’s Recreation Specialist Visits Greeley
Joseph Naylor, visiting recreation specialist from Singapore, spent a week in Greeley touring and praising the coordinated program run by the Community Activities Commission that links the city, college, and public schools. He noted Greeley’s parks and the three city playground conference as valuable ideas for Singapore and plans further tours to California to study recreation and physical education programs.
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Joseph Naylor
Singapore
Greeley
United States
Hws
IC 1
Davitt
David
Community Activities Commission
Estes Park
Loveland
California
Fifteen Teams Compose C State Summer Softball Program
Fifteen softball teams will take part in the summer program at CSC. Bob Blasi announces two leagues eight teams in the National League and seven in the American League. Opening games Wednesday feature Colorado versus Alaska, Utah versus Minnesota, and New York against North Dakota. Games start at 4 p.m. at Tackson and Bonell Fields.
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CSC
Bob Blasi
Colorado
Alaska
Utah
Minnesota
New York
Neri Dakota
Tackson Field
Bonell Field
CSC Intramural Tennis Badminton and Horseshoes Planned
Summer intramural activities at CSC will be organized after a meeting at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Gunter Hall 201 led by J. S. Doubenmier. Tennis, badminton, and horseshoes are on the agenda with court time set Monday to Wednesday from to 5 p.m. Tennis players must supply their own gear. Rick Hulme will direct tennis. Charlee Harrington to assist horseshoes. tournament play to follow.
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CSC
Gunter Hall
Doubenmier
Charlee Harrington
Rick Hulme
Fights In Las Vegas and New Orleans Card Report
bouts featured Willie Vaughn outpointing Arie Dian in Hollywood while Pat Mee and Charley Jo battled in Bangor Maine. Holly Nims stopped Sammy Wit Nets Bangers Of Pace Gardens, and Wille Greaves defeated Pat Mee with points in New Orleans and other bouts across the card amid lively action and upsets.
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TAS
Vegas
Willie Vaughn
Hollywood
Calif
Arie Dian
Cali
Orleans
Deve Dupagy
Art
Pat Mee
Wille Greaves
Wimbledon Davis Cup Match Ends Early With Injury
Tennis news from Wimbledon reports Batty Mackay of Dayton broke a blister on his racket hand during a morning match, causing a stoppage and affecting play in the Davis Cup competition.
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Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Davis Coupe
Batty Mackay
Dayton
Ohio
Forest Hills
Venda Gonzales
Detroit
Detroit Tizers
Vito Valentinelli
Washington “Senators
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Herdless
Alex Keliner
Kansas City Aibjelics
Turk Lown
Chicago White Sn
Mion
Bil Casper Jr
Apple
Jockeys Spark Wins Across Major U S Tracks
Jockey Bobby Baird secured four victories including the Sullivan Handicap at Folk Downs. Stanton Tes-Jabnench won the Delaware Park feature. Magic Forest and Jodi split the Junior Valley Handicap at Belmont Park. Royal Hope led a $6801 payout at Monmouth Park. Andy Jack topped the main event at Washington Park in Chicago.
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Bobby Baird
Suffolk
Downs
Stanton
Tes
Jabnench
Delaware Park
New York
Magic Forest
Jodi
Belmont Park
Oceanport
N. J
Royal Hope
Tiv Vxlvetch
Ower
Monmouth Park
Chicago
Andy Jack
Washmeton Park
Zealanders Lead World in Milk Consumption
Christchurch reports New Zealanders are the biggest milk drinkers and rank second for butter. Average consumption reaches 45.1 gallons of milk per person annually, with 43 pats of butter per year.
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Christchurch
New
Elliott's Mile To Go on Books as World Record
New York AP reports Herb Sober of the National AAA Track and Field Committee announced Elliott's 3:87.90 mile time will be recorded as a world mark after Bakersfield AAU championships last Saturday. The rule change two years ago clarified mile timing, correcting Landy’s 3:58 record from 1954 to 157.9 for accuracy.
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Percy Cerutty
Herb Elliott
Bakersfield
Calif
John Landy
New York
Pinky Sober
National
AAA
Elliott
International Amateure Athletic Federation
Soher
Sober
Bunn To Conduct Cage Clinics Overseas and Hawaii
John W. Bunn, Colorado State College associate professor and head basketball coach, will lead two overseas clinics for the Armed Forces starting Sept. 18. He will coach a week in Seoul for the Eighth Army and then conduct a second clinic in Hawaii. This marks his third Far East trip as a basketball clinician. Bunn has a long history in the sport, including directing Springfield College athletics, coaching at Stanford, and serving with national committees and halls of fame within basketball.
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John W. Bunn
Colorado State College
Bunn
Far East
Seoul
Korea
Eighth Army
Hawaii
Asia Foundation
A.A
Bitin
U.S
Tokyo
Hanoluty
Europe
U.S. Armed Forces
Colorado State
Springfield Caljese
Springfield
Mass
Stanford University
Hank Luisetti
Buri Ig
National Association of Basketball Coaches
National Association of Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame
Association
Poth College and University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Nop Lon series and top individual performances noted
The report lists top performers including Les Ine well 320 Mary Super 508 and Vieté Patter K2. Robbie Sehbivaint 162 and Torwan game 1 and BAT are recorded. KoA Brantey AM led Leta Patter 18 and Les Rinwall 202 with John F. Simpson of Maitland Pim cited. Won V4 harness caves in 1957, Standardhyeds earned $480,060.
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Weand
Les Inewell
Mary Super
Vieté Patter
Robbie Sehbivaint
Torwan
Koa Brantey
Leta Patter
Les Rinwall
John F. Simpson
Maitland
Pim
Herbel Leads AMC Pitchers Despite Injury Setback
Colorado State College righthander Herbel signed for a five year bonus package and led the AMC with 11 victories while posting a 1.55 ERA. He helped CSU to the league title and into NCAA playoffs, beating Lafayette 10-5 in the College World Series opener before losses to Missouri and Southern California.
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Fron Herbel
CSC
San Francisco Giant
Syeekend
Brighton
Fin
Adams State
Barrell Westbrook
Westbrook
Indians
Herbel
Colorado State College
Lafayette
Omaha
Neb
Bears
Missouri
Southern California
RMC
Ben Brown
Colorado State Col. A
Western State i
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Colorado Mines
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RBI
Layer Brown
Workman
Rathburn
Mines Ag
Rohnke
Tog
Ibsen
Mines RO
White
Mines
Peck
Munoz
Bermhardt
Nala
Major League Leaders Summary Baseball Stats Fragment
Fragmentary listing of batting and pitching leaders from Major League Baseball. Mentions several players by team such as Musial Mays Banks Cepeda and Walls with unclear contexts. Notes American and National League batting leaders, runs batted in and home runs, but details are garbled and names/numbers partially unreadable.
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Associated Press
Mags
San Francisco
Musial
St Talis
Darky Ghiragd
Fendi
San
Walls
San Lronelsen
Tioga
Pittsburgh
Moryn
Ealex Mantehiat
eMahan
Bhiltip
Chicaga
Ady Metormich
Mara
Pata
Yeon
Cleveland
Fos
Chivaney
Ward
Kansas
Ulty
Kansan
Oso
Fi Bolling
Detroit
Jenven
Boston
Gervert Boston
Is — Fox
Chieags
Malone
Minos
Jenson
Trianding
Baltle Mare
Sievers
Washington
Largen
New
Sunday sweepstakes at Gresley Country Inn wins low net title
Barney Houtehens captured the weekend sweepstakes low net handicap title at Gresley Country Club with a net 68. Norm Smith shot the low gross 72 and a net 69 for second. Other scores included Mel Bedinger 70, Jack Kingsbury 70, Ernie Manks tied, Lew Smith 7.
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Barney Houtehens
Gresley Country
Wln
Norm Smith
Mel Bedinger
Jack Kingsbury
Ernie Manks
Lew Smith
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