Greeley La Salle Meet in Legion A Headliner Here
The American Legion A baseball clash between La Salle and Greeley promises a thrilling showdown Wednesday at Forbes Divid. Each squad carries a 30- record. La Salle surged with 314 and 24-1 routs, while Greeley dominated Loveland 36-1 and faced tough tests against Ft. Collins and Boulder.
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Dack Norris
Pepper Morgan
la Salle Cheetahs
Ores
Gary Alles
Bate
America Legion
Tick Byzyna
Tall Negro Plans To Play for K.U.
Philadelphia AP report notes Overbrook High star Wayne Hightower, a 6 foot 8 captain and leading scorer, plans to enroll at the University of Kansas next fall. Hightower is viewed as Wilt Chamberlain's successor and aims to join Kansas after Chamberlain left for the Harlem Globetrotters following his junior year.
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Harlem Globetrotters
Lions President Anderson to Run Team Full Time
Edwin J. Anderson, president of the world champion Detroit Lions, will run the NFL club himself full time. He resigns as president of Goe bel Brewing Co to devote his energy to the Lions and plans to move into the head office at Lions headquarters. Anderson has been Lions president since 1949 but had relied on a general manager after Nick Kerbawy resigned last week.
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Fish protection urged in legislation against dam builders
Idaho official Rovs Leonard, head of the Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners, called for stronger state and federal laws to protect fish from dam construction. He urged recognizing water uses for wildlife, maintaining minimum flows, and applying federal water coordination act reforms to all projects. Delegates were told to avoid broad anti development stances while supporting projects that minimize harm to hunting, fishing, and recreation. Governor Smylie welcomed delegates and praised fish passage facilities at Brownlee Dam.
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Magnussen and Rodgers Lead First Day of Collegiate Golf
Hernie Magnussen of Stanford and Phil Rodgers of Houston shot under par on the 6,830 yard Taconic course in Williamstown. Magnussen eagled birdie stretch faded to 34 37 39 as Rodgers fired a 124 to lead. Two more days of qualifying remain before match play for the individual title. team title hinges on the 46-hole field, with Houston and California likely contenders as the season progresses.
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Lightning Strikes Local Baseball Practice in Grantsville
Lightning hit a field where a Lit tle Loagie team and few managers trained. State Trooper Have lard Cooper reported nine injured, two brothers among them, with two requiring minor care. a goal post shattered, but no hospitalizations beyond minor injuries.
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Alvin Dark Becomes League's Hottest Batsman after Trade
By BEN CLAN NEW YORK AP Alvin Dark, traded a month ago from St Louis to Chicago, has surged to the top of the batter rankings. He has 20 hits in 31 at bats, raising his average from .298 to .348. Stan Musial slips from .437 to .360 as Dark closes the gap with Willie Mays, George Crowe, and Richie Ashburn. In the American League Mickey Vernon leads at .382, with Fox of the White Sox second at .336 and Preston Ward third at .325. Frank Thomas and Home Banks pace the National League in homers and RBIs with 20 and 64 respectively.
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Kansas City
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Detroit
MacKay Wins First Round at Wimbledon
Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio outlasted a blistered racket as he beat Enrique Martinez Spain No 4 seed 6 4 6 2 6 2 in the Wimbledon first round. Other Americans including Budge Patty Mike Green Gardnar Mulloy Perry Quillian and Bueholz won their openers in straight sets or in five sets.
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Canadian Champion Willie Greaves Defeats Woodard at St. Nicholas Arena
Willie Greaves solidified the Canadian middleweight title by outpointing Olix Woodard of New York in a six round display at St. Nicholas Arena Morounder. Greaves extended his win streak with precise punching and controlled pace against the local challenger.
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Carroll Hardy Faces Decision On Baseball Or Football
Cleveland outfielder Carroll Hardy, 25, is undecided about quitting baseball to return to football. He plans no double sport play and must decide by July 31 with the Indians hoping he becomes their regular center fielder. Hardy, sidelined after an appendectomy, has not ruled football out entirely but says he hasn’t given it serious thought.
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Weiss fires back at Lincoln bid for TV damages
New York Yankees general manager George Weiss answered a Lincoln club claim for TV damage payments, questioning Lincoln as a Pirates farm club and noting Lincoln’s TV reception from Omaha. Phillies have acknowledged the bill but offered no comment.
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Willey from Wichita Blanks Giants in Major Debut
Braves fifth starter Carleton Willey, recalled from Wichita, pitched a six hit shutout in his major league debut, defeating the San Francisco Giants 7-0 as Atlanta gained ground in the standings. Leo Wagner led the Giants with two hits, while Mays collected his 1st 2,000th hit in the majors in a lackluster game for New York.
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Lopez Formula Proves Magic for White Sox
The White Sox, led by Ray Moore’s three hitter in a 2 0 victory, move into a tie for fourth behind AL leaders Kansas City and Detroit. Sherm Lollar homered, Bob Cory hit his 18th, and Al Lopez’s pitching plan continues to yield results as Chicago shuts out the Yankees. Moore improves to 4-1 as Chicago climbs in the standings amid a busy league night.
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International Uragh Scoreline Punctuates Early Season Play
Across multiple games major teams posted varied results as Richmond edged Rochester 3 2 in a tense match tied to Montreaa and Miami defeating Catumbug 3 1. Buffalo lost 4 1 to Mavanak Toronto 4 1 over Toronto. In Texas fallan 2 Austin 4 Thisa 0. San Antonio 74 Birmingham 3 Mobile 7 Memphis 2. Western loop results show Des Moines 1 Lincoln 8 and others unsettled while Pacific Coast lists Yakland Sacramento 7.
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Electronic Stamp Era Marks Post Office Innovation
In a dated note the British Post unveils its first chemically coated stamp designed for the electronic age. The stamp is described as being rented under the gum with napthadag acting as a conductor and enabling smoother electronic use. The text mentions Elgin Baylor and a 1951-52 basketball record linked to Johnny O'Brien, though details are unclear.
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Millers Cut Out Charleston Bid For League Lead
Major league brief notes a 3-3 Wichita win over Denver preserving Charleston’s thin lead hopes. Millers’ Art Schult hit a three run homer, Ben Matevsky’s seventh inning shot paced Omaha’s 2-1 win over Indianapolis, and Louisville split with St Paul 2-0 and 8-6.
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al Freehim
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Bill Casper Edges Out Kroll in Flint Tourney
Bill Casper won the $52,000 Flint Opens Golf Tournament in Flint Michigan with a one stroke victory over Ted Kroll and Arnold Palmer. Casper fired a 1 under par 71 at Warwick Hills after a two hour rain delay to finish 285. He earned $3,000 first prize while Kroll and Palmer split $8,800 for second and Palmer led early rounds before fading in the final day.
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Sioux City Seeks Third in Western Loop Race
Sioux City closed in on third place in the Western League as Albuquerque and Pueblo idle left Amarillo and Colorado Springs leading. Topeka beat Des Moines 95 in a rough game with a bench clearing incident as Sioux City’s Ted Shandor earned his fourth win.
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Des Moines Outfielder Fined $25 Suspended
DES MOINES OUTFIELDER BILL DASHNER OF THE DES MOINES Dodgers was fined $25 and suspended one day by Western League President D M Hobbs after an altercation with umpire Jerry Van Keuren in a Class A game at Tapeke Monday night. Van Keuren was fined $25 with a suspended penalty.
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Long Doubleheader Seals Pacific League Standings
In a Oscar style make up doubleheader the Portland Beavers lost their grip on Sacramento Solons in a 7 inning opener before a 13 inning nightcap Sacramento edged Portland 7 4. The two games leave the standings unchanged with Portland fifth 12 games back and Sacramento last 54. Only two games were played Monday with league action resuming Tuesday across San Diego Vanrouve Spokane Phornix Safras Statile and Salt Lake City at Portland.
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Home Tools Cost Much This Year
United States households spend an estimated 60 million dollars annually on tools for home use. Tribune want ads highlight the demand and practical needs driving the market.
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