Greeley Jr. Legion Beats Unbeaten La Salle In Extras
Greeley Jr. Legion defeated previously unbeaten La Salle 6 to 5 in the fifteenth inning at Forbes Field. Capp relieved Crespin in the fifteenth, allowed hits and walks but struck out six to seal the win, with Crespin pitching through seven innings and contributing offensively. Nunn scored on a passed ball in the second and Crespin drove in key runs as La Salle rallied, then Crespin and Capp combined for the late victory to push Greeley into fourth place with a 2-1-1 record. next action is against Langdon and a Sunday tilt with the Greeley Elks.
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Trevisie
Forbes Field
Pilin
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Crespin
Linching
Salle Reveher Geospin
Ove
le Strick
Crespie
Gerd
Finner
Legion
Cinreia Beaved
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Intield
Frew Weber
Wingle
Weber
Ray Fresquer
Carl Staulh
Hone
Garcia
Slay
Cappy
Garrity
Jim
Red
Rwight Steek Stirled
Ant
Secan Ohisithul
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Langmont
la Salle
Wad Miller
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Tal Crespin
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Floo
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Nunn
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Pry
Elks
Bob Haberkorn
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Deaths and Funerals for Mackey and Kin
Obituary notices for Macys KBRAnd Carl Wayne Kinds, Klaas af 2414 Creetwood Vr roth er of Sue and Stewark Klay, and other relatives. Interment set at Linn Grove with services and rosary recitation. Memorial events note Wednesday and Thursday gatherings, with church services at St Peter's Catholic Church and Linn Grove burial.
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da Klaas
Reis
Nellie Seeds
Eaton
Yentwin
John Bel
Ventiva
Calli
Mra
Phyllis Kramer
Sarragnento
Call
Maeg
Jhawing
Fen St. Peter's
Orioles Defeat Slipping Tigers in Tight Showdown
Baltimore pitcher Rector Brown held Detroit to five hits as the Orioles won 6-0, scoring 12 hits including Billy Goodman’s second homer of the season. Goodman’s drives followed Hob Hobbs’s starter hit and sparked a third inning lead, with Baltimore stretching ahead through six. Brown allowed one or no hits each inning, striking out six and walking one to claim his second win against the Tigers this year.
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Baltimore
Val
Brown
Detroit
Baltimore Orioles
Tigers
Boston Med Sox
Orioles
Billy Goodman
Duke Maas
Goodman
Hob Fiagl
Heir To Big Estate Takes His Own Life
Charles H. Collins Jr a former Continental Airlines pilot and heir to a one million dollar estate was found dead at Slasr Ranch off State Highway 113 known as the Young dite Youth Camp. Detectives Ban Smith and Frank Ripley report the body was discovered by Michael 18 and Gerald Bennett a friend with a hose attached to the exhaust pipe of a car. Coroner William Joss places time of death about 1 p.m Saturday with Collins described as subject to spells of despondency due to ill health.
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Colonard
Cala
Charles H. Collins Jr
Giftings
Ban Smith
Frank Ripley
Catlins
Michael
Gerald Bennett
Slasr Ranch
Young Dite
Jap Boats Collide Off Tokyo Coast
Two Japanese fishing boats collided six miles off Kadokawa Bay on Monday night. Forty one fishermen were reported missing with all hands feared lost. Local authorities launched rescue efforts as searchers combed the area for survivors amid worsening weather.
Greeley Elks Rally to 5 4 Victory Over Optimists
In an exhibition at Greeley field the Greeley Elks scored three runs in the fifth and seventh frames to defeat the Greeley Optimists 5 4. Valencia earned the win for the Elks as he helped himself at the plate while Terrill and Armijo contributed key hits.
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Greeley Elks
Greeley
Bitch Archool Fielt
Heathe Greeley Optimists
David Gillilan
Ersor
Craig Auiler
Bob Werener
Will Gilfillan
District 3 Legion schedules and junior Legion notes
District 3 Legion lists match dates for La Salle Greeley Loveland Windsor Longmont and Ft. Collins with July dates and venues. Junior Legion actions include games through July 29 and a nonleague final schedule at La Salle. Greeley Legion Elks absence noted with remaining dates adjusted.
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Greeley
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Longmont
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Nanlemene Panes
Erskine Guides Dodgers Past Cardinals 10-3 Victory
Carl Erskine earned the win in his first start of the year as Brooklyn rallied from a lead to beat St. Louis 10 to 3. Duke Snider delivered two homers and a key pinch hit double driving in six RBIs while Joe Cunningham homered in the eighth. Sam Jones and Ed Roebuck combined on the bullpen, with Cimoli and Cimoli contributing a seventh inning double.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
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Rin
Kine
Na Cardinala
Darst Ioning
Gino Cimoli
Merchants Split Twin Bill With Longmont Teams
The Greeley Merchants split a doubleheader at Longmont Monday night. In the opener Harsh Lumber Co. defeated Greeley 6 to 0 as Bob Baker pitched and batted for Harsh, with Gebhardt taking the loss for Greeley. Baker homered in the sixth and drove in two runs, while Gebhardt struck out seven in a rough two-walk, four-hit effort. In the nightcap Greeley dominated 13 to 5, getting a seventh inning homer from Weber and key hits from Wind, Gus Anderson, Chuck Ballig, Bill Kochler, and Glenn Finas. Kochler struck out 19 through seven innings for the Merchants, who improved after a rough start to split the twin bill.
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Greeley Merchants
Merchants
Harsh Lumber Co
Greeley
Colorado Cement
Bob Baker
Harsh
Baker
Bob Belz
al Gebhardt
Geeeley
Betz
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Grenley
Bob Lind
Ringling
Gih Dresser
Felder
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Greel Ing Merchants
Weber
Gus Anderson
Chuck Ballig
Bill Kochler
Glenn Finas
Gebhardt
Hans
Harper
Freeley
Ly Cale
Cement
B. Knehler
Palinckx
Johnson
Dog Obedience Club To Resume Meetings At Home
Dog Obedience Club will resume meetings Tuesday night at 7 30 at the home of Carl Pearson west of Greeley. Additional information on the meeting or membership may be secured from Bill Stevens 3657 V.
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Dog Obedience Club
Welock
Carl Pearson
Greeley
Bill Stevens
Phillies Beat Braves 10 to 4 in Milwaukee
The Philadelphia Phillies crushed the Milwaukee Braves 10 to 4 as Stan Lapala Ed Houehee and Rip Repulski homered. Milwaukee dropped from second to third place, one game behind St. Louis, while Philadelphia won the three-game series. Warren Spahn took the loss. Haddix earned his sixth win.
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Milwaukee
Stan Lapala
Ed Houehee
Rip Repulski
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis
Phillies
Warren Spahn
Philadelphia
Flarvoy
Haddix
Two Held After Denver Hotel Robbery Admitted
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo. two men stopped by a highway patrolman were held for Denver police after one admitted the pair robbed a hotel clerk at knife point. The suspects Charles Clyda Talbott 26 and Arthur Fereho 23 from Jamestown N D were stopped Saturday night for a traffic violation. Police said Talbott was wanted in North Dakota for parale...
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Colo
Denver
Knife, Point
Schnackenberg
Charles Clyda Talbott
Arhur Fereho
Rom Jamestown
N. Ty
Talbott
North Dakota
Parale Vjala- Han
Gary Wallace Janet Hoke Claim Midwest Derby Firsts
Gary Wallace from Greeley took two first places in the 1957 Midwest skating championships at Holiday Inn turf. Janet Hoke paired with Wallace for pairs and Wallace also won juvenile boys, with other Greeley skaters placing in intermediate and senior divisions.
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Gary Wallace
Janet Hoke
Worth
Tex
Greeley
Harless Afonical
Jean Carlson
Marilyn LaPorte
Larry Gillespie
Larry Mueller
Monical
Carlson
Patterson to Defend Title Against Rademacher in Seattle
World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson will defend his crown for 250000 against Olympic champion Pete Rademacher the week of August 13 at Sicks Stadium Seattle. The bout depends on Patterson defeating Tommy Jackson at the Polo Grounds on July 29. Seattle promoter Jack Hurley announced the fight Saturday for a 36000 seat arena.
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Floyd Patterson
Pete Rademacher
Rademacher
Grandview
Wash
Patterson
Cur D'Amato
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
New York Polo Grounds
Seattle
Jack Hurley
Sicks Stadium
Clean hydrogen bomb progress reported by UC scientists
At a White House briefing President Eisenhower and Atomic Energy Commission chair Lewis Strauss heard from three University of California physicists that progress toward a so called clean H bomb has reduced fallout by about nine tenths since early tests. The scientists insisted past tests produced only negligible radioactivity.
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Eisenhower
University of California
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomis Energy Commission
Strauss
Ernest 0. Lawrence
Mark M. Mills
Edward Teller
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Lawrence
Dr. Teller
AEC
White House
Wyoming Elk Permits All Applications Exceed Quota
Cheyenne large demand for 1200 special elk permits. Wyoming Game and Fish reports applications have surpassed the quota. Permits will be issued on a first come, first served basis. Deadline for applications is July 1. Tribune want ads.
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Cheyenne
Grand Tejon National Park
Wyoming ‘Game and Fish Dept
Saints Top Omaha in Tight American Association Contest
Roo Negras pitched a one hitter and Dick Gray hit a homer as St. Paul edged Omaha 1-0 to remain atop the American Association standings. Minneapolis Millers feasted on Denver’s seven errors to win 8-3, tightening the race. Wichita tied Indianapolis 3-2 in nine innings with Roy Hartsfield driving in the tying run and Harry Hanebrink delivering the decisive single in the 10th. Louisville at Charleston postponed due to rain.
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Dick Gray
St. Paul
Saints
Omaha
Minneapolis Millers
An &-T
Denver
Bears
Millers
Wichita
Braves
Indianapolis
Roy Hartsfield
Harry Hanebrink
Joe Koppe
Louisville
Charleston
Hawks Advance On Off Night In Western League
Topeka Hawks idle Monday night but lifted their margin to seven games in the Western League as Amarillo dropped 10-6 to Colorado Springs. Lincoln Chiefs beat Sioux City 3-2, Pueblo routed Albuquerque, while Des Moines and Topeka rested after Western swing. Sky Sox rallied late to beat Amarillo 10-6 with Lee Alexander homering, Gane Sheets doubling, and Pat Enos and Bob Mauess delivering big hits.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Hawks
Amarillo
Gold Sox
Colorado Springs
Lincoln Chiefs
Lioux City
Pueblo
Des Moines
Sky Sox
Lee Ianander
Gane Sheets
Dick Means
Clay Dalrymple
Adbuqueraur
Dodgers
Pat Enos
Bob Mauess
Homer
World Association and regional baseball schedules list
A jumble of team names and scores appears across leagues including International League Western League Texas League and Southwestern Association with games postponed or scheduled. Notable entries mention Montreal Toronto Columbus Hullabaloo and Nashville plus regional results and upcoming matches across multiple cities and dates.
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Frese American Association
Spencer
Keom
Ros
Palos
Wildes
Bearden
Medetmuee Hi
Harunde Gd
Mkrman
Cherieston
Pale Pacific
Veorearer
Gare
Toren
Montreal
Richmond
Hullalg
Columbus
Passioned Rein
Texas
Okisiome City
Mavalow
Yor Wath
Autle
San Antonio F
Tulsa
Keeveand
Memehix
Ihrminghem AL Naahville Af
Wimbledon Opens Amid Rain and Upheaval for Americans
American hopes at Wimbledon began with mixed results as rain and wind delayed play. Hamilton Richardson, once seeded third, fell to Lars Ayala 6-4 7-5 6-4 in the first round, while Vic Seixas Budge Patty and Patrick Taugs. Others advanced, including Seixas who defeated Cliff Mayne 6-4 4-6 6-2, and Chris Crawford losing to Kosei Kamo 3-6 8-6 6-1.
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Wimbledon
Enstead
Hamilton Richardson
Gane
America
Lars Ayala
Richardson
Lew Hoad
Australia
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Patis
Tlugr Stewart
Myron Franks
Roint
Oly
Elimi
Seixas
Cliff Mayne
Lafayetta
Calif
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Three Accidents In Monday Trials For Pike's Peak Classic
COLORADO SPRINGS Monday trials for the Pike Peak race on July 4 saw three accidents including a 12 year old driver Jack Hahn from Cheyenne who rolled into a gully breaking his nose and suffering head injuries. Louis Unser, in a stock car, toppled at the top point causing minor rear window damage. In Boston Glen Major spun out at Suffolk Downs, denting the car and paying riders on the end of a curve.
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Colorado Springs
Boston
Glen Major
Denver
Suffolk Downs
Red China Commends Officers in Air Attack
Red China praised 11 antiaircraft officers and men for claims of shooting down two Nationalist jets and damaging an American plane in the Sawtow area on June 12.
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Red China
Hong Kong
China
Sawtow
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