Kadiecek and Evans Win City League Softball Doubleheader
Kadiecek and Evans powered two wins for their teams as city league softball action Tuesday at Forks Field produced a 14 6 five inning victory for Kadiecek over Macenaie Stone Mewar and an Evans nightcap win 210 6 over Kubboen Diaby. Key hits came from Moye Luppens Stevens and Beuder with early drives, while Evans rode two late innings to seal the doubleheader split.
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Glidide
Ant Ryans
Saliball
Forkes Field
Radiecek
Wight
Macenaie Stone
Evans
Kubboen Diaby
Calehor
Jevey Mewars
Kadbeck
Mackenaie
Moye
Sandy Luppens
Stevens
Rrv
Dennis
Hick McDonald
Kadment
Winelbcek
Wosix
Mitsle Md Moyer
MacKenzie
Kadlorek
Bil Matt Tart
Dials
Powerdulen
Eenna
Siigles Hy Guesinger
Sichert
Wiehert
Ditty
Merchants Evans Fight Longment Co at Forbes Field
The Greeley Merchants and Evans clash with Longment Lumber Co of Longmont at Forbes Field in two games, aiming to avenge a distant loss. Evans opens at 7 p.m. with a second game at 9 p.m. Talley Construction waits in the second slot.
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Evans
Longment
Harsh Co
Forbes Field
Greeley Merchants
Evens V.F.W
Forbes Feta
Gruvtay A Merchants
Hawarth Deaths and Funerals Read like a Local Notice
Margaret Haworth of New York and Theodora Onan of Sireeley are listed among the deceased. The notice names relatives including Cart Haworke and Mex, with details of residence at 2813 Creamand Drive. Mass and funeral arrangements are set for Friday and Monday at local churches, with interment at Linn Grove.
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Trevor
Margaret G. Hawarth
Miter Naty
Margaret Haworth
New York
Boxing Bigwigs Fight to Block Patterson Rademacher Plan
New York boxing officials debated halting the proposed Patterson Rademacher heavyweight bout set in Seattle. Rademacher seeks a pro debut after Olympic success, with Patterson defending July 29. Helfand warned against the match, appealing to Stevens as NBA opposition grows. Washington will weigh the NBA stance amid World Championship reorganization.
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Cloyd
Patterson Peter Mademacher
Seattle
Rademacher
Cas D'Amalo
Patterson
Hurricane Jackson
Tlo
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Ulin Helfand
New York State Athletic Commission
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Work Championship Boxing Commille
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D'Amato
Helfand
Floyd Stevens
National Boxing Alan
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Stevens
Washington
NBA
Washington Commission
Pacific Coast Race Tightens in Pro Baseball Standings
The Associated Press reports a tense Pac Coast League race as the San Francisco Seals lead the Los Angeles Angels by protest night. Vancouver is within one game of Portland, while Seattle trails pace. Bennie Daniels leads Hollywood Stars to a 3-2 win. Jim Grant of San Diego pitches a shutout for Sacramento.
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San Teanciscn Seals
Vancsuyer
Portland
Seals
Seattle Rainiers
Seatlie
Hollywood
Bennie Daniels
Thiller
Lee
Stars
Cincinnati Threatening National Race Pushes Lead
The Associated Press reports Cincinnati's Kerseys continued strong form in the National League, narrowing the gap behind first place as New York Giants tumble. Burgess and Kliszewski fueled a 4-3 win over the Giants with key RBIs and homers. Cardinals and Dodgers also prevailing to keep pressure on, while Cleveland and Detroit rallied in the American League.
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Associated Press
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New York
Roslow
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Yankees
Detroit
Jack Tighe
Washington
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Billy Loos
Bassey Fighter of the Month Named in New York
Nigerian featherweight champion Bassey Fighter was named Fighter of the Month after his knockout of Cheri Wamia in a title bout. Eisenhower played golf as war talk loomed. Patterson and Pastrano faced penalties in boxing headlines from Mexico and Maryland.
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Rale
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Tree Country
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Worldly Han Title Fight Fueled by Hype and Pro Debut
Alphonso Halimi and Fronen Al Geician headline a boxing pro bout as the field seeks the world han title. The bout marks a key step in both fighters careers with fans awaiting a decisive clash.
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Alphonsa Halimi
Yanks Shine in Wimbledon After Rough Start
Eight Americans and seven women advanced as the Wimbledon Championships began in fine form for U S players. Harlem girl Gibson battled to a 6 4 second round win over Suzi Kocemocezy of Hungary while Ham Richardson led the men with a win over Mendy. Gardner Mulloy Mike Green Pablo Eisenberg and others joined in second round play. Among women, Louise Brough and Miriam Arnold plus Karol Fagerost Betty Pratt Dorothy Head Knode and Darlene Hard advanced, showing a strong U S presence in the early rounds.
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England
Wea Gibson
New York
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Hungary
Ham Richardson
Mendy
Herbig Flam
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Long Beach
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John Lesch
John Cranston
Los Angeles
Harry Bullimnee
San Francisco
Miss Gibson
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
BYU Basketballers Will Tour the South
BYU, last season Sky line Conference champion, schedules a southern swing for next season. The trip includes games against Tennessee at Knoxville on Dec 28, Alabama at Tuscaloosa on Dec 30, Vanderbilt in Nashville on Jan 2, and Loyola of New Orleans on Jan 3, with a Dec 6 season opener versus Washington in Seattle.
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Low Bids Announced on Animal Disease Lab at Fort Collins
The State Board of Agriculture in Fort Collins announced apparent low bids totaling 239 199 for Colorado State University animal disease isolation laboratory construction. Bids are subject to negotiation to fit 200 000 budgeted funds with state and federal support. Architect James M Hunter of Boulder believes costs can be aligned by trimming features. Apparent low bids include R W Bickhard Construction Co Denver 174 232 for general construction Johnson Dyis Plumbing and Heating Co Denver 85 and for mechanics work Fort Collins Electric Co 10 150 for electrical work.
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James M. Hunter
Boulder
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Denver
Johnson & Dyis Plumbing and Eating Co
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Marines to observe near atomic test site at Nevada
About 1,900 U S Marines will be in proximity to a summer test detonation at the Atomatic Test Site Nevada, with troops staged in trenches and moved toward Ground Zero after the blast. Vehicles and helicopters will relocate troops to landing zones for simulated activities near the ground zero point.
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Colorado state employees to receive wage increases
Colorado state workers will receive pay raises with their Friday and Monday checks, covering May and June. State Controller James A. Noorman said processing is speeding up as Civil Service Commission verifications arrive, though all employees may not get their raises this Friday.
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Jaycees State City Swimming Meet July 12
The second annual Greeley City Swimming championships will be held at 7 p.m. July 17 at the Greeley pool. Meet manager Gunter Smann announced the event, sponsored by the Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce. Jaycees will officiate with three age divisions for boys and girls. Trophies awarded to group champions. ribbons for diving. Defending champions Jon Osterlend and Jury Elliott return to defend titles as sixty to seventy entries are expected. trophies will be displayed at Jones Sporting Goods next week.
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Guntersmann
Hall Swimming Pool
Bob Guth
Greeley
Gieissame
Jon Osterlend
Jury Elliott
Guthmann
Jones Sporting Goods
Dunes
City Pools
Wichita Braves Rally To Beat Indians In Two Wins
Wichita cant be counted out as three pitchers and a rally fuel a win over Indianapolis. Curlley Willey allowed a two run homer before leaving in the second. Wichita's lineup belted two homers in the fourth and added singles in the seventh to clinch. In Omaha St Paul led 2 2 after 16 innings as Louisville and Charleston split a doubleheader. Arnie Atkins pitched 10 innings for a 3 1 nightcap win. Senators won the opener 5 2. Denver at Minneapolis was rained out.
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Ray Crone
Redlegs
al Worthington
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Associated Press
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Omaha
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Charleston
Arnie Atkins
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Denver-at-Minneapolis
Pueblo Ordnance Work Bids Opened Tuesday
Nine bids were submitted for a Pueblo Ordnance Dept maintenance shop warehouse and boiler house addition. Foy Construction Co of Hutchinson Kan led two schedules with 1 713 197 and 4 698 622 bids. Army corps estimates were 1 699 752 and 1 708 142.
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L. BR. Foy Construction Co
Hutchinson
Kan
Pueblo Ordnance Dept
Foy Company
Newatrom Davis& Co
Denver
Sports scoreboard roundup from multiple leagues
A chaotic OCR of league results lists teams and scores from the Pacific Coast League Southern Association and Western Leagues. Entries mention San Francisco, Seattle, Buffalo, Fort Worth, Atlanta, Chicago, and others with scattered results like 7 3, 9 1, and 93 states.
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Nellywood
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International Ceacue Baffalo
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Ploneer
Great Fells
Pacatella
Sioux
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Pueblo
Des Moines
Topete
Colorado Springs
Antarilla
Topeka Falls as Demons Edge Demons in 3 2 Setback
Western League action saw Topeka's John Stadnicki lose a 3-2 decision to Des Moines after giving up the go ahead run in the eighth. Lincoln beat Sioux City 4-3, Pueblo and Albuquerque split a doubleheader, and Amarillo and Colorado Springs split too, aiding Colorado Springs atop the standings.
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John Stadnicki
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Des Moines Demons
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Joop
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Sioux City
Pueblo
Albuquerque
Puebla
Amarillo
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Amarilla
Old Sox
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Schaffernoth
Des Moines
Chuck Cottier
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Hon Sheetz
Willie Melendez
Dukes
Dick Tracewski
Bob Yoder
Nadgers
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Amarillo Gold Sox
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Gene Sheets
Well Water Board Set To Meet On July 12
The Underground Water Commission will meet at the State Office Building on July 12 for its first business session. The initial gathering was an organization meeting. John Cuykendall of Roggen serves as commission chairman.
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Denver
Colorado
Underground Water Commission Wa
State Office
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Roggen
Montanan Rules School Can Control Joyriders
Helena report notes state officials suggest Montanan schools may regulate student car use during lunch and recess. Attorney general Herbert J. Goetz of Ennis comments on home-to-school insurance concerns. Officials call teen joyriding a national issue.
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Rubendall 68 Medalist in Colorado Springs Golf Meet
Wisconsin’s Roger Rubendall matched par with a 68 to grab medalist honors at the $1 annual XCAA golf championship held at Broadmoor Course. Jim Simmons, Stanford and Houston players contended as leaders posted 142 to share top spots, with Houston edging Stanford for the team title by a stroke as Wharton closed strong.
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Colorado Springs
Hingolfers
Roger Mubendall
Wisconsin
Freeport
Jil
Warren Simmons
Syracuse University
Broadmoor
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Simmons
San Jose State
Jim Chark
Eroly George
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Tillist
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Stanford
Jim Hiskey
Frank Wharton
Hiskey
Jim Bernard
Arizona State
Westboro
Mass
Bernard
Wharton
Rice Trackman Wins Despite One Forearm
Leonard Fawcett, a Rice Institute freshman with a single forearm, posted 440 yards in 48.3 seconds and a 24 foot 34 inch broad jump in the Southwest Conference freshman meet. Despite amputation after a clothes-wringer accident at age three, he excels in football, basketball, baseball, tennis and track, earning state schoolboy titles and wide acclaim for his speed and athletic versatility.
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Tax
Leonard Fawcell
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Texas
Leonard
Fawcett
Actress Pier Angeli Settles Suit Against Western Air Lines
Actress Pier Angeli wife of Vic Damone says she settled her personal injury suit against Western Air Lines for 350 after suing for 3206 410 due to an accident on Feb 25 1355. The Tribu ne Want Ads is cited as the source.
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Los Angeles
Vic Damone
Tursday
Western Air Lines
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