American Legion Baseball Schedule Summary
The Friday Am Legion A schedule lists Cheyenne at Lewton Elks at 8 p.m. Sunday features Elks at Longmont noon or 3 p.m. District A games include Greeley Elks at Highland 5 40 pm and Eaton at Fort Collins East 6 p.m. Fort Morgan at Highland 2 p.m. Eaton at Windsor 2 p.m. Longmont Ideal at Greeley Elks 8 p.m. at Butler Municipal Field. Western Division shows Cowan Concrete at Boulder Moose at 5 p.m.
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Lewton Elks
Butch Buller
Fort Morgan
Tighland
Pierce
Eaton
Windsor
Longmont Ideal
Greeley
Junior Greco-Roman Nationals Start As Kaveny Puts Pins
Pat Kaveny opened strong at Worland Wyoming pinning Bruce Haws in 2 28 and Gary Hutton in 6 29 in the 123 pound Greco-Roman junior nationals. Three Legs leaders Daly Bragg and Clark won two straight matches each, with several others advancing via pins or decisions as the event moves toward the third round.
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Bob Leeright
Worland
Wyo
iThree Legs
Roger Daly
Dondero
Mich
Bill Bragg
Fort Morgan
Colo
Steve Clark
Garden Grove
Calif
Terry Ancona
Elk Gravetton
Bradd
Bruce Haws
Berkley
Gary Hutton
Sheridan
Wya
Duty
Bob Curry
Newport
Robert Hoffman
Rock Island
Ill
Leno
John Lawe
Lincoln
Neb
Laws
Tom Teagarden
Claysville
Mike Kaye
Glenview
Stan Opp
Aberdeen
M.D
Larry Duran
Port Morgan
George Bryant
Washingon
Rocky Mountain Area
Paul Fehlberg
Worland Wyo
Pat Kaveny
Greeley
Ping
Phils' Owner Disappointed Over Richie's Behavior
Gunner Bob Carpenter of the Phillies said he is disappointed and will involve the general manager and manager following Nickie Allen’s suspension and no-show at Shea Stadium. Allen indicated he wants to be traded after saying he’s done with the Phillies.
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Phils
Richie
Philadelphia
Guner
Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia Phillies
Suspendadt
Nickie Allen
Allen
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
New York
Phillies
Greeley
Fort
Tou
May Morgan
May
Jim Rich Broomfield
Glen Gravender
Broomardson
Wi'Greeley
Swenfield
Randy Holman Cox
Dave Cowan
Brad Wilcox
Randy Mob
Doug May
Mark Hil
Wan Sanaa Tae
Broomfield
Carpenter
Sandy Grady
Philadelphia Bulletin
Acon
Bat Skinner
John O 'Quiny
Odo
Cowan Tops Longmont with 9-5 victory
Cowan used a four run fourth and a two run sixth to surge past Longmont 9-5. Rich Katherrline and Bob Shirley delivered key hits as Cowan moved to 4-1 in league play and travels to Longmont next Tuesday.
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Cowan Conerele
Longmont Stirler
Mike Lee
Stan
John
Longmont
Cowan
Toby J Lobaln
Hases
Namath Sitdown Leaves Namath Decision Unchanged
Joe Namath and Commissioner Pete Rozelle met in New York to discuss Namath’s retirement and his obligation to sell his interest in the Jets. Rozelle said nothing was resolved, with further talks anticipated as Namath again weighs retirement versus playing on and potential film plans loom for the star quarterback.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
Namath
Pete Rozelle
New York Jets
Meeling
Ravelle
Alfien
Razelle
Joe Namath
Commissioner's
Boston
California
Weeb Endbank
Wach
James Walsh
Dick Schapp
Atd
Jim Kensil
Commissioner's Office
Rozelle
IMI
City League Softball Results From Thursday Games
Bayly defeated St. Dani A 19 to 6 while Johnson's 1% Evans beat Hagorelles Evans 4 to 1. Tribune want ads summarize local league action and scores.
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Bayly
St. Dani
Johnson
Evans
Hagorelles
Moody Ties Coody In Cleveland Open
In Cleveland Moody and Coody share the first round lead at the $110,000 Cleveland Open after Moody shot a three under 67. McGee and Hixson also sit one stroke back, with a large group at 69 including Sifford Beard Crampton and Balding. Defending champ Stockton trails in the field.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Cleveland
Orville Moody
Sarge
Mody
Charles Coody
Jerry McGee
Moods
Aurora Country Club
Candy
A. &Fool
Mody Aint McGee
Jhat
George Hixson
Bob Stone
Independence
St Cesar Ssnudo
Charlie Sifford
Frank
Beard
Bruce Crampton
Alj Balding
Dave Stockton
Dale Douglass
Louis Louis Resting Comfortably In New York Hospital
Former boxing great Joe Louis was reported resting comfortably after collapsing on a Manhattan street. Early word suggested a heart attack, but later notices cited a physical breakdown. He arrived at Bookman Downtown Hospital under observation, reportedly in good condition. Louis had been in the city to promote a new interracial fast food venture, the Louis Food Franchise Corp.
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New York
Joe Louis
Manhattan
Lois
Bookman
Downtown Hospital
Leon Charney
Lewis
Charney
Louis
Doe’ Louis Food Franchise Corp
Brown Bomber
Aliphis
Ashe and Lutz win Wimbledon matches in singles action
Arthur Ashe and Bob Lutz advanced to the last 16 of the Wimbledon men's singles as Lutz defeated Ken Rosewall in four sets while Ashe defeated Graham Stilwell in a lengthy five setter. The American pair joined Pancho Gonzales and several others in strong showing for the United States.
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Robert Jones
Associated Press
Arthur Ashe
Bob Luiz
Sparky Plugs
U.S
Lutz
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Los Angeles
Rosewall
Graham Stilwell
Britain
Stilwell
Ashe
Richmond
Wilkinson
John K. Kennedy
Richard Nix
Silwell
Pancho’ Sonzales
Vernis. Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Stan Smith
Tom Hidlefsen
Berkeley
Pro Bar
Butch
Moerhals
St. Louis
Gonzales
Charlie Pasarell
Ove Benptsson
Swett den
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
Balding
Tor Okker
Cll Richey
Dallas
Bob Hewitt
Bob Carmichael
Lille Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Kerry Melville
U.s.ly
Nancy [Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Nan
New York
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtramck, Mich
Kristy Pigeon
Dan
Mile High Owner Wed In Mass
Thelma Ray, a New York model and TV actress, married Joseph M. Linsey, 60, Boston financier and owner of Mile High Kennel Club greyhound track in Taunton, at Temple Mishkan Tefila in Brookline. Rabbi Israel officiated. few family members attended. a reception followed at the Linsey home.
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Brookzane
Mass
API
Thelma Ray
New York
Huriday
Joseph M. Linsey
Boston
Linsey
Mle High Kennel Club
Grey
Brookline
Centennial Race Track Opens Friday
Centennial Race Track in Littleton opens its season of thoroughbred racing with officials predicting a record opener. The purse for the 57th meeting rises to about $1 million from last year’s $885,900, with last year’s opening day drawing 4,815 spectators and wagers of $262,142. officials expect higher figures on the first day of the season.
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Littleton
Colo
Centennial Race Track
Centennial Yas
Mark
Wilkinson Named To Hall Of Fame
Edwin Brahe Wilkinson of Oklahoma, longtime head coach at the University of Oklahoma, was named to the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. In 27 years as head coach his Sooners posted 139 wins, 27 losses, and 4 ties, with a 47 game winning streak spanning the early 1950s.
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Hall OF Fame Go
Tennessee
Edwin “Brahe
New Brunswick
Horrell
California
Charles
Bud" Wilkinson
Horgath
Ohio State
Lawrence
Larry" Kelley
Yale
William
Bill Kelly
Montana
University of Oklahoma
Wasj
John Kitzmiller
Oregon
Gerald
Arrow” Football Foundation
Hall of Mann
SMU
Sooners
Wilkinson
Jets President Philip Iselin Also Leads Monmouth Park
Philip H. Iselin, president of the New York Jets, serves as president of the Monmouth Park Jockey Club, linking NFL franchise leadership with major race track management.
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Philip H. Iselin
New York Jets
Monmouth Park
Jockey Cth
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