La Salle Defeats Longmont 7 5 to Take Second Place
La Salle Lions defeat Longmont 7 to 5 to move into second place in District standings. Key moments include a fourth inning rally off starter Bob Fry and strong relief by Howard Mayer who earned the win. Longmont led 4 3 after three, but La Salle tied in the third and pulled away in the fourth with unearned runs aided by Longmont fielding errors. Ramsey pitched for Longmont, while Mayer worked the final four innings, striking out one and allowing one walk.
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la Salle
Longmont
1A Salle
la Salle Lions
Lions
Geed Bellet
al T Bane
Justin Cegion
Auld
Joss
Langmont
Wendos
Fort Tupton
Lupton
The
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Awarp
Howat Mayer
Fred Weber
Mayer
Nest la Salle
Keith Miller
Miler
Muller
Jim Haley
Buster Adams
John Haley
Haley
Adams
Weber
Don Brown
Brown
Miller
Ray Freaques
Howard Mayer
Magnificent Hall
Bob Fry
Fry
Hill Ramsey
Lasers
Iney
Hresquet
Jack Norrix
Wipkert
Flynn
Red Jim
Araia
Ramey
John Ales
Dawson
Powell
Nelson
Hrean
Flusch
Ood Renke
Ei. Smith
Frye
Adame
Ramsey
Fresquer
Renke
Norris
Smith
Fey
Sac
Maworth and Pena Mentioned in Denver Area Notice
A brief item records Wayne Maworth of 10 Lavdes Denver and Arraqne Pena later in connection with the local notice. The fragment identifies two individuals and a Denver region reference, suggesting a later update or follow up in the public notice.
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H. Wayne Maworth
Lavdes
Denver
Arraqne Pena
Baxter survives at Colorado Springs in upset filled NCAA golf
Rex Baxter Jr of Houston Texas advances in the NCAA Golf Tournament at Broadmoor despite upsets. Co favorites including Joe Campbell and three seeded collegians fall as Baxter, Rog Rubendall of Wisconsin and Ernie George of San Jose State reach the quarterfinals. Other contenders like Ward Wettlaufer Yale and Tekey Based Freemont State push through as play continues toward Saturday.
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Jim Harpater
Tolorado Springs
TrainMiasissipi
Nex Baxter Jr
Houston
Tex
Joe Campbell
Tittle -Anown
Parail
Broadmoor
Comedaliat Rog
Pe Rubendall
Wisconsin
Ernie George
San Joses State
Baxter
Youngeter
Ward Wettlaufer
Hamilton College
Peter Nissiland
Yale
Governors Lunch With Eisenhower Sparks Social Talks
Washington reports a social luncheon with Republican governors including Alaska, Hawaii, and Guam, and eight ex-governors now serving in the Eisenhower administration. Attendees said no formal speeches were given and brief conversations touched on golf and planning for the President's summer vacation.
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Washington
Dresden
Martin Leads Weld Co To Victory In Cy League Action
Larry Martin powered Weld County Garage to an 82 win over Hibbs Clothing with singles in the first three innings and a fifth inning homer. Virg Kiser held Hibbs to four hits as Weld County clinched the win. Ault VAELW topped Cowan Concrete 64 in the nightcap. Ault started fast scoring in the first, aided by a Renny Baca double, with Martin totaling three RBIs and a home run in the earlier game. City league action resumes Tuesday with Dials facing Hibbs and Weld County Garage vs Kadlecek.
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Larry Martin
Weld County Garage
Hibbs Clothing
Ault Vaelw
Cowan
Forbes Field
Martin
Virg Kiser
Hibbe
Jim Smith
Hibbs
Clothiers
Tare To Kiser
Irou Weld County
Romeo
Ault
Renny Baca
Dark Martin
Harmilese
Dials
Kadlecek
Rhe
West County
Bushy
Kiser
Cowatt
Martin and
Laney
Timms and Sandberg
Mays
Boser
Don Groat
Giants
Thomas
Whitey Lockman
Antonelli
Muslal
Boyer
Stan Musia
Ken Boyer
Jack Sanford
McTaniel
Ivan Hamner
Ed Auechre
Stan Lopata
Hoyt Wilhelm
Hamner
Buhl
Gil Hodges
Gino Cimoli
Hank Aaron
Don Dryale
Trout Fishing Looks Better for Weekend
Colorado Game and Fish Dept notes improving trout fishing statewide with better prospects near Del Norte South Fork Creede South Park Glenwood Springs North Park Gunnison Antonita Grand Mesa areas. Some regions like Fort Collins Estes Park Salida have tapered due to high roily waters.
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Denver
Colorado
Colorado Game & Fish Dept
del Norte
South Fork
Creede
South Park
Glenwort Springs
North Park
Gunnison
Antonita
Grand Mesa
Grant Mesa
Fort Collina
Fates Park
Salidadeadville
Oil well Bourlier No. 1 yields 282 barrels in 24 hours
In Kimball County Nebraska north of the Weld line the Wildcat Bourlier No. 1 pumped 282 barrels of clean oil with no water in a 24 hour test. The 12 sixty four inch sltkes per minute pump setting and TH40-71S0 sand indicate sand pay. Earlier it produced 174 barrels in 16 hours. Operators are Lewis Rother Cetver Dodge Ov and Stuarca Oil on a Magnalia farmout.
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Bourlier No. 1
Weld County
Kimball County
Nebraska
Magnalia
Lewis Rother
The
Cetver Dodge Ov Company
Stuarca Oil Company
Bergquist
Swsw
Venable Eliminated in National Forensic Tourney in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky two Colorado students advanced in the National Forensic Lasque tournament while several were eliminated Edward Venable of Greeley was eliminated in original oratory Donnie Gallagher and Paul Horak from Denver remained in competition. Two debating teams from Fort Collins and Puebla were defeated. Highline Electric Authority of Holyoke petitioned the Colorado Public Utilities Commission for permission to serve Ovid and Holyoke seeking customers in eleven counties.
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Lexington
Colorado
Paul Horak
Denver
Donnie Gallagher
Edward Venable
Greeley
Dick Sttrker
Gary Galton
Fort Colina
Henry Snelling
Tom Dratek
Puebla
Highline Electric Ata
Holyoke
Colorado Public Utilities Commision
Ovid
Sleven
Nebraaka
U S Steel Raises Prices by Six Cents a Pound
U S Steel announces a price increase of about 400 dollars per ton with effect on July 1. The rise, tied to wage and benefit hikes under a three year contract with United Steelworkers, is expected to be echoed by other producers. Government officials caution consumer impact may be small and delayed.
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Pitts Agh
United Steel Workers
Vy, &, Steel
Clifford F. Hood
Washington
Seaton
Eisenhower
Sen
Humphrey
D-Linn
Senate
S. Steel
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Civil Antitrust Decree Signed by Greyhound Corp
The Justice Department announced a civil antitrust consent judgment against Greyhound Corp of Chicago to end alleged monopolistic practices in intercity buses. The decree, filed in Federal District Court at Chicago, named General Motors as a coconspirator but did not charge GM as a defendant.
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Washington
Firownell
Greyhound Corp
Chicago
A. Justice Dept
Dare the Dept
Federal District Court
Tate
Elder
General Motors Corp
Greyhound
Tormans Yeare
Braves Regain Lead in Rain Shortened Night of American Ad League
The Wichita Braves moved back atop the league with a rain impacted win over Indianapolis while St. Paul fell to Omaha. Omaha beat St. Paul for the first Nebraska victory over the Saints. Denver and Minneapolis split as Frank Gabler and Joe Margonor starred in the setback of the Millers.
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Associated Press
Wichita Braves
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Saints
Braves
Omah
Boyd Linker
Cardinals
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Denver
Millers
Frank Gabler
Joe Margoner
Aprorz
Holly Sugar Corp Elects Nine Directors in NYC Meeting
Nine Holly Sugar Corp stockholders elected directors at the annual meeting held in New York City. Elected were Edwin Flair and Henry C. Breck of New York City, Ethel F. Carlton of Colorado Springs, John Frane of Denver, Barret Griffith of Colorado Springs, W. L. Lawson of Scarendale, Dennis O’Rourke, Merrill F. Shoup and Charley J. Tul of Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
Holly Sugar Corp
New York City
Edwin Flair
Henry C. Breck
Ethel F. Carlton
Colando Springs
John Frane
Denver
Barret Grifith
Colorado Sprangs
W. L. Lawson
Scarsedale Noy
Dennis O! Rourke
Merril F. Shoup
Charley J. Tul
Colorado
Giants Challenge Nat's Leaders As McDaniel Wins 3rd
In a tight NL race the Giants won 7-2 over Cincinnati as Von McDaniel earned his third victory. St Louis stayed a half game up with 6-4 over Philadelphia. Milwaukee moved to second with a 2-1 win, while San Francisco and New York led the AL after key wins and a Yankee shutout by Early Wynn.
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Giants
Nat
von McDaniel
White Sox
Yanks
BO Wilks
Associated Press
New York
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Willie Mayby
Ruben Gomez
al Worthington
Ray Crone
Mays
Johnny An Moneili
Penant
Valmy Thomas
von McDanial
St. Louin Cardinals
Cleveland
Wynn
Yankees
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Congress May Pass Bills Nullifying High Court Rulings
A House judiciary subcommittee approved a bill by Rep. Walter seeking to largely nullify the Supreme Court June 3 decision on FBI records. Rep. Willis called it only the beginning as the measure advances in Congress. De Verne Emery topped Monmouth Park trainers in 1983 and 198?
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Congress
Washington
Supreme Court
FBI
House
Judiciary
Rep
Walter
D-Pa
Willis
D-La
de Verne Emery Hax Jed
Monmouth Park
Victorite
Indians 2 Yankees 0 in rugged Cleveland win
Cleveland edges New York 2 to 0 as pitchers Isis Carey Strickland and McDougald lead the game. Batters include Avia and Rau with RBI contributions and strong defense from a Cleveland lineup.
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Tieveland akheaXew
Mckertsn
Osleeader LE
Mars
Ann Acolemse
Tivenree P
Wapy Toro
Cotte Total
Mane
Witare E—Nene
RBI
Braves Edge Dodgers in Overtime Thriller
A rough play by play lists Braves 2, Dodgers 1 with key shots and substitutions. Names such as Campanella, Kovlax, and Bruton appear among a jumble of abbreviations and incomplete lines detailing the late overtime defense and scoring sequence.
International and regional baseball leagues summary
Fragmented text lists teams and scores from multiple leagues including Pacific Coast League and International League. Mentions Richmond and Toronto, with postponed games and varied results. Also references Southern and Western League pairings and outcomes across several cities.
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Ben Francisco
Aepesen & Melyeeoa T
Richmond
Sowtreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Havana
Columbus
Southern
Atapia
New Orleans
Ty Chattanooga
Little Mickels Birminghem Messie
Nasarille
Tur
Duatame Caly
Arayive
Celarida Doer
Pour Oty
Solings
Bowe
Migouty
Magic Valery
Abe Mt
Ceeat Falls
Eile Fe
Three Greeley Neffers Advance in Denver Open
Three Greeley tennis players advanced in the Denver Open championships. Al Robinson won the boys 18 and under with a 6 0 6 2 victory over Butch Knight. Hinzelman beat Chamberlain 6 1 2 4 and prepared to meet Rod LaRoche for a shot at Wally Canveen in 18 and under. Richard Hillway, in 18 and under days, defeated Bill Dikdine 6 0 2 4 0 to reach Friday’s round against Muney and Dawkins winner. Match played at 1:39 p.m.
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Greeley
Denver
al Robinson
College High
Butch Knight
Harry Hinzelrman
Butch Chamberlain
Hinzelman
Rod LaRoche
Wally Canveen
Richard Hillway
Bill Dikdine
Paul Muney
Wayne Dawkins Fiatch
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Doin Mens
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Chonde Haun
Gabriel Ry Mell
Fred Bell
Laine
Sylvia Patendinen
David Well
Lirreler
Jxeon Tell
Yomena
Jows
Jeotn Tell
Fontana
Kars
Virgil Beliot Denver
Ian Willams
Mra
Litata
John Henry Woehler
Sleventh Avenue
Roberta
Ruth Allen Crean
Mareward
Calif
Rotella Green
Weat
Greeler
Tomilee
Nancy Pilan
Charle
Ariraton
Mink
Anethony Weebler
Gaylord
Ming
Mondas
Secard Panera
Sunset Memorial Garten
Saye A
Rex Baxter
Weld Co
Alate of
Ras Conarisation Commission
Reading
Adena
Radeer Creek
Deall Creek
Lg Beaver
Alark Hslinn
Bobeat
Cliff
Graylin Northwest
U.S. Steel
Ahr 7 Greyhound Racing
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Pet
Warhierion - Wathy
Waphanton
Ceres
Gerrie
Wed
Vienne
Bren Frese
Barre
Waskis Tayi Ke Horn
Wilsas
Wewere
Paacual
Mer Veneer
Courtney
Atumas Wa
Pitsburga
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Priladelph'a
Cinemagatt Davantt
Spain
Assa
Bears
Holly
Malzone
Frank
Red Sox
Hilly Pierce
Mike Forsaicles
Tutdrun
Frank Sullivan
Wynne End Byrne
Duel Wynne
Tommy Hyrne
al Smith
Dick Williame
Bobby Avila
Lover Paul Fostack
Billy Hoeft
Senators
Camilo Pascual
Jion Lemon
Indians
Dodgers
Bruton
Furie
Neal
Asain
Ava Lebesun
Cripsta
Koulay
American Association
Sunset Driving Range
A&w
Poudre Canyon
Columbine Lodge
Earl and
Elsie Cox
P.O
Belivue, Colorado
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Aecian
Enaw
Bath Ft
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Bee
Greater
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