Legion-Elks Nip Cheyenne In 11th 6 to 5
In a tense und winning game, Greeley Legion Elks beat Cheyenne 6 to 5 in the bottom of the 11th. Hoey delivered a clutch two-run double and Rick Scheer added key hits as the Legion Elks extend an undefeated streak to six. Cheyenne used three pitchers but could not hold the late rally.
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Greeley Tribune
Legion-Elks Tip Cheyenne
Ron Stewart
Kenny Elchin
Iey Scheer
EU Tribune Sports
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Whity Pee See Sigs
Don Hoey
Greeley iSite
Marines
Bob West
Velley Hoey
Ike Travel Legion
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Rick Scheer
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Dave Wagner
Ed Martinez
Bob Kelly
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Legion-Elks
Kent Best
Arthur Ashe Dominates Gonzalez in Thrilling Center Court Match
Arthur Ashe, 25, delivered a sterling performance to outlast a tired Gonzalez in a 17 game thriller. Ashe maintained high speed through three quarters as Conaales, famed as a fan favorite, edged past Charlie Pas earlier in the week in a sellout crowd of 15,000.
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Ingles
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Das Jackhand
Conaales
Charlie Paswell
Denver Bears Still Cellarized
Tennis report notes Ted Laver defending champion survived a tight match on an outside court. Laver edged through to the quarter finals after a roller coaster set sequence as his challenger won several games before Laver rallied to win.
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Ted Laver
Bank and Immanuel Triumph in City Slow Pitch
In Broadview Friday night league play Weld County Bank rallied from behind to beat Farmhand 7 6, as six consecutive hits produced three runs in the final inning. Emmanuel Lutheran topped LDS Church 10 4 behind strong hitting by Ambrose, Raven, and Teague, with notable singles and doubles driving the offense.
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Immanuel Lutheran
Broadview
LDS Church
Auning
Bob Workman
Carol Drake
Leon Grube
Dog Interrill
Sam Shepard
Tom Hartley
al Snodge
George Sandberg
Ay Dim Ambrose
Raven
Cevinne
Elks edge Highland American Legion 7 to 2 in baseball
Elks defeated Highland American Legion 7 to 2 as Dave Jones allowed three hits over five innings and Dick Keever drove in runs with a single and a squeeze bunt. Rod Troffner and Dale Suther scored on a ground out and Taleyama's single, while Taleyama pitched five for Highland with eight walks and seven strikeouts.
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Elks
Dick Keever
Dave Jones
Jones
Leylen
Rod Troffner
Dale Suther
Taleyama
Highland
Jerry Cunningham
Bob Gronquist
Greeley
Longmont Ideal
Gresley Elks
Fort Morgan
Fort Collins blank Eaton 12-2 in district game
Fort Collins American Legion Blearna side scored 12 runs on 15 hits to hand Eaton a 12-2 defeat in District 4 Eastern Division action. Andy Legino opened with a two run homer in the first, Bol Dreivig added a fifth inning homer, and Bol McKenzie handled pitching and contributed four singles. Wayne Maddiemog went 3-for-5 with two runs, as Fort Collins improved to five straight wins.
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Fort Collins
Fort Collings American Legion
Mion
Eaton
Andy Legino
Bol Dreivig
Tomer
Bol McKensie
Mckenzie Fledro Sored
Wayne Maddiemog
Scott Redman
Raton
Sam Suppes
Maton
Windsor
Napoles Favored To Retain Welterweight Crown
Dallas native Orit Cokes predicts a knockout upset Sunday night but Jose Napoles remains favored to retain the welterweight title. Napoles beat Cokes in April 18 in Los Angeles after a late stoppage as Cokes absorbed heavy punishment.
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Ceey Lap
Orit Cokes
Dallas
Jose
Weenico
Cokes
Los Angeles
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Cuba
Mexica
McDonald Takes NCAA Golf Lead
Indiana University’s Wayne McDonald shot a steady 72 to fuel a 54 hole total of 223 and grab a lead at the NCAA Golf Championships at Broadmoor. Wake Forest held the team lead with 923 strokes as windy conditions and tough greens challenged all contenders.
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Loudon Kelly
Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
New Teader
Gar
Broademaur
Wayne McDonald
Indiana University
Ray Leath
Brigham Young
Hoover
Terry Diehl
Georgia
Bobi Clark
California State
Los Angeles
Drue Jahnnson
Arizona
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Florida
McDonald
Broadmoor
Leach
Loach
Marty Huguet
Ana State
Gils Thuarsday
AAU Track Opens Sat in Miami Heat Challenge
The Slat annual AAU National Outdoor Track and Field Championship began in Miami under scorching heat, with 450 athletes vying for records and a spot on the US team to compete in July. Favorites include John Carlos in the 1 yard dash and Gerald Tinker among the fastest sprinters, while the mile trials spark a hoped rematch between Marty Ligari and Jim Ryan.
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Knoxville
Termessen
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Villanova
Marty Ligwari
Trisia
Willy
John Carlos
Carlos
Jane
Lenney Miller
Charlie Green
Ronnie Ray Smith
Gerald Tinker
Golden West Tay
Razorbacks Defeated In Topeka Invitational Softball Tourney
In Topeka Kansas the Ley Razorbacks lost 2 1 to host Topeka in the opening round of the Topeka Invitational Softball Tournament. Topeka pitcher Gloria Graves held the Razorbacks to four hits as Sharon Peterson doubled and scored the lone Razorback run in the third. Topeka answered with two runs in the fourth as Graves and Sharon Stolmaker drove in the runs. Razorbacks great defense but struggled at the plate. They were set to meet the Kansas City Tappers Saturday morning.
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Razorbacks
Gloria Graves
al Razorbacks
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Jody Unterseher
Wanda Green
Miss Graves
Rght
Miss Peterson
Edie Milholen
Linda Iieminger
Frankie Ferguson
Sharon Stolmaker
Miss Fergusom
Pat Noe
Pam Swanson
Margaret Rosenberg
Debbie Weber
Kansas City Tappers
Razorettes Sweep Cloverettes In Twin Bill at Greeley
The Greeley Razorettes beat the Cloverettes of Weld County 4-H League twice at Greeley West Field, 120 and 174. Vicki Bottenburg pitched a 14-strikeout, two-walk perfect game in game one with two solo homers, while Kim Watts and Rebbie Carroll contributed key hits and RBIs. In game two Sandy Schneider went 3-for-3 with four runs scored, Bev Meantes added a two-run homer, and Battenburg earned the win in relief as the Razorettes held off a Cloverettes rally despite eight errors by both sides.
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Cloverettes
Weld County
Greeley West Field
Vicki Bottenburg
Razorettes
Martha Howard
Paul Walters
Vicki
Kim Watts
Rebbie Carroll
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Diane Wolfe
Sandy Schneider
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Paul Watts
Iis Renton
Torrid Charlie Coady Leads Cleveland Open
Cleveland Open leader Charlie Coady drained a six under par 64 to open a four stroke edge at Aurora Country Club. He cited confidence in his putting and a strong finish with a final stretch of pars. The field includes notable players chasing the $22,000 first prize as 36 holes remain.
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Golfer field shows mix of big names in frantic play
John Schlee and Brute Crampton shared second place with 46s in the second round, Jim Colbert also tied, while Helton’s draft pick joined 67 and 70 by Cavness Hixon and others. Nicklaus and Palmer rallied with 69s and 141 totals as they seek to reclaim form amid slow play reports from Denver.
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Brute’ Crampton
Jim Colbert
Crampton
Denver
Denver Vords
Texas
el Paso
George Hixon
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Ors
Nicklaus
Cayness Joins Broncos After Notable Draft Pick Deal
General Manager Lou Saban touts Cayness as a top credentialed addition to Denver. The 5-11, 195-pound rookie was selected in the second round of the January draft after a 1967 trade that sent the first round pick to San Diego for quarterback Steve Tensi. Cayness, 21, from Sous-Ton and UTEP, started every game in college and never missed due to injury.
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Lou Saban
Broncos
Denver
San Diego
Steve Tensi
Sous- Ton
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