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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
14
Greeley’s Legion Elks and Aurora tied 9-9 after a back and forth weekend series. Key players include Archuleta Chavez and Hergert for Greeley, Bailey Lackey Hunt and O Broza for Aurora, with late scoring drives and blown chances shaping the deadlock over seven innings.
Greeley Razorbacks swept a four game series against St. Joseph, winning 28 32 2 and 7 1 64 to extend a long winning streak as Jeff Springston and Erik Anderson led Eaton at Fort Morgan. Jody Unterseher provided a grand slam for Greeley in the finale while Sharon Peterson and Kathy Hale paced the batting attack with multiple hits and runs.
In a tight District 3 Western Division 1 baseball game Boulder Moses edged Cowan Concrete 4 to 3. Don Gondrezick doubled in the sixth inning and scored on a sacrifice bunt to clinch the lead. The score was tied 3 3 after three frames before Boulder pulled away late.
On a goodwill tour in Japan, Bragg and Meyer secured victories for their Colorado team. The Americans lost twice in a row to Japanese high schools, with detailed results listing weight classes and match outcomes across the day’s events in SITRONE Japan.
The schedule lists weekday games at Sherwood and Broadview venues with start times at 6 PM and 7 15 PM. Teams include Greeley Paws Shop, Greeley National Bank, ITEC, United Bank of Greeley, Scott Realty, First National Bank, Christian Reformed, Hensel Phelps, Albertsons, Bayly, Tesco, La Salle Grocer, Douglass Roofing, Massings Dairy, Pauls Place, Cache National Bank, Miller Feedlots, Monfort Packing, Royal, Monfort Provision, Webhan, First Baptist, Montfort Feedlots, King Soopers, Fillside Baptist, State Farm, Pepa Bruing Laly, West Greeley Baptist, Al s Texaco, Vic s, Clover Club, and the Faucet.
Villanova star Marty Liguori won the AAU national mile title at Eugene, beating challengers in wet conditions. The New York Athletic Club runner seized the victory while noting rain impeded some but did not affect his pace, aiming to face rival Ryan again in future meets.
In Indianapolis Greeley Cole and trackmen Tom Kelmnes and Mark Rudnick ranked high in AAU standings for 1970. World record holder Ryum eyed another European appearance while Bay fever sidelined him at the AAU meet. Liguori heads to Europe skipping the US meet with the Soviet Union. Rod Milburn of Southern Uni set a world mark in the 110 hurdles, and UCLA sprinter John Smith expected to compete in Berkeley meets.
Razorbacks schedule lists two games at 7 30 with Colorado Royals at Raat backs and Greeley West High School referenced alongside Wayne Collett a teammate of Non-League fae Tiesday in a garbled entry.
James Well ing, Brent Weigner placed fifth in the 10 mile Well-O-Rama race at Ontario Invitational. Lee Courkamp of Arvada won with 56:46.5 as Razorbacks and others posted notable distances and times.
Loveland nipped Greeley in a 3 2 district baseball game as Jim Hoerler limited the Legion to two runs through seven innings. Francis Kreutzer started and pitched well for Loveland while Mike Truesdell contributed key hits including a seventh inning run. Bob Salyer’s bunt error and Ryden’s scoring dash capped Loveland’s late rally for the win. Greeley threatened in spots with a defensive gem by Tom Rannells, but Loveland held on. The contest featured protests and a district umpire review of Scritchfield’s safe call in the seventh. Greeley was set to play Fort Morgan next.
District 3 schedule lists Longmont at Greeley and Eaton at Longmont with multiple divisions and venues including Municipal Field and Pierce. Teams include Greeley Legion, Highland, La Salle, Fort Morgan, and others with times around 8 p.m. and 2 p.m. across Thursday to Sunday.
In Denver on the Colorado State Junior Championships Zack Smith of Greeley and Tom Gnemley lost in the boys 16 and under doubles quarterfinals to Demong Kauvat 6 4 6 2. Gormley was runner up in singles, losing to David Kauvar 6 3. Kauvar Derong won the doubles title 4 6 6 2 6 0 over Powell Wilson.
Lee Trevino has agreed to join Doug Sanders in the Professional match play championship at the Country Club of North Carolina August 25 through 29. The event carries a $200,000 purse with a first prize of $35,000.
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