Sullivan Snubs Jinx as Boston Wins Tenth Straight
Frank Sullivan pitched his second straight shutout, a three hit win over Washington, to lift Boston to a 4-0 victory and close the gap on Detroit. Jackie Jensen and Faye Throneberry supplied for Sullivan’s run support while Ted Williams rested. The win kept Boston within a half game of fourth-place Detroit as other pennant rivals played on.
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Duke) Maas
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Deaths and Funerals Notice
Magdalena Wolf of Pierce and Henry Wolf of Ogden Utah are noted as deceased. Other survivors include Lydia Carleon Jack Wolf Elizabeth Hoffner Marie Wahlquist Helen Hubbard Ann Poulson Frieda Peter and John Walt with sisters Katherine Wietzel Louise Cleushath and Nick Yost. Services 2 pm Friday at St Pauls Congregational Church. Interment Linn Grove.
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Secord Gesick Mrs Anna Katherine Gesick Dies in Greeley
Mrs Anna Katherine Gesick of Greeley dies leaving a large family including Elizabeth Schemp of Greeley Esther Bauer of Kersey David Stark of Glendale and thirty plus grandchildren. Funeral at Our Savior's Lutheran Church at 2 pm Saturday with burial at Elmwood Cemetery in Loveland area.
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Simpson Kenneth Ray Simpson services in Eaton
Kenneth Ray Simpson of Missouri Ante Saint Levan Ona Simpson, brother of Gary Fe Simpson, grandson of Mrs Jenne Simpson Walker, a Great Lakes Training Station Navy veteran. Services at 2 pm Thursday from Waldron Mortuary Chapel, Eaton Cemetery.
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Baseball Leaders Show Wide Gaps Across Leagues
National League top hitters include Ashburn Philadelphia .355 Mueller New York .336 Campanella Brooklyn .335 Kluszewski Cincinnati .328. Snider Brooklyn leads home runs with 24. Mantle and Berra pace American League runs with New York 63 and Zernial. Rivera steals for Chicago. pitching notes highlight Konstanty and Ford among leaders.
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Scattered Baseball Scores From American and National Leagues
Fragmented résultats show multiple games with scores across leagues. Notable items include Chicago, Detroit, Boston, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis results, with suspensions and rain affecting lineups and innings.
Cloverleaf Race Results at Cloverleaf Greyhounds
Runners and payouts from a Cloverleaf greyhound card show I-fea Bilfie and Wave Fun pacing times around 82 seconds, with quiniela bets and multiple names like Sid Keener and Loveland Course. The meet includes a track record of 34.09, attendance about 1410, and a reported purse near 200000 dollars.
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Newcomer Hurls In VFW Match For VEW Chase
The Creeley VEW team boosts its rotation with a new pitcher joining from Fort Cais, facing Englewood in a Colorado State League clash. Mellen is slated as a key batter, and the club aims to snap a late-season skid as Creeley seeks a 12-4 victory after a rough stretch.
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Ring Magazine Notes Shuffling of Contenders
Ring Magazine highlights a reshuffle across boxing divisions. Arlie Manne earns Fighter of the Month after a third round KO, solidifying top heavyweight status while Carmen Basilio dethrones Tony DeMara at welterweight. France’s Famechon and Italy’s Sata gain contender standings as Macias stops in an overage bout, reshaping the top ranks.
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Shaffer Rodeo Draws 1500 Entrants in Fort Columins Event
Fort Columins hosts the annual Shaffer rodeo drawing an estimated 2,509 fans who camped overnight. A record entry surged in saddle bronc and bareback, forcing finals to spill into Monday morning. Winners include Skeets Dongson Denver calf roping in 15 seconds and Tod Hinman Kremmling in another riding event.
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Korean War Vet Pleads Guilty to Aiding Reds
A Korean War veteran pleaded guilty Tuesday to aiding Communist camps. He admitted making broadcasts for the enemy and participating in Communist sponsored activities while a prisoner of war. His wife and mother attended as he faced a military court and potential life sentence but received a lenient ruling after his plea.
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Greeley Grays Take Two From Denver In Doubleheader
The Greeley Grays won both ends of a doubleheader against the Denver Merchants at Forbes Field, taking game one 10-4 with Hab Lod pitching well and driving in runs, then edging Denver in the second game as Paul Villa pitched for Greeley. The pair move Greeley into sole possession of first in the Mountain League, with a Series at Fort Collins next Sunday and no starting pitcher named yet for the locals.
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Nellie Fox Named New Little Poison for White Sox
Nellie Fox of the Chicago White Sox earns the nickname Little Poison as he posts a .339 batting average, drives runs, and leads in total bases while teammates Minnie Minoso Jim Rivera and Jim Busby press for higher averages. Fox vows to stay focused on line drives and contact rather than homers, despite fans and critics hoping for power.
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Three Major Changes Made in Player Poll
The All Star baseball poll shows three shifts in starters for Milwaukee. NL center fielder lead shifts to Duke Snider of Brooklyn while Stan Musial overtakes Ted Kuzechowski for first base. AL shifts crown to Jim Finigan of Kansas City over George Kell of the White Sox.
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American girls win easily at Wimbledon Tuesday
Four American players dominated quarterfinal matches at Wimbledon on Tuesday. Top seed Miss Mart of Coral Gables defeated Mrs Dorothy Head Roade 64 62. Beverly Hills’ Deviled Brough beat Beverly Hills’ Verly Penrose 6 2 omitted details. Fletz Lone Teach defeated Angela Buston 6 2 6 2. Long Beach’s Miss Hard beat Asi Koermteczy 2 6 4.
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Salty mixed results from Tuesday baseball scores
Tuesday's results show Cleveland defeating Kansas City 7 to 4, Rastig 4-8, Washington 4.9, Dreroit 8, and other mixed outcomes. Brooklyn B and New York 5 to 2% Brooklyn? Philadelphia 2% Pittsburgh 1-7. First game of suspended April 34-second panelo. Chicago 7% Miwaskee 8 Cincinnati.
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China Calls Up Million to Strengthen Army
A Chinese newspaper on Tuesday reports that the Communist government plans to draft about one million more troops, swelling the army to at least five million. The move follows the influx of new weapons supplied by Russia.
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