Redlegs Share of Loop Lead as Detroit Ends Slump
The Cincinnati Redlegs built a lead in the pennant chase with a 4-3 win over the Pirates, boosting Smoky Burgess and Ed Bailey in a big ninth inning rally. Detroit ended an 11-game skid with a 4-0 victory. Frank Robinson and Harvey Kuenn homered for their teams, while the Giants and Dodgers split gains behind strong homers.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Hines
Romer Mark Rever
Beallegs
Stanky Burgess
Pittsburgh Pirates
Smoky
Ed Bailey
Ihr Redlegs
New York Giants
Ist
Redlegs
Pirates
Milwaukee
Giants
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Detroit
Albster
Harvey Kuenn
Kansas City
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Burgess Puch
Pirates Tech
Frank Thomas
Tih Homer
Johnny Kliggstein
Tom Acker
Luis Arroyo
Burgess Dust
Hamers
Foster Castleman
Jackie Beandl
Bill White
Gary Spencer
Wem
Bill Saint
Don Bessent
Marv Grissom
Virgil Trucks
A's
Jack Mahon
Com
Porky Oliver Leads in Insurance City Open Round One
Porky Oliver from Wethersfield joined Arnold Falmer of Lalabe for a deadlock first round at the Insurance City Open in Canton, sharing a 69 as Holt’s 60 tournament record looms. Seventeen players tied for second with 67 including Varney Bollea Hawkins Haske McGuire Townes Rubis in windy rain-soaked conditions.
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Wethersfield
Conn
Porky) Oliver
Canton
Mass
New England
Arnold Falmer
Lalabe
Youmg Holt
Houston
Paul Varney
Bollea
Mess Frost Hawkins
EL Paso
Tex
Jackie Haske
Kiamesha Take
Paul McGuire
Wichita
Kan
Ken Townes
San Bruno
Calif
Ed Rubis
Chicopec
Talis
Obituary notices for Hockley Marsh and Tag en families
Obituaries note William A Meckley of Pintleville and Grace Marsh of 003 9th Ave with survivors in Greeley and Norwalk Calif. Stella Vager of the Poudre Motel and Stella Vager families cited with multiple children in Colorado and Idaho, arrangements later.
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Hockley
William A. Meckley
Pintleville
Tay Sarchel
Plattaville
Ciltford Hockle
Greeley
Exny
Wanita
George Keilor
Tan Korkley
Cody
Wyo
Listie Vockley
Pala City
Calif
Sala Teague
Creeley
Giants 6 Dodgers 3 game recap with scattered names
Baseball box details show the Giants defeating the Dodgers 6 to 3. Numerous player lines, pitcher notes, and inning references appear in fragmented form, listing names such as Worthington, Walker, Rhodes, and Lehaman along with score and pitching notes.
Ambiguous Baseball Scoring Confuses National League Play
Fragmented lines from an Associated Press recap mention players and scores with unclear team names. The text lists several batters and pitchers, including Fowler and Kilperaia, and references scheduled games and exhibitions with scattered context.
Ehrlich Stays Undefeated in City Softball
Ehrlich remains unbeaten in city softball with a 10 to 2 win over Shupe Brothers as Dale Schropy and Gary Steinmiller pace a six hit attack. First Covenant beat Weld County Garage 6 to 2 to improve to 2 losses, with Erickson collecting four hits and Johnson adding two for First Covenant. After three weeks Ehrlich leads the standings with 30 points, followed by First Covenant and Weld County Garage, as teams chase top spots in the city league.
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Ehrlionic Motors
First Covenent Church
Forbes Field
Hursing
Ehrlich
Shype Brothers
First Covenent
Wes County Garage
Phrich
Dale Schropy
Gary Steinmiller
Steinmiller
Shupe
Fick Flickenger
Ehrlich Bucker
Vince Erickson
Weld County Garage
Dean Johnson
Covenant
Ault Vfw
Land Ehelich
First
Covenant Land
Greeley Dials
Greeley Baptist
Evans Vew
Jaycves
Shupe Brothers
Shupe View
Steinmilley and
Sampson
Silverster
Frantz
First Covenant
Weld County
Erickson
Lofgren
Hittner
Doke
Denver Woman's Golf Tournament Semifinals Contested
Sixteen year old Beth Stone of Afuskogte Ohio defeated Mrs Frank Murray of Denver 6 and 5 to reach the semifinals at the Denver Country Club. Sally Hardwick of Longmont Colorado was eliminated by Mrs Emmett Heitler of Denver 4 and 2. Judy Bell of Wichita Kansas upset Dorothy Taylor of New York 1 up.
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Denver
Judy Bell
Wichita
Kan
Bris
Dorothy ‘Taylor
Sama Fe
N. My Heat
Ray Shelton
Dallas
Erratic Dane Champ Loses at Wimbledon
Kurt Nielsen, an erratic Danish seed, was upset in the third round at Wimbledon by Luis Ayala 5 7 64 64 5 7 64, as the cold rainy day favored few seeds. Althea Gibson of New York narrowly avoided defeat, beating Ann Shilcock 6 6 2 6 1 to advance toward becoming Wimbledon champion.
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National
Urooklyn abkoaXew
Abbeo Glitam
Arig Reese
SBT
Raila
Waskson
Motinnan Ty
Phbodee
Furie
Tdi Oheanen
LPO Walker
iCaallera Hoyt
Fahman Po
Iliremays
Arana
Whiley
Sorncer
Saccl
Centernn
Worthington
Rhodes
Walker
Sam
Casilenien
Trasct
Selana
Whitspencer
Sam Ir—Meandt
Caallemac
Brandt White
Speacer
Water
Se—Rhodes
DD Walker
Ba—Walker
Reeve
Tal
Brooklyn
New York
Gwe
Ry Worthington
Jackson
Bessent
Grivenr
L—Renesente H. T
Wimbledon
England
Kurt Nielsen
Anl
Seadings
Luis Ayala
Althea Gibson
Miss Gibson
Ann Shilcock
Britain
Delayalion
Read chooses Canon City over Buena Vista in burglary case
Benjamin Read, 18, received a 1 10 3 year sentence on a burglary charge from Judge John Marsalis in District Court. Read, who had served time at Buena Vista, asked for the Canon City penitentiary noting a preference for that facility and his belief he could succeed there.
UAW Broadcaster Admits Mistake Over Earlier Claim
Washington based radio voice for the United Automobile Workers says he erred earlier this year when he asserted that the oil and gas lobby was buying seniors by the bustel. Nunn made the confession Thursday in a statement.
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Washington
Guy Nunn
The
United Automobile Workers
UAW
Bomb Hurts Four Denverites Outside Paramount Theater
A small firework bomb was hurled from a passing car into a sidewalk crowd in front of the Paramount Theater on 16th Street. A woman and three girls were injured slightly as onlookers watched a trampoline gymnastics exhibition. the car sped away before license details could be obtained.
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Denver
Paramount Theater
16Th St
Izaak Walton League Seeks Outside Experts for Colorado Study
The Colorado Izaak Walton League asked Gov. Johnson to invite the Wildlife Management Institute to review the State Game and Fish Department. The move aims to improve administration for sportsmen amid tensions between technicians and nine commissioners, and to foster closer Dept cooperation with the Highway Department to limit stream damage near bridges.
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Izaak Walton League
Colo
Gunnison
Colorado
Gov. Johnson
State Game and Fish Dept
Joseph W. Penfold
Izaak Wallon League
Sportsmen
Colorado League
Game
Fish Dept
Highway Dept
Legion Elks at La Salle in District 3 showdown
Greeley Legions Elks travel to La Salle for a feature District 3 game. La Salle defends the title after recent losses. expected starters include Dick Humphrey for La Salle and Russ Porter for Greeley. Last season Greeley beat La Salle twice but faced tougher league results overall.
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Legion-Elks
la Salle
Greeley
Elks Gate
Faafure Ganas
Legler Bave Batl
E Wa
Greeley Les
J.T Merk
Guy Reiff
Dick Humphrey
Kareey
Prie D'Amato
Awart Russ Porter
Humphr
Bouller
Boulders
Uaper
Fort Lupton
Bobider
Loveland
Fort Collins
Legend
Gronfey
Jana Jone
Boulder
Bear Sluggers Cinch Victory by 4th Inning
The Senators held a slim advantage by the fourth, as Denver, Indianapolis, and Louisville posted strong showings in the American Association. Rudy Regalado and Dave Pope hit back to back home runs for Indianapolis, while Denver exploded with five runs early and eight more in the fourth. Gasque struggled, leaving after a line drive fractured his hand, and the Grizzlies endured a rough finish as Denver pummeled the bullpen.
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Associated Press
Charleston Senators
Senators
St Paul
Denver
Indianapolis
Gwahs
Wichita
Louisville
Minneapolis
O Ansother
Rudy Regalada
Dave Pope
Fitches
Wally Burnette
Grizzlies
Ed Gasque
Denver Woman Dies After 43 Year Old Tragedy
Obituary notes 85 year old Marguerite De Hullinan of Denver who died at home after a long life that began with a murder suicide in St Paul involving her first husband. She later remarried Gus Holtman of Denver and survived him.
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Denvar
Macguerite de Hullinan
Funera Ss
St. Mavi
Minn
Denver
Marguerite Logan
John
Curl
St. Paul
Marguerite
Wride
Troy
Carl
California
New York
Gus Holtman
Two Utah Girls Reported Missing Near Vernal
Two Utah girls reported missing from their home in Alfowstone Natinmat ark were believed seen in Vernal Wednesday night and Thursday morning. Officers said the girls were believed headed for Artesia Cole when they left here.
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Vernal
Utah
Yarnal Porjae
Artesia
Cole
Millikin’s Health Improves After Washington Visit
Governor Johnson reports notable improvement in Senator Eugene Millikin of Colorado since last seen in Washington. Johnson, returning from a seven day trip, told reporters Millikin is looking a lot better and showing great progress in his health.
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Denver
Eugene Millikin
R-Cato
Johnson
Washington, D. C
Ile
Sports Scores and Standings Across Major Leagues
The Pacific Coast League led with San Francisco 4 4 over Los Angeles, while Seattle and Vancouver trailed. International League results showed Buffalo and Toronto splitting wins, and the Texas League featured San Antonio and Dallas in tight contests. Western and Southern leagues listed Pueblo, Colorado Springs, and Mobile tallying losses and wins, with several games postponed or to be completed later.
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Pale
Charie
Cois
Roberlaén
Teriztetoa
Ming
Klien
News Critacs
Chatisnooga
Avista
Pueblo
Amanda
Valley
Bullrgs
Eeeateio
Idaho’ Alle
Ealse
Legion Elks B Nips La Salle In League Test
La Salle's Legion B fell 10 to 8 as Greeley Legion Elks B raced seven runs in the fifth and three in the seventh. Abie Garcia drove in the key runs with a bases loaded double and two hits in five at bats. Tom Good and Jerry Kathiel added hits, while La Salle leaders Root Stricker and Renke produced the best hits. Greeley, next hosting Longmont, then Platteville, saw Whitman on the mound in the upcoming game.
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LA Salle
Greatey LegionElks
Legion
Thoreday
la Zalla
Greecy
Abie Garcia
Tiple
Tom Good
Jerry Kathiéf
Garcia
Good
Root
Twith
Stricker
Sitht
Renke
Greeley
Longmont
Platteville
George Whitman
Legion Elks
Whitman
May Renke
Ike Demands Strong Stand Against Critics
President Eisenhower summoned Defense Secretary Wilson to the hospital and urged him to take a firm line against attacks on the administration defense program. Hagerty quoted the president as saying it was his own directive and emphasized a tough stance.
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Ike
Wilson
Washington
Fisenhower
Defense
Administration
Presi Lee Feary
James CG. Hagerty
Quake Recorded on North Pacific Coast
A strong quake measured magnitude 6.5 was recorded on the North Pacific coast. It struck at 4 01 43 p m local time, with seismographs at the University of California registering the event. Authorities report no immediate damage details.
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North
Pacific Coast
Berkeley, Galil. U
Mirsday
University of California
Colorado Guardsmen Begin Fort Ord Training Stint
Denver reports one hundred Colorado National Guard recruits depart on Thursday for an eight week basic military training at Fort Ord California. Training will cover drill discipline weapons handling and physical conditioning under state and federal supervision.
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Denver
Colorado National Guard
Ink Heya
Ft ‘Ord
Cincinnati Dominates All Star Starting lineup in 1956 vote
New York report details the All Star selections with five Reds starting, led by Frank Robinson and Gus Bell. Mantle leads total votes for the American League, Campanella high for National starters, with allocations reflecting fan choices and upcoming manager selections.
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Jack Hand
New York
Washington
Cincinnati
Dale Long
Pittsburgh
Ken, Boyer
St.Louis
Incinnati
Hodley
Ted Kluszowski
Ray Jablonski
Wally ‘Post
Jonnoy Temple
Roy
Healey
Witt
Campanella
Kluszew
Red Schoenff
Endie Mathews
Milweu
Erole Hanky
Chicago
del Ennis
Philadelphia
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Dan Mueller
Jim Finigan
Kansas City
Mantle
Berra
Boston
Rickey Vernon
Ted Williams
Detroit
al Ksline
Harvey Kuen
Nelle Fox
George Kell
Baltimore
Casey Stengel
Walter Alston
Truckload of Cherries Spilled Near Avondale
Avondale residents gathered about two tons of cherries after a truck overturned twice on the highway. The driver, Jerry Shriver, 17, of Panania, escaped with a sprained finger while en route to Le Junta in western Colorado with a load of cherries from the western state.
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Avondale
U. S
Jerry Shriver
Shriver
Shivers Signals Possible Ike Backing in 1956 Run
Texas governor Allan Shivers said on Thursday he would support President Eisenhower for re election if the Democrats nominate a candidate with better views. He noted he would need to be persuaded, and recalled backing Eisenhower over Adlai Stevenson in 1952.
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Washington
Allan Shivers
Texas
Eisenhower
Adlai
Wheatland Youth Killed Climbing Near Cliff
A 16 year old Wheatland resident, Paul Richard, died Thursday after falling about 100 feet while climbing near a cliff in the mountains roughly 25 miles northwest of Wheatland. The tragedy occurred as he attempted the ascent, with authorities noting the fatal impact was instantaneous.
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Wheatland, Wy, Gt
Wheatland
Paul Richard
Almast
Women's Amateur Tennis Leaders Shine in Brill and Wimbledon Events
In a busy day of women’s tennis, Sirois, Ward and Faltoq advanced in the Brill Women’s Amateur Tournament as play moved through Sunningvale and nearby venues. Althea Gibson and Louise Prough posted notable results at Wimbledon, with strong showings by midweek contenders and continued excitement in Chicago area events.
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Presb cOkr
Sunningvale
England
Stargart
Sirois Becine
Nilen
Mary’ Faltoq
Duaryen
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Vai
Toy Titer
Angele Ward
Armirtnary
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Weahersfield
Conp
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Ane Yee
New York
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Louise Prough
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Celi
Jennifer Middistan
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Mul
Roslyn
Chicago
Captuya
Ke Atden Shereotto
Arline Fom
Inglewood
Calif
Foren
Hilson
Briggs Takes All the Blame for Tiger Feud
Detroit Tigers president Walter Briggs Jr. admitted fault amid a public feud, apologizing for foolish statements and saying no personnel changes would occur until season end unless ordered by new owners. Coach Joe Gordon, 41, who shifted from Yankees links, faced fallout as the club seeks stability amid bidding for ownership.
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Joe Gordon
Detroit ‘Tigers
Tiger
Walter
Spike) Briggs Jr
Lorie
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Fla
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Hall
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Tigers
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Macky Ha
Southerners Feature Intercollegiate Golf
Ohio State’s Rick Jones, celebrating his birthday, faces a quartet of Texan rivals and lone entrants from Oklahoma California and North Carolina as the Bath National Intercollegiate Golf Tournament reaches quarterfinal play in Columbus Ohio on Thursday with eightball remaining.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rick Jones
Ohio State
Buckeye
Oklaiama
California
North Carolina
Centennial Track Opens Friday with Big Season Hopes
Centennial Race Track in Denness Washington opens its seventh season this Friday with aspirations for a strong run. Racing is set for Saturday and will resume July A, featuring the $5,000 Centennial Handicap as its main attraction. The season closes September 8. Star mare My Lovely owned by J H Thatcher of Pueblo will be absent after being sent to Kentucky for reading. My Lovely won last summer’s $5,000 Columbine Handicap for the fifth straight year and led money earnings at the track with $19,625.
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Denness WA — Centennial
My Lovely
J. H.thatcher
Kentucky
Lovely
Wiffi Smith Wins British Women's Golf Championship
Wiffi Smith, 1 year club secretary from St. Clair Michigan, defeated Mary Patton Jangsen of Charlotte, Virginia, 8 and 7 at Sunningdale to claim the British women's amateur title. She led 2 up at lunch and completed the match with a late surge, becoming the third American to win the title.
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Sunningdale
England
Margaret Cvhn
Smith
St. i Clair
Mich
Mary Patton Jangsen
Charlottesuiva
Miss Smith
Iisky Powerhitter
Secresary
St. Clair
Poly Hilley
Fort Worth
Tex
Pat O'Sullivan
Pirates Field Target of Crank Threats to Bomb
A crank threatened to set off incendiary bombs at Forbes Field home of the Pirates along with a department store and theaters. A search found no bomb before the night game. 9 315 fans attended mostly unaware of the threat.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Chinnall
Yama Bahama Faces Gil Turner Tonight at Madison Square
In a Friday night bout at Madison Square Garden the newcomer Yama Bahama from Bimini Bahamas makes his bow against veteran Gil Turner. Event billed as a rain eventer versus seasoned light heavyweight challenger with both fighters aiming for momentum.
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Gil Turner
Wey Yorkly
Asadison Square Garden
Yama Bahama
Bimini
Bahama Islands
Matels
Suggs Leads Women's Western Open After Round Two
Des Moines replies Suggs from Sea Island Ga holds a three stroke lead entering Friday's second round of the Women's Western Open at Wakonda. The 37 year old shoots a 72 on Thursday to set a new women's record as defending champion Pally Bacg eyes a sixth title. Tied for second are Selly Hanson Jo Ane Prentice and amateurs Ruth Jessan and Jackie Yates.
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Des Moines
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Wakonda
Pally Bacg
Pally Fer
Selly Hanson
Apple Valley
Calif
Jo Ane Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Ruth
Jessan
Seattie J
Jackie Yates
Honolili
Card of Thanks for Care and Visits
Fritzler expresses sincere gratitude for cards gifts and visits received during recent illness at Weld County hospital. Special thanks to the nurses and to M r Corl Fritzler for kindness and support.
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Fritzler
Weld County
Corl Friteier
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