Local Elks Walk To Victory 14-2 at Boulder
The Elks defeated Boulder 14 to 2 in a district 3 event. Dave Valencia, Armijo and Nelson led with walks and timely hits as Elks pitchers held the opposition. Greeley and Armijo contributed multiple runs with strong defense backing up the win.
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Boulder
Bowlrek
Elky Warraatly
Mwaeaixelses
Duidder
Winivatay
Elks
Hewen
Paulee
Pileher
Dave Tikone
Careeloy
Dui
Neloln
Miller
Arnie
Arawn
Dimny Gibbs
Waller
Nelson
Dave Valencia
Avi Armija
del Bonner
Bel Cellez
Brown
Gills
Jéoder
Tisune
Grorley
Milles
Olenera
Armija
Roohier
Allen
Tellex
Greeley
Brulkler
Sealtand
Arno
Lawsen
B. Allen
Toselon
Burehor
Murray
Trish Nobrgang
Wiper Elks
Armijo
Bonner
Valencia
Tissue
Dunings
Tellez
Doser Arun
Duren Stops Saints 10-2 for Denver
The Associated Press reports Duren defeated the Saints 10 to 2 as Minneapolis pitcher Fete Burnside was knocked down but recovered to win. Denver’s Marvin Thornaburty hit his 18th homer, and Youvayne Duron allowed five runs in the Saints’ loss, keeping Denver atop the standings in a tense race.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Fete Burnside
Omaha
Wichita Braves
Millers
Charleslan
St Paul
Denver
Saints
Bell and Hale prominent locals attend interment notices
George Wo Bell of Ou A BG Services and Wayne Hagoneth of 10st are listed for interment services on Monday from Maeve Tirmvhig Ioan and Maeva Drewing Feat Interment Lotrland Comefors. Also mentioned are Cel Connell of Selle and Gear Caldwell with relatives Welthe and Ay Incie Molle. funeral attendees gathered at Reans Lown tery.
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Bell George Wo Bell
Maeve Tirmvhig Ioan
Imermort
Haworth
Wayne Hagoneth
Servieaa
Maeva Drewing
Lotrland Comefors
Alte
A Ali Connell
Ar Selle
Gear Caldwell
Woehler Family Names in May Court Records
Fragmentary OCR lists members of the Woehler family and relatives connected to a May court or legal matter, mentioning addresses in Illinois and Minnesota locations, with references to Mrs Hoboria and Traywands Cally. The text shows multiple spellings and unclear relations, suggesting a genealogical or probate record in a local court.
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Musband
Tiherta
Woehlers
Maysard
Calis
Hoboria Raat
West Ne Greeley
Nancy’ Bliss
Traywands
Cally Gront
Lindlion & Soa Fort Brief Notice of Obituary
Alfred Mo tanhaw of Hudson is noted as husband of Harriet Pantin and father of Keynethay Rocks teday. Glnnn White of Wizkineaml and Barry of Ay aon are also mentioned with locations in Florida and Georgia, in a brief funeral notice dated Monday at Metrolist whureh.
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Dunuam
Alfred Mo Tanhaw
Hudson
Harriet Pantin
Keynethay Rocks
Teday
Fla
Mee
Glnnn White
Wizkineaml
Barry
Ay Aon
Berviers Monilay
Metrolist
Whureh
la San Hater
Mient
Hriehton
Maxwell and Litfler Deadlock At Western Open
Maxwell and Litfler tied for halfway lead at the 54th Western Open golf tournament in Detroit. Rain slowed Plum Hollow, both posted sub par rounds. Maxwell carded 67 after a 66 first round. Litfler 69 after a 67.
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Oatrole
Billy Maxwell
Oilessa
Ter
Gene LiUer
Singing We
Cilif
Maxwell
Giller
Plum Hallow
Pach
Pate-Afler
Lilller
Las Vegas
Bauer Leads at 36 in Open Golf at Winged Foot
Alice Bauer, 29, shoots 1 under par 71 to take a lead at the National Women's Open at Winged Foot. Marlene Baller Hagee trails, while other contenders include Martone and Jameson. The field features minor rivals Dodd Hicks and others as the first round unfolds.
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Alamatoneck
Nin
Alien
Naver
Ant
Mar- Tene
Alice
Salurday
Marlene
Marlene Baller Hagee
Martone
Shati
Sk Rawls
Kappa
Sysrlanburg
S. Jc
Mise Bauer
Miss Jameson
San Antonio
Ter
Miss Dodd
Lannaville
Miss Hicks
Long Baath
Call
La Salle defeats Kansas City Life 7-1 in exhibition
La Salle Se overcame Kansas City Life 7-1 as Pepper Morgan and Kurzyna led a seven inning rally. Harold Mayer earned the win, fanning 10 over five innings, while Pat Riley pitched well for Life before La Salle broke the game open with a five run seventh inning and a four run eighth.
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LA Salle
Kansas City Life
Denver
Pepper Morgan
Kansan City Life
Pat Riley
John Root
Morgan
Kurzyna
Graff
Hill Schmidt
Harold Mayer
Dale Lopee
In Salle
Lopes
Salle
Langmont
Pam
Kansas City
McGee
Hartley
Oil Blunkhardt
Gilmore
Snyder
Funiuge
A-Ak
Wpe
Ab Collins
Rt Postrum
Utjbo Salle
Rains
Uh Graff
Sehmidh
Tenke
Mayer
Lopez
Life
Rils
Grals
Root
Schmidt
Riley
Sb— Raines
Shyder
Lub
X.C. Life
Bb— Mayer
So— Mayer
Riley J
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Ho—Mayer
Miley
Vienings Land
Mayer A Anda
Riley Mand
Posirum
Snydjer
Maley
Ailey
Wright and Gorman
Mounties Seals Lead With Coast League Race Tightens
Mounties press to seize Pacific Coast League lead as San Francisco slips after a 4 game loss. Vancouver closes on the Seals while Portland suffers a loss. San Diego’s Rudy Repalado extends hitting streak to 26 games aiding Padres, who sit fourth. Seattle’s Charley Habe nets a 3 0 win at Hollywood and Fresno trails.
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Associated Press
Martin
Vancouver
San Francisco
Mounties
Seals
Portland
Lyo
Angeles
San Diego
Rudy Repalado
Padres
Sacramento
Seattle
Charley Habe
Hollywood
SY Hee
Seixas and Flam Reach Wimbledon Quarters in Tough Wins
Seixas and Flam advanced to the Wimbledon quarterfinals amid strong showings. Seixas, the 1953 champ, defeated Mak Anderson 4-6 6-2 6-2 6-3, while Flam beat Billy Knight 6-3. Dorothy Head Knode joined three other Americans in the women’s quarterfinals with another solid round. Top seeds Gibson Brough Hard moved forward, Patty fell to Fraser.
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Pimemedos
England
Develocan Vic Semas
Philadelphia
Herbie Flam
Beverlyns
Galil
Budge Patty
Wea
Airs
Dorothy Head Knode
Forest Hills
Darlene Hard
Scixns
Downing Mak Anderson
Patty
Los Angeles
Paris
Avelentia
Neale Fraser
Country Club Plans Second Scotch Mixed Foursome
The Greeley country club hosts its second Scotch Mixed Foursome at 2:30 pm led by pro Terry Bell who announced the event on Saturday. Entries for the Greeley Invitational Self tournament are received from Horace Atkinson Chuck Wherler Ernie Hanks Ray Bratiek and others. Qualifying rounds list past champions including Ernie Hanks Mel Bedinger Frank Austin Larry Eaton Markith ay and Dun Dios with 23 players entered. Bell will continue free lessons for teens as the club aims to grow participation.
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Greeley - Weg
Ossll
Terry Bell
Country Club Pro
Country Club
Greeley
Horace Atkinson
Chuck , Wherler
Ernie Hanks
Ray Bratiek
Tanzman
Mel Bedinger
Frant Austin
Larry Eaton
Markithay
Dun Dios
Bannd Tex
Eaton Jr
Bell
Orioles Tie AL Record With Four Straight Shutouts
American League leaders stay deadlocked as Orioles extend a scoreless streak to 41 innings tied to Moore and Brown. Milwaukee moves to first with a 4 2 win over Pittsburgh while Giants and Cubs prep for rough NL races. Contenders battle as Redlegs, Cardinals, and Braves swing for position in a tight circuit.
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Orioles
Milwaukee
ED Wilks
Associated Press
Hec
Skinny) Brown
Bill Lees
Connie Johnson
Any Marie
Baltimore
Ilowes Manve
Cleveland
Ballymore
Anler
Giirpinee Bina
Nivel
Tlye
Woodlock
Chicago
New York
Realnard
White Sox
Washington
Lair Yankees
Kansas City
Boston
Detitt
Tigers
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Moore
Thhree
Jim Busby
Detroit
Brown
Oakland
Warren Spahn
Bob Friend
Spahn
Giants
Larry Jackson
Daryl Spencer
Curt Barclay
Mary Grisgom
Dog Owner Trainer Suspended After Drug Test at Mile High
Denver reports the Colorado Racing Commission suspended veteran dog trainer after traces of a drug appeared in a greyhound named Having Ring on Mile High Kennel Club’s program. The suspension, ordered by secretary M. A. Christensen, follows a positive test shocker amid other incidents in Puebla and Phoenix involving trainers W. C. McLaughlin and dogs Mac Speck and Having Ring.
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Mile High
Denver
Colorado Raving Commission
Irsimur Arch OrGeer
M.A. Christensen
Compussion
DrGeet
Puebla
Jalake Avenue Park
W. C McLaughlin
Phoenix
Enniral Mclaughlin
Mac Speck
Results By Hx Associated Press American League
Schedule and results from major league games with teams such as New York St Law, Crane, Burdette, Brooklyn Chicago and Philadelphia. Mentions players like Roberts, Ache, Erskine, Araya, Wehmeier, Smith, Cardwell, Hicker and Morehead with various game notes and outcomes.
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Web
Pel
GE Mulienker
St Laws oPee Cinelnnadi
Baba
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Pittahueth
Chicago
St. Laws
Crane
Erskine
Auab
Cinglonsil
Roberts& Ty
Ache
Ala
SD Milwauder Han Ma
O'Brien
Araya
Spuhn
Crnnall
Barclay
Grissom
Thomae Radison
Wehmeier
Smith
Momey
Cardwell
Hicker
Morehead
Lopata
Lanne
Jeticoat
Balle
Sports Roundup From Various Leagues With Delayed Games
Samuel Knox of the University of New Hampshire 100 Club was noted as a former standout in NH football boxing and track who later played pro football with the Detroit Lions. The update lists postponed games across leagues including the International Southern and Western circuits with scores from Shreveport Austin Fort Worth and others, plus notes on upcoming or rescheduled matchups.
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Samuel Knox
University of New Hampshire
de- Iralt Linas
J S Racer Sets 177 MPH Mark at Monza Race
American racer J S is said to have hit 177 mph on the Monza track during the 500 miler, with European rivals dropping out as Jaguars and other U S qualifiers chased the pace. The field suffered tire wear and a damaged shock absorber as the race stretched on, leaving American entrants prominent among the finishers.
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Monza
Maly WA
Rettenhausen
Evropean Conpetelora
Indianapolis
Drithh
Jaguars
Lemans
France
U.S
Care
Limis
Andy Linden
Kure Als-Kraft
Pat O'Connor
North Veron
Ind
Kairlis-Kraft
Bob Veith
Oakland
Calif
Bob Estes
Jimmy Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Dean
Johnny Parsons
Los Angeles
Kuzma
Three Non-Redlegs Named National All Stars
Commissioner Frick and NL and AL presidents named Stan Musial Willie Mays and Hank Aaron to the National League All Stars to counter an excess of Cincinnati votes. The action bypassed eight Reds starters and kept other Reds in contention amid fan ballots nationwide.
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New York
Stan Musial
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Ford Frack
Cincinnati
Frick
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
New York Giants
Aaron
Milwaukee
Warren Giles
National League
Will Harridge
Clogintati Times-Star
Basilio and Robinson Set September Middleweight Clash in New York
Promoter Jim Norris targets mid September in New York for a middleweight title bout between Carmen Basilio and Ray Robinson. Possible sites include Polo Grounds or Yankee Stadium with Sept 16 17 or Sept 23 24 under consideration. Robinson earns 43 percent and Basilio 20 percent after a 5 percent concession. No radio or TV deal yet. Basilio spoke from Buffalo en route home after exhibition in Pittsburgh, saying he was glad the arrangement is settled.
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Jack Hand
New York
Luger
Ray Robinson
Carmen Basilia
Jim Norris
Floyd Patterson
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Norris
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Robinson
Randy Turpin
Basilio
Sugar Ray
Buffalo
N.Y
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Basilic
Jim
U S Women Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals as Men Falter
Wimbledon report notes Althea Gibson Louise Brough and Darlene Hard advance to the women's quarterfinals while American men struggle. Mike Green loses to Ashley Cooper, Karol Fageros falls to Rose Maria Reyes, and top players including Lew Hoad eye Saturday quarterfinal bids as the event nears its finish.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Althea Gibson
Louise Brough
Darlene Hurd
Mike Green
Miami
Fla
Ashley Cooper
Karol Fageros
Mexico
Rose Maria Reyes
Karol
Miss Gibson
New York
Harlem
Gem Boahing
Miss Brougl
Beverly Bills
Qlasf
Heather Brewer
Bermudi
Miss Hard
Montebello
Calif
Seered
Edda Luding
Germany
Iusup
Sochan
Lew Hoad
America
Vis Seixas
Philadelphia
Herbin Flam
Beverly Hills
Budge
Los Angeles
Finalists Shine as Baxter Wettlaufer Lead Morgan Event
Ray Baxter and Ward Wettlaufer reach the finals of the Morgan tournament in Kansas City. Morgan, rising star Marcelino Moreno of Texas AAM faces strong early baseball notes as North and St. Louis matchups highlight the page. Hill and Hartack feature as jockey and trainer in local race context.
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Jim Harpster
Colorado Springs
Rex Raster Jr
Ward Wettlaufer
Hamilton College
Clinton
N.Y
Kansas City
Morgan
KCAA
Starler
Kan
A5 City Athletics
Marcelino Moreno
Texas
AAM
Donnell Adams
St. Louis Browns
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Yankees
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Detroit
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Gene Litfler
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K. C. Life
W. E. Grevley
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