Compton Ace Clears 7-Foot High Jump for World Record
At the Olympia trials in Los Angeles Charley Dumas from Compton Junior College cleared 7 feet 4 inches, signaling a rising Olympic team strength. The meet showcased multiple world marks, including Glenn Davis’s 400 meter hurdles 49.5 and Bobby Morrow’s 100 meters 10.3s, with several athletes tying or surpassing world records in prelims and finals.
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Los Angeles
Uncle Sam
Coliseum
Charley Dumas
Ihyearoll
California
Compton Junior College
Duras
Ohio State
Glenn Davis
Yuriy Lituyey
Ussr
University of Texas
Eddie Southern
Josh Culbreath
Marines
Bobby Morrow
Lima
Duke
Dave Elmeo
Bud Held
Aubrey Lewis
Notre Dame
Evoie Shelton
Orogan
Milus
Fred Wilt
New York
Curt Stone
Stone
Mark Falls
Parry O'Brien
Ken Bantam
Manhattan College
Bill Nieder
Kansas
Dantum
Nieder
O'Brien
Cy Young
Bill Miller
Arizona State College
Tempe
Major League Leaders in Batting and Hitting Highlights
The listing shows American League leaders with batting and runs batted in and stolen bases for players from New York, Cleveland, Detroit, and other clubs. It notes top home runs by Mantle and Sievers, with important figures from Washington and Chicago, followed by National League leaders including Musial, Snider, and Robinson among others.
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Manile
New York
TE Maxmel
Mamie
New
Malley
Boxer
St. Lois
Sabe
Asan
Cincinnatis
Hune — Robinson
Cincinnaci
Bar Buys Youle
Snider
Brooklen
Bayer
Lonny
Heyer
St. Lote
Ipalder
Brooklyn
Ranke
Chirsen
Laney
BYU to Play in Holiday Basketball Festival at MSG
New York city report that BYU has accepted an invitation to join Ohio State and ECAC members in the fifth annual Holiday Basketball Festival at Madison Square Garden. ECAC commissioner Asa S. Bushnell said six ECAC teams will be chosen later, with the festival set for December dates.
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Gnew York
Irizham
Young
Skyline
Madison Square Garden
Asa S. Bushnell
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference
BYU
Ohio State
ECAC
Hazelton Caucus Moves to Mosier Home for Precinct 40
The Republican caucus for precinct 40 in Hazelton will be held at 9 p.m. Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mosier instead of the Carl Mossberg residence. Weld County caucuses will choose delegates to the county assembly in Greeley on July 14.
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Hazelton
George Mosier
Carl Mossberg
Weld County
Greeley
Obituary notices for Hoenley, Marsh, and Yager
Obituaries list William H. Hoenley Pinite Fille with Macys drawing room services 1 30 p m Monday Odd Fellows at Eston Cemetery. Grace Marsh South Ave services 3 30 p m Monday from Macy s room interment Linn Grove at YAGER Mrs Stella Yager Thursting from Macysdrax Poudre Motel services 7 p m room interment Lanny Gepee.
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William H. Hoenley
Pinite
Macys
Eston
Marsh
Grace Marth
Souoth ‘Ave
Macys Droom
Linn Greve
Larimer County forms farm conservation group
Fort Collins hosts a meeting to form the Larimer County Water Conservation Association as the local unit of a six river watershed plan. Ed Sittincoe chairs with James Coutts vice chair and Don McMillen secretary. Delegates from Fort Collins Loveland and surrounding areas discussed aims, watershed organization roles, and state coordination under the Colorado Agricultural Planning Committee plan.
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Fort Collins
Larimer County Water Conservation Assn
Colorado
Civil Service Room
Post Office
Ed M. Sitincoe
Janes Coutts
Land
Don L. McMillen
Ne~ Lillen
Sail Conservatih
T.azimet County
Colorado Agricultural Planning Committee
Colorado Assn
Charles A. Lory
Colorado A&m College
Afl
Charles L. Terrell
Carl Herezman
A&m Extension
Colorado River
Yampa
White Rivers
Arkansas and
Rio Grande
San Juan
Guy Hy Haimes
Cache Jx Poudre
Elkhorn Dama
Poudre Canyon
Pred Kluser
The
Water Supply Storage Co
Robert Barkley
Conservancy District
Robert HM. Watts
Reuben Schneider
Lariner County Farm Bureau
Bahama Defeats Gil Turner in Madison Square Garden
Bahama, a fast welter who has been moving up from middleweight, won his 23rd straight by unanimous decision over Gil Turner of Philadelphia at Madison Square Garden. Judges gave Bahama all three scores, while Turner's manager Geor gie Katz conceded the setback.
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New York
Yama Bahama
Weller
Jevel
Jarmien Basilin
Tony DeMarco
Chico Vejar
Art Arragon
Bahama
Isle of Bitihi
Bahamas
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Aaa
Madison Square
Turner
Georgie Katz
Katz
Tiahania
Nick Garmboli
Tony Eppy
Barney Feliz
Yara
Berkeley
Calit
Claude
Tiny) Thornhil
Stanford
Southern California
Suggs Leads At Des Moines Women's Open Golf
Des Moines report shows Wy Louise Fuggs leading by three strokes in windy conditions as the Women's Western Open moves to the final rounds. Mike Suggs, 33, from Sea Island Ga, shot 78 to reach 6 over par after two rounds. Mickey Wright posted 71 to move into second. Ruth Jessen, Seattle, trailed by one stroke.
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Des Moines
Louise Fuggs
Sai Gunning
Louise
Wakanda
Mike Suggs
Sea Island Ga
Hue
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Mickey
Ruth Jes
Sen
Seattie
Denver to Begin Roberts Tunnel Project for 38 Million
A six firm syndicate named Dive River Contractors bid 38.86 million for a 23 mile bore under the Continental Divide for the Denver Water Board. Roberts Tunnel will supply about 147 000 acre feet annually, roughly four percent of Denver's water. Work starts August 3 with completion targeted in 1962. The rival bid was 46 225 000 from Peter Kiewit Sons Co of Denver.
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Denver
Dive River Contractors
Continental Divide
Denver Water Board
Roberts
Peter Kiewit Sons Cou
Polio Cases Drop Sharply in Colorado
The Colorado Health Dept reports 15 polio cases this year in Colorado, down from 53 in the same period last year and far below the 1950s- era averages. Dr. Richard Reece notes only four cases since June 1, with the season starting. he predicts near control within two years.
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Denver
Colorado Health Dept
Colorado
Richard Reece
Reece
American League Baseball Scores and Player Names Mentioned
A jumbled recap lists teams and players from the American League showing scores and lineups. Mentions include Detroit, Kansas City, Cleveland, and various players such as Averill, Mess, Gorman, and Thompson with scattered clauses and partial details.
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McCail
Westrum
Millers J
Duadain
Moire
Zuverioe
Wat
Afi Chienge
Clevelind Abe
Wiken
Marlin
Giead Lellaer
Naragen
Bleree
Aelias
Lesson
Dales
Nell Up
Hepa
Averillie
Mess
Detroit
Texan and Hometowner Meet for Intercollegiate Title
Texan Rex Baxter Jr. of Houston University and Rick Jones of the Bucks clash in the SMH national Intercollegiate gow championship at Columbus. Baxter led qualifiers by six strokes on 7,320 yards while Jones, the home favorite, eyed a strong finish at the Saytut course. Baxter defeated Parhelt 3 and 2 in a later match. Jones faced Fittley as the field narrowed, both reaching finals after solid early rounds.
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Columbus
Ohio
SMH
Ohio State University
Rex Baxter Jr
Houston University
Rick Jones
Bucks
Saytut
Alex Fairways
Baxter
Amarillo
Tex
Fittley
Jack Par‘helt
Oklahoma A&m
George Clark
North Texas State
REAs Ask Congress To Support Projects
Rural electrification groups from the Missouri Basin adopt a policy urging Congress to back projects including the Frying Lane Arkansas development, the high fever al dam concept, a 2% KV transmission line from Fork Randall Dam to Grand Island Nebraska, and Niagara power under Lehman Buckley terms. The Missouri Basin Electric Consumers Assn called the meeting with TEA groups from Iowa South Dakota Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming.
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Omaha Ta
Boissouré Basin
Congress
Frying Lane
Arkansas
Fells Canyon
Fork Randall Dam
Missouri River
Grand Iswalda
Neb
Niagara Power
Lehman-Buckley Ibil
Missouri Bashi Electric Consumers Assn
Iowa
Wichita Bops Denver in 15 to 5 rout
Wichita sluggers pound Denver pitchers for 23 hits led by Earl Hersh with five hits and his 16th homer as the Bears crumble early. Denver hosts the All Star game July 16 as ticket sales roll in despite the loss and league-leading status.
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Associated Press
Denver Bears
Bears
Wichita
Newyer
St. Paul
Soulsvile
Omaha
Tnedianapolis
Nebraska
Curt Barclay
Minneapolis
Charleston
Denver
Earl Hersh
Charney Gorin
Hlmn
Shell Geis Gas in East Weld Wells Reports Discovery
Shell Oil Co announced a natural gas discovery from Shell Geis in East Weld County NE of Stoneham. Wo 1 Lobb No 1 tested 4 million cu ft daily after an hour flow, with 180 ft gas and distillate and 90 ft middy water recovered. Pressure 11259 1325 lbs. The find sits near the gas line amid other productive wells.
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Shell Qs
Weld
Shell
Stoneham
Jine
Sale Lake City
Shell Oil. Co
San Jdad County
Utah
Paradox Basin
S. F. Bowlby
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Area
Ife
Bowlby
Bluff
Desert Creek
East Boundary Buttes
Boundary’ Buttes
Paradox ‘Basin
Baseball scores and standings from multiple leagues
Scores from the Pacific Coast League International League American Association and other circuits show teams like Vancouver Los Angeles Seattle Montreal Miami Rochester and Omaha with varied results. The fragment lists numerous city matchups including Dallas Shreveport Birmingham New Orleans and Denver with several postponed or final scores across leagues.
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Tytar
Poetlard
Vancouver
Atlanta Boy Beats Australian Champ at Wimbledon
Atlanta youth Morris, a former football player from the Deep South, defeated Ashley Cooper of Australia to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals. The 24 year old rallied from a slow start, winning the final three sets 6 3, 6 3, 6 3 amid a cheering crowd on No 1 Court at Wimbledon.
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Atlanta
Wimbledon
England
Allen Morris
Deep South
Davis Co
Mor Jtis
Unclear fragments from AP report in New York sports page
Partial text shows scattered names and phrases including Yama Bahama Cal Turner and Marla Digals. Mentions sports style terms and international references but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize a specific story.
Casey Stengel Only Winner When White Sox and Indians Divide
Casey Stengel remains the lone winner in a weekend that pitted the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Indians against New York Yankees, with the Indians and White Sox both posting wins as the pennant race tightens. The Yankees widened their lead to four games after a split, while Milwaukee fell to the Cubs and San Francisco.
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Casey Stengel
Cleveland
White Sox
Cubs
Braves
ED Wilks
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Yankees
Iwoians
Stengel
Yankee Stadium
Washington
Wink
Dled
Wide Sox
Phitter
Tribe
Billy Pierce
Sox
Indians
Ronip
Boston
Baltimore
Ally Reller
Ike DeLark
Detroit
Kansas City
Hilly Hoell
Shiller
Syd
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Cincingnoli
St. Louis Cardinals
Wilmer
Vinegar Read
Mizell
Dumas
Hemera Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Randy Jackson
Gil Uidges
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Tate
New York
Hal Naragon
Score
Pierce
Sam Mele
al Smith
Bob Leman
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Compton
Odd Fellows
Rise R. A
Larimer County Water Users Farm Conservation Body
Suggs
Syndicate
SAION
Atasdinns
Ma W
Bret
Ariistiae
Thikaew
Borlon
Kenses City
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Reas
Aer Lingus
Fire
Apel
Heroes of Chisox
Li Io
Jack Harshman
Parfermrahee
Red Sox
Chicago
AP Phole
Wichita Bops
Shell Geis Gas
East Weld
Dartmoutth
Robert Rex
Hage x
Priendly Mile High Kennel Club
Parlmutuel Wagertng
Grim Arrows
Bob Trim
Clint Courtiey
Heliefers
Ben Larsen
Rip Coleman
Nets
Yanks
Pete Ramos
Hank Bower
Mickey Alonile
Jackie Jensen
Billy Goodman
Billy Klaus
Orioles
Mérter
Mel Parnell
Nike
Ray Moore
del Ork
Koafline
Maxwell
al Kaline
Charlie Maxwell
Tigers
Tom Lasorda
Redleg
Ed Bailey
Si Plas
Bobby Tel Greca
Cains
Joe Newkhall
Burns
Stu Miller
Brooks
Melicter Jark Myers
Jackson
Hodges
Ike Snider
Teres Bibs
Honer
Bob Ksh
A. Dhitter
Low Burdette
Ernie Banks
Pete
Cbs
Johnny Logan
Laker
Jim Hearn
Pirates
Vern Gaw
Olserto Clemente
Tee Wells
Bomere
Dilwarkse Ak
AOD Ibawer Ie Mathews
Bardette
Ubr Ra
Betorre Leoe Seater
Vole
Fac Nordske Sf
Aarin
Thomada
Fice Loxen
Hanks Motz
Dzvin
Fandrith
Ton Coreell
RBI
Whivenank
Lanerichy Rush
I. Adtack
Covington
Nice
Hatk
Sb—Legen
Taoks
Whiserant
Baker
Basks
Barty Agg Foatis
I —Mitwarden
China
Br-Troubridge
Siveter
Hus
Sosinater
Brooklin Ab Bo
Philadelphie Gilli
Bes Neenes Cde
Sarkhorn
Solder
Uleyiock
Drcessa
OS Weare
B.bees
Fuchla Cf
Walker
Bree Ky
Eoels
Vai
Jones
Miter
Gak Jlam
Jarkson
Hedees
E— Crystale
Abi-Kazanski
Smafey
Hodg
Sniper
Ta— Jones
Snider Sackson
Uryscale
Gian
Redmon
Kazanski
Taglock
Tmeese
Cillam
Nelson
Gefe
Palladiphia
Tyookin
Bog
Aller
Drysdale
Miller
Bleyer
Deyudale
Teeebuc
Int
S. Miller
Aleyer
Hochitrk DC
Talue
WoLabine
L—Bleyer
Aine
Chas. A. Smoot
Sth St
Green Valley Chemicals
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