Weld County Bank Wins Pitching Duel In Softball
Weld County Bank edged Lundyalll Really 2 0 in a Civic League game at Parkes Field as Martin blanked the opposition with a one hit shutout. Pepper Morgan and John Blatnick sparked the offense with fifth inning bore hits and Blalnick later led Weld County Rink with two hits. First Covenant Church, Our Savior's, and Capitol Packing posted other league results as Shupe & Yost boosted a nine run second inning and Hungenberg and Whitefield homered for rival clubs. Saturday schedule listed features for Greeley Merchants Astros Conns Cozy Cale and First Southern Baptist.
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First Covenant
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Hungenberg
Eisenach
Our Savior
Whitefield
Shupe & Yost
Fahrenbruch
Hupe
Yost
Tourines
Slaughter
Na ‘Capitol
Greeley Merchants
Astros
Conns
Lakes at high elevations remain frozen delaying fishing
The Coloratio Fish Department reports lakes above 10500 feet stay frozen and may not thaw until mid July. Some 10000 foot lakes are open but fish activity is limited for now. Fish manager Wayna Seaman urges anglers to check conditions before packing into timberline region lakes still possibly iced.
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Fish Department
Wayna Seaman
Cimberline
July Trout Plantings Timed Across Colorado State
Officials from the Colorado Game and Fish Department announced July rainbow trout plantings statewide. Fish will range seven to ten inches, with totals approaching 12,000 in some locations. Also mentioned are other species and upcoming events involving whitewater boating and national championships, including entries from Salida and the possibility of U S team participation in Germany.
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Colorado Game and Fish Department
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Yost
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Hon Dablender
Bank
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Salida - Arkansas
Glenna
Springs
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Colorado Gurme and Fish] Commission
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Ed Green to coach Holly high school teams next fall
Ed Green, who aided Galer fon to the 1981 State Class C basketball title, will head football, basketball and track at Holly High School in Colorado next fall while attending Colorado State College for a master's degree. Tote Glo Soccer grows popular in Glenwood Springs and Aspen.
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Galer Fon
Holly
Colo
Molly Iz
Auminar Green
Colorado State College
Aspen
Rumors Denied Hemus Fired As Cardinals Manager
ST. LOUIS AT— rumors circulated Thursday that Solly Hemus had been fired as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals. General Manager Bing Devine denied the report, saying no change was under consideration as the Redbirds linger in sixth place and have dropped three straight and 14 of 20. Devine called the rumors baseless and stated no managerial change is contemplated.
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Reds
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Devine
Solly Hemus Ix Rif
Don Hoak's Gloats Over 1955 Dodger Deal History
Don Hoak recalls the 1955 Dodgers trade and his path to the Pirates. He cites Alston and Savasil, says he improved after moving to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, and reflects on joining the Pirates at the start of 1959 amid remarks on his Dodgers years.
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AP News
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Chicago
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Hank
Fort Myers
Fla
Alston
Walt Alston
Bavast
Buzzie Savasil
Battler
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Fishermen and hunters urged to value sport over meat
Fran Waugh of the Colorado Fish and Game district urged Kiwanis members that sport should be the main objective in fishing and hunting. He highlighted rules to release undersized trout, expand catch limits at Parvin Lake, and the strain on public waters and fish trucks amid rising hunter numbers.
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Fran Waugh
Loy
Kiwanis Club
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Parvin Lake
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Kiwants
Sylvandale
Fussup
Dig Thompson
Canyon
Mary Mosier
Greeley
Chiff, Campbell
Parede Camualitee
RHE First Covenant 000 218-11 1d 1 Our Saviors
Whitefield and Addl families attend service at Our Saviors. covenant notes and references to father Oltraon in parish records.
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Whitefield
Piersall and Hale Fined for Fight
Cleveland slugger Jim Piersall and teammate Bob Hale were fined 100 and 59 dollars by the American League for their roles in a brawl with Detroit pitcher Jim Bunning. Piersall sparked the incident by charging the mound after being struck on the wrist, inciting a chaotic melee as players from both sides joined the fray.
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Clevelan
Jim Piersall
Bob Hale
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Piersall
Onta
Fights Fouls Cost Money by the Associated Press
A jumble of names and places reports a baseball and racing context with unclear facts. It mentions Gabe Paul and Al Grant with teams in Los Angeles and Cleveland, along with Rochester and Jersey City. The piece references betting records and costs tied to faults and fast balls, and a 1960 showing for the Delaware Steeplechase.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
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International Baseball
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Rochester
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Poe
Wimbledon and Open results amid scattered sports notes
Ambiguous rundown of tennis and horse racing results across several locations. Mentions of Wimbledon with Chris Craufurd and others, plusOpen tennis and jockey finishes including Divine Comedy at Belmont and Arden Store races at Arlington Park. Names and scores are fragmentary.
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Chick McKinley
Minot Renodies
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Sickey Wroahl
Aang Prentice
Flint
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Stars Hitting Willie Mays Lead Giants in Doubleheader Sweep
The Giants beat the Pirates 8-7 in the opener with Willie Mays going 6-for-8 and driving in seven, including a third homer in the game and a late RBI triple. In the nightcap Dick Hall allowed two hits and one earned run in a 4-1 victory as Baltimore toppled Oakland, with eight strikeouts and one walk.
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Willie Mays
Giants
Piilies
Triple
Goa
Ole
Dick Hall
Orioles
A's
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