Greeley wins District 3A baseball thriller over Longmont
Greeley edged Longmont 3-2 in a District 3A baseball game amid a controversial eighth inning. A pickoff dispute led to Longmont catcher Bud Jones arguing with umpire Joe Reb, who expelled Bob Cameron and halted play as Greeley went on to take the lead with timely hits from Butch Butler and Jim Anderson.
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Legion-Elks
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Bob Cameron
Joe Reb
Cameron
Langmant
Greeley
Norm Blohm
Longmont
Byohn Caldwell
Tommy Wheelec
Jim Anderson
Richard Sorensen
Butch Butler
Buller
Myron Long
al Gettman
Max Haskett
Gary Adams
Wheeler
Anderson
Bud Jones
Haskell
Haskett
Hasketl
Kansas names Tawson as new freshman track coach
Ames, Towa AP reports Bob Lave aon, fresh track coach at the University of Kansas, was named head track coach for State University. Tawson, 27, a 1956 USC graduate, succeeds Burl Berry after 12 years. He previously served as freshman coach at Kansas for two years and held one-year posts at Oregon State and USC. In 1955 he ranked third in the world in the decathlon and won USC's inspiration award twice. Lawson, a three-sport star from Aberdeen High, won PCC high hurdles in 1957 and 1968 and Inn hurdles in 1958.
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Ames
Towa
Bob Lave
Lawson
Aberdeen, Wash
Obituaries and Remembrances From Adamson Memorial Chapel
Death notices list numerous Roibal Corlina and Fret family members with locations in Graeley Denver Wichita Roswell and Switzerland. Services include recitation of the Rosary and Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church with interment at Ling Grove Memorial Garden.
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Florence B. Cartlet
Tlh
Avenan
Edward W. Corlies
Rabert W
Harbert OD
Corilen
Graeley
Kenneth E. Corlina
Braps
Arthur R
Phyllis) Cross
Roswell
New Mexico
Robert Marilyn Moore
Wichita
Adunter
Bernard
Brown
Habron
Nebr
Phillip H. Brown
Issagaah
Ward
George B.edrle
Willd
Grestum
Oregon
Grendchild
Serr
Leea
Adanton Memorial Chapel
Sunart”Memorial Gardena
Latwir Frei
Qressay
Hunland
Mun
Louie Fret
Martin
Clarence Fret
Mary Broll
Jadys Mordhoral
Ofrasley
Dorothy Hyatt
Denyer
Hrother
Bail
Toho
Fral
Dene
Albert Fret
Hender Fevl
Alfonse
Aug Frel
Switzerland
Alec
Amed
Ruibal Antonie C. Rulbal
Masih
Timotee Rutbal
Mike Rulbal
Belleflower
Joe B. Alexander
Domingo
Archie
Theodore Kul
Hal
Gremlay
Arthur Ruttal
U8. Army
Kari
Charlotte
Cheyenne
Mra
Martina Ruibal
LavVeta
Cole
Jacobo Roibal
Juanite
Quintana
Mira
Mary Trujillo
Walsenberg
Wilam Roibal
Denver
Rink Amad
Sut
Julia Arelang
Blanca
Praxades Meding
Laveta
Adamson Memorial Chapel
Qur_ Lady of Peace Catholc Church
Koontz Shuts Out Longmont 5-0 in Legion Baseball
Greeley Legion defeats Longmont 5 to 0 at Forbes Field as Duane Koontz fires a nine strikeout three hitter. He keeps Longmont hitless through control, with nine Ks and three walks. Earlier, Greeley beat Louisville 12-0 in a scene of early runs from Mill, Basey, and Meyer with strong defense.
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L-E
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Iinnings
Slehm
Ricky Sams
Mont
Longmont
Secont
Blden
Forbes Field
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Greeley Lecgion
Koontz
Longmonnt
Louisville
Larry Mill
Jim Basey
Bill McDonald
Gary Norris
Hill
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Mayer
Nob Fuller
Norris
Lakewood
Amer Semple
Qiay Legion
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Vannatta
Salle
Murphy
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Sopa
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Armstrong
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All-Star poll leaders Rollins Cepeda named in AL NL picks
Rich Rollins of Minnesota and Orlando Cepeda of San Francisco head the All-Star voting in a setback-filled league ballot. The two games open July 10 in Washington and July 12 at Wrigley Field, with starting eight set and managers Houk and Hutchinson to pick the rest. Mantle Maris Wagner Battey and Mays Clemente Mustal Crandall are among top repeaters and alternates.
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NEW York
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Minnesota
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Washington
District of Columbia
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Chicago
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Kent State University
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Billy Moran
Los Angeles
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Holors
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Pittsburgh
Ken Bayer
St. Louis
Dick Groat
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Leon Wagner
Angels
Battey
Willie Mays
Roberto Clemente
Mays
Henry Aaron
Milwaukee
Clemente
Felipe Alou
Giants
Tammy Mavis
Stan Mustal
St. Loui
East Runs Down West In 13-8 BowlClassic
In a fast paced East vs West clash at War Memorial Stadium, Gabriel of North Carolina State sparked the East with efficient passing and Ferguson of Ohio State broke through for key runs. Hall of Minnesota made a late interception for the West, but the East held on for victory as Ferguson was named MVP.
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Gabriel
Associated Press
Buffalo
Sandy Blephens
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Art Perking
North Texas State
Nick Buongcori
Notre Dame
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Fomen Gabriel
North Carolina State
Basil
Sore
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Ike
Hinsesota
Tom Hal
Miami
Bill Miller
M West
Mr. Ferguson
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Ferguson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ferguson Isler
Tom Hall
Minnesota
Grabriel
Sandy Stephens
Grabbel
Stephens
Commerce
West
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Padres power past Tacoma to widen Coast League lead
The Padres clouted three home runs Friday night to beat Tacoma and stay one game ahead of Salt Lake City in the Pacific Coast League standings. Salt Lake beat Vancouver to snatch sole second, while Portland topped Seattle as Seattle endured a nine-game skid. Dan Osinski earned his fifth win. Spokane slipped in Honolulu as Hawaii won 6 1.
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San Diego
Padres
Tacoma
Rainiers
Dan Osinski
Spokane
Honolulu
Hawaii
Indians
Formosan Star Leads After Halfway Decathlon Run
C K Yang of Formosa and UCLA led the National AAU Decathlon midway after five events in Tulare California. He won the 100 meter dash in 10.6 seconds and the 400 meters in 48.0 seconds, added a broad jump of 21 feet 4 inches, while finishing high in other events. Paul Kerman of Westmont College trailed with 4 116 points as the meet heads to Saturday’s 110 meter high hurdles discus javelin pole vault and 1500 meter run.
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Calif
C. K. Yang
Formosa
Ucla
Yang
Rafer Johnson
Johnson
Paul Kerman
Westmont College
Oklahoma City Defeats Denver Bears 5-1 in Baseball
Oklahoma City beat Denver 5-1 as Jon McDaniel and Jim Campbell hit consecutive homers in the fourth. Harry Simpson fueled a four run sixth with a two run shot to lift Omaha to a 6-5 win over Indianapolis, while Louisville defeated Dallas-Fort Worth 12-? in another game.
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Harry Simpson
Indianapolis
Omaha
Indians
Denver
Oklahoma City
Louisville
Dallas-Fort Worth
Simpson
Herb
Warren Hacker
Scoce
Jon McDaniel
Jim Campell
Oklahoma Cley
Jess Hickman
Jesse Queen
Don Schneider
Arizona University
Frank Leja
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Ortiz Announces Title Bout Series
Lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz plans a defense tour through Manila Tokyo London and Puerto Rico with first title defense set for Manila in September against a Filipino opponent to be named by Jorge Araieta at the Ataneta Stadium. If Ortiz wins, Tokyo in October and then London and Puerto Rico to finish the tour, ending in San Juan on November 4 to mark a new stadium opening.
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Carlos Ortiz
Manila
Tokyo
London
Puerto Rico
Oris
Bill Daly
Flesh Elorde
Jorge Araieta
Ataneta Stadium
Daly
Orth
Lowton
England
Daye Tharfley
San Juan
Puerto 'Rico
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Ayesrold Onis
Joe Brown
Las Vegas
Perez knocks out Serrano in Los Angeles bout
Tony Perez from Mexico lands a knockout on Pulga Serrano in Los Angeles. The undercard features Thil Edwards outpointing Mary Priest in a bantamweight tilt, with results indicating a 38 score and fights held amid a South Wales boxing card atmosphere.
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Los Angeles
Tony Perez
Mexico
Pulga ‘Serrano
Corwen
South Wales
Thil Edwards
Mary Priest
Waterford
Fie Develops In Women's Open As Jessen slips in standings
Ruth Jessen falters with a stiff neck to fall into a first place tie with defending champion Mickey Wright after 35 holes of the Women s National Open. Wright and Jessen share 148, three strokes ahead of Marlene Bauer Haggar entering the final 26 holes. Forty-one players qualified for the final rounds.
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Miss Jansen
Seattle
Wash
Misa Wright
Journ Prentice
Jessen
Prentice
Barbara Romack
Mary Lena Faulk
Mee
Marle Lindstrom
United States to Meet Poland in Chicago Preview Meet
The United States and Poland stage a two day track and field dual at University of Chicago Stagg Field. Top Americans aim for sub four minute 1500 meter times against Witold Barao and Poland’s squad. Events begin 4:30 p.m. daily with finals in multiple men’s and women’s events.
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Associated Press
Chicago
America
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Strang
USA
Russia
Palo Alto
Galil
United States
Walnut
Calif
John Delkers
Tulane
University of Chicago
Stend
Jim Beally
Cary Welsiger
Witold Barao
Sports Brief Sparks Wide Open Action Across Disciplines
AP reports a wide range of events from the Western Open and tennis to football and racing. Notable mentions include strong showings by American players in golf and tennis, a shock upset in a New York area race, and UCLA star performances in track and field.
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Chia Stile Cnc
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Steereray
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Howe Doranport
Americas
Mosmonth Park
Imarine
Fareater Racy Trek
Ube Aalah Mand
Tambourine II Wins Irish Derby in Photo Finish
Tambourine II owned by Mrs. Howell F. Jackson of Middleburg Virginia captured the Irish Derby at the Curragh, beating Arctic Storm by a short head in a 143 mile race worth a record 190,400 dollars. Sebring finished third with Larkspur fourth as 50,000 fans watched in muggy weather.
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Ireland
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Middleburg
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Locust
Raymond Guests
Larkspur
Tambourine II
Arctie Storm
Europe
Arctic Storm
E. M. Carroll
Curragh Track
Dublin
Princeyulllola Mhrorbhule
Eugene Pollet
France
Rogier Paincelet
Paincelet
Minor League Baseball Scores and Standings Snippet
A dense OCR dump lists minor league teams across leagues with player names and game results. It shows Denver, Omaha, Indianapolis, and Portland among others with scattered scores, rosters, and affiliations, plus American Association and Pacific Coast League references and select infield and outfield names.
Two Tie in Western 2nd Round
Paul Harmy and Jacky Cupit shared the Western Open lead at 139 after a second round. Nicklaus faltered with a four-putt 18th and Palmer struggled as fans watched a heart attack delay the 18th hole.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Paul Harmy
Jacky Cupit
Longview
Tex
Harvey
Worcester
Mass
Hawkins
Gary Player
Medinah
Jack Nicklaus
Romnald Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Viet
Artie
Last American Man Defeated At Wimbledon
Manuel Santana of Spain defeated Franke Froehling of Coral Gables in straight sets to end the last American in the Wimbledon men’s singles, in a two and a half hour marathon. Froehling had reached the round of 18, the first American man still in the event.
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Manuel Santana
Spain
Franke Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
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Warner
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