Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 7

Biggest Red 4y STVERTKN uiibiug to see the lea-! 8 V06COW APi Pravdt of tie currfat stage ol strug SuBfay the Kremlin haslgie. has become the maifl its mind on what tun- ger in the international ve the (reatett dauger to nut cuvement." Ked This resolution appeared to ot sectarianism the ris'Jt of a Kremlin policy a cisiou to point the way, k-allv. Birmingham, Ala. Bombings Follow Theft DON MCKEb cofniuiuuu: aad ntker thai Yugoslav revisionism. Roughly translated, this might mean Kremlin leaders haw decided that the somewhat independent course of President Tro't Yugoslav brand of communion itn't so bad as Ked China's (Und Communists should set oil revolutions to attain vwld supremacy.

Up until recently, the revisionism of Tito has been branded thi main danger to world com- muaism. But Premier Khrushchev anj THo--called a traitor by lied China--smoothed over their differences in December and UJiihed close relations. In the meantime. Red China's spli with the Kremlin over Com- mmist ideology has widened Thus an attack on dogmatism under intensive investigation, he and sectarianism in Pravda, the said. Soviet Communist party organ, appeared to carry great significance--if not a milestone-in the Soviet-Chinese ideological L.

15 15 15 15 15 16 It 22 14 30 14 21 14 24 Angels, Yanks Split Sun. Doubleheader 2-Run Homers .571 .450 .412 .400 Xt X(w eight rum the first tvo in 3 ioinjs aad c'uuted the Los Angeles same victory. 5 Augt-is MM for a split of their dot lot Angeles New Ywk GMTWI Los Angeles at Cleveland Nl Chicago at Washington Detroit at Baltimore Minnesota at Boston 'M Only game scheduled the Angels to a first W3 1 CLEVELAND 'AP Leany Bridgts Kuukel 191 and Ber- Ureen smacked a two-run Bomerira. W-HiBride 'J4I. L-Ford two out in the Inning, powering MuuwoU to a 14 vie- Hatmul Twins a split of the Sun jay York 530 OOO.Mi-10 11 0 blebeader.

Belinsk, Turley 131. Morgan San Francisco BIRMINGHAM. Ala. 'API Angeles large dynamite theft precededjChicago night bombings that set off rwtingist 0 uis by Negroes a week ago in thisJMilwaukee target city, Sheriff pjtt -j Melvin Bailey disclosed Sunday. Cincinnati "Tliere plenty of loose dyna-'philadelphia mile in mis area," Bailey The theft from a slornge hous? oi two cases of the explosive several days before the blasts has been Pet.

G.I. .615 .580 Xew York "It's a frightening amount," the sheriff added. Authorities had nearly 1,300 law enforcement officers on call this weekend as a guard against an other strike by bomb tossers. racial troubles were discussed briefly Saturday by President Kennedy and Gov. George C.

Wallace, who met at a Tennessee Valley Authority ceremony in northern Alabama. Coagreu meeting in this wee k. Bundling, Jakarta radio reported 19 20 17 18 17 18 17 20 17 22 16 23 Conni Pittsburgh at Houston iN) Only game scheduled .513 .487 .416 .486 .159 .436 .410 S). Second Game Minnesota First Cairn Spring Navarto 171 and 000 OX 002-4 2 Rodgers: Ttrrv and Howard. Cleveland 000 500 Olx-6 11 0 Terry i4-4i.

U-7 Sligman, DaUy (41, Sullivan (5), Pleis 171 and Battev: RanrKxs. Allen 191 and Romano. rms i2-l. L--Stigman u-51. Second Game Tigers 5, Senators 1 Minnesota Cleveland Oil 100 202-7 010300020-6 8 0 6 0 Roland, Usiley 141.

Moore '71. Roggenburk 9, Sullivan 9 and Battey. RatUff (S); Grant, 'at- man is' and Romano. W-Moore (l-li. L-Ijtman tl-1).

he Washington Senators to three lits Sunday in his first major eague start, pitching the Tigers .0 5-1 victorv. Detroit Washington 000 000 001--1 3 1 Faul and Freehan: wo ran four-bagger by teammate Coates (6). Duckworth 191 and Jerr Robmson. Ketzer. W-Faul (l-fl.

house 2-4. dispute. The paper carried a report on list week's plenum of the French Communist party's Central Committee. It met in France after the return from Moscow of lop French Communist leaders and adopted a resolution saying: "Dogmatism and sectarianism, Sukarno Made Chief of State For Lifetime AMIR OAUD JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) President Sukarno has been made by previously impotent New Mex" Indonesia's chief of state for life Ico, limped into the Western Ath- by decision of the People's Con- leti'c Conference baseball playoff pk Dodgers Get Double Win Over Mets LOS ANGELES (AP) Frank and Roseburo. W-Koufax (6-1).

L- Arizona, BYU To Meet in WAC Playoff LES XHLANGIN sKlaled frtu Staff WrHv Arizona, beaten two out of three oward's 13th inning homer gave Angeles a 4-2 second game riumph over the Neu York Mets unday after the Dodgers had squeezed out a 1-0 vkiory in the pener of a doubleheader behind ic two-bit pitching of Sandy Kou- x. First Game New York 000 000-0 2 Los Angeles 100 000 OOx-1 7 0 Craig and N. Sherry; Koufax Sunday. Tte broadcast said, will attend a Congrtn meeting! Monday to accept the decision. Sukarno, who will be 62 next AMMh, has been president of In- feonft-the world's -fifth Itrgest Mtioo-cince the-birth of'the re- Owner of the Southern Division title with aa 14 mark, Arizona Sukarno meets Northern Division champi- Brigham Young University three game set Friday and Sat urday Tucson.

The winner wil represent the district in the NCAA college world series at Omaha. polished-off ii "public The' projwsal to a doubleheader lasf week to com- nake him president for life was plete Its season with a spotless sV'Miilt 9.5 GianK O-f! approved unanimously Saturday uwn night, Jakarta radio said. The Congrns, which has more than 600 members, wat appointed by Sukarno. It is the highest state institution, to which the chief of New Mexico. ttate Is responsible.

dency was proposed last week by the three-million-member Centra: Trade Federation. No constitutional changes were made by the Congress. Under the day. 1945 constitution, the Congress supposed to elect every five years. presiden Craig (2-61.

Second Game Iew York 000 110 000 000 0-2 1 Los Angeles 000 101 000 000 2--I 11 113 innings) Pirates 5, Colts 0 of a five-game losing skid Sunday trimming the Houston Colts with a nine-hitter. 000 031 001-5 11 1 8 around. VAM Kav if ASSOCIATfD PUSS Wrilw 'Nebraska wuc in 4 Jerry Giants may rely MANHATTAN. Kan 'APi -JjJcFadden of Missouri was sec- Garibaldi's pitcb-lokiabwna Stale's Charles ic and Bob Griffith ag. but they've found h's a Kansas' field third at idea to keep a Ions-ball hiteribarrage (or th, team a mwd were the talk of a surprise-.

each was IKwd ifilled 35tSi Big Eight Track an bv Oklahoma's ail Field Meet. in and each set a otrong, a smowh-run-icareer high. senior, scored 32 pointsand! Kansas Slate's Pat V-VM! rformer luever rim faster than and which he allowed three runs in iue first inning. He won the 449 in 47.1: the top was 4:14.5. in 21.0: was second by a half-inchl the broad anclwed the Seattle blanked San Dipjo is 1440 team to third place and the opener of their twinbill butlthe mile relay learn to first with was edged 54 in the second.

Dal-i a blazing 468 carry las-Fort Worth swep; two from' rated Salt Ltke City 64 and 4-1. oa pre meet Hawaii Split With CnnVan. Ray Knaub of Nebraska won the 100 in S.5. was second in the 22U and anchored the winning 440 team for 204 points. i Jim Miller of Colorado scored lourthjj, ive mA won the 33,, re I hurdles in 36.5.1 second 4-2 in other Pacific Coast League games.

Rain postponed Denver's game at Oklahoma City. Joseph's borne run in the fifth inning was the margin of victory in the second game following a Seattle's Wilbur Wood chalked up his second shutout hi a row by holding the Padres to six singles in the opener. He fanned five and walked only one. A pah- of doubles by Regilio Alvarez 000 200 100-3 5 2 and Jim Saul following a single 020 20(1 OOx--4 7 0 gave San Diego two runs and the Orioles 4-3, Chisox 3-4 Fif.t Can Chicago Baltimore Pizarro, DeBusschere Horlen and Martin; Roberts and Brown. W--Roberts (24).

L--Pizarro 13-1). Baltimore, Gaines (3). Chicago Baltimore Herbert, Brosnan (9) and Car- 1 reon, Martin UO); McCormick, Jackson, MacKenzie H2) land Coleman 19); Perranoski (7) and Camilli, Rose-1). boro 19). W-Perrauoski 1-1.

L-McKenzie 3-1. Home run--Los Angeles, How- 1 ard (7). Stock (4), Miller (ji, McNally (8). Stone (10). Hall (10) and Orsino.

W-Brosnan (1-1). L-Stone (0- win in the opener. hurdle and finished fifth. Individ--, winners: Bill Floerke. K-State.

23J-2W in Nebraska, the indoor Bob Ward Missourj 4 high hurdles: John Anderson, Ok- State, 167-24 in souri 102't to 984 for the cham-l pionship. wa, third 93 and favonte tol- orado. its top talent spread Hun- to fourth Okla- Ross unnell. 6-7 in victory in the 12-inning nightcap. Ray Joblonski paced the Rangers in their opening win Salt Lake witfi a two-run homer, a double and a OQC 300 0001-t 11 0 Strange held the Beet to eight hits Wl OW 001 0-3 9 0 and struck out It as the Texas team completed the sweep.

Carlos Bernier picked up his fifth homer, one in each of the last five games, to aid in Hawaii's Pittsburgh iouston 000 110 021-5 10 000000000-0 I Cubs 3-2, Brovts 2-8 CHICAGO (AP) Dick Ellsworth hurled the Chicago Cubs to a 3-2 victory Sunday but the Milwaukee Braves bounced back to ike tlie second game af a double- Wider 8-2 behind southpaw War, McMahon (I), Woodtshlck and Bateman. (4-3). L-Far- reU (4-4). ren Spahn. 000 000 cao-j i and Bryan; (4K Oil.

Spectators said young eague mark. And the Cougars from Provo. Jtah, whose lineup is dominated Abo's homer with one out hi the Chicago 3U MM Wx--3 2 Burdette, Fischer (1), Clonuigei- (5), Schneider Raymond 18) and Torre, Crandail (8); Ells- SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Felipe worth and Bertell. W-Eilsworth sophomores, could be considerably tougher than surprising Arizona figures to sweep the The proposal for lifelong presi- three-game set with the Lobos in ast of the inning, his eighth of the season, gave dw National leading San Francisco Giants a 6-5 second game victory and a doubUheader split with Phil Albuquerque. Instead, the New Ddelphia Sunday.

Mexico ended a 22-year drought against Arizona by soaking the Wildcats in the opener Fri- Fk-rt Game Philadelphia 200 000 001-3 5 San Francisco 000 000 000-0 5 McLish and Fisher The Congress' decision says Su- to win the second game 18-7, but the Lobos did it again in the finale, 3-2. One more win for New karno is being named lifelong Mexico would have thrown Ari- president based on considerations zona into a tie with traditional that "the great leader of the revolution has succeeded in leading this revolution by achieving successes," and that he is "the unifying point of the entire revolu tionary peoples' forces." Hudson Lutheran foe Arizona State University. BYU breezing through Northern The stunned Wildcats recovered Duffak) (9), Larsen (9) and Hal Leaguer Killed as Ball Strikes "is Head HOPKINSVILLE. Ky. (AP) A Little League catcher died in a bouquette (4-4).

informal sandlot baseball game Bo Sox 7-7, A's 3-9 First Gamt Kansas City 100 002 000--3 9 1 Boston 301 010 lOx--7 12 0 Wickersbam, Segui (5), Tfcies 7) and Sullivan: Monbouquelte, Radatz (8) and Tillman. W-Mon- Fint Gm Second Game Kansas City ON 040 Boston 208 130 010-7 12 lakpw, Fischer (S), Wyatt (I Iowa State 9)4 and Kansas It was the closest four-team finish in 25 years. The title kept alive Coach Bill record of at least one rack title in each of his 16 years Kansas. Easton's teams have on 14 cross country titles. 11 in- oor and 10 outdoor crowns.

Kansas was shutout in six of 10 events, but a 15-point job the three-mile proved to be a linching blow. Three of the six Kansas career jests produced gold medals. Yul the favorite, won the shot mt at 58-61. Glenn Martin upset trong in the broad jump at 23-8'i. Acevedo took the three-mile it 14:21.

The only meet record in Oklahoma to. Kirk 6 Floj'd 13-0, pole vault: and Vic Brooks, Nebraska, 47-3 in triple jump. I The Minors lnttrMt'mul Lufut Sunday's Rtsuks Indianapolis 6-2, Toronto 4-1 Arkansas 1-2, Jacksonville 0-S Buffalo 13-1, Rochester 4-6 Richmond 11, Atlanta i Syracuse 11, Columbus 4 Rtsvlts Atlanta 2. Richmond 1 Toronto 5, Indianapolis 0 Buffalo 10, Rochester 5 Syracuse 10, Columbus IS Arkansas at Jacksonville, ppd. he mile, which completely upset USE THE TRIBUNE WANT ADS First Sunday after a baseball bounced and hit him behind his left ear.

Donald W. Smith, 10, son of Mr. 3n! John F. Smith, was dead hos- Earley 15), Nichols (7), Radatz (9) and Nixon, Tillman (9). W- Fischer (64).

L-Conley (2-2). (5-2). L--Burdette (3-5). Home run--Milwaukee, H. Aaron (13).

Milwaukee 120 032 000-8 10 1 000 010 100-2 11 1 Crandall; Koonce, Chicago Spahn and Brewer (1), Schultz (3), Toti. 16), Elston (8) and Schaffer. W-Spahn (6-2). L-Koonce (1-2). Reds 10, Cords 6 ST.

LOUIS (AP)-Jerry Lynch hi three runs, leading Cincinnati in another assault on St. Louis L-Fishe and Frank Robinson each drove Second Game Phaadelphia 030 001 001-5 11. 2 pitchers "and San Fran. 100 040 001-6 2 lw victory -Sunday. Boozer, Klippstein (7), Diiren Cincinnati (Si and Dalrymple; Marichal, I.ic pitch com ing and turned away as it bounce in front of the plate.

Missouri Wraps Up Big 8 Baseball Titles Conference Missouri 17 Oklahoma 13 Colorado 11 Kansas 11 Okla. State 12 Division had it easier than the Perry (3), Pierce 8), Bolin (9) southern. Differences in schedul- and (2-0). L-During- meant the league's north half en (1-1), played only six conference games to 12 for the south. Whether the exn-- cnce counts should show up in this Church To Have weeksplayff Kindergarten The Board of Education of Grace Lutheran Church of Hud- eon announces that it will have kindergarten for the 196344 term.

Mrs. Russell Carroll will con tinue as kindergarten teacher. The kindergarten year will as i 15 4 14 4 It All .890 .722 .611 .579 .571 .250 .222 .200 St. Louis 400 015 000-10 10 2 130 000 Oil- 3 15 3 Nebraska Iowa State Kansas State JIM VAN VALKENBURG Associated Prtu Sports Writer Missouri wrapped up its ninth Nuxhall and Gibson, Sihntz (7), Fanok (9) and Oliver. W--Nuxhall (3-2).

L-Gibson (1-3). 24 years under Coach Hi Sun- tory over K-State at Boulder Sat- Fairfield Wins Oklahoma City Golf Tourney OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)-Dcn the public school term. noon at the church office. A child may be enrolled by telephone by calling 536-4734 on Wednesday morning only. Enroll ment may also be made by con (acting Mrs.

Carroll at any time shrugged before that date. Fairfield hirdied the 18th hole at sey Derby on Memorial Quail Creek Country Club Sunday much as possible, coincide with and won the $35,000 Oklahoma City Candy Spofs Wins By 3.5 in Preakness mons by winning twice in a tight hree-game series with Kansas. Mizzou will face St. Louis he Missouri Valley champion, in BALTIMORE (AP) Spots, who took care of Chateaugay and Never Bend in the 1180,000 Preakness at Pimlico, was off to Garden State Park Mon. ready to challenge all comers in the Jer- ory over the Billikens would ad- 'ance the Tigers to the NCAA's College World Series at Omaha.

Missouri won the NCAA cham- mile of the Pimlico home- pionship in 1954 and was runn-up He may face a battle from the Maine Chance Farm's Get Around Registration is set for Wednes- stroke over Julius Boros with an day morning from 9 a.m. to 12 8-under-par 72-hole total Fairfield hit t'ne green SO feet Open Golf Tournament by one and the Jaclyn Stable's Ahoy in the 3-year-old title in I he Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct June 8. The big chestnut from California from the pin on his second shot who was upset and finished third and Never main rivals like a tiger Saturday big but Candy just turned and two-putted back of Chateaugav stretch! "I'd say that the Preakness was Candy Spots' best race this Mesh Tenney declared be fore the winning team "split up Tenney took Candy Spots to New Jersey, while owner Rex EHswort and jocky Willie Shoemaker Hew back to California for some racin chores at Hollywood Park. Never Bend, who also set the Derby pace, led until the head tiie Pimlico stretch, where Cane Spots assumed command! Cha iig Eight baseball championship Gamtti Missouri finished with a 17-: 21 5'conference record and 21-5 for al 14 10 games while Oklahoma wound up 12 12 13-5 highest finish hi six years. 15 10 Colorado took third by sweeping 15 lOthrtc games from Kansas State, 18 dropping, the Wildcats into last 14 place behind Iowa State.

Colorado 90 finished 11-7, Kansas fourth at 11-8, Oklahoma State 12-9, Nebraska 5-15, Iowa State 4-14 and K- State 4-16. Sophomore Tom Upham pitched a six-hitter in Colorado's 7-3 vie- Gretlcy Showing Mmi Plus Love in a land where the law ends "the savage Guns I Open 6:45 Show 7:40 urday. Leon Mavity hit a two-run homer for the Buffs. Oklahoma State completed a three-game SHOW HAITI sweep over Nebraska with a 6-1 victory at Stillwater behind Don Biimpass. 1952 and 1958.

In the closing doubleheader at Columbia Saturday, Kansas won the first game 3-2 buf the Tigers came back to win the second 4- behind Rich Peterson's three-hitter. Mizzou jumped to a first inning lead. Jerry Brown hit three-run homer for Kansas in the fourth inning. Missouri nudged Kansas 2-1 in 11 innings Friday. As it turned out, Missouri didn't need the split to clinch the title.

Runner-up Oklahoma was upset Greeley Drive In THEATRE eaugay, who had run past both of twice by Iowa State at Anies, 4-2 at Louisville, maUe another and 10-9. DeLon Thompson pitched a six-hitter in the first game and GREELEY ELKS CALENDAR on more power and that was HI won the second in relief. Saturday. AFA Ends Season With 12-1 Defeat Of Wyoming U. LARAMIE, Wyo.

(AP)-Right- hander Buzz Bracci's 6-hit pitching carried Air Force to a 12-1 victory over Wynrrjng Sunday in baseball season windup for both teams. Cliff Osboriw's triple and Vince Zimmer's single produced Wyoming's only run otf Bracci In the eighth, Wyoming committed 10 errors, Air Force bstters raked starter Don Cadman for 10 hits and nine runs in the first six innings to settle the contest. The result loft Air Force with 15-11 season mark and Wyoming 0-21 Air Force 2W 131 17 I 111- 1 i II Bracci and Medina: Cadman. Van Allen Hi. Wilkinson '8) and Hunter, Hurley (7).

ONLY MONET mwoMitUis AND TROY DONAHUE ANGIE DICKINSON ROME ADVENTURE Showtime 7:45 STARTING WEDNESDAY MY SIX LOVES with DEBBIE REYNOLDS May 22 -Lodgt Session May 25 Cabaret Dance For Klk-i and their ladies in the Lodge Room. Dancing from 9-12 p.m. to the music of Dave Richardson. Admission: $1.00 per couple. May 29-lnitiation 8 p.m.Lodgt Session, Initiation followed Dutch Lunch (lunch and keg beer.) NOTICE: Lodge Hall will he closed Sqndays starling June 1st.

DOORS OPIN 1 P.M. "BEST AMERICAN FILM OF 1962!" DOORS OPIN 6:45 iTAKIS 7 P.M. WEDNESDAY HUGH HERBERT UONELATW1LL.