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Grand Junction, Colorado Scores by World Series 1 NJCAA Division I World Series | Grand Junction, Colorado Scores by World Series 1958 World Series 1960 World Series Friday, May 16 Thursday, May 19 1) Cameron (OK) d. Phoeniz (AZ) 4-2 1) Wilmington (NC) d. Tarleton (TX) 12-4 2) Navarro (TX) d. Dodge City (KS) 11-1 2) Phoenix (AZ) d. Wilbur Wright (IL) 4-3 3) Trinidad (CO) d. Ellsworth (IA) 4-1 3) Northeastern Oklahoma d. Boise (ID) 8-0 4) Northeastern Oklahoma d. Lamar (CO) 8-5 4) Mesa (CO) d. Long Island (NY) 15-10 5) Cameron (OK) d. Navarro (TX) 5-3 6) Phoenix (AZ) d. Dodge City (KS) 11-0 (F/5) Friday, May 20 7) Northeastern Oklahoma d. Tridad (CO) 3-2 5) Tarleton (TX) d. Wilbur Wright (IL) 12-7 8) Lamar (CO) d. Ellsworth (IA) 10-0 (F/7) 6) Boise (ID) d. Long Island (NY) 11-1 7) Phoenix (AZ) d. Wilmington (NC) 12-1 Saturday, May 17 8) Northeast Oklahoma d. Mesa (CO) 8-2 9) Navarro (TX) d. Trinidad (CO) 3-0 10) Dodge City (KS) d. Ellsworth (IA) 13-9 Saturday, May 21 11) Lamar (CO) d. Phoenix (AZ) 4-1 9) Tarleton (TX) d. Boise (ID) 4-3 12) Cameron (OK) d. Northeastern Oklahoma 9-6 10) Mesa (CO) d. Wilmington (NC) 9-8 11) Tarleton (TX) d. Mesa (CO) 10-2 1959 World Series 12) Phoenix (AZ) d. Northeast Oklahoma 11-8 Thursday, May 21 1) Paris (TX) d. Carbon (UT) 8-5 Sunday, May 22 2) Phoenix (AZ) d. Wilmington (NC) 4-0 13) Tarleton (TX) d. Northeast Oklahoma 16-15 3) Paducah (KY) d. Mesa (CO) 6-5 14) Phoenix (AZ) d. Tarleton (TX) 8-4 4) Northeastern Oklahoma d. Trinidad (CO) 8-4 1961 World Series Friday, May 22 Friday, May 26 5) Wilmington (NC) d. Carbon (UT) 6-0 1) Pueblo (CO) d. Northeastern Oklahoma 9-7 6) Trinidad (CO) d. Mesa (CO) 5-1 2) Wilmington (NC) d. Boise (ID) 6-5 7) Paris (TX) d. Phoenix (AZ) 9-8 3) Wilbur Wright (IL) d. Paris (TX) 5-3 8) Northeastern Oklahoma d. Paducah (KY) 3-1 4) Mesa (CO) d. Manatee (FL) 4-0 Saturday, May 23 Saturday, May 27 9) Wilmington (NC) d. Trinidad (CO) 8-7 5) Boise (ID) d. Northeastern Oklahoma 5-4 10) Phoenix (AZ) d. Paducah (KY) 6-5 6) Manatee (FL) d. Paris 7-6 11) Phoenix (AZ) d. Wilmington (NC) 4-0 7) Wilmington (NC) d. Pueblo (CO) 4-3 12) Paris (TX) d. Northeastern Oklahoma 16-8 8) Mesa (CO) d. Wilbur Wright (IL) 10-2 Sunday, May 24 Sunday, May 28 13) Northeastern Oklahoma d. Phoenix (AZ) 6-5 9) Manatee (FL) d. Boise (ID) 9-1 14) Paris (TX) d. Northeastern Oklahoma 14-4 10) Wilbur Wright (IL) d. Pueblo (CO) 4-3 11) Manatee (FL) d. Wilbur Wright (IL) 12-4 Monday, May 29 12) Wilmington (NC) d. Mesa (CO) 16-9 13) Mesa (CO) d. Manatee (FL) 3-2 Tuesday, May 30 14) Wilmington (NC) d. Mesa (CO) 8-3 1 JUCOGJ.org NJCAA Division I World Series | Grand Junction, Colorado Scores by World Series 1962 World Series 1964 World Series Wednesday, May 30 Friday, May 29 1) Wilmington (NC) d. Trinidad (CO) 11-3 1) Miami-Dade North (FL) d. New York CC 16-2 2) Phoenix (AZ) d. Blinn (TX) 6-5 2) Bacone (OK) d. Phoenix (AZ) 12-8 3) Manatee (FL) d. Connors (OK) 9-1 3) Blinn (TX) d. Wingate (NC) 9-1 4) Mesa (CO) d. Ellsworth (IA) 15-4 4) Mesa (CO) d. Ellsworth (IA) 4-1 Thursday, May 31 Saturday, May 30 5) Trinidad (CO) d. Blinn (TX) 13-12 5) New York CC d. Phoenix (AZ) 5-4 6) Ellsworth (IA) d. Connors OK) 18-10 6) Wingate (NC) d. Ellsworth (IA) 10-2 7) Phoenix (AZ) d. Wilmington (NC) 14-7 8) Mesa (CO) d. Blinn (TX) 12-0 8) Manatee (FL) d. Mesa (CO) 6-2 Sunday, May 31 Friday, June 1 7) Miami-Dade North (FL) d. Bacone (OK) 10-0 9) Trinidad (CO) d. Ellsworth (IA) 12-7 9) Windate (NC) d. New York CC 5-4 10) Wilmington (NC) d. Mesa (CO) 12-2 11) Wilmington (NC) d. Trinidad (CO) 9-6 Monday, June 1 10) Blinn (TX) d. Bacone (OK) 7-1 Saturday, June 2 11) Miami-Dade North (FL) d. Mesa (CO) 9-1 12) Phoenix (AZ) d. Manatee (FL) 13-2 12) Blinn (TX) d. Wingate (NC) 12-3 13) Wilmington (NC) d. Manatee (FL) 14-6 Tuesday, June 2 Sunday, June 3 13) Mesa (CO) d. Blinn (TX) 3-1 14) Phoenix (AZ) d. Wilmington (NC) 13-5 Wednesday, June 3 1963 World Series 14) Mesa (CO) d. Miami-Dade North (FL) 11-3 Thursday, May 30 1) Long Island (NY) d. Panola (TX) 9-1 Thursday, June 4 2) Southern Utah d. Thornton (IL) 8-0 15) Miami-Dade North (FL) d. Mesa (CO) 19-5 3) Wilmington (NC) d. Manatee (FL) 15-8 4) Mesa (CO) d. Bacone (OK) 9-2 1965 World Series Friday, May 28 Friday, May 31 1) Wingate (NC) d. Nassau (NY) 3-0 5) Thornton (IL) d. Panola (TX) 3-2 2) Phoenix (AZ) d. Grand View (IA) 15-0 6) Manatee (FL) d. Bacone (OK) 3-1 3) Gulf Coast (FL) d. Blinn (TX) 12-2 7) Southern Utah d. Long Island (NY) 6-1 4) Bacone (OK) d. Mesa (CO) 3-2 8) Wilmington (NC) d. Mesa (CO) 9-7 Saturday, May 29 Saturday, June 1 5) Nassau (NY) d. Grand View (IA) 7-5 9) Manatee (FL) d. Thornton (IL) 10-2 6) Blinn (TX) d. Mesa (CO) 8-7 10) Long Island (NY) d. Mesa (CO) 6-5 7) Phoenix (AZ) d. Wingate (NC) 4-1 11) Wilmington (NC) d. Southern Utah 9-0 8) Gulf Coast (FL) d. Bacone (OK) 9-4 Sunday, June 2 Sunday, May 30 12) Manatee (FL) d. Long Island (NY) 11-0 9) Bacone (OK) d. Nassau (FL) 12-4 13) Manatee (FL) d. Southern Utah 5-0 10) Blinn (TX) d. Wingate (NC) 11-2 11) Phoenix (AZ) d. Gulf Coast (FL) 4-1 Monday, June 3 14) Wilmington (NC) d. Manatee (FL) 9-2 Monday, May 31 12) Gulf Coast (FL) d. Blinn (TX) 11-1 13) Bacone (OK) d. Phoenix (AZ) 12-4 Tuesday, June 1 14) Phoenix (AZ) d. Bacone (OK) 11-1 Wednesday, June 2 15) Phoenix (AZ) d. Gulf Coast (FL) 9-6 2 JUCOGJ.org NJCAA Division I World Series | Grand Junction, Colorado Scores by World Series 1966 World Series 1968 World Series Friday, May 27 Thursday, May 30 1) Nassau (NY) d. Paris (TX) 6-5 (F/12) 1) Manatee (FL) d. Glendale (AZ) 15-6 2) Wingate (NC) d. Cameron (OK) 2-1 (F/12) 2) Blinn (TX) d. Bacone (OK) 5-4 3) Miami-Dade North (FL) d. Phoenix (AZ) 1-0 (F/13) 3) Hudson Valley (NY) d. Grand Rapids (MI) 3-1 4) Ellsworth (IA) d. Mesa (CO) 7-0 4) Mesa (CO) d. Ferrum (VA) 3-1 Saturday, May 28 Friday, May 31 5) Paris (TX) d. Cameron (OK) 3-1 5) Glendale (AZ) d. Bacone (OK) 10-2 6) Mesa (CO) d. Phoenix (AZ) 6-4 6) Grand Rapids (MI) d. Ferrum (VA) 6-1 7) Nassau (NY) d. Wingate (NC) 4-2 7) Manatee (FL) d. Blinn (TX) 15-8 8) Miami-Dade North (FL) d. Ellsworth (IA) 9-8 8) Hudson Valley (NY) d. Mesa (CO) 6-1 Sunday, May 29 Saturday, June 1 9) Ellsworth (IA) d. Paris (TX) 2-0 9) Glendale (AZ) d. Mesa (CO) 8-2 10) Wingate (NC) d. Mesa (CO) 12-0 10) Blinn (TX) d. Grand Rapids (MI) 9-2 11) Nassau (NY) d. Miami-Dade North (FL) 8-4 11) Manatee (FL) d. Hudson Valley (NY) 7-5 Monday, May 30 Sunday, June 2 12) Miami-Dade North (FL) d. Wingate (NC) 8-0 12) Blinn (TX) d. Hudson Valley (NY) 7-5 13) Ellsworth (IA) d. Nassau (NY) 6-3 13) Glendale (AZ) d. Manatee (FL) 4-2 Tuesday, May 31 Monday, June 3 14) Miami-Dade North (FL) d. Ellsworth (IA) 9-3 14) Glendale (AZ) d. Blenn (TX) 4-1 Wednesday, June 1 Tuesday, June 4 15) Nassau (NY) d. Miami-Dade North (FL) 6-5 15) Glendale (AZ) d. Manatee (FL) 9-4 1967 World Series 1969 World Series Friday, May 26 Thursday, May 29 1) Bacone (OK) d. Phoenix (AZ) 5-3 1) Mesa (AZ) d. Wilbur Wright (IL) 2-1 2) Nassau (NY) d. Gardner-Webb (NC) 3-0 2) Panola (TX) d. Nassau (NY) 18-0 3) Miami-Dade North (FL) d. Flint (MI) 6-1 3) South Georgia d. Gardner-Webb (NC) 17-9 4) Odessa (TX) d. Mesa (CO) 7-5 4) Bacone (OK) d. Mesa (CO) 5-3 Sunday, May 28 Friday, May 30 5) Gardner-Webb (NC) d. Phoenix (AZ) 9-8 5) Wilbur Wright (IL) d. Nassau (NY) 8-3 6) Flint (MI) d. Mesa (CO) 2-1 6) Mesa (CO) d. Gardner-Webb (NC) 7-6 7) Bacone (OK) d. Nassau (NY) 11-1 7) Panola (TX) d. Mesa (AZ) 5-2 8) Miami-Dade North (FL) d. Odessa (TX) 2-1 8) South Georgia d. Bacone (OK) 8-7 Monday, May 29 Saturday, May 31 9) Odessa (TX) d. Gardner-Webb (NC) 12-4 9) Wilbur Wright (IL) d. Bacone (OK) 3-0 10) Nassau (NY) d.
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