Bowden Delany Duel Opens NCAA Track Meet in Austin
The 36th annual NCAA track and field meet opens in Austin with a feature 880 yard duel between Don Bowden of California and Ron Delany of Villanova. Bowden may skip the mile if he fails in the half mile prelims, while Delany aims to push both into the mile if needed. The event gathers over 280 athletes as Al Oerter leads discus trials and a title chase for records looms.
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East All Stars top West in opener of All-America series
The East All-Stars beat the West 67 63 in the opener of a three game series. Bill Lickert of Lexington Kentucky scored 24 points to lead both teams as the West coached by Dr Test C Allen had a 24 point third quarter edge before the East pulled even and went ahead to stay.
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Phog) Allen
Golfing Greats Struggle in Open as Rain Delays Finish
Toledo reports a drenched start to the National Open with nine players finishing under par of 70 after a weather-delayed first round. Jimmy Demaret led with a 68 while Ben Hogan withdrew with a back issue. Doug Ford Julius Boros and Ken Venturi posted 69s to stand as late challengers.
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Oldest American Association pitcher s record falls
Frank Barnes, 28, a rookie-turned-veteran right hander from Greenville, Miss., set a new AA scoreless-innings record with 412 2/3 frames before leaving with a shoulder injury. Omaha beat Louisville 8-7 as Wichita Braves regained first place. Charleston beat Indianapolis 8-0 and St. Paul split with Denver.
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Pueblo Albuquerque Win in Western League Night Outcomes
Pueblo moved from the cellar as Pueblo defeated Amarillo 8-2 and Albuquerque held off a late Colorado Springs rally 7-6 in an abbreviated Western League slate. Sioux City visits Albuquerque and Topeka goes to Pueblo Friday with Des Moines at Amarillo and Lincoln at Colorado Springs.
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