Arizona Wildcats win exhibition, claim World Series berth
Arizona defeats Colorado State College 7 0 in an exhibition game to set the stage for the College World Series. Pitching by Scott and Williams limits State to three hits while Arizona pieces together timely runs, aided by errors from the Bears.
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Golf Notes Arizona Wins Payoff and Schedule Notes
Arizona wins payoff as 1964 Colorado State College fails to reach the College World Series for the first time in seven years. A rain storm reduced attendance at the exhibition game to 250, while golf schedules show events from June to September including the President's Cup and Father-Son tournaments. Wally Livingston earns third-team all district honors as a sophomore.
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Mickey Wright wins Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont
Mickey Wright captured her sixth golf title of the year by shooting 4 under par to win the Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont. She broke the tournament 54-hole record by one stroke, extended her consecutive victory streak to four, and increased her earnings to 11115 for the year, chasing the alltime money-winning mark.
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Minor League Results From Sundays Games
The Associated Press reports Pacific Coast League results with Denver winning 6 to 1 over Tacma and Spokane 1 to 0 against Portland while Hawaii fell 2 to 5 and Dallas-Fort Worth 4 to 1. Seattle was postponed due to rain. In the International League Indianapolis beat Buffalo 1 to 4, Rochester defeated Jacksonville 7 to 1, and Richmond posted a 2 to 4 win.
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Arizona and Penn State to open first game meet
The Arizona Wildcats and Penn State Nittany Lions are set to clash as the first pairing in a district stage. Penn State earned its fourth series berth by routing St. John’s 142 in district 2 play, while Arizona advanced to the seventh title by defeating Colorado College 104 in district 7. Other district winners included Western Michigan over Willos, Holy Cross over Providence, and Florida State over Wake Forest with USC beating Oregon State for the district 8 crown.
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Indians Stop Yanks Twice in Twin Bill
Cleveland pitchers Kralick and McDowell shut down New York as the Indians won both games. Key hits came from Joe Desautels and John Azcue with power and RBIs by Fred Whitfield. Stan Williams took the loss in the opener as the Yankees maintained a slim AL lead.
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Senators 6 4 A's win tops in KC
Washington Senators defeated the Kansas City Athletics 6 to 4 in Kansas City. Chuck Hinton hit a two run homer off Dale Willis, Jim King added a run, and Wayne Causey homered twice for KC late surge. Don Lock led a Denver subplot with Eulan Russell yielding his eighth homer of the year.
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Angels pound Orioles to complete series sweep 8-2
Los Angeles Angels defeat Baltimore Orioles 8-2 to complete a three game sweep. Albie Pearson drove in three runs with two singles and a double while Felix Teixeira collected three hits. Dean Chance earned his fifth win in nine decisions, giving up six hits over seven and two thirds innings.
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Betz and Witmer Families Services Schedule
Remains of Lydia Betz of Denver and Charles Witmer of Edgewater are listed with survivors including relatives in Platteville Greeley and Aurora. Adamson Memorial Chapel plans a 2:00 pm service Tuesday with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Graveside rites follow at 4:00 pm Tuesday.
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Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Service Notice
Obscure notice lists Macy Allnutt Mortuary references and multiple family names including Brug and Garretson. Details mention services at St Pauls Congregational Church and Memorial Gardens with various relatives spanning Colorado towns. The fragmentary text references a burial timeline and symbolic tributes for several listed individuals.
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Obituary fragment from Windsor and Midwest region
Fragmentary obituary notes survivors and relations including Richards Meditary Rate ML Fiskep AM Richards Windsee Cola and Misirreh of Windsor with 29 grandchildren and 2h great grandchildren. Services Tuesday 2 am at Hosmer South Dakota with references to several named relatives.
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All District 7 honors go to Bettinger and Banks in baseball
Arizona dominated the All-District 7 selections with five on the first team. Duane Banks and Ron Bettinger of Arizona led the list, joined by stars from Arizona State and Air Force. Arizona coach Frank Lancel named Coach of the Year.
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Probable Pitchers in Major League Games
The Associated Press lists probable pitchers for the AL matchups with Fisher for Chicago and Turley for Los Angeles. Also noted are Minnesota and Kansas City as opponents with Wickersham and Drysdale among potential starters. In the National League, Drysdale faces Urquhart in Los Angelesat Houston.
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