Oklahoma State and Arizona Open NCAA World Series
Oklahoma State and Arizona open their 1959 NCAA World Series bid in Albuquerque or nearby, with pitchers Tipps and Spergel guiding the Cowboys and a slugging Arizona squad led by Alan Hall. The game starts Friday night at 7 p.m. MST as the double elimination event unfolds among eight teams.
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Salvatore Prieto of Fort Lupton and two related names are listed for funeral or memorial services. Services to be held at Aire Chapel Brighton Friday evening and Saturday morning with interment at Hillside Cemetery Fort Lupton.
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Favorites eye NCAA College Baseball Tourney opens
In Omaha AP notes the double elimination format raises doubts on winners. Analysts name three former champions Southern California Oklahoma State Minnesota as strong bets along with North Carolina and Johns of New York City. Oklahoma State faces Arizona in tonight’s only game while Minnesota meets North Carolina. Southern Cal and St John’s square off Saturday. Possible dark horses include Boston College and Colorado State College at 6 p.m.
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The article lists top baseball rankings for the NCAA College World Series opening round in Omaha. Oklahoma State defending champion faces Arizona with Minnesota meeting North Carolina, while St Johns New York City Boston College and Colorado State sit in the second ten. Minnesota, Oklahoma State, USC, Arizona, and North Carolina occupy top positions.
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Sluggers Night Shapes Mixed Results In Association Play
Sluggers dominated most games as toursville and Denver 6th remained in first. Houston beat Charleston 8-2 behind three run homers by Mackay and Poor. St Paul downed Indianapolis 3-1 while Denver overcame Dallas-Fort Worth 13-12. Bears rallied with Morton Alusik McDaniel homers and Perkowski key two-run swing to top Texans 13-10. Also noted: Stump Tarmenti Koplitz Bessen Indianapolis at Minneapolis. In tennis Bristol event saw Mackay eliminated by Mandarina after temper outbursts.
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Tigers Beat Orioles to Sweep Doubleheader in Baltimore
Detroit Tigers defeated Baltimore Orioles in a four game series sweep, pulling to a 24 21 record and four games behind Cleveland and New York. Frank Bolling drove in five runs with a two run homer in the seventh, and a five run Detroit fifth inning helped seal the win. Bolling entered the doubleheader with only one homer, but delivered a two run shot and 10 RBIs in the series.
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Baseball Roundup Thirteen Games From Thursday to Saturday
The report covers AL and NL standings and Thursday results with Cleveland beating Boston 3-2 and New York defeating Chicago 5-2. Kansas City rallied Washington 7-2 on inside the park homer by Danny Kravitz, while Mickey Mantle led the Yankees to a 5-2 win over Chicago with 12 hits total.
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Reds Top Giants 7-4 Behind Lynch Three-Run Shot
Cincinnati defeats San Francisco 7-4 as Jerry Lynch belts a three-run homer in a decisive seventh inning. Nuxhall earned his first win of the season while Grim and Henry held off Giants threats in relief. Sanford took the loss as Cincinnati stormed ahead with a five-run stretch, Pinson and Lockman also homering for the Reds.
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Order Ties Up Pender Sugar Ray Receipts
Boston AP reports two restraining orders tied up the Paul Pender Sugar Ray Robinson purse by Judge Bolster in Superior Court. Receipts expected near $100,000 with 3 percent to each fighter, rest to promoter Sam Silverman. about $150,000 in television money also involved.
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Baseball Strickland Grabs Solo Homer Souring Indians Win
Cleveland beat Boston 3 2 as George Strickland blasted a solo homer in the sixth off Bill Monbouquette. The Indians improved to 29 16 against Boston this season, with Hawkins pitching two good innings in relief. Boston dropped to 1 9 in their last 28.
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Braves edge Dodgers in high scoring seven innings
Milwaukee Braves surged to a 6-5 lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers as they plated five runs in the seventh inning and held on. The report also cites heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson receiving medical treatment and preparing for a potential title defense, with notes on boxing figures and business disputes involving Silverman and Pender.
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Baseball leaders listed include Maris of the Yankees with 18 home runs and 44 runs batted in, Clemente of Pittsburgh with 71 hits and 353 batting, Banks of Chicago and Boyer of St. Louis with 34 home runs, plus pitching leaders Law and Sanford with 82 and 6 2 records respectively, and Drysdale leading strikeouts with 84. Names span Yankees, Pirates, Reds, Cubs, Giants, and more.
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The American Football League and ABC-TV announced a $10,625,000 five year TV rights contract for 32 games this year. Each club will share equally after expenses, starting the season September 11 and ending December 33. Teams include New York Titans Buffalo Bills Boston Patriots Houston Oilers Oakland Raiders Los Angeles Chargers Dallas Texans Denver Toroncos. Home games will be blacked out on telecasts for 7 dates. Sponsors General Cigar and Sinclair Refining will back the telecasts.
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Los Angeles manager Walter Alston commended Stan Williams for delivering his best outing as he limited Milwaukee to three hits over eight innings. Wally Moon hit a leadoff homer and Duke Snider added a two run shot, giving the Dodgers a 4 1 victory on the Wednesday night game.
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Evashevski Named Iowa Athletic Director Amid Controversy
Iowa City Iowa API Farest Evashevski former football coach is named Hawkeye athletic director through 196 season at a $20000 annual salary effective Aug 15. He succeeds Pau Brechler who resigned to lead the Skyline Conference. Brechler had $18500 salary.
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Denver Bears edge Rangers 13 to 12 in wild baseball game
Denver Bears outslug Dallas Fort Worth 13 12 as Har ry Perkowski throws six in relief and key homers by Buhta Morton George Jalusik Jim McDaniel and Larry Osborne pace the attack. Howsam predicts limited Continental League chance in 1961 while AFL growth eyed.
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Bears eye Amer Can Assay lead with Metro’s live-wire guidance
Denver Bears push for the American Association pennant with Charley Metro directing a balanced club. The squad is noted for speed defense power hitting and solid pitching as Texas League results split. Victoria edged Amarillo 5 4 in 12 innings while San Antonio beat Rio Grande Valley 7 6 and Austin topped Tulsa 4.
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