Seniors Lead Bears In Team Selections
Colorado State College dominates the 1961 Rocky Mountain Conference and District 7 selections as eight seniors lead to charter teams. Key players include Jerry Maglia and Jerry Arthur on district and all conference rosters with several teammates earning first and second team honors amid a strong Bears showing.
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Wyoming
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Chuck Clare
Larry Day
Air Force Academy
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Pivtle Yearling
Norm Idleberg
Bill Mullenix
Wyorming
Rocky Mountain
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Gig Brummell
New Mexico
Jim Pierson
Brigham Young
Gene Hoehne
Colorado State University
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al Saydam
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John Koehler
Mike Quinlan
Darryl Hisner
Utah
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Pattouse
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Buddy Robertson
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Tennis Benny
Julie Yearling
Fred Chreist
Rawzon
So. Cal. Meets O-State in Series Final
USC faces Oklahoma State in the NCAA College Baseball World Series final after a 4 1 victory over Houston. Southern Cal seeks the title with a 3 1 edge in the series, following a Monday win that left Oklahoma State trailing.
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Associated Press
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Spractice & Southern
Rostan
Montana Seeks Conference Alignment After Skyland Split
Montana University weighs a new athletic conference affiliation after ending ties with the Skyline Conference. President Newburn cited cost and support concerns, aiming for a league of schools with similar policies and strong NCAA competition. The move follows economic strain and ongoing discussions with several potential members.
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Utah
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Dark Likely To Hold Ace From Relief
Sports notes mix with fractured stats and names as Dark urged to hold ace from relief. Pitcher McCormick faced rough sequences including nine wild pitches and a ninth inning homer risk, yet delivered two straight scoreless starts and a potential breakthrough season ahead.
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Major League Leaders per Associated Press
The Nations League and American League leaders show Hoak of Pittsburgh batting .355 and Moon of Los Angeles at .252 for batting averages. Hane Mays of San Francisco, Aaron of Milwaukee, and Cepeda of San Francisco figure among leaders. Triples headed by Wills of Los Angeles, Clemente of Pittsburgh. Pitching leaders include Miller and Dulalo of San Francisco with various win totals. Koufar and Drysdale head strikeouts for the Dodgers. American League highlights Mantle of New York and Colavito of Detroit lead in runs. Cash and Gortile top batting averages.
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Willie Mays
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Stu Miller
Big Five Won’t Start Rose Bowl Pact with Big Ten
AP report says the Athletic Association of Western Universities Big Five will not pursue a Rose Bowl agreement with the Big Ten. Commissioner Hamilton announced after a meeting of athletic directors there was no agenda item for such a pact during the session. The Big Five now invites an outstanding team from anywhere in the nation.
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Evans High School
Ben Jones Dies, Famed Calumet Trainer
Ben Jones 78 a leading thoroughbred trainer died in Lexington after years of ill health He trained six Kentucky Derby winners the most among any trainer and anchored Calumet Farm's derby success His son Jimmy Jones is also a renowned trainer Jones hailed from Parnell Missouri and trained racehorses from 1914 onward earning 5 025 races totaling 4 703 526 through 1953 with Whirlaway Citation and more as triple crown winners
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Lexington
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Citation
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Palmer Defends Open Title at Oakland Hills
Palmer prepares to defend his U S Open crown at Oakland Hills in Birmingham Michigan as sun warmed conditions give way to storms. The 1960 field includes Hogan Spead Ford Bolt Middlecoff and Mayer with Palmer aiming for a strong start on Thursday and a possible 275 or better score if weather stays hot.
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Birmingham
Mich
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Palmar
Othera
Oakland Hills Country Club
Detroit
Ben Hogan
Palmee
South Afri Lca
Gary
Latrobe
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Palmer
Pirates Edge Reds 2-1 in tight ninth inning
Pittsburgh pitcher Gibbon escaped a ninth inning jam to preserve a 2-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. He retired Frank Robinson on a leadoff double in the top of the inning after holding the Reds scoreless through eight frames.
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Pirates
Miler
Rob Bolin
Dwo
Ron Fairly
Mays
Carme
Chisox Win Twice Colonels Down Denver
Baseball roundup highlights Louisville four games ahead of Indianapolis after a 4-0 win over Denver and a doubleheader with Chicago White Sox hitters fueling a two win night. Moe Drahosky led Louisville with 11 base hits as the Colonels toppled Denver to widen the standings gap.
Minors prevail in tense baseball struggle across leagues
In a chaotic slate of box scores and names, Indianapolis beat Denver 5 2 as Dustal pitched for Denver and Spring shutout for Philadelphia in a separate game. Dallas Fort Worth and Omaha battled with key hits from Edwards and Hicks while Cawley suffered an injury in a Coast Relays buildup.
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Americans advance in English golf championship roundrobin
Morrow the 20 2 year old airman from Oklahoma City shocks Scots beating Gordon Clark 5 and 3. McHale 45 and a former Walkee Cupper from Philadelphia wins 4 and 2 over Harry Brownlee. Lt. Mitchella Fort Worth Henry Timorook Los Angeles Frank Bostock Philadelphia Richard Davies Pasadena John Penrose Miami Michael Korleh Roseville Mitchella 23 now serving near London defeats Dr. Frank Deighton 4 and 1. Five Americans eliminated in Tuesday's matches near the Firth of Clyde.
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Savannah
CSU Runner in NCAA Track Championships
PHILADELPHIA AP Out fielder Tony Gonzalez, one of the National League's top batters, will report to the Philadelphia Phillies about a week. Colorado State University athlete Eliason, a senior from Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, is admitted to Penn Hospital with an eye infection and will compete in the NCAA track championships this weekend in Philadelphia.
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