Frontier Lanes Scores Highlight Arizona State Tourney Action
Mary Last hit her first 600 series 604 in the Arizona Ladies State Tourney in Tucson as Lois Cartier added 473 and their 1046 leads Class B. The Frontier Motorola quintet led by Thelma Nell with 547 moved into second in Class 5 with 3061 total. Other top scores include Dawn Jones 214 574 and Jan Davidson 189 520.
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Mary Last
Tucson
Lois Cartier
Frontier
Motorola
Thelma Nell
Dawn Jones
Jan Davidson
Papago
Jan Froehlich
Vera Atkinson
Peggy Leggett
Maree Chapel
Phyllis Evans
Karen Brown
Jo Bell
Pat Francis
Barb Graham
Helen Roberts
Jan Tretheny
Sandy Stevens
Betty Perry
St. Daniel
Carol Batos
Joyce Freeman
Frontier Gems
Nancy Peterson
Jane Hobart
Fran Pappas
Nita Myrick
Edith Ponting
Joyce Skotzke
Jack Hilberg
Frontier Lanes
Channing Funk
Carl Miller
Lewis Allen
Joe Vietri
Ada trainer Stevens suspended six months by Arizona Racing Commission
UPI reports Ada Oklahoma owner trainer Tom M. Stevens received a six month suspension from the Arizona Racing Commission. Reinstatement is set for September 18 with the suspension observed at all tracks after Turf Paradise stewards found a drug present in a urine sample from Quick Song, the horse Stevens trained.
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Phoenix
UPI
Tom M. Stevens
Ada
Okla
Arizona Racing Commission
Stevens
Turf Paradise
Quick Song
Drysdale Wins 29th Over Braves in Lou Johnson Rally
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale earns his 29th victory against Atlanta in a 2-1 win aided by Lou Johnson’s double and Ron Fairly’s RBI single in the seventh. Drysdale notes fatigue as he stays in to face Mack Jones, with Perranoski closing out the eighth. Other NL games include St Louis over Houston and Cincinnati over San Francisco. weather halts NY Chicago and Philadelphia Pittsburgh, while Chicago routs New York in the only AL game played.
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Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Atlanta
Braves
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Walt Alston
Alston
Lefty Philips
Dodgers
Mack Jones
Ron Perronoski
Stark
Denis Menke
Hank Aaron
Perranoski
Jones
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
California
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Bob Bailey
Felipe Alou
Lou Johnson
Ron Fairly
San Fran
St Tanis
Mauston
Brock, Cards lead as Reds split NL standings and Houston slumps
Brock stars for the Cardinals with a triple marking his 10th straight game safely hit. Cincinnati locks second place amid a high scoring 10-hit Reds attack led by Deron Johnson and Billy McCool earns win. Houston ties a 1963 club record with a 10th straight loss as Steve Carlton earns his first win with help from Dick Hughes.
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Wade Blasingame
St. Louis
Lou Brock
Cardinal
Houston
Steve Carlton
Dick Hughes
Cincinnati
Reds
Deron Johnson
Billy McCool
Ted Abernathy
Elston Howard
Gary Peters
Peters
Yankees
Chicago
Baseball standings and tomorrow's schedule in chaotic format
The document lists Baseball standings involving teams like Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago with mixed times and venues. It notes probable pitchers Fisher, Culp, Queen, Perry, and others, plus postponed games due to rain and a Friday slate including Philadelphia at Atlanta and New York at Cincinnati among several night games.
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Los Ange
Houston
Dierker
Atlanta
Lemaster
Los Angeles
Osteen
Phila
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Fran
Los
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Blum Wins Second Feature at Manzanita Speedway
Len Blum of Phoenix captured his second feature race of the season, the 30 lap full house jalopy main event at Manzanita Speedway. Monroe Van Meter led 21 laps before a blown fire sidelined him, then Jesse Osbun led briefly before a collision with Blum. Paul Marciano finished second and Joe Polkus third.
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Phoenix
Len Blum
Manzanita Speedway
Blum
Monroe van Meter
Jesse Osbun
van Meter
Osbun
Paul Marciano
Joe Polkus
Texas Open tees off with Casper headline field
The $100,000 Texas Open begins a four day preview tour for next year’s PGA Championship at Pecan Valley. Billy Casper headlines a strong field with top 10 earnings stars absent include Arnold Palmer and Nicklaus while Bert Yancey Dan Sikes Bob Goalby and Frank Beard lead the money winners contenders. Defending champ Harold Henning also returns along with Roberto de Vicenzo and Kermit Zarley among early favorites.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Billy Casper
Arnie Palmer
Gay Brewer
Doug Sanders
Jack’ Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Gary Player
Pecan Valley Country Club
Casper
Bert Yancey
Dan Sikes
Bob Goalby
Frank Beard
Beard
Harold Henning
South Africa
Roberto de Vicenzo
Kermit Zarley
Yancey
Dallas
Phoenix giants close Tulsa trip after 14 inning loss
In Tulsa the Oilers beat the Phoenix Giants 6-5 in 14 innings. The series was shortened to two games due to weather and a makeup doubleheader. Wednesday’s setback dropped Phoenix to second in the PCL Eastern Division, one game behind Oklahoma City. Joe Patterson drove in Danny Napoleon with a 14th inning hit for Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Phoenix Giants
Oilers
Giants
Phoenix
Dave Dowling
Lig
Hal Gilson
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Joe Patterson
Danny Napoleon
Saguaro Sabercats edge Bourgade in baseball. track takes second
Saguaro High defeated Bourgade 6-4 as Mark Wales earned the decision on the mound. The Sabercats track team finished second in a three team meet behind Agua Fria and Phoenix Christian, with Marty Shuford taking the sole first place and Saguaro JV also placing second. The varsity season ends Friday at East High with a potential reschedule to afternoon.
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Saguaro High
Bourgade
Agua Fria
Phoenix Christian
Saguaro
Christian
Sabercats
Marty Shuford
Jvs
Phoenix
East High
Jer Wood
Mark Wales
Cassius Clay Fights Stay of Induction in U.S. Court
Cassius Clay seeks a temporary injunction to delay his draft induction set for 10 am EST Friday in Houston. Judge Allen B. Hannay agrees to hear a government motion to dismiss the 67 page petition arguing Clay is a Black Muslim minister and not eligible for service.
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Fred Dragula
Clay
Chicago
Serine
Golf Pros Find College Path to Pro Ranks
Texas schools North Texas State and Houston built the pipeline to the pro tour by turning intercollegiate golf into a paying enterprise. Houston coach Dave Williams expanded scholarships and tournaments to feed more players like Phil Rodgers, Jacky Cupit, Kermit Zarley, and Homero Blancas into the professional ranks. The article notes 23 Houston players on pro tours and emphasizes the shift from nonrevenue sport to revenue sport. It also highlights Ernie Jones's rise in Arizona dog racing with a Grade 1 bid at Apache Greyhound Park.
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Arnold Palmer
Wake Forest
Billy Casper
Notre Dame
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State
Texas
North Texas State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Don January
Billy Maxwell
University of Houston
Houston
Cougars
David Glenwood Williams
East Texas State
Texas A
Dave Williams
Williams
Hal Underwood
Bob Barbarossa
Mike Mitchell
Martin Warnica
Tom Wright
Doug Olson
Goodyear Golf and Country Club
Litchfield Park
Underwood
Barbarossa
Olson
Phil Rodgers
Jacky Cupit
Kermit Zarley
Homero Blancas
Ernie Jones
Arizona
Apache Greyhound Park
Castle
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