Folley Clays Title Bout Draws Arizona Pace to New York
Zora Folley plans to train in New York for the March 22 world heavyweight title fight with Cassius Clay at Madison Square Garden. John Condon of MSG said Folley remains popular in Arizona and NYC and that ticket demand is rising though sales have not yet begun.
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Cubs Arrive for Spring Training at Scottsdale Stadium
The Chicago Cubs bring over 30 major leaguers to Scottsdale for early workouts led by Ron Santo and Ernie Banks. Santo starts practice after a coaches meeting, with full squad drills due next Monday and additional arrivals expected this week. Farm clubs Tacoma and Dallas-Ft Worth begin March 13, while a new park near Coronado High School nears completion and workouts start there Wednesday.
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Clay Draft Case Remains Open In Kentucky
Cassius Clay remains classified I A with hopes for a Presidential appeals board to exempt him from Army duty. His New York attorney Hayden Covington plans to seek an immediate convening of the board after a denial of a second draft deferment.
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Courtside preview for Arcadia Coronado playoff race
Arcadia coach Lou Tallman emphasizes stopping Carl LeSueur as crucial for playoff chances. Coronado coach Jerry Menefee calls the season a pleasant surprise and credits junior Joe Mackey as key to success. Dons meet Alhambra Friday at Phoenix Union. Arcadia faces West High in opening round.
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ASU Baseball Opens Season With Alumni Scrimmage Teeming Talent
Tempe Arizona State prepares for a 52 game schedule under Coach Bobby Winkles with a Friday game against San Fernando State and a Saturday doubleheader at Sun Devil Field. The alumni defeated the varsity 10 9 in the annual scrimmage led by Reg e Jackson and Lind while Pentland pitched a strong game.
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Wildcats host A State in wildcat Arizona st clash
Phoenix reports Ned Walk of UPH says Arizona State seeks a bright spot with a victory Saturday over rival Arizona. He notes past success in Tucson and hopes for a first road win of the season as the Devils face the Wildcats. The score 73.07 appears garbled.
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Bruins still first Vols climb into eighth in rankings
Eastern Division standings show Cincinnati U2 St. Laws at 104 with all games listed. United Press International notes the Bruins hold top position while the Tennessee Volunteers reach eighth in the rankings.
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Razorback discipline boosts Tide in Sugar Bowl run
Bryant's tactics propelled Alabama through an undefeated season with a Sugar Bowl win, while Mears' methods shape Tennessee as they climb to No 8 in the UPI coaches poll. The Volunteers reach historic SEC lead with a 17-4 mark as UCLA tops the nation with a 21-0 record. Louisville holds second, UNC third, Kansas rising to sixth behind Cornell drop, and Western Kentucky near the top with 20-1. Houston slips to eighth as Texas Western falters after a loss to New Mexico State.
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