Beavers topple ASU in Far West regional final
Oregon State crushed Arizona State 83 to 65 to reach the NCAA final, ending ASU's 11 game win streak. Marvelous Mel Counts led OSU with 26 points, while Art Becker struggled against Counts. Joe Caldwell led ASU with 17 points as OSU outshot and outplayed the Sun Devils.
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Frick tours spring camps amid Old Timers Brunch crowd
Ford Frick, baseball commissioner, visits Scottsdale for the Charros Old Timer's Day Brunch, addressing 501 attendees about baseball as an American institution. Notables including Ted Williams and Dizzy Dean attend as fans and speakers. event sets attendance record.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Florida and Arizona
A series of exhibition games across Florida and Arizona feature multiple teams. Minnesota beat Washington 7 to 5 in Pompano Beach, Chicago (A) topped New York 7 to 4 in St. Petersburg, and Pittsburgh defeated Milwaukee 7 to 4 in West Palm Beach. Other results include New York (A) over Cincinnati 8 to 6 in Tampa, Philadelphia winning 9 to 3 over Detroit in Lakeland, Los Angeles over Baltimore 7 to 4 in Miami, Chicago (N) 5 over Cleveland 6 in Tuccon, St. Louis 12 to 16 in Bradenton, and San Francisco 6 to 9 over Boston in El Paso, with the Los Angeles (A) vs Houston match noted as rained out at Apache Junction, Arizona.
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Promoter Reports Johansson Fight Offer Raised to 750000
Swedish promoter Edwin Ahlquist says Tom Bolan of Championship Sports, Inc. has offered Ingemar Johansson $750,000 to fight Cassius Clay. Ahlquist notes the sum is $250,000 above Bolan’s original offer.
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Maple Leafs' Ma hovlich sidelined by flu vs Rangers
Frank Mahovlich, NHL leading goal scorer for Toronto, missed Sunday’s game against the New York Rangers due to flu symptoms. He is expected back Wednesday night to face the Montreal Canadiens.
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Arcadia Titans Place Fifth In Tucson Relays
Arcadia's Titan track team finished fifth at the 19th Tucson Relays at Pueblo High School in Tucson amid 20 mph winds. Tom Neus won the Doc Van Horne Open Mile in 4 38, while the Distant Medley relay team and 880 relay runners posted top finishes. Blakley set a school shot put mark and several athletes contributed to new school records. Arcadia also swept two baseball games, beating Kofa 7 4 and Yuma 4 1, with Propstra and Martin delivering key performances.
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Bryant cleared by Rose in rigging charges
University of Alabama President Frank Rose defended Paul Bear Bryant on television, saying no evidence supports accusations of rigging or fixing the Alabama Georgia game. The probe involves multiple state and federal agencies as Bryant sues the Saturday Evening Post for libel. Judson scored 9-7 behind Mike Reagan on the mound and Bob Wilmans four hits.
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Conley Signs with Red Sox After Season With Knicks
Gene Conley inked a 1963 baseball contract with the Boston Red Sox for about 23000. He will report to spring training at Scottsdale Stadium after finishing the NBA season with the New York Knicks. The Red Sox snapped a three game skid by beating the San Francisco Giants 96 in El Paso.
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Pan-Am Berth To Phoenix Gas
Linda Cooper and Nancy Paulson won berths on the U S women s diving team for the Pan American games. Cooper of Los Alamitos totalled 282.10 points to secure a spot for City of Commerce while Paulson of Phoenix earned her berth with Phoenix Dick Smith Swim Gym
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National Racing Officials Open 29th Convention in Phoenix
The National Association of State Racing Commissioners opens its 29th annual convention in Phoenix with delegates from the US Canada and Mexico. Key topic is uniform rules as sessions run a week highlighted by a thoroughbred and quarterhorse match race and a $25,000 stake at Phoenix Greyhound Park. First business meeting scheduled for Tuesday.
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Sun Devil 9 Runs Eight for 8-1 ASU Sweep
Arizona State University baseball rose to 8-1 after sweeping Utah in a doubleheader 14-5 and 7-4 at Tempe. Sam Cook pitched all seven innings for his third win and hit a homer and a single. John Ruedy delivered a two run triple in the nightcap to seal the victory. Gary Graham added a second win.
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Cactus League Today Shows Pair of Valley Games
Boston faces Los Angeles in Palm Springs while Houston meets San Francisco in Phoenix as two slated spring exhibitions.
American Comet Wins Turf Paradise Handicap at Phoenix
American Comet, the wealthiest Arizona racer, won the Turf Paradise Handicap by three quarters of a length over Try It on a muddy track. Ying and Yang finished third while Senator Jack faded to fourth. the 11-16 mile event carried $10,000 added and paid $4.00 to win.
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Something New For Ray Floyd
Ray Floyd a 20 year old Fayetteville North Carolina newcomer with a hot putter and blond crew cut won the $25 000 St Petersburg Open with a 14 under par 274 earning 3 500 top prize money He had never been around such events and officials had to guide him to the winner s stand It was his 11th PGA Tour attempt and second completed event.
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Duke Tops St Joseph’s In NCAA Eastern Regional Final
Duke defeated St Joseph’s 73 to 64 to reach the NCAA Final Four. Consolation results showed West Virginia beating New York University 83 to 73. Regional play continued with Loyola Illinois Missouri State and others advancing in various venues.
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Greyhound Park Race Preview Features Four Top Hounds
The feature race at Greyhound Park hosts four strong contenders Sure Now Fidelio Harvard Hutch and Hacker Hutch. The writer favors Sure Now due to early speed and experience. O B s Cutoff accelerates in the second race as a top Daily Double pick with Cut Off paired with Last Marshall or Chief Holt for a possible quintela. A maiden race is scheduled around 7 30.
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