Olympic Trials Open With 30,000 Estimated Attendance
The United States Olympic track and field trials begin in Los Angeles with nine events on day one and more in the two day meet ending Sunday. About 30,000 spectators are expected today and a similar crowd Sunday as conditions near 90 to 100 degrees. Defending semi finalists from New York face continued tests to secure Tokyo spots, while some contenders who did not compete in New York gain another chance.
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Yankees Deny Rumors About Maris Trade
The Yankees deny rumors they will trade Roger Maris this winter. A Los Angeles meeting between Ralph Hough and Buzzy Bavasi sparked talk of Maris and Ralph Terry to the Dodgers in exchange for Tommy Davis, but officials say the deal is unlikely.
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Brady Leads BYU Football Candidates in Mile Run
Scottsdale standout Brady clocked 5 23 to top BYU football players in the mile during the initial pre season test. He earlier started as quarterback before suspension with 11 others last season as part of the BYU squad.
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Major League Baseball standings and weekend schedule update
American League and National League standings listed with teams and records. Friday results include Boston 3 Los Angeles 0 and Baltimore 5 Kansas City 2, while Saturday and Sunday matchups feature multiple interleague games with listed probable pitchers.
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St. Louis
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Joe Contreras Returns to Kansas Track Program
Former Coronado High School star Joe Contreras rejoined the University of Kansas after a summer of intense training. The 20 year old distance runner, 5 foot 7, 136 pounds, holds a track and cross country scholarship and ran 75 to 125 miles weekly. He captained the freshman cross country squad and believes Kansas could be national champions with the entire lineup back. Kansas finished second in the NCAA last season. He graduated Coronado in 1963 and studies foreign affairs at KU.
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Intra-squad scrimmage shapes prep for Mesa opener
Arcadia High's Local 1 scrimmage simulates game conditions with coaches directing from field and press box. Probable first-game lineup for Mesa tilt named. several players listed by position amid injuries and predictions from coaches. A separate Coronado intra-squad highlights key performers and film review plans for Beaver football at Scottsdale High attendance.
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Mesa
Tom Dahl
Coronado
Ron Wunderley
Les Finger
Mike Smith
Steve Walker
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Gold
Bob Garman
Mike Lambert
Mike Pitts
Steve Montgomery
Jim Puntenney
Bob Vahle
Don Manross
Tim Smallsteed
Ron Woodward
Don Burger
Duane Bledsoe
Jim Fuller
Craig Lewis
Jerry Beavers
Jack Gutknecht
Orioles Split With Athletics on Blue Moon Odom Gem
Orioles lose the doubleheader game after rookie Blue Moon Odom of the Athletics tosses a wild six walks and six wild pitches in a 8-0 win. Odom allows only two Orioles hits as Baltimore’s lead shrinks to a half game. Rocky Colavito hits his 300th homer for the A’s. Wayne Causey drives in three.
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Harvey Haddix
Robinson
Jerry Adair
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Kofa Kings Promote Tall Quick Line for 1960s Grid
YUMA Special coach Bob Walters leads Kofa with the tallest and fastest line in Division I football. The 50-man squad includes 29 seniors and seven lettermen back from a 3-6 season. Key players include Bruce Yancy at fullback and Barney Cushman at wingback, with a strong height edge across the line.
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