Arizona basketball outlook grows with junior college transfer
George McLeod reports Jim Proctor a 6-10 junior college transfer from Santa Ana is courted by Arizona and other schools. Proctor aims for immediate eligibility and a starting center role, with Garden Grove connections and consideration of teammate Mike Kordik as part of Arizona’s rebuilt front line. Arizona officials say recruiting Proctor is ethical and hopeful for a stronger basketball program.
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Jim Proctor
Santa Ana
Garden Grove
Calif
Bill Smitheran
Proctor
Bruce Larson
Larson
Santa Ana J.C
Utah
Arizona State
Seattle
Bob Boyd
Smitheran
Art Becker
Dan Breck
Breck
Larry Harris
Tom LaVoy
Albert Johnson
Cats
Mike Kordik
Kordik
Mike
Dick Clausen
Mays Streak Boosts Giants as Batting Average Rises
Willie Mays opens with a 10 game hot streak batting .400 driving his season average to .290 and keeping the San Francisco Giants in the NL chase. He had three hits in a 3-1 win over Houston, including a triple, scoring once as St Louis and Los Angeles hold pace behind the Dodgers.
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Ernie Bowman
Felipe Alou
McCovey
Tom Haller
Jim Duffalo
Don Larson
Maury Wills
Cubs
Don Drysdale
Alabama Denies Secret Information Used in 1962 Game
Georgia coach Leroy Pearce testified that films showed no evidence Alabama relied on pregame notes from former Georgia athletic director Wally Butts. He described Georgia formations as noted by an insurance salesman and said Alabama’s offense ignored a key Georgia player. The jury viewed the 1962 Georgia Alabama game in a packed courtroom.
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Alabama
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Leroy Pearce
Saturday Evening Post
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Ray Rissmiller
Mickey Babb
Pearce
Rissmiller
Bryant
Brigham Woodward
Woodward
Johnny Griffith
Burnett
Passed Ball Wild Pitch Knuckler Loses Either Way
A chaotic baseball moment features a passed ball and a wild pitch by a knuckler pitcher, resulting in a loss for the home team. The unusual sequence underscores instability on the mound and contributes to the deciding outcome.
White Sox fall as Wilhelm’s wild pitches aid Kansas City
Hoyt Wilhelm, 40, struggles in a 4-3 loss to Kansas City as a flutterball and a passed ball lead to the decisive run. Cimoli scores on a single by Alusik after Wilhelm’s miscue, while Yankees and Orioles game details accompany the night’s action.
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Jim Gentile
Detroit
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New El Rio Greens Open On Back 9
El Rio Country Club will open the back nine greens tomorrow on its 6,380 yard course. The new greens average 1,500 feet larger than the old ones, part of a modernization effort. A group calling themselves the Green Angels donated 5,000 dollars enabling the eight holes to be completed this year.
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Baseball scoreboard roundup for major leagues and minors
American League and other circuits show results with teams such as New York Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco St Louis Baltimore Minnesota Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Milwaukee Pittsburgh Kansas City Houston Detroit Washington and more. Yesterday's scores include Los Angeles 4 Chicago 1 and Baltimore 6 Cleveland 4 with numerous tomorrow and tonight games listed across leagues and cities.
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Arizona Wildcats optimistic on Phillips and 1963 team
University of Arizona coach Jim LaRue praised Tommy Phillips as faster than 1961 stars Bobby Thompson and Joe Hernandez and predicted he could outplay them. LaRue outlined 1963's stronger squad, with Eddie Bricker at quarterback and a large junior-heavy lineup, as drills set to begin in Tucson.
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University of Arizona
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Joe Hernandez
Jim LaRue
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el Con
Tommy Phillips
Phillips
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LaRue
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Miami Flash
Bricker
Bill Brechler
Western Athletic Conference
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Lou White
Harris
Davis
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Gerry Zeman
John Fouse
Christy
Zeman
Fouse
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Baker
Terry Baker
Oregon State
Ben Wilson
Southern California
Los Angeles Rams
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Calif
Rams
Western Amateur Test Favors Tough Course Over Juniors
Dr. Edgar Updegraff, 41, argues the grueling 144-hole Western Amateur format punishes no one more than youth and expects the 7,000-yard Benton Harbor layout to challenge top contenders. He notes the 1957 and 1959 champion, two-time winner in the last decade, aims to reach the match-play sweet sixteen after a history of missing by a stroke.
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