Short Defensive Career For Charley Taylor Highlight Of 1960s NFL
Charley Taylor, ex-Arizona State star drafted by the Washington Redskins, shows offensive flair in an All-American Bowl and All-Star game, with potential to pair with Bobby Mitchell at flankerback. Teammates Lorick, Whitlow, Thompson, Hernandez, and Wilson join Taylor in upcoming pro seasons, signaling a strong Arizona presence in the NFL and AFL.
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Len Dawson
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Hank Stram
Southern Cal
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Top Teams Open Tournament Action in Softball
The top seeded Phoenix West ers Abril Rainbows and others begin a full schedule in the Women s U S A State Softball Tournament. Rainbows face the Phoenix Panthers after Panthers edged Tucson Jack Ellis 1 0 last night. Westerns seek fourth straight title meeting Tucson YWCA Poor Soles after their 5 1 win over Wilkelman.
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Rainbows
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Westerns
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Barber tops Bouton as Orioles open big AL stretch
Steve Barber defeated the New York Yankees for the third time this season as Baltimore won 2 0 at Yankee Stadium to pull one game ahead of New York. Harvey Haddix earned relief while Brooks Robinson and Jerry Adair homered for Baltimore. The White Sox beat the Red Sox 4 1 to stay 1.5 games back, and Cleveland swept Minnesota with two wins in a doubleheader.
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Detroit Victory
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Palmer Sees Tough Grind At Western Open
Arnold Palmer, defending champion, warned the Western Open remains wide open as the field moves into the third round on the par 70 course. After 36 holes a dozen players were within six strokes, with 27 under par 142 at halfway. Palmer cited the strong scoring pace and predicted no frontrunner will pull away in the final two rounds.
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Skee
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Tony Lemp
Dave Hill
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Phil Rodgers
Jerry Edwards
BI Garrett
Sscccee
Bb Ld One PLC
Bears Triumph In All Star Game Clash At Soldier Field
Chicago Bears rally from halftime deficit to 27 26 victory over an All-Star team led by Pete Beathard and George Mira. Mira shines late with multiple receptions and a touchdown pass as Charley Taylor and Ted Davis also contribute for the All Stars.
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Soldier Field
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Will-O-The-Wisp
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Miami
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Raaphorat
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Davis
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Wade
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Ed O’bradovich
Gasmen lose Legion title as Thunderbird Freight wins
Phoenix Thunderbird Freight defeated Tucson Gas 6 to 2 to seize the state American Legion championship. Steve Covey led with three hits including a double and two RBIs, while Steve Campbell earned the win in four innings. Brazaskas took the loss for Tucson as Phoenix built three-run rallies in the fourth and sixth.
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Gary Gentry
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Citizen Classic Draft Slated for Tucson Bowling League
Tear rosters for the Tucson Daily Citizen Classic Bowling League will be set at the annual draft meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Pioneer International Hotel. Eight captains will choose bowlers with 1963-64 averages of 18 or more for rosters of six to eight men. The league opens Sept. 20 at Diamond Pin Lanes.
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the Bistro
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Falstaff
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Morrie Bauwens’ Insurance
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Baum and
Adamson
Jack Howell
Levy's of
Tucson
Wally Grutzius
Tuccsonian Aitken Wins In National Pistol Matches
Tuccsonian Harry Aitken captured the timed-fire segment of the centerfire matches at the National Pistol Championships in Camp Perry Ohio. He posted 200 3X in timed fire and placed third overall in the centerfire National Match Course with 289 9X, also winning police category and rapid-fire in the police bracket. Aitken is a U S Border Patrol team member, with Arizona shooters Sprague Dillon Mataya Joyner also placing in police events and centerfire.
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U.S. Border Patrol
George Sprig
Yuma
Bill Dillon
Tucson
Sprague
Dillon
Tom Mataya
Border Patrol
Phoenix
Bill Joyner
Arizona
Sports Calendar Highlights Local Events Tomorrow
Tomorrow sport events include Women’s State Softball at Santa Rita Park with games at 5 and 6:30 8 and 9:30 p.m. Arizona None Pro Baseball at Hi Corbett Field. Auto racing at Tucson Speedway stock cars and roadsters. District 6 Little League at Davis Monthan Field. Drag racing at Tucson Dragway. A 5X Marathon at Tucson Trap and Skeet Club. Tucson Citizen Bowling League draft meeting at Pioneer International Hotel.
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Baseball Scoreboard Mixed Results Across Leagues
Today's games feature Dodgers at Braves and Giants at Reds with several pitchers noted. Other matches include Cubs at Pirates, Mets at Phillies, Astros at Cardinals, and White Sox at Braves. Tomorrow's schedule lists rematches and night caps across the same groups. International, Eastern, Pacific Coast and Southern League scores shown with multiple incomplete lines and innings.
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District 6 Playoff Set At D M Western vs International
Western and International meet tonight at 8 to decide the District 6 champion at Davis-Monthan. The winner advances to a Tuesday playoff against Catalina, the District 5 winner. Western beat Sunnyside 8 1 and International beat D M 3 0 Thursday.
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Flag Bowman Loses Status at Archery Nationals
WANTAGH N Y Charles Sandlin of Flagstaff placed sixth in the national championships with 3342 points. David Keaggy Jr 17 of Drayton Plains Mich won the title with 3648 points and Alan Muller of Minneapolis was runner up with 3618 points.
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N.Y
Charles Sandlin
Flagstaff
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David Keaggy Jr
Drayton Plains
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Alan Muller
Minneapolis
Mets Castoff Could Cinch Phillies Flag
Frank Thomas, a 35 year old Met castoff, joined the Philadelphia Phillies via waiver and boosted their pennant chances with a two run performance in a 4-4 game swing. The Phils extended NL lead to 2 games over San Francisco while Thomas aims for his first pennant in a long career.
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Fish die off at Pena Blanca Lake prompts study
Tucson reports a six day fish die off may have killed as many as 2000 bass at Pena Blanca Lake. Dr. William L. McConnell of the University of Arizona planned further investigation today.
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Pena Blanca Lake
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University of Arizona
Tucson Swimmers Tap Three State Records at Junior Olympics
Tucsonans set three state marks led by Desert Sun Aquatic Club’s Cappy Siefarth in 50-meter breaststroke 46.6 as Mimi Foster of Tucson Country Club posted a 36.1 in the 50-meter freestyle and the TCC 11-12 200-meter freestyle relay trio led the boys. Phoenix rivals, led by Charles Hickcox, broke several National Junior Olympic records with times in the 100-meter backstroke and 200-meter individual medley. Other records went to Bill Mettler, Kendix Moore, Marilyn Ram enofsky, and Tracey Gilmore in various events.
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Desert Nn Aquatic Club
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Kendix Moore
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