Dugan Emerges As Top Arizona High School Prospect
James Dugan, a 210-pound 17-year-old fullback from Flagstaff, dazzled 5 400 fans at the all star game with two touchdowns and a long 78 yard pursuit. Coaches from Ohio State, Arizona State, and USC courted him as rivals eyed his speed, size, and grit amid interest from Missouri and other programs.
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McKinley Aids Injured Buddy In Tight Doubles Start
Chestnut Hill Mass Dennis Ralston and Chuck McKinley open the National Doubles Championship with a 6-2 6-1 6-2 victory over Bob Inman and Clive Kiloff. Ralston heals a sprained ankle and targets a quarterfinal with Cliff Buchholz and Butch Newman.
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Arlington Heights
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Southern Rhodesia
San Antonio
Tex
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Calif
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St. Louis
Newman
Dallas
Short Extends Phillies Lead With Solid Five-Hit Win
Chris Short matched his second win of the season by tossing a five-hitter as the Phillies throttled the Cubs 8-1, lowering his ERA to 1.91 and moving Philadelphia five games ahead of San Francisco in the NL standings. Short, a 6-foot-4 lefty, improved to 2-1 on the year and trailed only Koufax among NL starters in ERA. The win came with strong support from manager Gene Mauch and highlighted Short’s rise after a slow previous year. Also, Charlie Smith hit a two-run homer for the Mets in a 5-0 win over Pittsburgh, while St Louis edged Houston 3-1 due to two Houston errors.
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Mets
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Cronin Delays AL Meeting on CBS Yankee Purchase
Cronin postponed a meeting as Arthur Allyn presses for review of CBS bought 80 percent of the New York Yankees. Eight AL owners approved the deal last Friday, with Yawkey saying there is no conflict of interest and Cronin asserting league autonomy in baseball decisions. Allyn calls the vote illegal and seeks a 15 day notice or unanimous tally.
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Arthur Allyn
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Boston
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Detroit
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Los Angeles
Weeks Criticizes Phillies Signings Over Pettis
ALBUQUERQUE New Mexico coach ih Bill Weeks attacked the Philadelphia Phillies for signing Bob Pettis a 20 year old back from West Des Moines Iowa Pettis notified Weeks he had signed with the Phils Pettis was a starting defensive back last season for the Western Athletic Conference champions and was expected to be the No 2 quarterback this year as a junior
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West Des Moines
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Physicals Scheduled Next Week for District One Students
District One high schools will conduct required athletic physicals next week for football and cross country candidates. Varsity and JV teams have staggered slots at Palo Verde Rincon Tucson High Catalina Puebla and other campuses with morning and afternoon sessions. Administrators urge using personal physicians for the exams.
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Pueblo
Oak Catalina
Tucson Wan
Bis
Tecson High
Windy Qualifying Marks Tie For Lead In U S Women Amateur
In Hutchinson Kansas Gloria Ehret and Donna Gilliam each shot 76 to share the lead after 18 holes of the 72 hole US Women s Amateur qualifying. Susan Gregory of Pine Bluff and Mrs Robert Sblanfeldt of Seattle also posted 76 as twenty six players remained in contention for the 32 match play spots.
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Kan
U.S
Gloria Ehret
Danbury, Conn
Prairie Dunes Country Club
Donna Gilliam
Whittier
Calif
Susan Gregory
Pine Bluff
Ark
Robert Sblanfeldt
Seattle
Tamorrow
JoAnne Gunderson
Wash
Baseball Scoreboard National League and American League results
Baseball scoreboard summary shows scores and planned games across the National and American Leagues. Notable results include Chicago beating New York and St Louis defeating Houston, with numerous tonight and tomorrow schedules across cities such as Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee Los Angeles and Cincinnati.
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el Paso
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White Sox Edge Yankees In Key AL Showdown
White Sox beat the Yankees 2 to 1 in Chicago to pull within 3 games of Baltimore. Ford’s seventh inning pickoff attempt set up the decisive run, and Hoyt Wilhelm closed for his 16th victory and 10th save.
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Rickey Behind Sweep of Cardinals Front Office
St Louis front office undergoes major shakeup as GM Bing Devine resigns and Bob Howsam steps in. Branch Rickey, 82, appears to be calling the shots as changes unfold after past power struggles and Musial retirement. Devine cites owner August Busch Jr as disappointed with pennant drought.
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Emprise Corp Purchases Rillito Racetrack At Auction
At the Pima County Courthouse steps sheriff sale Emprise Corp owner Lou Jacobs acquired Rillito Racetrack for 456386.15 plus costs. Lawrence D Antonio Tucson attorney represented the judgment creditor. The sale was conducted by Captain Gordon L Dahlberg with about 50 onlookers present. The deal leaves Tucson racing options contingent on Jacobs arrangements and outstanding obligations including a 130000 mortgage, 43000 purses, 50000 in debts and state taxes dating back to 1959.
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Pima County
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Lou Jacobs
Buffalo
N.Y
Rillito Racetrack
Gordon L. Dahlberg
Lawrence P. D'Antonio
Tucson
Emprise
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Forse Racing
Billito Park
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