Darrell Royal Tops Texas coaching ascent
Darrell Royal, 33, says his career moves peak at Texas as he plans to rebuild the Longhorns. He emphasizes meeting alumni and high school coaches, selecting ready players, and earning trust to teach the game, vowing to beat Oklahoma and make Texas his final stop.
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Venturi Seizes Milwaukee Open Lead With 66 Second Round
San Francisco's Ken Venturi fired a 66 to add to his first round 66 and lead the Milwaukee Open. Gusting winds up to 40 mph and heavy rain challenged players as Venturi stood 12 under after two rounds, while Bob Rosburg Don Whitt and Al Balding chased just behind.
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Government halts amplified bird calls to protect migrators
Interior Department orders hunters to stop using loud bird noises that lure ducks and geese within gunshot range, labeling such sounds deadly. Pete Rademacher asserts he would have beaten Floyd Patterson under amateur rules in a noted quip. Cleveland writers recall Mike Garcia leaving a park with a balloon vendor and a deflated toy puffers gag.
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Patterson Warns on White Hope Theme Before Rademacher Bout
Floyd Patterson vented anger over the white hope label a day before the title fight with Pete Rademacher. In a Kent training camp interview, Patterson and trainer Dan Florio discussed Georgia fundraisers and racial implications, noting he would avoid the Deep South if victorious.
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White Sox Rally For Last Stand Against Yankees
Billy Pierce returned to winning form with a four hitter as Chicago beat Boston 4-1 to close within 5 1/2 games of New York. Other majors results include Brooklyn edging Milwaukee 3-2, Philadelphia beating St. Louis 3-2, Cincinnati stopping Pittsburgh 6-0, and New York Giants beating Chicago Cubs 3-2 in 16 innings.
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Tucson Extends Welcome to Jaycees Event
Jerry Vaughan and Martin Bedford, Tucson Jaycees co chairmen, welcome attendees with Ralph Gierrard of Coca Cola Bottlers Atlanta as the sponsor representative seated beside Jones in a caddy cart for the tournament.
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Isaac Logart Wins Narrowly Over Walter Byars
Isaac Logart breezed to a 10 round decision over Walter Byars in Detroit last night. Byars, weighed 146 pounds and ranked ninth among welterweights, fought hard to stay with the Cuban. Judges scored 50-38 49-36 and 48-38 with United Press at 48-40.
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Jalopy Race Night At Tucson Speedway Featured Large Entry
Cars from around the state are set to compete in a jalopy race program at Tucson Speedway on the Casa Grande Highway. A Press Radio TV race is planned with time trials at 7 p.m. and trophy clashes at 8 15 p.m. If weather cancels, the program moves to tomorrow night. The event includes two trophy dashes four heat races a 15 lap stock car main and a 39 lap modified main.
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South Hits 83x100 In Trap Tournament
In Vandalia Ohio Tuc son Zary South scored 83x100 in the Grand American Handicap. Champion was C R Crawford of Maywood Illinois with 98x100.
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Leon Keeps Jaycee Golf Lead Contention in Final Round
David Leon of Tucson remains in contention at the International Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament in Columbus as the final round opens. Leon fired a 71 in the third round to post 225 for 54 holes, six off leader John Konsek. Jimmy Gaona struggled, carding 78 to reach 244 and share a large group for sixty first.
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Softball and racing events listed for tonight and all day
A sports calendar lists 6 30 P M softball Class A AA tournaments at Santa Rita Park and Oury Park, 8 P M jalopy racing at Tucson Speedway and micro midget racing at 36th Street Airport, with softball Class A AA continuing all day.
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Congress calls for boxing czar after Patterson Rademacher debacle
Rep. Kenneth B. Keating of New York denounces the Patterson Rademacher heavyweight bout and TV dispute over Robinson Basilio. He urges a national boxing commissioner to oversee the sport and settle televising conflicts, comparing to Bert Bell and Ford Frick.
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Choukalos Returns as Mexicali Tops Tucson in Series Opener
Mexicali 6 Tucson 1 as Ernie Choukalos resumes lineup after ankle rest. Balcom to join outfield soon. Cananea beats Phoenix 5-1 and Douglas defeats Las Vegas 10-6 in Arizona-Mexico League action.
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Updegraff Reaches Western Amateur Semifinal
Tucson urologist Dr Ed Updegraff advanced to the Western Amateur semifinals in St Louis after a 6 and 5 victory over Jim Hiskey. He faced 19 year old Phil Rodgers of La Jolla in the first semifinal while Joe Campbell met Jim Vickers. Rodgers and Campbell were favored to reach the final as Updegraff kept par with a one over through 31 holes at Watson Country Club.
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Five Games Set For Wichita In National Non-Pro Tourney
The National Non-Pro Baseball tournament enters its second week in Wichita with five games on today’s schedule. Colonial Heights deflated Middletown 9-3 while Macon beat Lexington 7-3. Dallas blanked Gray 60 in a second round contest. Matches feature Sharon versus Johnstown, Gray versus Ponc hatoula, Linden versus Pea Ridge, Wichita Bombers versus Milwaukee, and Lowry Air Force Base versus Wichita Bo Jets in elimination rounds.
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Speed Sport Special roadster still leads at Moline drag race
Lord still target Greth and his orange Speed Sport Special roadster from Tucson after three days of action in the fourth annual world series near Moline Illinois. Rain slowed time trials though Greth did not run in the car that set a 160.71 mph world record Thursday. No one topped his mark in morning trials as time trials continue tomorrow with eliminations set for tomorrow night and Sunday.
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Red) Greth
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Giants and Lions Triumph In Exhibition Wins
The New York Giants beat the Los Angeles Rams 24-7 as Frank Gifford two touchdowns, Alex Webster one, and Ben Agajanian added a field goal and three PATs. Detroit Lions rallied to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles 34-27 in Toledo with Bobby Layne directing a 21-point third quarter.
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Golf Notes From Randolph and Hermosillo Events
Douglas Aircraft Employees hold a golf tournament at Randolph Municipal at 11 a.m. The Spanish American Golf Club tees off at 6 a.m. today as a warmup to the Hermosillo tournament over Labor Day weekend. Twenty three Tucson golfers plan to compete in Hermosillo for a trophy donated by Old Pueblo representatives.
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Micro Midgets Race Tonight at East 36th Street
Between 15 and 20 cars expected to compete in the micro midget race program at the East 36th Street track. Time trials at 7 30 p m and trophy dash at 8 p m. The program includes four heat races a semi main a main powder puff and a quarter midget run.
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National League standings and results snapshot
National League standings show Milwaukee 46-61, St. Louis 68-62, Brooklyn 66-61, Cincinnati 62-52, Philadelphia 62-? The day’s results include New York 3 Chicago 2 in 16 innings, Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 0, Brooklyn 3 Milwaukee 2, Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 2. Today Milwaukee visits Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, St Louis at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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