Experienced Cats Begin 1964 Arizona Football Practices
Arizona’s veteran squad under Coach Jim LaRue reports for drills with 23 senior lettermen among 70 players. Key players include co captain Briscoe, Larry Fairholm, Lou White, Floyd Hudson, Rickie Harris and Si Gimbel as the offense and Briscoe with quarterbacks and linemen anchoring the unit ahead of a Sept. 26 opener versus Brigham Young.
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George McLeod
Arizona
Jim LaRue
Wildcats
LaRue
Brigham Young
Wildcat
Warren Woodson
Briscoe
Larry Fairholm
Cleveland Browns
Cats
Lou White
Floyd Hudson
Rickie Harris
Si Gimbel
White
Gene Dahlquist
Eddie Bricker
Tom Fitzgerald
Jeff Fries
Burgess Lifts Pirates With Last-Ditch Homer
Smoky Burgess, 37, broke an 214 month homer drought with a three run shot in the ninth off Ed Roebuck, lifting Pittsburgh to a 4-2 win over Philadelphia. The rally trimmed the Phillies lead in the National League and kept pressure on the Reds and Giants in a tense pennant race.
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Associated Press
Smoky Burgess
Burgess
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Philadelphia
Ed Roebuck
Phillies
Browns' Ryan Shows Signs Of Keeping Promise
Browns quarterback Frank Ryan completed 19 of 32 passes for 310 yards and five touchdowns in a 34 14 exhibition win over the Detroit Lions as Cleveland moved to 3 1 in preseason. He connected with Gary Collins Paul Warfield Tom Hutchinson and Walt Roberts on scoring plays and displayed improved deep passing.
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Browns
Ryan
Associated Press
Frank Ryan
Y. A
Lions
Detroit
Walt Roberts
St. Louis
Chicago Bears
Kansas City
Denver
Fort Worth
Buffalo
Boston
Los Angeles Rams
Pittsburgh
Gary Collins
Paul Warfield
Tom Hutchinson
Roberts
Charlie Johnson
Sonny Randle
Bears
Cardinal
Patriots
Eddie Wilson
University of Arizona
Chiefs
If Denver
Wilson
Grass Court Drill Pays Off For Bill Lenoir
Bill Lenoir, 19th ranked and unseeded, reaches the Meadow Club International Grass Court semifinal by defeating Bill Bond 6 4, 3 8, 6 3 in Southhampton New York. He faces Charles Pasarell after Pasarell upset Arthur Ashe. Dennis Ralston, sidelined by a sprained ankle, plans to return in the other semifinal against Gene Scott after a 6 3, 6 2 win over Martin Riessen.
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Southhampton
N.Y
Bill Lenoir
Tucson
Meadow Club
Bill Bond
la Jolla
Calif
Lenoir
Olympic Trials Rowing Faces Elimination in Renewed Heats
Four former Olympians fell in renewed heats at the New York trials with Wayne Larva advancing to the finals in the pairs with NYAC teammate Dick Scheartz. Racing results from Saratoga Springs, Atlantic City, Rockingham Park, Arlington Park and Roosevelt Raceway highlight the day’s action with honors and unexpected disqualifications.
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New York
Wayne Larva
Navy
NYAC
Dick Scheartz
Saratoga Springs
M.Y
Saratoga Raceway
Atlantic City
Nod
Alem
W.H
Rainhead
Rockingham Park
Chicago
Sandow
Jet
Arlington Park
Call
Prince Mite
de Mar
Stbury
W.Y
Henry T. Adios
Meadow Skraper
Cardinan Bay
Roosevelt Raceway
Pee Wee football league plans stall in Tucson
Ray Keating of the Rincon Optimist Club says a lack of sponsors has delayed the start of a Tucson Pee Wee football league this fall. In other local sports notes, Jerry McCoy pitched a no hit game for Flowing Wells in city softball and Art Lopez led Krueger's with three hits in a 9 8 win over Western States Insurance.
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Tucson
Ray Keating
Rincon
Pee Wee Football
Jerry McCoy
Tony
Art Lopez
Krueger’s
Western States Insurance
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights and Tomorrow’s Games
The scoreboard lists games across leagues with teams including Philadelphia Pillsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis New York Houston Los Angeles and San Francisco. Tomorrow’s schedule features Detroit at Los Angeles Cleveland at Kansas City Washington at Minnesota Chicago at Baltimore Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Chicago Cubs
Jim Pagliaroni
Philadelphia
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Houston
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Lee Maye
St. Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ray Sadecki
New York Mets
Jim Bunning
Mahaney
Pillsburgh
Friend
Herbel
Sadowski
New York
Cisco
Allsworth
Larsen
Cincinnali
Tsifouris
Los Angeles
Reed
Gibson
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Senate
New
Fittsburgh
Pizzaro
Pappas
Wilson
Bouton
Tvel
McLain
Chance
Tiant
Meyer
Osteen
Stigmanths
Over 900 Turn Out As All-City Gridders Begin Drills
Led by seven 1963 first-team Citizen All-City picks, just over 900 players start three weeks of workouts Monday across nine high schools. Notables include Gene Campbell Cleve Smith Phil Cox and Alan Bramoweth among Flowing Wells and Rincon honorees. Tucson High hosts the largest group with 149 varsity and jayvee candidates.
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Bob Crawford
Larry Hart
Weiss Caballeros
A.m
Pueblo
Lou Farber
Warriors
Bil Lovin
Rincon
Levin
Gene
Tucson High School
John Mallamo
Salpointe
Gene McCarter
Bossert
George Rivera
Stackle
Catalina
USC Practice Starts Monday
Thirty one candidates are expected to report for the opening of varsity football drills at Arizona State College Monday. Among those expected are 28 veterans of last fall's team.
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Flagstaff
Arizona State College
Sambere
Orioles, White Sox Split Doubleheader Shifts Title Fight
In a Detroit led doubleheader, Hank Aguirre hit his first major league hit and 3 run double as the Orioles beat the White Sox 12 1 in the first game while Siebern misplayed a grounder leading to Chicago's 2 1 win in the opener. Siebern later homered in the nightcap as Baltimore won 3 2. The split kept Baltimore a half game ahead in the American League. The nightcap saw Brooks Robinson homer and Steve Barber win, with Jim Landis misplayed the earlier grounder defining the opener. Detroit swept the Angels 8 7 as Bunker and Peters shine, while Boston out slugged New York 5 3. Cleveland beat Kansas City 4 1 and Washington defeated Minnesota 3 1. Aguirre improved to 4 0 in decisions with a rare hit boosting his average to .045.
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Aguirre
Detroit
Los Angeles
Siebern
Chicago
Baltimore
Orioles
White Sox
Wally Bunker
Gene Stephens
Jerry Adair
Jim Landis
Floyd Robinson
John Buzhardt
Slay
Angels
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Bunker
Wonder
Pete Ward
Gary Peters
Earl Robinson
Steve Barber
Brooks Robinson
Sam Bowens
Barber
Stu Miller
Don Demeter
Norm Cash
RBI
Racing Fans Have Varied Bill Of Fare
Auto racing fans will have three events this weekend at Tucson speedways and airport with time trials at 7 30 p m and races starting an hour later. Carl Trimmer and R C Whitwell seek repeat titles in stock car and track roadsters. Elims begin at 8 00 a m for the 99 dollar claimer division at Tucson Dragway. Sports cars race in a slalom sponsored by the Arizona Border Region S C C A at 8 a m tomorrow.
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Tucson Speedway
Tucson Dragway
Tucson Municipal Airport
Carl Trimmer
R. C. Whitwell
The
Speedway
AL Tucson Dragway
O'Clock
Arizona Border Region
Sports Car Club of America
Two Arizona Matmen Win Spots in Olympic Greco-Roman Camp
The Frank Hankin of Yuma and Russ Winter of Phoenix earned first ever Olympic Greco-Roman camp spots for Arizonans by reaching high rounds in the trials. Hankin placed second in the 171.5 pound division after a scoreless tie with Ron Clinton and a weigh-in decision. Winter finished second in the 213.5 pound class defeating Pat Lovell before losing first to Jack Barden. The camp opens Monday at the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland.
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New York
Frank Hankin
Yuma
Russ Winter
Phoenix
Hankin
Tucson
Ron Clinton
Winter
Pat Lovell
Redwood City
Calif
Phoenix Grappler
Jack Barden
Port Huron
Mich
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Black Records 295 Yard Ace at Tubac Valley
Tom Black recorded a hole in one on a 225 yard par 3 at Tubac Valley Country Club. He used a 3 wood on the shot while playing with Glen and Rick Harbour of Tucson.
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Tom Black
Tubac Valley Country Club
Black
Glen
Rick Harbour
Tucson
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Phils
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Jerry Lynch
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Joe Gibbon
Cookie Rojas
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Yucson
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Coppahaurik
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Norm Eiebern
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