Four teams advance as NCAA baseball World Series set
Penn State Connecticut Notre Dame and Iowa State clinch spots in the eight team college World Series to be played in Omaha Nebraska next week. District 3 Duke faces Florida State with the winner joining the field. District 6 Texas meets Arizona in the regional final. District 7 Colorado State faces Denver in a deciding game. District 8 Pepperdine seizes the district crown to meet California in Berkeley semi finals.
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Texas Victory Favors Longhorns in Arizona Series
In Austin tonight 8 o clock Texas Longhorns host Arizona Wildcats in NCAA District 6 playoff action. Texas leads 1-0 after Friday's 2-0 win. rain threatens game time with a Tuesday option if needed. Arizona seeks a fourth straight national bid as Ikeda faces Reed in a potential decisive game.
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Phillies Ride Farrell Roars as Sluggers Spark Win
The Phillies beat the Dodgers 5-3 behind Dick Farrell to stay within two games of the Reds, with Sanford and Cardwell contributing as part of a 12-3 trio. The Reds clobbered the Cubs 6-4 then lost the nightcap. Sox split with Detroit to keep a five game AL lead.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Turner
Lou Fette
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Rough Pitching Slipping for Three Old Pueblo Veterans
Yesterday three Old Pueblo pitchers with major and minor league experience started for their teams. Alex Keliner pitched seven innings for Kansas City allowing two runs on four hits before leaving for winner Mickey McDermott as KC beat Cleveland. Walt Keliner worked five for Denver in an 11 inning loss to Louisville. Don Lee started Birmingham’s seven inning game against Nashville but took the loss as Birmingham was shut out on a one hitter, 2 0.
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Mineros, Cananea in A M chase as Phoenix wins big
Cananea's 10 to 6 win over Tucson alarms Phoenix as Mexicali, Douglas and Las Vegas trail. Phoenix roars with a 4 game lead after routing Douglas 15 to 2 and Mexicali 20 to 3. Joe Gussin fanned 14 in a win with Whitey De Hart belting a three run homer. Don Jameson was ejected and fined for arguing with an umpire after the Cananea game. Gregorio Figueroa homered twice in the Cananea win and Art Wilson hit two homers in Mexicali's rout of Las Vegas.
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Speedway Mains Split At Tucson Jalopy Races
Dick Moeller won the 25 lap stock car main and Hank Arnold captured the 15 lap modified main before 1 500 fans at Tucson Speedway. Knepper and Collier finished second and third in stock, while Marcum took second in the modified.
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Bob Marcum
Mickey Ballentine
Johnny Small
Barney Davis
Jacque Warner
Martin Vandersee
Kanny Dallas
Bill Lee
Jameson Fined After Tucson Fight With Umpire
Pokes manager Jameson fined twenty five dollars after a late game dug in dispute with base umpire Bud Grainger at Hi Corbett Field. Tucson lost 10-6 to Cananea as the series continued with Cananea taking four of seven games.
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Jaycee Junior Golf At El Rio And Wrestling In Tucson
Jaycee junior golf at El Rio Country Club all day today. Tomorrow at 8 30 p m wrestling at Tucson Sports Center.
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Southwest hit parade fills NCAA District 6 team
Arizona Texas and Texas Christian share eight of the 10 spots on the NCAA District 6 team chosen by Coach Dell Morgan. Texas leads with four selections Jerry Good Johnny Lowry Harry Taylor and Howard Reed. Bayl or Texas A&M each land one.
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Patterson Jackson title bout slated for Polo Grounds
Promoter Emil Lence announced Floyd Patterson to defend his heavyweight crown against Tomm y Hurricane Jackson at the New York Polo Grounds on Monday July 29 in a 15 round title fight telecast coast to coast on NBC with a blackout in New York City area. NBC rights sold to General Motors for 175000 dollars.
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Hurricane) Jackson
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Snead Nos Open Push Seals comeback win in Wykagy round robin
Sam Snead, chasing the National Open title, wins the four day Wykagy round robin by eight points. He surges from 20 points behind after four holes to finish with plus 41 in the 90 hole event, earning $3,000 and his fifth round robin crown. Doug Ford, Ben Hogan, Ken Venturi, and Tommy Bolt headline the strong field.
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Updegraff Captures Citizen Cup For TCC In 2 Stroke Win
The Tucson Country Club wins the second Citizen Cup Golf Matches by 2 strokes over Randolph Men's Club. Ed Updegraff shoots 67, Harold Torren Jr. 74, as TCC breaks last year’s 54 hole record with a 2759 total while Randolph posts 2761 and El Rio 2791.
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Ball Felix Start Open Qualifying at U S Open Trials
Tucson Country Club pros Ernie Ball and Frank Felix began sectional qualifying for the U S Open. Ball competes in Chicago while Felix tees off at Oaklawn Country Club in Glendale California as 1 920 players seek 162 spots in the June 13 15 final at Inverness. Felix seeks one of three LA district berths among 48 hopefuls. Ball fights for one of 11 Chicago places.
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Tucson Jaycee Golf Field Teems With Teen Talent
In Tucson a strong field gathers for the annual Jaycee Golf Tournament at Elkie and El Rio CCs with nine players from Tucson High led by Dave Leon plus teammates Tommy Finke Jimmy Gaona and Bobby Gaona. The event aims to fill eight state tourney spots and includes girls divisions and local prizes. The state tournament, held June 24 25 at El Rio, feeds four Arizona youngsters to the national event in Columbus Ohio in August.
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Yankees Fined $1,000 Each After Copacabana Brawl
The New York Journal American reports six Yankees were fined $1,000 apiece for the May 16 Copacabana incident. The players named are Hank Bauer Mickey Mantle Billy Martin Yogi Berra Whitey Ford and Johnny Bucks. Bauer faces a felonious assault hearing over a claimed injury to a Bronx deli store owner.
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Weekend Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Scores from Major and minor leagues recount Saturday results with wins by New York over Pittsburgh Cincinnati over Chicago Philadelphia over Brooklyn St. Louis defeating Milwaukee and multiple interleague showdowns.unday results highlight notable scores and postponed games across regions.
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