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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
4
Cleveland's Indians report rising confidence as Joe Adcock settles in and trades shift with Colavito. Veterans Gonzalez and Brown shine at second and short while Hinton and Wagner heat up. Mantle praises pitching staff, and Arizona and ASU notes close the loop with college updates.
Funeral services for J F Pop McKale athletic director emeritus at the University of Arizona will be held tomorrow at 2 pm in the UA Auditorium Burial will follow at Evergreen Cemetery Rev Dale Hewitt of Trinity Presbyterian Church will conduct services McKale died Thursday night at 79 11 days before he planned to attend the 1967 College Baseball World Series in Omaha The World Series will be dedicated to McKale according to L C Cap Timm of Iowa State University Pallbearers include State Senator F T Gibbings Frank Lancet Fred A Enke Carl W Cooper Joseph L Picard and Robert S Soob Honorary pallbearers include UA Regents faculty and staff UA Lettermen’s Club Bobcats Tucson Rotary Club Old Pueblo Club Chain Gang Masonic Order and the Elks Lodge Friends may call until 11 am tomorrow at Arizona East Mortuary Tributes poured in from Barry Goldwater and U S Senator Paul Fannin Migrant quotes from the two politicians highlighted McKale’s influence on Arizona and college athletics.
At UA W F Danish Fehring of Stanford president of the American Association of College Baseball Coaches and the United States Baseball Federation and Rudy Lavik athletic director at Arizona State while McKale held the UA post were longtime friends of McKale though rivals on the field. Contributions may be made to the UA McKale Scholarship Fund at the University of Arizona.
Tonight features stock car racing at Tucson Raceway and drag racing at Tucson Dragway with dog racing at Amado Greyhound Park. Radio TV listings include Dodgers vs Pirates on KTUC and Angels vs Twins on KCUB. Golf events at Oro Valley and El Rio clubs, plus Ballimore Phillies game on Channel 18.
Clifford Myrick resigns from Cata lina High School 1967 Class AA state champions post to coach the South All-Star team next Saturday at 8 p.m. at Hi Corbett Field. Bob Kelley of Yuma will lead with Jerry Coppola of Buena HS as assistant. Myrick leaves for Yellowstone summer work. Tickets are on sale at Jam eson and Jack Ellis stores with general admission 1 and student 0.50. reserved seats 1.50.
Arizona State thrashed Air Force 11 0 in the district series opener as Gary Gentry fired a five hitter with 12 strikeouts to push his win streak to 14 and lift the Sun Devils within one victory of the College World Series. Jeff Pentland to start tonight against the Falcons at Municipal Stadium.
Cassius Clay and other prominent Black athletes are slated to appear in Cleveland on Sunday amid talk he may reconsider the Army draft stance. Jim Brown is also headed there to press Clay or Muhammad Ali to enlist, after Clay was stripped of his heavyweight title for draft resistance.
Ed Martensen of the Arizona Track Club captured the long jump in the State AAU Decathlon at Mesa Community College with a 21 feet 6 1/4 inch leap and concluded the meet with 3 142 points.
Baseball scoreboard lists Sunday matchups: Atlanta at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at Houston Pittsburgh at Los Angeles New York at San Francisco. Monday games include Chicago at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Atlanta with other scheduled night games. Additional matchups cover California at Innacots Kansas City at Chicago Boston at Cleveland Washington at Baltimore Detroit at New York Baltimore at California and Detroit at Kansas City with Cleveland at Minnesota and Washington at New York later.
Kansas star Jim Ryun ran 3 53.2 for the mile at the Coliseum Compton Invitational in Los Angeles finishing far ahead of rivals as he experiments with his schedule. Ed Caruthers won the high jump, Ron Clarke took the 5000 meters, Jimmy Hines defeated Tommie Smith in the 220 and earned Athlete of the Meet honors. Beamon defeated Ralph Boston in the long jump.
Rob Dickson of Muskogee Oklahoma defeated Ron Cerrudo of San Rafael California 2 and 1 in the 36 hole final to win the British Amateur Golf Championship in Formby England.
Baltimore rookie Tom Phoebus, nicknamed Phenom, improves to 4-1 with a third straight shutout in a 120 win over Washington. Frank Robinson drives in five with a homer and a double as the Orioles total 14 hits. Detroits 9-5 over New York and A's 12th-inning rally beat Chicago. Kaline, Horton pace Detroit. Bruins Lonborg no-hits Cleveland for Boston as Yastrzemski hits 11th homer.
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