Rumors Swirl Over UA Athletic Director Race
After Pop Mc Kale’s retirement, campus chatter grows on whether Fred Enke will be named director or an outsider may take the post. Faculty support, seniority, and timing around June 12 color the speculation as insiders push for a prompt official decision.
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Open golf field grows as Chicago qualifiers join 19 exempt players
Veteran pro Ball from Oak Park along with 10 other Chicago qualifiers earned spots for the 57th National Open at Inverness. Ball posted 36 holes at Medinah No. 3 in 76 71 147, good for fourth among qualifiers. Other notable names include Snead tied for lead with Mayer at White Plains and midseason favorite Middecoff, Burke, and Thomson among exemptions.
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Skin-Diving Class Begins at Tucson YMCA
The Tucson YMCA starts another skin-diving course Monday evening led by instructor Bitt Rittenhouse. Classes run Monday and Wednesday at 7 pm with aqua-lung gear and spear-fishing instruction. Minimum age 16. Fees are $5 for non-members and $2 for members.
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Dodgers Giants showdown meeting seeks move clarity
Mayor Wagner calls showdown at city hall to question Walter O Malley and Horace Stoneham about staying in New York or moving to Los Angeles and San Francisco. He wants commitments, plans for a ballpark, and reports of a $2 million annual Skiatron TV deal for Dodger games.
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Podres Shuts Out Phillies for Fourth Clean Game
Johnny Podres, recently released from the navy with a back ailment, tossed a 4-0 shutout over Philadelphia allowing three singles while striking out nine. Gil Hodges homered and Don Zimmer added key hits as Brooklyn moved into a third place tie with Milwaukee, three games behind Cincinnati.
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Arizona Texas District 6 playoff doubleheader in rain
Arizona and Texas opened a rain delayed best two of three to decide the district representative for the NCAA World Series. Texas ace Harry Taylor to start if a second game is needed, with Birdie Morago or Masumi Ikeda possible for Arizona. KTUC radio to broadcast both games despite a 6 30 curfew.
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Demaret Slams Open Policies and Threatens Boycott
Jimmy Demaret denounces U S Golf Association rules as unfair to pros and suggests a possible Open boycott. He compares forcing Sam Snead to qualify to an outrageous demand and urges fairer exemption rules for top players.
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Yankees trade rumors and fines rock New York front office
New York reports say two of the Sinful Six may be traded before June 15 while a front office statement declares harmony between GM Weiss and Casey Stengel. Six players including Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra were fined a total of 5500 for May 15 nightclub antics, with Kucks fined 500.
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Ferrer Sparkles as Pokes Hammer Cananea 13-8
Tuc son Cowboys powered by Danny Israel Ferrer 5-for-5 with a two-run homer led 15 hits against Cananea Mineros in a 13-8 Arizona-Mexico League win. Walt Tyler and Pete Marti also homered. Manuel Garcia earned his first win in relief as Tucson tightens its grip in the standings.
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Cal Bears Seek World Series Berth in District 8 Playoff
California, the 1969 PCC baseball champion and NCAA champion a decade ago, opens its best of three District 8 playoff against Pepperdine with a 4-2 win as it eyes a spot in Omaha. District 3 Florida State advances. District 7 Colorado State College wins 2-1 in 13 innings. Texas leads District 6 after rain delays.
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Slumping Las Vegas Wranglers Fall 8 7 to Mexicali
Las Vegas Wranglers lose again as Manuel Magallon belts a seventh inning three run homer to put Mexicali ahead 8 7. Las Vegas Jim Sampson homered in the sixth to briefly give the Wranglers the lead.
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Heidelberg Halfback Signs With Colts
Walter Livingston a 180 pound halfback from Heidelberg College in Tiffin Ohio signed today with the Baltimore Colts after four seasons totaling 3711 rushing yards and 38 touchdowns in college play.
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Wrestling and baseball schedule for Tucson area tonight and tomorrow
Sports calendar lists 8:30 wrestling at Tucson Sports Center tonight and 8 p m baseball tomorrow with the Tucson Cowboys facing the Las Vegas Wranglers at Hi Corbett Field.
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Mixed baseball scores and night games across leagues
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