Chandler voices objections to Arizona playoff placement
Texas A&M coach Tom Chandler, in his first year, joins Bibb Faulk in criticizing Arizona's District 6 playoff status. He argues a 50 game schedule would justify keeping Arizona in a tougher district, while noting Arizona has routinely reached the College World Series with extensive late season play.
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Cats' Series Foe To Be Set Today
The College World Series field will be completed today as two district winners advance to Omaha for the June 12 start. Fresno State and Washington face off in Seattle while Clemson and Florida State vie for a third district berth. First round games set for June 13 include Connecticut against Penn State and Arizona against a third district winner.
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Arizona Horses Win at Ruidoso Downs
Arizona winners at Ruidoso Downs paid well. Rackrabbitt from Jack Woods Stable in Phoenix romped home in the third race as the favorite, paying 4.80 2.80 2.90 after a 400 yard run in M7. Catch Bird, owned by Vance Marshall of Pima, won the sixth race for d year-olds and up at 550 yards in 328.4, paying 15.90 3.40 4.96. Fran's Tip, owned by Robson Stock Farms of Mesa, won the eighth race at 54 furlongs in 1:06, paying 18.350 8.90 5.2.
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Fraley Predicts Crowds Will Eat If Yankees Win Pennant
Oscar Fraley surveys a bias toward underestimating Casey Stengel and the Yankees, predicting big crow if New York clinches the American League title. He notes talk on Patterson and Ingemar Johansson amid broader sports chatter and quirky sidebars.
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Stock Cars Vie Tonight at Tucson Speedway
Thirty five stock cars race tonight at Tucson Speedway in a show featuring Don Arnold defending the stock point lead in a Dandy Woods built car. Danny Woods product Don Saivle aims to upset this run with a surge from 42nd to 16th in recent weeks as Gordy Hopke Jimmy Steed Bill Loch and Pat Paddock join Dick Moeller in a bid for the checkered flag.
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Updegraff Ties For 3rd At Johnstown
In Johnstown Pa special report Dr Ed Updegraff of Tucson and Deane Beman the British Amateur champion were tied for third after the opening round of the Sunnehanna Golf Tournament Ben Smith of Birmingham Michigan led with a 4 under par 67 while Thomas D Aaron of Gainesville Ga a former Walker Cup member was one stroke back Kelly Paul E of Ossining N Y also shot 69 to join the tie for third
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Stuart promises more homers if he can play
Dick Stuart of the Pittsburgh Pirates vows further 437 foot shots if given a chance after a towering 437 foot home run off Glen Hobbie against the Chicago Cubs. The blast at Forbes Field marked the longest ever to clear that part of the wall and drove in two runs in a 10-5 loss.
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Marine Caniello Sets New Javelin World Record at Compton Relays
At Compton Relays, Marine Corps athlete Al Caniello threw 282 feet 3 inches to surpass the 1956 Olympic mark. The event also featured Texas athletes sweeping the mile relay in 3 08.7 and other multi event results. Henderson, Arizona State distance star, collapsed after the mile and received hospital care.
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Yanks Blossom As New Threat
The Yankees won 11-2 over the Indians in Cleveland as a 17-hit attack propelled Art Ditmar to his third win. Gil McDougald Elston Howard and Tony Kubek led the offense with homers and four hits. The White Sox maintained first in the American League with a 5-2 win over the Red Sox while the Orioles, Tigers and other teams posted results.
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Thomas Secures Third Victory for Indianapolis Nine
Carl Thomas former University of Arizona pitcher earned his third Americas Association win last night guiding Indianapolis to a 10 to 0 victory over St Paul. He pitched a five hit shutout while the club managed only two hits off Bob Darnell.
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Leek Helps Beat Ortega In Debut
Gene Leek of Spokane contributed a run with a first inning double and later scored on a wild throw as the home side fought back against rookie Phil Ortega. Ortega allowed four runs three earned with seven strikeouts in his San Diego debut, as Leek and Jankowski helped push a 4 3 win with a bases loaded walk forcing in the winning run.
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Aragon Aims for Welter title with Davis bout
Art Aragon, 34, trains for a Monday night bout with Hank Davis at Hi Corbett Field as part of a buildup toward a September title fight with Don Jordan. Davis, about 28 to 30, is seen as a tough test, with Aragon boasting a 111 pro fights record, 88 wins and 62 KOs.
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Baseball scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
A dense recap lists wins for Baltimore over Kansas City and Chicago over Boston, with several games postponed or delayed by rain. It notes notable pitching matchups such as Koufax at Los Angeles and Ferrarese at Cincinnati, and outlines today and tomorrow’s schedules across the American and National Leagues, plus minor league entries from the Pacific Coast and International circuits.
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