Arizona Wildcats tour to Japan delayed but not forgotten
The University of Arizona plans a Japan tour next summer despite current cancellation due to lack of suitable venues. Athletic officials and promoter Walsh will pursue official backing through talks with other schools and State Department connections, aiming for a 1958 trip.
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Ward Put on Golf Probation by U.S. G A
Harvie Ward, winner of the last two National Amateur titles, is no longer an amateur after the U S Golf Association found he violated amateur status by accepting expenses during a four year span from May 1952 to May 1956. He faces reinstatement possible by May 6, 1958 but cannot defend his 1957 Amateur title.
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Mounties Return To Lead In PCL
The Vancouver Mounties moved into first place in the Pacific Coast League by defeating Portland 5-4 after a late surge. San Francisco shut out Los Angeles 2-0 and 2-1 in 10 innings, while Sacramento beat San Diego 5-3 to complete a home-team sweep.
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Moore faces NBA ultimatum to defend title or surrender
The NBA suspends Archie Moore and orders a U S defense by July 7 or the light heavyweight crown will be vacated. Moore must fight Tony Anthony or the title goes to the Anthony-Spieser winner after a series of elimination bouts.
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Dodgers, Phillies Tide NL Race with Tight Wins
The Dodgers and Phillies tightened the National League race by beating the Cubs and Reds respectively. Jack Sanford struck out 13 in a 1-0 win to pull within half a game of first, while Roger Craig’s three hits backed Brooklyn’s 6-3 victory. Braves and Cardinals also won to tighten standings as AL recaps noted Baltimore, Chicago wins and Detroit's upset of the Yankees.
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New York
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Mickey Mantle
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Tucson Ace Ties For Lead In Sunnehanna Tourney
Dr. Ed Updegraff, golf veteran, ties for the lead with Phil Rogers and Jim Hiskey after the first round of the Sunnehanna Tourney of Amateur Champions in Johnstown. Pratt of Salem trails by one stroke after 68s on a 6,807 yard course.
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August return unlikely for scoreless Indians ace
Cleveland reports pitcher Herb Score will not pitch again before August after doctors say he cannot resume workouts for four to five weeks. The 24 year old lefty is recovering from an eye injury at his uncle’s Hagerstown Maryland home and will undergo further exams next week.
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Lone Yank Survives In French Golf Championship
CHANTILLY France American Col Ken Smith of Orlando Fla on leave from the Air Force survived a weekend group to reach the French International amateur final rounds He faces defending champion Henri De Lamare in a course he knows well Smith 37 celebrated his birthday after a narrow 19th hole victory and plays for the Columbia Country Club in Washington D C He prepared in Chantilly evenings over three weeks aiming to upset the seven time champion De Lamare.
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Golf Notes Friday Night Ladies League At El Tanque Par 3
Results show Boneheads and Rails Bogies tie for first with 1 percent Birdies M4 and Oude y Blue Al ligators Tyaif dae percent. Calypece 11 percent Cripples 4 percent Stymies 12 percent Four Pups 4 percent.
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Berg Still In Running For Crown
Wiffi Smith holds a four stroke lead in the LPGA event at Pittsburgh as Patty Berg, 39, remains in contention. Berg argues for bigger prize money to grow women’s golf and attract more top players. Smith posted a 36 hole total of 139 after a course record 68 and a 71.
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Richards backs Chisox to win pennant with help from Landis and Phillips
Baltimore manager Paul Richards praised the Chicago White Sox after their 3 2 11 inning win over Al Lopez led Chicago. He said Landis and Phillips must deliver for the White Sox to challenge the Yankees while noting Nellie Fox Minnie Minoso and Sherm Lollar will contribute. He also cited pitching edge for Chicago but acknowledged New York muscle and speed.
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Pokes Rally Stalls in Late Inning Loss to Las Vegas
Tucson Cowboys rally in final frames but Las Vegas wins 11-4 at Hi Corbett Field. Don Dunn belts two homers including a solo shot in eighth and ninth innings, while Hal Hacker takes the loss after a rough seventh inning. Remaining notes include roster changes and upcoming Mexicali, Las Vegas, and Douglas games.
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Legion Baseball and Auto Races Spark Tucson Night Schedule
Sports calendar lists 8:00 p.m. Legion Baseball Tucson Gas versus Selby Motors at Hi Corbett Field. Auto racing includes Micro Racing time trials 7:30 at East 36th Street Track and Jalopy Racing with time trials 7:00 at Tucson Speedway.
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Akron Field Chases Bolt Finsterwald
The Rubber City Open at Firestone Country Club enters its third round with 75 pros and 13 amateurs chasing veterans Tommy Bolt and Don Finsterwald as leaders at 135. Arnold Palmer sits at 137, while Ed Furgol trails at 144 in the 130-player field narrowing to 60 for Sunday's 72-hole finale ahead of the National Open at Toledo Inverness.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Major Leagues
Recent results headline a busy day: Washington and New York split decisions while Baltimore and Chicago edged in closely contested games. Upcoming matchups feature key division showdowns among Boston Kansas City Detroit and Cleveland with several night games and doubleheaders.
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