Arizona Wildcats Fight Over District in NCAA Playoff
The BULL PEN reports Arizona faces a district home dispute as NCAA playoff divisions bar or invite the Wildcats. Texas officials urge redrawn districts. Arizona seeks at large invites, arguing past championships justify a coastal or Rocky Mountain placement. The Cats prepare for Omaha travel with Baldwin Morago Romero Encinas and others for a potential Southern Cal rematch.
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Old Arch Fails In Kayo Attempt
SACRAMENTO CALIF. Aging Archie Moore, boxing's grand old man, loses a 10 round non title bout to Howard King by unanimous decision. Moore, weighing 196½ pounds, sought a KO but King, 187 pounds from Reno, withstood a fierce seventh round assault and a ninth round scare, then finished strong in the tenth. Moore plans a move toward San Diego to shed weight for a title defense.
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Debut pitching shines as Tucson Little League opens at Randolph Park
Strong pitching highlighted the 1958 season opener with three one hitters and a two hitter. Line scores list Eagles Lodge, Tucson Federal, and others, showing early season competitive action across multiple teams at the park.
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Jensen Keeps Sox Hitting In A Solid Stretch
Jackie Jensen blasted a homer and doubled to drive in four runs as the Red Sox padded their win streak to six, closing the gap toward the Yankees in the pennant race. Jensen, who cherishes a DiMaggio autograph, trails only Cerv in homers and sits one RBI behind the league lead.
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Sports roundup highlights Jensen homer and Orioles win
A baseball recap notes Frank Jensen's 400-foot homer with two on that fueled a six-run third as the Senators fell to the Red Sox. Gus Triandos added a three-run shot for Baltimore in a 5-2 win over Cleveland behind Bob O'Dell's four-hit, sixth victory. Other games include Purkey blanking San Francisco to push Cincinnati into third. Giants still atop despite seventh- inning runs by Miksis and Hoak. Weather delays interrupted a White Sox versus Senators game, with Chicago leading 7-1 when called.
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Tucson Cowboys Tie Dorados In Arizona Mexico League Duel
Arlen Alderman makes his first Tucson appearance as the Cowboys and Chihuahua Dorados split a three game series to decide the league lead. Kowalk shutout the Dorados on one hit in game one while Rushing and Dunlop drove in five runs in the opener. Risinger contributed three RBIs in the second game as Tucson battled to a 5-4 loss when curfew halted play.
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Box Scores From Unclear Screen Play By Play
Incomplete amateur box score fragment lists Ip Haer Bbr Sd Sorenvon Led Walsh Votara Wye 94 and Shed with scattered numbers. Data appears garbled with missing context, making precise team names, scores, and event details unavailable.
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Rademacher Aiming for Title After Falley Bout
Pete Rademacher, 29, of Seattle, previews a July 24 charity fight with Zora Folley. He predicts a rematch with Floyd Patterson if he beats Folley, noting his improved conditioning and higher weight. Folley, 25, Chandler, Ariz., expects a hard six rounds and praises Patterson’s resilience.
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Senators Target Zauchin Back In Action After Injury
Baseball star Norm Zauchin defended his focus with the Washington Senators amid manager Cookie Lavagetto doubting his commitment. Akins’ camp reported a $40,000 guarantee offer to defend the title against Harold Jones in Los Angeles this August. Trans Miss golf field features Barbara Williams Frances Rich and Mrs Paul Dye tied for medalist with 74. Celtics draft pick Jim Cunningham joins Boston for 1958 59 season. Tokyo plans an 80,000 seat indoor baseball stadium by April 1960 costing about $11 million.
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Babyface) Jones
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Tigers Fire Skipper Tighe. Norman Named to Succeed
Detroit Tigers fire manager Tighe on GM McHale recommendation. Bill Norman, former Charleston farm club skipper, to take over with tonight's game as the team sits in last place. Norman has Tigers ties as scout and former minor league manager. Tighe offered a role but plans rest with family.
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Clemson Beats Florida to Reach College World Series
Hurling ace Harold Stowe led the Clemson Tigers to a 3-1 win over Florida in the NCAA District Three playoffs finals. The victory sends Clemson to Omaha for the College World Series, where they will face the University of Arizona after Florida, undefeated entering the final, was beaten by Stowe’s pitching and Bud Spiers’ timely hit. The Tigers previously beat Florida 15-14 to force the rematch.
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Disputed Verdi cts Zuany Cops TKO Win at Sports Center
Alfredo Zuany of Chihuahua defeated Davey Walker in a 9th round TKO in a close heavyweight bout watched by about 200 fans. Walker's corner protested the stoppage by Dr. T. E. A. von Dedenrath due to a cut above the left eye. Others on the card included Robby Green's six-round unanimous decision over Richard Lee and Tucson’s Johnny Hunter’s victory over Richard Carrizoza, with several knockouts and noted debut stances among Phoenix and Los Angeles fighters.
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Zuany Secures Ninth Round TKO After Cut Ends Bout
In a sparsely attended card before about 200 fans, Zuany wins by ninth round TKO as ringside physician stops after a cut under Walker’s left eye is deemed dangerous to continue following the eighth round. The stoppage ends the action-packed night early.
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