Clemson Eyes World Series Run Against Arizona in First Round
Clemson coach Bill Wilhelm expresses confidence as Clemson faces Arizona in a pivotal first round game of the College World Series. The Tigers rely on ace lefty Harold Stowe and a deep pitching staff to challenge the Wildcats and seek a championship run.
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Tarnished favorite USC faces title chances with Arizona push
The National College Baseball Championship race centers on Southern Cal as the No. 1 ineligible Trojans seed doubt on a USC title while Arizona is seen as the only squad capable of challenging them. Arizona’s batting slips rise with 3 runs in four games this week as Clemson and Western Michigan loom.
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California chief urges Newell to stay amid policy shift
BERKELEY Calif Athletic director Greg Englehard hopes Pete Newell will reject Washington bids as California revises its athletic policy. Newell weighing offer after Tippy Dye’s resignation. He led the Bears to the NCAA title and three PCC titles in five years.
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Cornell Netter Wins In Eastern Singles
Don Rubell of Cornell, the third seed, defeated Dartmouth’s Bill McClung, the fourth seed, 9-7 6-2 6-0 to claim the Eastern Intercollegiate tennis singles championship in Hamilton New York.
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Casper Leads U S Open Scramble With One Shot Edge
Billy Casper built a 139 total after rounds of 71 and 68 to lead the U S Open by one stroke over Ben Hogan and Sam Snead at Winged Foot. Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Cary Middlecoff were among the crowd at 141 to 144 as a large field stayed in contention for the title.
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Copa Bowl opens Junior Scratch League for youths
Tucson begins the Junior Scratch League at Copa Bowl with six teams for ages 13 to 18 under Carl Hansen's junior program. First week featured 200s and 510s led by Lester Hansen 140-200-170. Elsie Hansen to oversee league operations.
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Open woes haunt Sam Snead as he chases glory
Sam Snead faces a race against time at the National Open as he seeks a career defining win. The Open has foiled other great stylists, including Mac Smith and Harry Cooper, who finished runner up multiple times before finally breaking through or falling short.
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Hubbard Leads Junior City Golf Championship Field
Alex Hubbard warms up at El Rio Country Club as the Junior City Golf Championships open Monday at 7 30 a m. The 36 hole event runs through Tuesday with about 80 competitors including Jim Mooney Chuck Townsend Jerry Hubbard and Gary Allen challenging favorite Tom Finke.
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Japs Clinch Asian Baseball Title With 8 0 Win
Tokyo in Japan scored its fifth victory in the Asian championship by blanking Nationalist China 8 to 0 securing a near-certain claim to the title.
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Modifieds N Top Program Lead Tucson Speedway Card
Modifieds and stock cars split tonight's Tucson Speedway racing card. In the 50 lap modified main George Koch Craig Doty Larry Price Benton Burns and Bob Huebner chase state championship points. Phil Bradley drives Al Erwin's car. Erwin sidelined two months after a leg break in Phoenix. Stock cars run 15 lap semi main with four heats and two trophy dashes. Time trials start at 7 30.
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Wildcats Eye Second Round in 13th Annual World Series
Arizona faces Clemson in the first round with a potential 7 p.m. Tucson time game tomorrow against the winner of Colorado State and Fresno State. A Clemson loss would send the Cats to a loser's bracket game, while the double elimination tournament leads to a late championship.
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McCormick Stymies Phillies For 3-0 Giants No-Hitter
Giants right-hander Mike McCormick hurls a rain-shortened 3-0 no hitter over Philadelphia as Richie Ashburn’s second-inning single is nullified by umpires. McCormick, 20, improves to 4-5, while Ed Dresaud and Hobie Landrith drive in two runs in the fifth. The win pulls San Francisco within one game of the NL leaders Braves.
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Baseball scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
American League updates list Detroit, Kansas City, New York, Chicago and Boston with scores from yesterday and schedules for tomorrow. Pacific Coast League standings feature Sacramento, San Diego, Vancouver and Portland with yesterday results and tonight matchups. National League highlights include Milwaukee, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago with results, rain delays and upcoming games. Minor leagues add Fort Worth, St. Paul, Omaha and Indianapolis results plus other regional scores.
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Soleng Gas Teams To See Action In Night Doubleheader
Tonight at Hi Corbett Field Tucson Soleng Center and Tucson Gas and Electric clash Nogales and Safford in a Junior American Legion doubleheader. Gas and Electric face Safford at 6 30 followed by Soleng versus Nogales with starting pitcher notes for Bob Jacobs and Lou Gutierrez. Douglas previously dropped from the Southern District, leaving six teams in the loop.
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YMCA Swim Classes Open Registration Schedule
Light house YMCA pool to host two series of children classes on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays. Adults have evening women only sessions Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays 10 to 11 a.m. alphabetical registration by last name starts tomorrow with A–D 9 to 10 a.m. E–I 10–11 a.m. J–M 11–12 noon. N–Q 9–10 a.m. R–T 11–11 a.m. V–Z 11 to noon Monday.
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Two Stations To Air Cats NCAA Game In Omaha
Arizona and Clemson baseball collide in the College World Series in Omaha. KTUC will carry the game at 4:50 p.m. with Arnold Jeffers on the mic, while KOLD also broadcasts at 4:45 p.m. with Jack Payne of Omaha handling play by play.
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Aggies Triumph in Regional Matchup in Omaha
Aggies defeated Western Michigan 10 to 2 to advance in the NCAA baseball tournament in Omaha. The double elimination opening round also set matchups with Connecticut vs Penn State Clemson vs Arizona and Colorado State vs Fresno State to determine further progression.
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Veteran Canadian sports editor dies in Vancouver
Andy Lytle aged 75, longtime Canadian sports editor, died at his home in Vancouver. Born in Kenora Ontario, he led the Vancouver Province and later the Vancouver Sun and the Toronto Star as sports editor for decades.
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