Dugan Letter of Intent Sparks Conference Debate
The piece examines James Dugan’s signed letters of intent to Arizona State and Ohio State and the potential for a third with Southern California. It discusses how only Ohio State’s letter was widely recognized, the WAC and AAWU’s reluctance to join interconference pledges, and the broader impact on recruiting ethics and conference power.
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Western Athletic Conference
Arizona State
Southern California
WAC
AAWU
California
Arizona
Eddie Bricker
Oklahoma
Jimmy Jones
Phoenix College
UCLA
Bruins
Bob Young
Flagstaff
Southern Cal
Devils
Utah
BYU
Ed Doherty
Dick Clausen
Remembering June 13: NCAA track and CWS and softball notes
Five years ago in Lincoln Ray Hiscok of Arizona led the shot put with 56 3 to qualify for the NCAA championships. Ten years ago in Omaha Oklahoma A M eliminated Arizona from the College World Series 54 14 innings. Fifteen years ago in Tucson Jack Shay starred at first base as the Class A softball season opened at Santa Rita Park.
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Lincoln, Neb
Ray Hiscok
University of Arizona
Omaha, Neb
Oklahoma A. & M
Tucson
Big Jack Shay
Eagles
Santa Rita Park
Griffith Nips Arch Foe In Rugged Rerun
Emile Griffith retains welterweight title by outpointing Luis Rodriguez in a closely fought 15 rounder at the Convention Center Las Vegas. Judges split 69 67 70 68 71 70 with no knockdowns and a minor eye cut to Rodriguez. Attendance 4 604. gate $45 295. TV rights $70 000.
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Nev
New York
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Griffith
Rodriguez
Convention Center
Harry Krause
John Romero
David Zenoff
Virgin Islands
Luis
Angelo Dundee
Ca-r
Gil Clancy
Howard Albert
Joey Giardello
Giardello
Emile
Clancy
Brian Curvis
Mel Greb
Gopher Captain Markus fuels Minnesota in College World Series
Minnesota leads with Gopher captain Markus going 5-for-5 at the plate and on base in the series as coach Dick Siebert lauds him as a great inspirational leader. Arizona State defeats Mississippi 5-0 behind Skip Hancock two hits and 9 strikeouts while Missouri stops Missouri’s 23-game streak with USC 3-2.
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Minnesota
Dewey Markus
Dick Siebert
California
Missouri
Maine
USC
Skip Hancock
Arizona State
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Hancock
Bill Summerall
Glen Lusk
Jan Kleinman
Jack Handiey
Sun Devils
Larry Higginbotham
Kleinman
Markus
Gophers
Siebert
Arizona State University
Ol’ Miss
Gophers Lead In Big Ten Title Bid At Omaha
Minnesota tops the standings in a three hour 10 minute game at Omaha as pitcher Walt Peterson of USC shuts out the ahead. Davis hits .400 in the Series while Musgraves returns after 24 days. Rees leaves with an ear injury after a wild, tense finish.
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Joe Pollock
Gophers
Omaha
Davis
Ron Waj
Musgraves
Mak Ciak
Walt Peterson
USC
Jim Rees
Rees
Dennis Musgraves
Missouri
Peterson
Koufax and Umpires Stir Up Cardinals Again
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax blanks St Louis for the third time this season while Don Drysdale wins his eighth. Cardinals see ejections and onfield arguments as Johnny Keane and Bob Gibson are thrown out. Mets Dr. Joe Christopher drives in three with a homer and triple as NY tops Philadelphia in National League action.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Cardinals
Koufax
Drysdale
Carl Warwick
Ernie Broglio
Julian Javier
Ager
Johnny Keane
Bob Gibson
Philadelphia
Phillies
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Wally Moon
Tommy Davis
Joe Christopher
Mets
Christopher
Lema's Legion Grows At Buick Open In Michigan
Tony Lema built a three stroke lead at the Buick Open as crowds followed his flawless run. He posted a 66 with nine birdies, six in a row, the longest birdie streak this season. Mason Rudolph stood second after a 70 in winds.
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Mason Rudolph
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Baseball Scoreboard Tomorrow's Games Displayed
Cincinnati at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Chicago Milwaukee at Los Angeles St Louis at Houston New York at Philadelphia Monday's Games St Louis at Houston night Only games scheduled.
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Slow Arrival Of Tribe Ace Slays McGaha
Sam McDowell of the Cleveland Indians is amid a再 three trial to stick in the majors. He beat the Kansas City Athletics 3-0 after a late start, improving to three wins with a 1.55 runs per game allowed figure and 39 strikeouts in 29 innings. McGaha, who managed the Indians in 1962, saw McDowell’s volatile early career and recent improvement.
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Associated Press
Sam McDowell
Mel McGaha
McDowell
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Indians
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Cleveland
Athletics
Bob Feller
Herb Score
Portland
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Steve Hamilton
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White Sox
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Yankees
Hamilton
New York
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Pascual
Senators
Zoilo Versalles
Twins
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