Four NCAA marks fall as Boros led pace in Berkeley
Boros set the early lead in the NCAA meet finals at Berkeley as George Roseme USC Parry OBrien George Shaw and Gilbert Borjeson posted new marks in javelin shot put hop step and hammer. Albin Rauch tied the 400 hurdles record. USC dominates with finalists and strong showings across events.
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Boros Opens National Open Pace In Heavy Tex Southwest Wind
In Dallas Julius Boros of Southern Pines shot five under through the first five holes to lead the third round of the National Open as Ben Hogan and other contenders chased. Hogan stood two behind at the halfway point with Fazio and Bulla among leaders, while Locke withdrew ill before play.
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Pacific Coast directors ease TV for all sports except football
Pacific Coast conference directors ruled that member schools may televise all sports except football if participating schools approve. The four day spring meeting ended with the concession on general telecasts while live football telecasts stay under the plan now before the NCAA.
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Promoter Los Angeles Boxer Bolanos Set For Tucson Main Event
Promoter Ben Lazarow matches Enrique Bolanos of Los Angeles to meet Pee Wee Swingler in a 10 round main event at the Tucson Sports Center on June 24. Babe Mathis of Tucson faces Lorenzo Alonzo of Juarez in a six round semi for the Arizona lightweight title, their third clash since 1951.
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Jalopy Race Night Promises Open Title Chase
Fans expect a wide open program as time trials come before the 8:15 p.m. program. Last week George Koch earned a win amid threats, while the prior week R C Whitwell took a decisive late victory. Main event lineups will be based on point standings and strictly inverted for added competition.
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Cowboys Drop 10th Straight in Phoenix
Tucson starter Bud Younger took the loss as the Cowboys fell 8-6 to the Phoenix Senators before 609 fans. Tony Morales extended his hitting streak to 11 with two hits. Dick Steinhauer hit a sixth inning homer for Phoenix while Joe Joshua was sidelined by appendicitis and Jeep Trower was called to California. Ford Smith earned his fourth win. The two clubs meet again in the fourth game of the four game series with Tucson to Juarez afterward.
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Tucson Phoenix Abhor Abhor Baseball Box Score Report
Tucson defeated Phoenix 6 to 4 in a baseball game. Players Mor ales Hinson and Steinhauer led with RBIs while Younger took the loss and Smith earned the win. Attendance reached 609 with 2:26 game time.
Little League Rosters and Umpire Meeting Update
Rosters for Little League players are set with most teams filled. Affected players are those who failed to submit applications. forms available from managers or at 3920 E Speedway. Umpires meet Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at 3920 E Speedway. officials include Staschia Romulo Corbett Whitfield Donnerly Bradford Ferguson Pavey Seres.
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Duke Upset Texas Missouri Win In Omaha Tournament
Penn State and Missouri led the NCAA baseball tournament second round, both 2-0, as Texas Holy Cross and Duke Western Michigan set afternoon and evening games. Penn State toppled Duke 12-7 with 12 hits, while Missouri beat Holy Cross 1-0 on a seventh inning unearned run. Texas defeated Oregon State 10-1 with Dick Robertson six hitters, and Western Michigan’s home runs by Al Nagel and Bud Broteneck helped dismiss Colorado State 8-6. Oregon State and Colorado State were eliminated from title contention.
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United States clinches 16th Wightman Cup win at Wimbledon
Doris Hart of Coral Gables Florida defeated Mrs Jean Walker Smith 7 5 6 2 to seal the U S lead in the best of seven series. Hart won her fourth in four matches as the Americans extended their dominance with three matches remaining. Walker Smith fought a long hour long rally but Hart dictated the pace with strong shots.
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Trautman to Visit Phoenix for Winter Meeting Plans
Minor league baseball chief George Trautman said he would be in Phoenix on June 16 and 17 to meet with Chamber of Commerce and Junior Chamber officials about plans for the winter meeting in December.
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National Open golf format to widen qualifiers next year
The National Open vows a three-stage path: 36-hole sectional qualifiers widening to 300 entrants, a second 36-hole site test of 150 advancing, and a 72-hole final. Defending champ exempt. home pros worry, though outsiders thrill. Baltusrol NJ 1954 Open site. last NY area Open was 1936.
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Gonzales Holds Ith Triumph In Nine Inning Win
Wenceslao Gonzales dominated the mound for Juarez securing his 11th win of the season as Chihuahua fell 10 to 1. El Paso and Bisbee Douglas clashed nearby while Phoenix and Tucson traded blows in another rout.
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Red Sox Trade York to Chicago for Murrell Jones
Five years ago the Boston Red Sox sent first baseman Rudy York to Chicago in exchange for first baseman Murrell Jones.
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Harridge Lifts Marion Ban After Review
American League president Will Harridge lifts the suspension on Marty Marion. Browns manager Bill Veeck is fined $100 after a confrontation with umpire Bill McGowan during Wednesday night’s Browns Red Sox game in Boston. Marion had been suspended since Thursday morning for jostling and protesting the umpire’s decision.
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Doak Walker Hurt In Freak Mishap
Doak Walker star halfback of the Detroit Lions cut the main tendon of his right arm yesterday in a freak accident. He injured his arm two inches above the elbow when he rammed it through a car window at the National Open golf tournament in Dallas.
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