Detroit Plan Sparks NCAA Debate Over Scholarships
Detroit Tigers plan to fund four college scholarships via the Detroit Education Foundation prompts NCAA official Walt Byers to call the move illegal under college control rules. He notes institutions must administer scholarships and that the plan could test NCAA policy when reviewed by the policy council in October.
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Rain Threatens Wildcat Opener In World Series Clash
Arizona and Clemson meet in a first round 12th Anaval College World Series game at Municipal Stadium in Omaha. Weather threatens rain delays as coaches Lancet and Wilhelm plan rotations with Baldwin Popkin and Stowe under consideration.
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Wildcats face Southern Cal with ace on mound
Arizona weighs lineup changes as Hurd may bench in favor of McGuire while aiming to strike early against Texas and Southern Cal. Baldwin and Stowe lead pitching with strong ERAs, and Clemson faces league scrutiny as Coach Wilhelm calls his team scrappy despite three 300 hitters on the roster.
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Marty Hurd
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Jim Mc‘Connell
Jerry Lewis
Gene Leek
Matt Encinas
Dick Griesser
Baldwin
Hendry
Bud Spiert
Larry
Bainell
Rain Might Stop Cats
Gloomy Omaha weather with 60 degree temperature and 72 percent humidity. Winds at 12 mph. Forecaster predicts possible afternoon and evening thunder showers. University of Arizona scheduled to play Clemson tonight about 7:30 Tucson time after the Holy Cross USC game concludes.
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Scores From Open Round Two Include Notable Names and Places
The second round results list players and locations such as Tommy Moll Crystal Alver Fla 74 and Oklahoma City 75 71 16 with multiple entries including Stillwater Ghia Fort Worth Fort Worth 18 72 448 and San Francisco 79 73 as well as numerous golfers from Tulsa Stillwater and Napa with varied scores reflecting a dense field.
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Jonainesburg
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Frank
Julius Moray
Boulherr
Kabron Harel
Stillwater
Ghia
Charles A. Coe
Oklahoma City
the Litter
Sijon
Calif
Jimmy Camaret
Klamesha Laka
Ea Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Bruce Crampton
Bydney
Austrade
TRS
Bian Cuda
North Hilton
Bil Gasper
Apple Valley
Law Worsham
Gakment
Marty Furgol
Lemont
Walter Murke
Gy Rebart Goaty
Tulsa
Okidim Farrea
Winston-Sa
Pat Schwab
Dayton
Ohio
Lloyd Mangrum
Appis Vatley
Trh
Dick Mayer
Peteraburce
Arnold Palnitt
Latrobe
Jon E. Campbell
Fountain City
Fant
Tommy Jacob
Whittier
Freddie Wade
Metacle
Saailand
Tex
Joe Jimings
Manhattan
Kah
Et Brake
Richmond
Ind
Babe Lichardia
Ferndale
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Wen Ventued
San Francisco
The Pin Boy Bowling Lanes Buzz With Summer Play
Bowling lanes revive as summer leagues form in the city. Top summer events include Scratch Trio and Women’s Singles at Kegler Lanes with scores from Cacciopo, Naughton, Hyink, Cook, and Pennell. The Hughes Mixed Doubles at Copa Bowl draws 100 entrants. past winners Cato and Bill Bean lead entries. The Kegler Lanes Trio League shows high averages for Shinkle, Hawk, Dillon, and Dickson. The Sino American League held its banquet at the Sky Room with 80 attendees and trophies for top bowlers. Lucky Strike Bowl adds Brunswick automatic pin setters and high scoring prospects. Copa Bowl refinishes lanes. Davis-Monthan to expand to ten lanes.
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Mary Cacciopo
Eve Naughton
Burdee Hyink
Sherry Cook
Babe Pennell
Pete Staliana
W. Riegel
Hughes
Cato
Bill Bean
Lou
Bill Perham
Weldon Dunstan
ABC
WIBC
Ed Shinkle
Kenny Hawk
Don Dillon
Dick Dickson
New Brunswick
West over East in prep basketball World Series opener
The West beat the East 76-66 in Evansville Indiana marking their third straight win in the best of seven prep basketball series. Joss led off the tournament in the opening game as rain halted play.
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Ind
Ben Lee
Charleston
University of Arizona
Mark Freeman
Denver Bears
Marlene Hagge
Louise Suggs
Deaville
France
Terrible Tempered Tommy Bolt Faces Golf’s Biggest Prize
Tammy Bolt, back in Oklahoma, battles past breaks and a past temper. A Rome army tournament sparked his feared outbursts and the nickname Terrible Tempered Tommy Bolt. He fought back from poverty, war disruption, and critics to regain his place on tour while galleries urged him to throw it. He now seeks the great prize with temper corralled but memories linger.
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Fraley
Tulsa
Tammy Bolt
Oklahoma
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Ay Whel
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Sage
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Konrad Kids Set Records at Empire Games
In Townsville the Konrads swimming team set three world records. Fifteen-year-old Jon swam the mile in 18:56.4, shaving over 40 seconds from the 19:40.4 record set by George Breen in 1958. Sister Isa, 13, clocked 30:11.8 to surpass her own world marks of 10:16.2 for both the 880 yards and 800 meters.
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Starting Lineups for UA Tigers Tilt in College World Series
Omaha Nebraska probable batting orders for tonight’s first round College World Series game Arizona 38 12 Clemson 214. Encinas center Hendley right field or pitcher Griesser left field Deberry first Leek third Spiers short Messick first Bagwell third McGuire left Wilson left Hall catcher Hoffman center Lewis short Coker pitcher McConnell second Burnette second Baldwin pitcher Stowe pitcher or Popkin Abbott right field
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City County Sports Boards Run Busy Week Schedule
A dense listing outlines multiple leagues and upcoming games across Santa Rita Park, Flowing Wells, and Esteban venues. Teams like Raiders, Marines, and Soleng Center squads prepare for Monday through Sunday matchups with noted times, locations, and participating clubs.
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Villa signs with Ottawa Rough Riders
Ottawa Ontario UPI reports Allegheny College fullback Jim Villa has signed with the Ottawa Rough Riders of the Big Four Football League. Villa, a former Baltimore Colts draft pick, rushed for 446 yards on 126 carries for Allegheny last season.
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Open Golf Test Shapes Up for Bolt Player Stranahan
Tulsa UPI reports a three-way battle in the U S Open at Southern Hills as Tommy Bolt Gary Player and Frankie Stranahan lead the survivor field. Sam Snead misses by failing to qualify for the final rounds while heat and wind affect play and key contenders chase the title.
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Jack Fleck
Gene Sarazen
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Scoreboard Briefs from Baseball Exhibits and League Standings
American League results show Cleveland over Washington 4 3 and New York over Detroit 4 2 Boston down Kansas City 5 2. Baltimore and Chicago played 14 innings with curfew. notes list upcoming matchups and pitcher records. National League results include Milwaukee at St Louis rainouts and Los Angeles over Philadelphia 5 4. Cincinnati swept by Chicago, 6 5. Arizona Mexico League notes include standings and games.
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