Arizona Cleats Three All-American Baseball Players
Arizona coach Frank Lancet praises three Wildcats for the 14th annual All-American selections. Alan Hall earns first team, Charlie Shoemaker second, Bill Barraclough third, amid rain delays. Hall batted .404, Shoemaker .361, Barraclough .363 in listed seasons.
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Arizona
Frank Lancet
Wildcat
Alan Hall
Charlie Shoemaker
Bill Barraclough
Hall
Shoemaker
Barraclough
Lancet
Southern Cal
American Assn. of
Missouri
The
Cats
Wayne Knapp
Minnesota
Larry Fegley
Penn State
Ron Cox
Rain Delays College World Series Games In Omaha
Arizona moves toward its Friday return to Tucson as rain extends delays at the College World Series in Omaha. Three first round games remain unsettled with Arizona and Oklahoma State having byes until the second round Wednesday. Arizona beat Oklahoma State 2-1 and faces Minnesota or North Carolina. other matchups include Colorado State vs St. John’s, North Carolina vs Minnesota, and Boston College vs Southern Cal. Celli may miss a midweek game, Wallace is expected to play.
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Arizona
Tucson
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Minnesota
North Carolina
Wildcats
Colorado State
St. John’s
North
Carolina
Boston College
Southern Cal
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Indians
Red Sox
Russ Nixon
Ted Bowsfield
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Tribe
Mel Harder
Nixon
Sam White
Jim Marshall
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Herb Score
San Diego
Bruce Gardner
Los Angeles Dodger
Rod Dedeaux
Dodgers
Bruce
Gardner
Alan Hall
Roy Hamey
New York Yankee
Hall
Walter Rabb
Arizona State
Bob Winkles
John Regoli
John Jacobs
Winkles
Trade Poker Highlights Moves In Early Spring Baseball
In a vivid spring chess game, Cleveland trades Carroll Hardy to Boston for Marty Keough while Boston acquires Keough in a separate swap. The column reviews linked deals and scout opinions on pitchers Ted Bowsfield Russ Nixon and future stars Bruce Gardner Herb Score and Hall.
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Buffalo Bison
Kerby Farrell
Cleveland Indians
Carroll Hardy
Boston Red Sox
Marty Keough
Cleveland
Mike Higgins
Red Sox
Tucson
Santa Rita
Bill Cunningham
The
Boston Herald
Kerby
Mike
Cunningham
Farrell
Higgins
Keough
Hardy
Hank Greenberg
Indians
Carroll
Army
Greenberg
Billy Jurges
Bosox
Burdette Turley Spark Braves Yanks To Strong Comebacks
Lew Burdette and Bob Turley revived post season form as Milwaukee and New York won to tighten races. Burdette earned his third straight start win after a rough stretch, beating the Giants as Johnny Logan drove in five. Turley improved to 4-1 with an eight run supported win over Kansas City, keeping the Yankees within one game of first.
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United Press International
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Bob Turley
Burdette
San Francisco Giants
Turley
Casey Stengel
Kansas City Athletics
Braves
Yankees
Charlie Dressen
Stengel
San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Schmidt
Woodbury
Norman Green
Bill Sartori
Wosdick
Garduno
Peter Ridgway
Miami
Fla
Tucson
Cota Robles
Bob Avery
Sylvester Williams
Phoenix
Charlie Austin
Redtop Sylvester
Sylvester
Montano
Guder
Senator Keating Hesitates On Kefauver Anti-Trust Bill
The New York Senator urged caution as the judiciary committee weighs Senator Estes Kefauver's anti-trust sports bill. Meanwhile Halfback Billy Cannon's attorney described him as naive in a contract dispute involving the Los Angeles Rams and Houston's AFL club. Kansas City fans fear Bud Daley may be traded to the Yankees for Hector Lopez.
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Kenneth Keating
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Estes Kefauver
Judiciary Committee
Billy Cannon
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
Houston
American Football League
Kansas City Athletic
Bud Daley
Athletics
New York Yankees
Daley
Hector Lopez
City Recreation Director suspends Hall for two weeks
Tucson officials suspended Hall Insulators' Manager Babe Hall for two weeks after a ruckus in a Santa Rita versus Davis Monthan softball game. Umpires Cecil Miller and Mike Quihuis urged Gardner to act, marking the first such city softball suspension since 1947.
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Loveless Ardner
Hall
Babe Hall
Santa Rita
Davis Monthan
City
Cecil Miller
Mike Quihuis
Gardner
Baseball scoreboard with multiple league games listed
Daily baseball slate shows evening matchups across American and International Leagues. Pappas Perry Ramos Baumann Monhouquette Running coasts, plus results from Milwaukee over San Francisco.
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Pappas
Hoeft
Cleveland
Perry
New York
Coates
Kansas City
Bucks
Washington
Ramos
Chicago
Baumann
Osten
Monhouquette
Detroit
Boston
Twinmient
La Motta testifies fight with Fox was fixed in 1947
Former boxing star Jake La Motta testified before the Senate anti trust subcommittee that his 1947 loss to Billy Fox was fixed and he took a dive in exchange for possible future title shots. He described a death threat from an underworld figure and said he declined a $100000 bribe to throw the bout.
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UPI
Jake la Motta
Underworld
Senate
Billy Fox
la Motta
Madison Square Garden
Fox
Senate Anti-Trust
John G. Bonomi
New York
Fight Tickets Sell At Fast Pace
Tickets for Floyd Patterson vs Ingemar Johansson on closed circuit at Catalina High School gymnasium are moving briskly 1500 sold as of Saturday with a 5000 seat capacity many seats remain. Tickets cost 5 dollars the lowest in the nation available at UA ticket office Jack Ellis Sporting Goods Valley National Bank Kal Rubin and OK Barber Shop.
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Larry Gibbons
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Valley National Bank
Kal Rubin
Speedway
OK Barber Shop
West Congress
Referee overturns Montano Guder draw in Tucson bout
In a Tucson boxing card at Hi Corbett Field, Montano led Guder through four rounds but knocked him with a foul in the fifth. Referee Joe Wosdick awarded the bout to Montano after Guder declined to continue, provoking a protest from Baron von Strumme and a push for a technical draw.
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Arizona
Tony Montano
Hi Corbett Field
Montano
Guder
Phoenix
Joe Vosdick
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Baron von Strumme
Tucson
von Strumme
Arizona Athletic Commission
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