Arizona State Wins NCAA Baseball Title In Tight 2-1 Triumph
Arizona State, led by Sal Bando and Rick Monday, defeated Ohio State 2-1 to capture the NCAA baseball crown. Coach Bobby Winkles praised a dramatic season, noted ASU’s 54-8 NCAA record, and highlighted standout performances along with pro prospects for Bando and Monday.
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McKale Calls Baseball Draft a Damn Phony
Omaha and University of Arizona figure J F McKale argues the first free agent baseball draft hurts colleges and players. He cites six month exclusive rights, questions player choices, and backs a four year college agreement. McKale urges alumni pressure in Congress to press for reform.
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Pop) McKale
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Triandos Sold to Astros by Phillies
Veteran catcher Gus Triandos has been sold by Philadelphia to the Houston Astros for a nominal sum, signaling a mid season roster move and a new chapter for the former Orioles star.
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Umps eject Oliver twice in heated Braves Cardinals game
Gene Oliver was ejected twice as the Milwaukee Braves battled the St Louis Cardinals in a 12-2 loss highlighted by a 40 minute fourth inning. Umpire Stan Landes first tossed Oliver after a bunt play and he returned in full gear only to be ejected again later amid a heated exchange. Coachs Alvin Dark and Don Heffner were also ejected in the doubleheader, while tensions spiked at Shea Stadium during the Mets Dodgers game with fans shouting and a near forfeit.
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Mauch's Lecture Sparks Gonzalez To Hitting Spree
Phillies manager Gene Mauch disciplined Tony Gonzalez for poor execution and Gonzalez responded with a homer and two more hits, lifting Philadelphia to a 5-0 win over the Astros and a .500 record. Dodgers and Cardinals-Braves results noted as NL leaders and other NL games unfold with key hits and pitching performances.
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Majeske Qualifies for Tucson Open in Cactus Bowl Sweep
Bob Majeske earned a spot in the Tucson PBA Open by posting 1,236 for six games in a Saturday night qualifying sweep at Cactus Bowl. Don Nagy and John Tylutki also earned spots with 1,192 and 1,188. Frank Blankemeyer won a pro am entry after a rolloff, with Majeske’s six-game scores including 239 185 214 197 215 and 206. Two spots remain to be filled in a similar sweep next Saturday at Cactus.
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Engle Receives Chick Evans Scholarship for Golf Star
Ken Engle, 17, Rincon High School graduate and standout Arizona golfer, was named a Chick Evans Scholarship recipient by the Western Golf Association. He will attend Northwestern University and stay at the Evans Scholars House in Evanston Illinois. Engle is among 185 winners, with tuition and housing funded for up to four years, valued between 2500 and 7500 dollars, supported by WGA member clubs including Tucson Country Club where he caddied.
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Sikes Breaks Through With 35-Foot Putt To Win Cleveland Open
Dan Sikes edged Tony Lema by one stroke at Highland Park to win the Cleveland Open, finishing 12 under with a 272. He sank a 35 foot pressure putt on 18 to seal the title, his first tour win since 1963. Lema earned 13,000 for second. Bruce Devlin tied for third with 274.
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Baseball scoreboard and results across leagues today
National League results show Los Angeles beating New York 5 0 and Philadelphia 5 Houston 4. San Francisco blanked Pittsburgh 4 3 while Chicago topped Cincinnati 7 3 and Milwaukee defeated St Louis 4 1. Yesterday Los Angeles 5 4 New York 2 Chicago 9 0 Cincinnati 7 7 Milwaukee 4 2 St Louis 2 12 Philadelphia 5 Houston 0 Pittsburgh 2 San Francisco. Today New York at Cincinnati Maloney 5 2 Pittsburgh Veale 7 2 at St Louis Carlton 0 0 Chicago Jackson 3 8 at Houston Bruce 4 7? night. Tomorrow New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Houston San Francisco at Los Angeles. Pacific Coast League and International League scores and standings listed with multiple games and innings noted.
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NCAA Threatens Boycott of Mexico City Olympics
In 1928 the NCAA boycotted Amsterdam and now the possibility arises for 1968 Mexico City after the US Olympic Committee broadened AAU control of major Olympic sports committees. The AAU would lead track swimming and basketball, while the NCAA would share a reduced role with non-AAU groups. A special committee may chart a course for all involved organizations.
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London player eliminated early in Queen's Club tourney
BranearT LONDON of Tucson was ousted in the first round by Bob Carmichael of Australia, 10-8 6-4. Frank Freighting of Coral Gables defeated T. R. McDonald of New Zealand, 6-4 7-3, in the day’s feature.
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Arizona Finishes Sixth at Federation Meet in Bakersfield
Arizona trackmen placed sixth with 34 points at the third annual USTFF Championships in Bakersfield Memorial Stadium. Ed Mortensen tied the pole vault win at 15 feet 6 inches but took second on fewer misses, and Jim McArdle was second in the discus at 175-14. Bob Day set a notable mite run record of 3:56.4. Villanova upset Oklahoma State in the two mile relay, framing a dramatic night as 21 records fell across events.
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