Hurling Stars Put Through Stiff Ordeals
Hurling Stars Put Through Stiff Ordeals by United Press International recounts a rough day for Bo Belinsky Billy Pierce and Stan Williams as their teams suffer losses. Belinsky is knocked out in the sixth after a $250 fine for postgame antics. Pierce and Williams endure injuries and blown leads as the Dodgers Reds and Braves roll to victories.
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Billy Pierce
Stan Williams
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Charlie
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Bob Friend
Cubs
Danny O'Connell
Tri City auto race near Phoenix faces new challenger
George Koch seeks Tri City title at Tucson Speedway but faces Dee Jones from Roosevelt Daily Special and a looming battle for main-event victory. Time trials start at 7 p.m. with racing from 8:30. Frank McDaniel leads by over 300 points as Koch lingers in pursuit.
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Tucson Speedway
Tri-City
Frank McDaniel
Dee
Rebel) Jones
Roosevelt Daily Special
Phoenix
Jones
McDaniel
Auto Racing Schedule at Tucson Speedway
Sports calendar notes two race nights at Tucson Speedway. Tonight at 7:00 p.m. Tri City races headline the event. Tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. another auto racing program is scheduled at the same venue.
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Tri-City
Palmer Bids For Title With Second Round Lead
Arnold Palmer shot 68 to reach 139 after 36 holes at Oakmont in the 62nd U S Open. Bob Rosburg matched 139, two near misses kept Nicklaus, Barber and Player within a stroke, while Littler hovered near finish time as late players chased the late leader.
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Texas And Santa Clara Vie For NCAA Title With Michigan Watching
Texas edged Michigan 7 0 as Santa Clara cruised past Florida State 11 6 in Omaha advancing in a three way College World Series knot. Michigan, with byes in play, awaits a bye to boost rest while Texas and Santa Clara battle for a spot in the title game Saturday night.
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John Kerr
Gary London
Joe Merullo
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Joe Jones
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Bob Garibaldi
Paddy Cottrell
Pete Maginnis
Charley Hartenstein
Fritz Fisher
Foyt and McCluskey Hit With Fines After Milwaukee Race
A J Foyt, winner of the Milwaukee 100 mile race, was fined 1000 by the United States Auto Club for an incident after the event. The club issued 11 fines for creeping up on the leader during the caution period. Roger McCluskey of Tucson, Arizona, received the heaviest fine of 100. Foyt was accused of a verbal assault on promoter Tom Marchese.
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A. J. Foyt
Milwaukee
United States Auto Club Today
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
Foyt
Tom Marchese
American Eaters Final Round By Whipping Foster
Richard Davies of Pasadena California reached the final of the British Amateur Golf Championship by defeating Rodney Foster England 3 and 2 in the semifinals. Davies faces John Provall of Wales in the 36 hole final.
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Davies
Powall
Brian Chapman
England
David Palmer
Royal Livepool Course
Florida
Pasadena
Palmer
Baseball Scoreboard Tonight's Major League Games
Today's schedule features Chicano at Anderson, Garden at Houston, Claringer at Milwaukee, Sadecki at St Louis, Maloney at Cincinnati, with night games across the circuit. Tomorrow's matchups include Chicana at New York and St Louis at San Francisco as the circuit spans multiple parks.
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Upsets Hit West of England Tennis Championship
In Bristol, top seed Rod Laver falls to Antonio Palafox 9-7 7-5 while Fred Stater defeats Chuck McKinley 8-6 6-4 in semifinal tennis. Maria Bueno rallies past Edda Buding 3-6 6-3 6-3 to reach the final against Margaret Smith who beat Sandra Reynolds 9-7 3-6 7-5.
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Sandra Reynolds
South Africa
Wildcats Duo Earn All American Honors In 1962 Baseball
Arizona soph Dan Schneider, a $100,000 bonus signee with the Milwaukee Braves, earns first-team All American honors. Teammate Joe Skaisgir makes third-team as he led Arizona with a .362 average. Arizona has appeared on All American lists 27 times since 1950.
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Dick Bertadatti
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Hatalla
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Bob Hancock
Texas A&m
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Oklahoma State
Wilson Parma
Air Farce
Bob Valesente
Hwhaca
Joe Skaligh
Aritong
Joe Peckhan
Tufts
Faul
Cincinnati
Cech! Irae
Dragon Stalex
Americans Sweep Wightman Cup Opener on British Team
The United States Wightman Cup team swept the opening day three matches in London. Angela Mortimer was ruled out with a knee injury hampering Britain. Darlene Hard and Karen Hantze Susman won singles, while Margaret Osborne DuPont and Margaret Varner captured the doubles. Hard battled illness to win 6-3 6-8 6-4 against Ann Haydon. Susman defeated Christine Truman 6-4 7-5. DuPont and Varner won 6-2 3-6 6-2 over Catt and Starkie.
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Miss Mortimer
Chicago
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Montebello
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Karen Hantze Susman
Chula Vista
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Joseph
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Wilmington
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Miss Hard
Ann Haydon
Susman
Christine Truman
Shephard Faces Porter For Title In Phoenix Finals
Phoenix golf finals see Shephard, the 1960 title winner, advance to the championship round after a 2 and 1 win over Tim Flodd. Porter falls to Shephard while Tom Fissell and Tim Flodd also hail from Phoenix.
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Sheph
Joe Porter
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Shephard
Tim Flodd
Tom Fissell
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