Carr and Williams set for 440 face off in NCAA finals
Henry Carr weighs running the open 440 at the NCAA finals as knee trouble prompts a shift from his usual 100 and 220. Rivalry with Ulis and Adolph Plummer intensifies as Williams and Plummer clock near world record times. Arizona State coach Castillo wary of a potential clash while Carr seeks to protect his knees. Meanwhile Bob Hildt advances to finals after a rough semi final, reflecting perseverance and doubt.
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Phoenix to open new municipal baseball stadium at Papago Park
Construction of the Phoenix municipal baseball stadium in Papago Park begins July 1 with completion planned for December. The facility will be used by the San Francisco Giants for spring training next year, according to Richard Sullivan, assistant director of public works.
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Wildcats face Trojans in decisive showdown for title
Arizona and Southern California both argued calls with umpires in a 6-4 loss for the Cats. Sher win Scott (8-2) set to start for Arizona against USC’s Duane White as the teams meet again for the college world series crown.
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Bud Hollowell
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Labrosse
Hector Barneiche
Frank Lancet
Doug Holliker
Labross
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Brown
Dan Carruthers
Southern Cal
Dedeaux’ Trojans
Clay Buttons Lip Til Tuesday Night Fight With Cooper
London boxing fans await Cassius Clay's title defense against Henry Cooper at Wembley next Tuesday. Clay vows silence before the bout while bookies list him as a 1-5 favorite and backers warn Cooper's left hook could threaten the American in what promoters term a tough contest.
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Bill Faversham
Wildcats Edge Arizona in Uneven Box Score Night
Southern Cal beats Arizona 4 to 0 as Hollowell homers and Brown drives in runs. Notable: Maxwell, Sande, and Acuna produced for Arizona. Fisher earns win for Southern Cal while Nichols takes the loss.
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Cup Netters Enter Semifinals After Iran Victory
The United States advanced to the Davis Cup semifinals by defeating Iran 3-0 in the opening singles and doubles, with Don Dell and Eugene Scott winning 6-0 6-1 6-4 over Taghi and Reza Akbari. Britain led Russia 2-1, South Africa 2-0 over Denmark, and France 1-1 Spain in European ties.
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Gordon Forbes
Joergen Ulrich
Barcelona
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Jean Claude Barclay
Pierre Darmon
Juan Manuel Condor
Advertising Dreams Dim for Bill Brown of Arizona
Arizona first baseman Bill Brown, a 215-pound junior, questions his future with college ball as scouts pressure him to turn pro. He has one hit in the last three games after a hot start, amid coaching concern and a key rally setup against Penn State and Florida State.
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George McLeod
Omaha
Arizona
Bill Brown
Bill
Omaha World Herald
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Texas
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Frank Lancet
Southern Cal
Dick Patera
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Bud Hollowell
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Bobby Gauna
Southern Cals
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Wilfie Brown
Don Carrothers
Trojan
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Kiehn
Bobby Maxwell
Carrothers
Dedeaux
Pa‘tera
Towncats plan welcome gala despite USC loss
Towncats president Manny Drachman reaffirms a large reception in Tucson for the UA team arriving from the College World Series via Frontier Airlines around 4 39 p m. The Cats return as potential national champions or runners up and Drachman calls all Towncats and UA fans to greet them at the airport.
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Frontier Airlines
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Cats
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Perkins Regains World Junior Welter Crown
In Manila Ed Die Perkins of Chicago dominated Roberto Cruz of the Philippines to win the world junior welterweight title by unanimous decision. Perkins reclaimed the title after defeating Cruz in a poised performance.
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Philippines
Harkness Ends Holdout Signs with Knicks
Jerry Harkness a 6 foot 2 All American from Loyola Chicago ends a brief holdout and signs a 12000 dollar contract with the New York Knickerbockers. He will join training camp at Upsala College in East Orange New Jersey for the final day of rookie workouts. The left handed jump shooter is Loyola’s career and season scoring leader who averaged 21.6 points in 81 games.
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