Spahn Still Hurls To Silence Youth Chorus
Milwaukee star Warren Spahn, 42, pitched a 3-0 shutout over the Phillies for his 336th win and 57th NL shutout. He allowed three hits with three strikeouts and one walk, boosting his 1963 record to 9-3. He noted relief at getting more breaks and said he needs the money as youth movement grows.
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Lenoir Reaches Blue-Gray Semis in Montgomery
Arizona's Bill Lenoir and St. Louis' Justina Bricka moved toward the finals as the Blue-Gray Tennis Tournament entered its last day. Lenoir defeated Tulane's Lee Fentress 6-4 6-2 to reach the semis, while Bricka dominated Sara Mae Turber 6-2 6-0. In doubles, Senior Hernandez and Willie Hernandez beat Don and Barry Walraven 6-4 6-1.
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Nicklaus Hopes to Play Open After Neck Spasm
Jack Nicklaus suffered a neck spasm during the Thunderbird second round at Westchester. He finished 72 for 141 and said he would play the U S Open next week if pain allows, carrying his own clubs if needed. Arnold Palmer shared concern as the field pursued leaders at the 6,550 yard course.
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Mesa Star Sets National Swim Record At Mesa Meet
Charles Hickox representing Phoenix Country Club posted a 200 meter time of 2 20 5 to top the national boys 15 17 class mark in the Mesa age group meet. He also set a 200 meter individual medley record with a 2 25 5 and beat the state record by Mike Ahern. Bill Mettler and Marilyn Ramenofsky won multiple events in the girls and 14 17 or 15 17 divisions, respectively.
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In Guaymas Sonora special report, Tucson dealer Bill Breck hosts a sailfish weekend for top readers at a Gulf of California resort. Using two sportfishers, Breck and seven leaders released 11 sailfish over two days, with catches from 133 to 37 pounds. Breck, normally the best angler, caught the smallest fish and was outfished by Mel White and others.
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Jones Beats Daniels in Controversial Boxing Decision
Teaneck reports a 4 000 crowd as Doug Jones, rated heavyweight, defeats Billy Daniels 4-4-1 under New Jersey rules. AP writers split, 11-6-3, with Daniel s camp protesting referee Paul Cavalier and Commissioner Walker amid torn facial cuts and postfight outburst by Isaacson seeking retirement of Daniels. Jones improves to 22 4 1. Daniels drops to 18 3.
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Lenoir and Hernandez Lead Wildcats to NCAA Championships
The University of Arizona tennis team relies on juniors Bill Lenoir and Willie Hernandez as they travel to Princeton for the NCAA Championships. Lenoir, a 1962 semifinalist and 4th ranked among collegians, adds a first team All America nod and 13th national USLTA. Hernandez tops the season with titles at the Arizona Intercollegiates, Arizona Open and Ojai, and both captured WAC singles and doubles crowns. Arizona enters a strong NCAA field after a 15-4 season marred by depth issues and losses to USC and UCLA.
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OVCC Sets Match Play at Oro Valley Club
The City Match Play golf tournament enters the quarter finals at Oro Valley Country Club with eight players remaining after today’s round. First tee off at 9 30 a m as four winners advance to the semi finals next Saturday.
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