Wildcats fall to left handed stars in World Series opener
Arizona suffers two straight losses to Clemson and Southern California in the opening round as lefthanders Harold Stowe and Bruce Gardner dominate the Cats. Arizona misses chances to score while USC and Clemson win in the double elimination tournament.
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Ithpaw
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Western Michigan
Missouri
Colorado State
Holy Cross
Western
USC
Tucson Times
Norm Popkin
Jim Ward
Popkin
Trojans
Ward
Trojan
Harry Messick
Alan Hall
Marty Hurd
Arizona Wildcats scatter after College World Series exit
After elimination from the College World Series, 18 Arizona Wildcats disperse to Canada West Coast and Tucson for summer school and pro hopes. Harry Messick says the team is too strong to end the season, with 15 players returning next year.
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University of Arizona
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Ariezona
Harry Messick
Frank Lancet
Jerry Lewis
Ariczona
Bolt Reflects On Mindset Behind U.S. Open Golf Victory
Tommy Bolt credits calm thinking and steady focus for winning the U S Open at Southern Hills. He cites no temper flare ups, credits long irons and a trusted driver, and recalls changing no clubs mid round despite pressure as he clinched the title.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Southern Hills Country Club
Lloyd Mangrum
Tatius Boros
Unbeaten Clubs Face Off In NCAA World Series Clash
Missouri uses power at the plate in a 17-4 rout over Holy Cross as Toft and Rancourt pace a high scoring day. West Michigan closes in with a 4 3 win over Lafayette while Southern California and Arizona State showcase strong pitching in key tourney games.
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Bo) Toft Cleuted
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Jack Ringel
Iill Topp
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California
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Wildcats Box Scores From Mixed Arizona Clemson Game
Fragmented OCR lists scorers and teams including California and Colorado with scattered names such as Stowe, Minick, Pry, Vincent, and Benegnue. The text appears as a jumbled box score snippet with no clear final result or complete player lines.
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Aizona
Clemson
California
Gonos
Gary Ance Minick
Vincent 'Sennare
Colomado
Tribe Gets Power Held In Last Minute Trades
Associated Press reports Cleveland GM Frank Lane spearheaded a frantic weekend trade spree near the deadline. Indians acquire Vic Power Billy Hunter and Woody Held while Don Newcombe moves to Cincinnati and Steve Bilko to the Dodgers.
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Woody Held
Don Newcombe
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Chico Carrasquel
Roper Mare
Sghtelerry Simpson
Dick Tomanek
Bob Grim
Yankees
Duke Maas
Virgil Trucks
Balogs Win 2 Day Mixed Doubles Meet by Narrow Margin
Balogs led the two day mixed doubles tournament with a total of 1267 to top 123 entrants. Mi llyn Sevier and Otto Dochterman were close behind at 1266, while Dot and Eddie Orinsky placed third with 1242. High games included Wally Olsen 257 and 8626, Pip Pipepe 244, Art Kaptur 243, and Bob Nordstrom m2. Mrs Balog, with a 128 average, had high woman’s game 224, Melba Howell topped the women’s series with 594.
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NCAA Assault 10 Track Records Fall at National Meet
Berkele y Calif results show Glenn Davis of Ohio State breaking the 40 yard dash mark in 4.7 seconds while Ed Collymore of Villanova and Ron Delany of Ireland claim NCAA records. Southern California wins team title led by Dave Davis in the shot put and multiple field wins amid a field of champions.
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Glenn Davis
Jai Marx
Jim ‘Lea
University of Southern California
Alex Henderson
Arizona State College
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Charlie Tidwell
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Uy Norece
Ashenfelter
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Elias Gilbert
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Gene Freudenthal
Jim Johnston
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Don Stewart
Southern Methodist
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Ernie Haisley
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Ray Norton
Winston Salem
Gilbert
Fridday
Ernie Shelby
Niklas Sparks Pokes Cowboys. Kings Open A-M Lead
Tucson Cowboys beat Chihuahua Dorados 12 10 to pull within a half game of league leader Douglas Copper Kings. Douglas swept the Internationals in a weekend set, widening their lead as Tucson and Nogales chase. Cesar and Rushing star for the Cowboys while Gus Nikolas hits two homers in a late rally.
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Chihuahua Dorados
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Nogales
Harry Dunlop
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Gary Rushing
Big Bill Walsh
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Cesar
Gus Nikolas
Hi Corbet Field
Dorados Cowboy
Don Risinger
Chuck Hollinger
Juarez
Indios
Professional Baseball Doubleheader Tonight at Hi Corbett
The schedule lists an 8 p.m. game at Hi Corbett Field between Chihuahua and Tucson and another 8 p.m. bout at Hi Corbett with Douglas and Tucson.
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Tucson
Hi Corbett
Douglas
Ht Corbett
Teton Neha Touint's GAMES
Local scoreboard note shows results from Turday events featuring Teton and Neha Touint with multiple game outcomes. Details remain fragmentary but indicate several matches and scores across events.
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Teton Neha
Touint
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