Arizona Wildcats face changes as Larson reshapes lineup
Carl Porter reports UA coach Bruce Larson will rely on a fresh mix after losing three of four top scorers from last season's 17 9 team. Larson emphasizes height and quickness in a potential lineup featuring Harvey Fox Mike Aboud Bob Hansen Ted Pickett and Bob Spahn while considering Ted Pickett's shift to guard. Doolen weighs football tryout amid limited big recruits as Rustand eyeing NBA chances.
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Bob Hansen
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Bob Spahn
Warren Rustand
Albert Johnson
Buddy Doolen
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Catalina HS
Utah State
Cornell Green
NFL
Rust and Wins Honor for Combined Athletic and Academic Achievement
Six athletes from Arizona, Arizona State, New Mexico, Utah, Brigham Young, and Wyoming were announced as winners of the annu conference medal for combined athletic and academic excellence. Recipients include Warren Rustand, Dennis Diarman, Curtis Crumm, Melville Carpenter, Dick Nemelka, and Gilad Weintarten. Brechler noted eligibility requires junior or senior varsity status and at least a B average.
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Phoenix
Western Athletic Conference
WAC
Paul W. Brechler
Warren Rustand
Arizona
Dennis Dairman
Arizona State
Curtis Crumm
New Mexico
Melville Carpenter
Utah
Dick Nemelka
Brigham Young
Gilad Weinparten
Wyoming
Brechler
Do You Remember Five Years Ago in Denver Open Round
On June 18, 1960 in Denver Dutch Harrison and Ernie Ball struggled with the greens as Tucson golfers posted 74 and 77 in the National Open first round. The note also mentions a June 18, 1955 arc at Randolph Municipal Golf Course with Art Brown tying the course record in Tucson.
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Dutch Harrison
Ernie Ball
Nicklaus Sees 72 At U S Open Cut Likely Near
Jack Nicklaus shot 72 to reach 150 at the halfway point of the U S Open. After a first round 78, his 72 left him two over par. The field of 150 will be trimmed to the low 50 and ties before the final rounds.
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ST. Louis
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Will Nicklaus
Masters title chase at Bellerive with Nicklaus slump
At the Country Club in St Louis the Masters favorite Nicklaus faltered with a left-drifting swing as peers Nagle, Beman, and Rudolph posted early strong second rounds on the 7191 yard Bellerive layout. A tight cut line saw Lema, Snead and Nichols reach the weekend with 146 to 151 totals.
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Kermit Zarley
Yakima, Wash
St. Louis
Zarley
Indians Threaten Leaders in pitching trio sweep of Senators
Sammy McDowell Sonny Siebert and Luis Tiant have led Cleveland’s rise to fourth place. Siebert’s 3 hitter with 15 strikeouts powered a 5-0 win over Washington as McDowell and Tiant also dominated. The trio has 20 of 32 Indian wins, with a 4-0 first inning start. Baltimore outlasted the Yankees 2-1 in 16, Minnesota beat Chicago 3-1, and Detroit topped Boston 6-5 while Kansas City LA had no game.
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Rich Race Menu Sets Tomorrow at Aqueduct and Hollywood Park
Top thoroughbreds race for more than a quarter million dollars across eight events tomorrow at Aqueduct Hollywood Park and Arlington led by 50000-added headliners. Notables include Native Diver Viking Spirit Quadrangle Hill Rise and Knightly Manner among twelve grass specialists in the Bowling Green Handicap and Inglewood Handicap.
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Brown Wins 6 Mile Run Amid NCAA-AAU Feud
Montana skier Julie Brown blazed to a 6 mile NCAA title in 27 minutes 50.82 seconds at Edwards Stadium, a record pace for collegians yet hampered by the NCAA AAU track and field dispute. Brown’s victory comes as athletes debate competing in the AAU meet for U S team selection while schools threaten sanctions.
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Neal Steinhauer
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Bob Day
Missouri
Robin Lingle
Two Wildcats Reach National Finals in Berkeley
In the 44th NCAA Championships Western Athletic Conference stars advanced from day one in Berkeley. Arizona juniors Jim Sullivan and Al Teasley failed to qualify in the sprints while teammates John Tushaus and Jim McArdle posted marks among top contenders but will face finals after semi final rounds. Brigham Young led the conference with several qualifiers as New Mexico added three entries and Arizona State added Tom Hester in the 220.
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Arizona State
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Brigham Young University
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al Rockwell
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Bob Delaney
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Jim Pritchard
Ted Winfield
New Mexico
Bernie Rivers
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Lenair Draws Australian Stubbs in Wimbledon Opener
London AP reports Bill Lenair of Tucson opens Wimbledon against Colin Stubbs of Australia after Stubbs qualified at Surbiton yesterday. The first round match begins Monday as the tournament gets underway.
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Baseball scoreboard sweep across leagues with varied results
Baseball scoreboard shows svony's Philadelphia at seles Padres a night game with Herbert 3-3 and Padres 3-21. New York Cisco 1-3 visits San Sanford 3-1 night. Tomorrow's games include Chicago at Cincinnati and St Louis at Milwaukee plus New York at San Francisco and Pittsburgh at Houston. Pacific Coast League lists Oklahoma City Portland 3 Denver 6 Salt Lake City 3 Vancouver 7 San Diego 4 Indianapolis 4 Spokane 3, Seattle 6 Hawaii 4.
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Stange
Gal Golfers Meet Again In Windup
In Mesa Arizona Susan Moore and Susan Tubman met in the golf championship finals for the second time in two weeks. Moore, who beat Tubman for the Valley Hi Girls Tournament crown last week, was favored and defeated Carol Rapson of Tucson 3 and 1. Tubman, opening with a 39 in the first round, beat Johanne Gelich 6 and 5 in the semifinal.
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Arizona
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Johanne Guelich
Golf Day Slated At Ore Valley County Club
Tucson Golf Association plans its monthly Golf Day at Ore Valley County Club on Sunday. Contact OVCC pro George Shafer for starting times. Proceeds fund the Tucson Open.
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Ore Valley County Club
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George Shafer
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