Arizona Track Faces Summer Hiatus as California Meets Loom
Arizona track and field enter a long summer layoff as California all comers meets and national events draw top sprinters and milers. Dave Murray, UA standout, considers shifting to the 880 while Arizona seeks summer schedules to keep athletes active and provide coaching support at the state level.
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Jacobs Rockets To Lead Open With 64 at Congressional
Bermuda Dunes pro Tom Jacobs shot a six under par 64 at Congressional Country Club to lead the 1904 National Open by one stroke over Arnold Palmer. Palmer struggled to a 69 for a 137 halfway total as Jacobs posted six birdies in a back nine surge and praised his par saves.
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Palmer Opens Lead as Ogden Stays Close at Open
Arnold Palmer posted a 68 to lead the National Open while Bill Ogden shot 73 in round two at Congressional. Ogden sits tied for 22nd after a 14th place showing in round one. Palmer faced late bogeys and a birdie surge from Jacobs as Arnie’s Army watched the action.
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Mays Stays Hot but Fails to Deliver First-Place Cardials
In St Louis, Willie Mays went 0 for 4 with a strikeout as the Giants fell 7 6 to the Cardinals. Javier drove in five with a homer, double and single, matching a season RBI high. Pittsburgh crushed New York 10 0 while Philadelphia beat Chicago 6 3.
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Do You Remember Five Years Ago at the College World Series
A 1959 flashback reports University of Arizona losing 5-3 to Oklahoma State in the finals in Omaha. Coach Frank Lanctet laments weak hitting after the title bid ended.
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Wildcat Netters Ousted in NCAA Tennis
EAST LANSING Mich Special Willie Hernandez headed to Wimbledon while Arizona’s tennis squad exited the NCAA tournament. Marty Riessen defeated Bill Lenoir 6 3 6 2 and joined Clark Graebner to beat Hernandez Field 6 4 6 0. Arizona tied for third or fourth as Northwestern faded with two days left.
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Nervous San Jose sprinter nova sparks NCAA 10 000 final nerves
Danny Murphy of San Jose shattered the NCAA meet record with a 29 37.8 in the 10 000 meters in Eugene. He outlasted Vic Zwolak of Villanova and Doug Brown as San Jose takes the early lead for the team title amid rain delays and other Western Athletic stars advancing in the one day of finals with Ted.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues Highlight Night Games
Scores from the major leagues show New York and Boston beating Baltimore and Chicago respectively while Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, and others post results. Pacific Coast, International, Southern, and Texas League action include Oklahoma City, Seattle, Hawaii, Tulsa, and more with postponed games due to rain.
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Boxing results from Liverpool Atkins loses to Mc Ateer
In Liverpool Gordon Mc Ateer outpointed Tommy Atkins from Nigeria in a boxing match. New Orleans Ralph Qupas outpointed Peter Schmidt in a 10 round fight. Raul Rojas defeated Danny Kid in featherweights in Los Angeles.
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White Sox rally past Orioles on two homers flutterball lift
Chicago's 2-0 win over Baltimore moves the White Sox back into first place in the American League. Hershberger and Weis hit solo homers, while Hoyt Wilhelm worked seven strong innings with a knuckleball to secure the victory.
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Tri-City Auto Racing at Tucson Speedway Schedule
Sports calendar lists events tonight and tomorrow at Tucson venues. Auto racing stock cars and roadsters at Tucson Speedway at 7:30 p.m. Drag racing at Tucson Dragway tomorrow 3 p.m. and eliminations at 8 p.m.
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