Arizona mass recruiting fuels debate over ex cadets
George McLeod argues that Arizona's plan to admit six of seven expelled Air Force cadets and other four year transfers skirts fairness. He notes high level consideration in approvals, cites the Air Force report on cheating, and contrasts with ASU’s refusal to accept ex cadets. He questions long term program benefits and two-year scholarships in exchange for one year of play.
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Little Player closes in on Open victory bid
Gary Player, wearing black and a pixie grin, led halfway at the U S Open at Bellerive after a second straight 70. Arnold Palmer failed to make the cut for the first time in eight years, while Jack Nicklaus kept in contention with a 72 to reach 150. Defending champ Ken Venturi endured a poor start and planned Mayo Clinic tests.
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Stuart's Hits Kill Dodgers in Phillies Topple NL Lead
Dick Dr. Strangeplove Stuart blasted a homer and a pivotal two run single as the Philadelphia Phillies topped the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 2. Short improved to 7 8 with the win, while Johnny Podres took the loss. The Dodgers still held a 3 1 4 game lead over the Braves. In other games, Cincinnati beat Chicago 3 1, San Francisco defeated the Mets 3 0, and Houston routed Pittsburgh 5 1. Stuart's latest outburst boosted his season average and RBI tally against L A, though his career marks against the Dodgers show a tougher path.
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Beard battles belief amid tough Bellerive test at Open
St Louis report notes Frank Beard, tied for second round lead with a 69 and 143 at halfway, doubts win due to length and 2 irons. The Louisville pro recalls encephalitis recovery, a rapid comeback earning $21,079 season to date. Beard recalls basketball roots, golf lineage, and his Frank Sinatra Open win plus Kentucky Amateur titles.
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Phoenix Girl Annexes 2nd State Crown
Susan Moore of Arizona Country Club captured her second consecutive state junior girls title by defeating Sue Tabman of Valley Country Club 6 and 5 in the finals at Mesa Country Club. Daryl Hudkins won the consolation championship, 1 up, over Karen Hurt.
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Nino Benvenuti Wins World Junior Middleweight Title
Nino Benvenuti defeated Sandro Mazzinghi by knockout at 2:40 of the sixth round in Milan to claim the world junior middleweight boxing title. The bout featured a right hook to the chin.
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Flagstaff Little League Play Sought After Attack
City officials seek reinstatement of Little League baseball after an attack on umpire Agapito Cevallos following Arroyo League defeat. The umpire lost two teeth. a 20 year old Flagstaff girl Patricia Hickman and two juveniles were jailed or held on simple assault charges awaiting a league reorganizing meeting led by Clyde McGlothlin of Winslow.
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Arizonans to Play in All-America Game in Buffalo
Buffalo will host the American Football Coaches Association All-America Game on July 26 with two Arizona players. Halfback Floyd Hudson of the University of Arizona and end Jerry Smith of Arizona State University will suit up for the West squad.
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Three Arizona stars advance at NCAA track finals in Berkeley
In Berkeley California a strong showing by Western Athletic Conference stars highlights the NCAA championships. Arizona's Jim McArdle Ed Mortensen and John Tushaus reach finals alongside competitors from Oregon New Mexico and BYU as teams chase medals and points in the day’s field and track events.
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Arizona coach elected vice president of track coaches group
Carl Cooper of the University of Arizona was elected vice president of the United States Track Coaches Association and will become president next year. He urged disciplinary action against NCAA-affiliated athletes who compete in the AAU championships in San Diego, as the NCAA–AAU fight intensifies. the group recently broadened its scope beyond college coaches to include high school coaches and others.
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NCAA Track Results From Berkeley Championship Trials
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