Wildcats face EMU in CWS finals after upset over ASU
Arizona earned a 5-1 win over Arizona State to snap a seven-game skid in the series and advance to tonight's College World Series final against Eastern Michigan. Senior Steve Powers pitched a gem, limiting ASU to four hits and one unearned run through nine innings as UA seeks its first national title.
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Arizona State Falls To Arizona In Desert Classic Clash
Ken Bolek delivered a two run homer after entering late as Arizona State pitcher Floyd Bannister felt arm soreness. Sun Devils coach Jim Brock swapped to Don Hanna rath er and righty Bolek sparked a late rally but ASU lost to arch rival Arizona.
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Arizona, ASU clash as Wildcats seek title comeback
Arizona seeks revenge after a 5 5 season and a 4 1 mark in the regional. Don Zimmerman was tagged out at the plate in the opener, but Arizona rode strong pitching from Bob Chaulk past Eastern Michigan and Oklahoma to stay alive. ASU finishes 65 10 while Arizona eyes a second chance at the College World Series title.
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Bob Chaulk
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Scoreboard Yesterday and Today League Scores and Matches
A dense rundown shows yesterday results including Kansas City 5 over Cleveland J New York 3 and Baltimore 9 over Texas 4. Today features Detroit at Minnesota with McCormack and Redfern noted, Milwaukee at Oakland, Kansas City at Cleveland, New York at Chicago, Baltimore at Texas, Boston at California, and Milwaukee at Oakland. Tomorrow includes Kansas City at Cleveland and New York at Chicago among others with multiple city matchups listed.
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Jefferson
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Peterson
Vise
Tanana
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Barr
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Strom
Curtis
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Pailbwaukee
Paul Colwell Heads to TV Finals in PBA Nationals
Paul Colwell of Tucson leads the six-man televised final field for the $85,000 PBA Nationals in Seattle. Colwell topped qualifying with a total pinfall of 13,279 and a 14-10 match record, seeking his first title of the year while battling a virus and laryngitis. George Pappas, Jeff Mattingly, Earl Anthony, and Dave Davis also qualified for the final. First prize is $9,000 and the telecast airs tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. on Channel 13 from Tucson.
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Open leader Mahaffey climbs to Open lead with 68
John Mahaffey, 28, grabs a midway Open lead at the Atlanta Athletic Club with a 70-68-138 after two rounds. Texan aimed for pins, rebounded after two early bogeys, says he will be more aggressive tomorrow. Mike Reid, 21, rookie amateur, briefly led after a 67 before an 81. Al Geiberger moves to second at 70-69. Jack Nicklaus sits six behind after a 70 and 74.
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Mike Reid
al Geiberger
Young Lions
Ben Crenshaw
Jerry Pate
Rod Funseth
Myer Leads West In Coaches All America Game Return
Steve Myer, Arizona standout turned West quarterback, aims to shine in tonight’s Coaches All-America clash against the East. He recalls the 44-34 Arizona loss to New Mexico and says he’s ready for the big stage under coach Frank Kush. Myer, drafted by Seattle, seeks a pro spot and refuses to worry about alternate careers.
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Arizona State
Frank Kush
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