Defending Champs Falter In NCAA Golf Qualifiers
In Lafayette Ind, defending NCAA team Houston led by Dick Crawford faced a shaky start in the 64th Annual Collegiate Golf Tournament qualifying. Crawford fired a 75 while 56 others posted 3 under 69s on the North course. Houston trailed Purdue by eight strokes as Nicklaus led Ohio State with a 70 on the South course.
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Lafayette
Ind
Dick Crawford
University of Houston
Crawford
Arizona Golf Team Sits Third After First NCAA Round
The University of Arizona totaled 295 to sit in third place after the opening NCAA Tournament round. Purdue led with 289, Oklahoma State was 294, and Houston tied for seventh with 297, a five year title holder.
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University of Arizona
Purdue
Oklahoma State
Houston University
Collegians Tie With Narrow Margin In Golf Round
Collegians equalled or bettered a lead as 12 players trailed by one stroke. Only the low 64 of 199 advance to four days of medal play after today. Houston’s Ron Weber, SI champion, faltered with a shocking 12 on the 18th hole and finished 81 while Homero Blancas of Houston, Texas Open champ, is noted among recent winners.
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Houston
Ron Weber
Purdue
Homero Blancas
Aitken Dominates PPC Record List With 14 New Marks
Sam Mansfield reports Arizona pistol ace Harry Aitken shattered 14 PPC records and tied three others at the Pima Pistol Club. Aitken, a national champion at Camp Perry and Pan American Games selection, leads club annals with scores across .22 and .45 calibers, and various National Match courses.
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Sam Mansfield
Pima Pistol Club
Ajuken
California
Mansfield
PPC
Aitken
Camp Perry
Border Patrol
U.S
Centerfire
Trout Return At Rose Checked
Outdoors writer reports Skeet Young's 100 straight at 16 yard trap, a rare feat at Tucson club alongside veterans Vease and French. Rose Canyon’s 4 000 fish plant yields slim creel success despite 56 anglers. thermocline and oxygen levels dominate trout fishing, with Guaymas sailfish and La Paz tournament notes nearby. Texas hunting paradoxes discuss private leases, limited public land, and penalties for trespass.
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Texas
Tucson
Skeet Young
Jack French
Jim Vease
Fred McDermont
Rose Canyon
Bob
Kirk) Kirkpatrick
Rose
Kirk
Roy Gruenwald
Carranza-Chalmers bout headlines MSG featherweight card
CH Amateurs Kid Manila and Alfredo Escobar prepare for a ten round featherweight clash at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. The showcase also features Chilo Carranza of Tucson versus Goldie Chalmers of Phoenix with Manila and Escobar hailing from California.
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Phoenix
UPI
Kid Manila
Alfredo Escobar
Madison Square Garden
Chilo Carranza
Tucson
Goldie Chalmers
Manila
Escobar
California
Orioles waiting game as Richards shuns outfielder move
Baltimore manager Paul Richards visits Chicago amid AL pennant chase. He says the Orioles need a hard hitting outfielder but refuses to trade young pitchers Chuck Estrada Steve Barber or Milt Pappas, keeping faith in his pitching staff.
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Chicago
Paul Richards
Baltimore Orioles
Richards
White Sox
Cleveland
Fielder
Chuck Estrada
Steve Barber
Milt Pappas
Orioles
UCLA Stars Dominate Opening NCAA Tennis Matches
UCLA and Southern California each advanced four players to the NCAA Tennis Championships second round in Ames Iowa. Notables include Rafael Osuna of USC and Allen Fox of UCLA who won decisive first round matches while Larry Nagler of UCLA had a first round bye. Doubles action saw Osuna Earnhart and Fox Nagler seeded top and third with byes and early matchups set against Iowa State pairings.
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Ames
Iowa
Southern California
UCLA
Southern Cal
Rafael Osuna
Iowa State
Bob Stoy
Ramsey Earnhart
Dick Leach
Allen Tong
Tong
Allen Fox
Fox
George Stoesser
Arizona
Pete Barizon
Michigan State
Dick Hall
Larry Nagler
Norman Perry
Paul Palmer
Bill Hoogs
University of California
Notre Dame
Jim Bemis
Osuna
Earnhart
Nagler
Hoogs
California
Jim McManus
Lou Counter
Dainis Kviessitis
Professional wrestling night in Tucson at 8:30
Sports calendar notes a wrestling card tonight at Tucson Garden with events starting at 8:30. The program features touring wrestlers and local appearance details. Local fans are invited to attend the pro wrestling show.
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Tucson Garden
Orioles Ready to Surge With Young Talents and Skipper’s Plan
Rich Richards sees a wide open race as Cleveland and Detroit challenge. He cites Barry Sherrone and Dave Nicholson as key prospects, with Nicholson needing to swing to unlock power. Orioles aim to climb the standings on a Western swing through Minnesota, Los Angeles, and Kansas City.
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Cleveland
Detroit
New York Yankees
White Sox
Richards
Yessir
Orioles
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Gin Eliminated but Lowe Wins in National Tennis Meet
In Charlottesville special report Jerry Gin of Tucson High was eliminated in singles by Jackie Cooper of Louisville 7-5 6-1. Hal Lowe, seeded sixth, advanced to the quarterfinals with 6-2 6-1 win over Barry Cahoon and 6-4 6-1 over Joe Williams.
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Charlottesville
Tucson
Jerry Gin
Hal Lowe
Gin
Jackie Cooper
Louisville
Lowe
Barry Cahoon
Scituate
Mass
Joe Williams
Durham
N.C
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Clinical School, Inc
Cooper Tires
Cooper
Desert Sportsman
Guaymas
Tom Jamison
la Paz
Central
Mason
Menard
Brady
Sonora
Chihuahua
Leo
Aluminum
By Satone
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N. Stone
Chile
Carranza
Ucla Star
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
the Bros Bocest
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King Pestwres Syndicate
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East Broadway
Vasey
E. 22Nd Sr
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