Riessen Reaches NCAA Tennis Final With Upset Over Osuna
Princeton based Riessen defeats defending champion Rafael Osuna of Southern Cal 6-4 2-6 4-6 6-2 6-3 to reach the NCAA singles final. Top seed Dennis Ralston also advances after a marathon win over Arthur Ashe.
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Northwestern Wildcat
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Rafael Osuna
Southern Cal
Riessen
Osuna
Dennis Ralston
USC
Arthur Ashe
UCLA
Ralston
Clark Graebner
Bill Bond
Ramsey Earnhart
John Hammill
Rod Mandelstam
Miami
Fla
Clare Riessen
Trojan
Mexico
Londor
Owen Davidson
Aushatta
Frank Fraehling
Cora Gables
Flan
N. J
Dennis Ralstan
Marty Rlessen
Phoenix-Area Tankers Prove Class In Southern Arizona Open Victories
Kerry Moore, 12, of Dick Smith Swim Gym wins the 100-meter butterfly in 1 18.0 at Randolph Park Pool as Phoenix area swimmers dominate the Southern Arizona Open. Bill Mettler posts 2 23.3 in the 200-meter butterfly and leads the DSSG 400-meter medley relay, Phoenix Country Club trails 53-48. Charles Hickcox doubles in the 200-meter individual medley and 100-meter backstroke with 1 05.4.
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Jack August
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Judy Blake
Kelidus Moore
Mary Hickox
Midda Cure
Carol Carpenter
Meter Owing
Kathy
Igor
Julie Lover
Southern Arizona Open Swimming finals at Randolph Park Pool
Results from yesterday's Southern Arizona Open at Randolph Park show top finishers in the 1500-meter freestyle led by Rick Gennett with 19 52.5, Steve Schultz second, and Jerey Bauman scoring. In the 200-meter events Steve Schultz and Randy Broderson placed high with several others noted at TCYMCA and DSSG affiliations.
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Bill Kiswick
Jerry Bauman
Women's Western Open leads with Marilyn Soilthetung one stroke ahead
Madison Wisconsin reports Marilyn Soilthetung holds a one stroke edge over Aukey Wright at the halfway mark of the Women’s Western Open with a total of 14 over par. In other events, NCAA semifinals and tennis results from various venues are noted, including college championships and regional races.
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Wis
Marilyn Soilthetung
Aukey Wright
Wichita
Kan
Dick Sikes
Arkansas
John Lotz
San Jose State
University Park
Claudia Lindsor
Western Washinglon “State College
Marienne Gable
Los Angeles State
Big 6 Conference backs federations in sports leadership
In Carmel California the Big Six Conference reiterates support for NCAA backed federations amid a dispute with the AAU over jurisdiction. Dr. Bradford Booth of UCLA notes ongoing backing as officials discuss next meetings at USC and potential expansion to include Oregon and Oregon State. Rexford Snyder of Stanford elected council president. Oregon State and Washington State officials elected to key posts.
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Oregon State
Rexford Snyder
Stanford
Booth
Stan Bates
Washington State
Pete Newell
California
Rodgers 10th Inning Hit Delivers Cubs 6 5 Win
Cubs win 6-5 in 10th on Andrew Rodgers bases loaded single off Tom Sisk. Pirates tied 5-5 after Smokey Burgess three run pinch double. Cubs rally fueled by Ellis Burton and a walk to Aspromonte. Dodgers, Reds, Mets also winning. Cubs climb to within reach in pennant race.
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Florida City OKs $400,000 Colts Spring Training Camp
Florida City voters approved a 400000 baseball stadium for 1964 spring training of the National League Houston Colts. The plan includes a five year training pact with a five year renewal option and the Colts bringing all farm clubs to Diamond City for camp, after last spring’s Arizona training at Apache Junction.
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Tri City Champ Arnold Regains Form At Tucson Speedway
Hank Arnold returns after a four week layoff to win both the trophy dash and main event at Tucson Speedway, extending his Tri City lead. Dick Moeller dominates the stocks by taking the claimers main, with Burrell Clifton second and Frank Townsend third as Joe Racing inks time trials for roadsters and claimers tonight.
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Miss Smith Takes Narrow Lead in Western Open
In Madison Wisconsin veteran Marilynn Smith holds a one stroke lead at the halfway point of the 34th Women's Western Open at Maple Bluff Country Club. Mickey Wright trails after a 70 for 148 while Kathy Withworth Ruth Jessen Betsy Rawls Peggy Joyce Wilson and others follow.
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Wis
Marilynn Smith
Mickey Wright
Maple Bluff Country Club
Miss Smith
University of Kansas
Miss Wright
Kathy Withworth
Ruth Jessen
Betsy Rawls
Peggy Joyce Wilson
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Sandra Haynie
National League box scores highlight varied game action
Multiple NL games reviewed with San Francisco vs Milwaukee, Los Angeles vs St Louis, and Mets vs Phillies. Key moments include Cepeda and Torre homers, strong pitching by Cloninger and Koufax, and several RBI contributions across teams.
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Pelekoudas
Lotz and Sikes Vie For Golf Crown At NCAA Event
San Jose State’s Lotz and Arkansas’ Sikes reach the 36 hole final for the 66th NCAA championship at Wichita Country Club. The field features Kermit Zarley from Houston defeated in quarter finals. Oklahoma State won last year’s team title. Lotz defeated Jerry Potter 6 and 4. Sikes defeated Pat Thompson 5 and 4.
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Kan
John Lotz
San Jose State
Dick Sikes
Arkansas
National Collegiate Athletics Association
University of Houston
Kermit Zarley
Wichita Country Club
Oklahoma State
Lotz
Jerry Potter
Miami
Sikes
Pat Thompson
Texas
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