Eddie Wilson Fires For One Last Shot At Pro Football
Eddie Wilson, Arizona’s 1961 third team All America quarterback, heads to Miami Dolphins camp in Boca Raton after knee surgery. He hopes to reclaim the starting job, weighing around 190 pounds, while facing doubt from teams and a tough physical test.
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Eddie Wilson
Boca Raton
Fla
Miami Dolphins
Eddie Wil
Arizona
Eddie
Wilson
Dolphins
Chandler High School
Len Dawson
Dallas
Kansas City
Babe Parilli
Boston
Miami
Tucson
Darrell Mudra
Sports calendar entries highlight tonight and tomorrow events
Tonight features swimming junior Olympic finals at Central YMCA and stock car racing at Tucson Raceway with drag racing at Tucson Dragway and dog racing at Amado Greyhound Park. Tomorrow lists Angels at A's on KCUB and GIants at Dodgers on KOLD KTUC with golf at the Cleveland Open channel 9 and soccer Chicago vs Philadelphia channel 13.
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Central Ymca
Tucson Raceway
Tucson Dragway
Amado Greyhound Park
Angels-A’s
Tomorrow Radio
Chicago-Philadelphia
KCUB
Giants
Dodgers
KOLD
KTUC
Ryan breaks world mile mark at AAU meet in Bakersfield
Jim Ryan, 20, of Kansas, clocked 3:51.1 to set a new world mile record at Memorial Stadium as Paul Wilson cleared 17 feet 8 inches in the pole vault. The meet at Bakersfield also saw multiple AAU marks and top performances by Tommie Smith, Randy Matson, and others shaping national selections for the U.S.-British Commonwealth meet and Pan American trials.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Jim Ryan
Ryan
Kansan
Berkeley
Paul Wilson
Memorial Stadium
California
Bob Seagren
Ryun
Jim Grelle
Multnomah
Dave Wilborn
Oregon
Tom von Ruden
Long Beach
49Ers
Roscoe Divine
Sam Bair
Kent State
Martin Liquori
Essex
Nat
Grelle
Wilson
Downey
Seagren
Tommie Smith
San Jose
Fort Lewis
Wash
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Lee Evans
Wade Bell
Evans
Smith
San Jose State
Santa Lara
Bell
Delmon McNabb
Louisiana State
van Nelson
St. Cloud
Pat Traynor
U.S. Air Force
Charley Raig
Long Beach 49Ers
Ron Laird
New York
Air Force
AAU
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Europe
Australia
Herb Elliott
Rome
Jim
Yes -Williams Su
Theron Lewis
Beers
Bears
Nee Avincent Mathews
New York Pioneer Club
Jim Kemp
Long Beach 4Fers TC
Jim'nugatteph Fedconte
Sloset? Club
Ben ‘Olin
Jayhawk Fcs
Jayhawk TC
Bk Rybay
Sta
Vise Sat
Eae
Fal
William
von Long Beach i
Auden
Divine
Kent ‘State
Santa Clara
Derrek Boosey
Sila
Norme Tate
New
Etsy Astros
Slate
Tom Laris
Ren Barrey Mat
Baf
A Withans Clark
U.S Srles
Juan Martinez
University of Southern California
Moeller and McPhedran Renew Late Model Duel at Tucson
Late-model point leader Dick Moeller and challenger Dan McPhedran renew their season fight at Tucson Motor Raceway tonight. Moeller leads with 757 points to McPhedran 730 as Johnny Eaton and Chuck Skiffington duel for top hobby stock honors with Eaton at 517 and Skiffington 497. Time trials start at 7 p.m.
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Dick Moeller
Dan McPhedran
Tucson Motor Raceway
Moeller
McPhedran
Johnny Eaton
Chuck Skiffington
Eaton
Skiffington
Paul Cox
Maris Delivers Tie-Breaking Homer In Cardinals Win
Roger Maris homered in the eighth to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, extending their NL lead to three games. Dick Hughes earned his seventh victory as St Louis overcame a short night after travel from the West Coast.
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Associated Press
Roger Maris
Maris
St. Louis
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Dick Hughes
West Coast
Busch Stadium
Cepeda
Phillies
Hughes
Doug Clemens
Phils
Rich Allen
John Callison
Pirates
Cincinnati
Jim Coker
Reds
Do You Remember 1962 NCAA tennis third place Stanford
Do You Remember outlines past sports events with brief notes. It lists 1962 NCAA tennis where Stanford finished third behind USC, and notes other historic sports results from 1957 and 1952 in Tucson and Daytona Beach.
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Stanford
University of Arizona
University of Southern California
Daytona Beach
Fla
Paul Ash
Tucson
Giants Sign ASU Hurler Tom Burgess
Pitcher Tom Burgess of Arizona State University signed with the San Francisco Giants. Burgess, 16 3 record this season, will report to the Waterbury farm club in the Class AA Eastern League in Connecticut. He followed Gary Gentry who inked with the New York Mets two days earlier.
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Tempe
UPI
Tom Burgess
Arizona State University
San Francisco Giants
Burgess
Sun Devils
Waterbury Conn
Giant
Baseball Scoreboard and Results From The Day
A digest of standings and results across Major League teams with won loss and percentage figures. Notable games include New York versus Atlanta and Philadelphia versus St. Louis, plus upcoming schedules and night matchups across cities such as San Francisco Los Angeles Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and Houston.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
Boston
Cleveland
California
Kansas City
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Maris
Yanks
St. Louis
Elacinnati
Pittsburgh Viewee
Sanrancisco
Atlanes
Philadelphia
Os Angeles
Hriday
Cincinnat
Seaver
Hendley
Lemaster
Bruce
Wilson
Cuenac
Jenkins
Hands
Marichal
Singer
Pitsbursh
Sisk
Nolan
L. Jackson
Gibson
Sun New York
Chicaginsburgh
Francisco
Adami
Pittsburgh
Kansas Bay - Jl
Baltmore
Peterson
Bolts
Ford and Chaparral Hit By New Engine Size Limit
AP report from Detroit notes the International Sporting Commission's Friday ruling to cap prototype race engine displacement at three liters starting next year. Carroll Shelby warns the move could exclude the United States from major endurance racing as Ford and Chaparral race entries relied on seven liter engines.
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Ford
Detroit
United States
Carroll Shelby
Shelby
America
International Sporting Commission
Paris
le Mans
International Automobile Federation
Sporting Commission
Chaparral
Jim Hall
Hap Sharp
General Motors
Ferrari
Shelby-American
Daytona Beach
Sebring
Targia Floria
Nurburgring
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Carl Porter Citizen Sports Editor
John Stofa
George Wilson Jr
Rick Norton
Bob Griese
KCUBE
Rip
New York AG
Ron Zinn
U.S
Try Young
Southern California Striders
Don Denoon
SC Striders
Larry. Walker
SC. Striders
Ranew
York AC
Tom_Riley
Athens AC
Village
New Aau
Eddie Southern
Ise
Cali
APA
New York Yankees
Maury Wills
Bob Leewild
Jose Pagan
Gene Alley
Mack Jones
Felipe Alou
Braves
Mets
Ken Johnson
Cleon Jones
Bob Shaw
Mike McCormick
Willie Mays
Jim Hickman
McCormick
Jim Lefebvre
Don Sutton
Enrique Bolanos
Howard
Pee Wee) Swingler
Tucson Sports Center
ASU
Dan Gurney
All-American Racers
Gurney
Spa
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