Burleson Beats Beatty In National AAU Mile Showdown
Cyrol Burleson, 20, defeated Jim Beatty 4 04.9 to win the national AAU mile at Downing Stadium. Beatty criticized Burleson and teammate Keith Forman for boxing tactics. Burleson denied it and focused on a future team with Beatty against European rivals. The win marked Burleson’s first over Beatty in four meetings as fans hoped for a sub four minute mile.
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New York
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
Jim Beatty
Burleson
Beatty
Keith Forman
Russia
Dan Ferris
AAU
Piersall Erupts in Cleveland Brawl Over Bunning Pitch
Cleveland’s Jim Piersall clashes with Detroit pitcher Jim Bunning after a wrist injury from a pitch. Umpire tensions flare as both dugouts clear. Piersall, in one of his best seasons at .346, vows to stop being targeted while Bunning denies intent to hit him.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Piersall
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Bunning
Piersall
Jim Piersall
Jimmie Dykes
Hale
Jim
Reds Ride Blasingame Trio to 3-2 Win Over Dodgers
Cincinnati's Roy McMillan was traded earlier, but Joey Jay and Don Blasingame led a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Blasingame opened the first inning with three hits, Bell drew a walk, Pinson doubled, Coleman drove in a run, and a balk completed the three-run frame. The win widened Cincinnati's NL lead to three games.
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Reds
Jay
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Blasingame
Stan Williams
Gerry Zimmerman
Bailey
San Francisco
Giants
St. Louis
Cards
Chicago
Cubs
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pirates
NEW York
Yankees
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Tigers
Indians
Baltimore
White Sox
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Red Sox
Gus Bell
Vada Pinson
Gordi Coleman
Record-Setting NCAA AAU Track Meet Highlights
Southern California Striders win their fourth straight team title with 120 points. Los Angeles area athletes set six meet records including Deacon Jones in the 3k steeple and Ron Morris clearing 15-8 in pole vault. Notable performances: Otis Davis 440 win, Harold Connolly hammer, Laszlo Tabori 3 mile, Ronald Zinn 2 mile walk. Frank Budd 100 yard world record holder faces disappointment.
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Don Styron
Southern Illinois
Salukis
Rex Stucker
Kansas State
Barney Allen
Texas Southern
Jay Luck
Yale
Dick Cephas
Philadelphia
Pioneer Club
Blaine Lindgren
Utah
Bill Sharpe
Phila
Kent Floerke
Fort Riley
Kansas
Luther Hayes
Southern California Striders
Mahoney Samuels
Jamaica
W.J
Herman Stokes
Alvis Andrews
Paul Drayton
Villanova
Charlies Frazier
Frank Budd
Perl Winder
Morgan State
Steve Haas
Ray Etherly
New Mexico
Charles
Deacon) Jones
Fort Lee
Phil Coleman
Chicago
T.C
Gerge Young
Robert Schul
Air Force
John Lawler
Abilene J.C
Dave Martin
Michigan
Hal Higdon
Chicago T.C
Jim Dupree
Southern Illinois Salukis
Jerry Siebert
Santa Clara
John Bork
Western Michigan
George Kerr
Ernie Cunliffe
Mel Patton
Southern California
David James
Dave Storom
S.paul Winder
Morgen State
Roscoe Cook
Emerald Empire A. A
Ron Morris
Don Bragg
Aubrey Dooley
Jay Silvester
al Oerter
Rink Babka
Deacon Jones
Army
Harold Connolly
Striders
Otis Davis
Eugene
Ore
Laszlo Tabori
Ronald Zinn
Fraser and Laver lead opening Wimbledon wins and UCLA secures team title
Neale Fraser and Rod Laver the top seeds won easy opening matches as rain interrupted play. UCLA captured the doubles crown with Fox defeating Senkowski for the singles title and UCLA winning the Bennett Bowl with 17 points, while Southern California and California finished close behind with West Coast players dominant.
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Wimbledon
England
Australia
Neale Fraser
Rod Laver
United States
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Rudy Hermando
Modesto
Calif
John Lesch
Los Angeles
Southern Cal
UCLA
Fox
Michigan
Ray Senkowski
Tucson
Senkowski
Northwestern
Paul Bennett
California
Stanford
Rice
Harvard
Southern Methodist
Florida
Minnesota
Portland
Arizona
Iowa
Notre Dame
Texas
Wichita
Baseball scoreboard with yesterday and upcoming games
Yesterday results include Detroit 3 Cleveland 4 Chicago 7 4 and Washington 3 Boston 7 2. New York 8 Minnesota 4 Baltimore 9 Los Angeles 14 innings. Tonight New York Ford 12 2 at Los Angeles McBride 65. Tomorrow Washington at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit Boston at Minnesota Baltimore at Kansas City New York at Los Angeles.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Ford
McBride
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Milwerkee
Louie
Louis
Freestyler Steve Schultz leads PCC to state crown
Phoenix Country Club rider Steve Schultz won the 400 free in a meet record 4 30.4 and the 100 free in 54.2 while contributing to two PCC relay wins as PCC captured the Southern Arizona team title. Mesa Aquatic Club defended its women’s crown with Judy Champeau winning four events and breaking records.
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Tucson Central Ymca
Phoenix Country Club
Steve Schultz
Schultz
Southern Arizona
Mission Park Pool
PCC
Mesa Aquatic Club
Arizona
Rick Bennett
Bennett
Central Y
Ronnie Onsgard
Ramada Inn
Patsy Willard
Dick Smith
Paul Ostroy
Judy Champeau
Archery meet results show multiple class winners and scores
Jim Connell shot 181 to win the men's 400 class. Al Koepfle took the 250 class with 551. Judy Burns led the women’s 175 class with 415. Larry Sullivan was runner up in 250 with 540, Jim Hail took third with 488. Lottie DaVee won the women’s 125 class instinctive with 371, Nancy Laing 310. Other results include Darrell Davee 459 and Norman Clarke 43 in men’s 175 rise, Tom Burns 522 in men’s 176 freestyle, Carry Martin 04 in women’s 75 instinctive, Pat Brecht 413 and Cindy Burns 242 in intermediate girls’ freestyle.
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Jim Connell
al Koepfile
Thunderbird
Judy Burns
Larry Sullivan
Koepfle
Jim Hail
Lottie DaVee
Nancy Laing
Darrell Davee
Norman Clarke
George Ashenbrenner
Tom Burns
Steve Brecht
Carry Martin
Pat Brecht
Cindy Burns
Lenoir Poised for more seed shifts in tennis tour
Tucsonan Bill Lenoir, 18, a freshman at the University of Arizona, rose in ranks by reaching the Southern Championships final in Winston-Salem where he led early against Tut Bartzen before a 6-3 6-1 6-4 loss. He had entered as No. 5 seed and planned to begin Tri-State Tournament action in Cincinnati. Lenoir then teamed with Charles Pasarell for doubles, losing 6-2 5-7 10-8 to Eduardo Zulueta and Miguel Olvera in over an hour and a half.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Cincinnati
Lenoir
Bartzen
University of Arizona
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Eduardo Zulueta
Miguel Olvera
Swimming Meet Results From Local Clubs
Relay results show PCC A and Tucson YMCA leading 400 yard freestyle, with Myrtle City clubs and others in the mix. Individual events list top finishers including Ron Onsgard and Steve Schultz with records noted, and point standings include PCC ahead of Tucson YMCA and DSSG.
MAC A dominates women's relay and sprint finals
In a crowded meet MAC A tops the women's medley relay and dominates sprint events. Jeannine Wright and Judy Champeau lead MAC in breaststroke and backstroke while PCC and TYMCA share high placings in 200 and 100 events. Point standings list MAC, PCC, TYMCA in close chase.
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Kim Bernerd
Matt
Jack Koppen
ACC
Franklin Laneback
MAC
Richard Fellner
LYMCA
Ham Catlin
TYMCA
Greg Gienas
PCC
Jim Cooper
Jeannine Wright
Terri Hard
Judy Jefftrey
Jaki Laney
Dorinda Ball
Vicky Stapiey
Judy Russell
Ginni Corbin
Donna Graves
Unaff
Sandy Hanna
Leslie Ahern
Wnaff
Carol Janssen
Schwitz
Candy Lewis
Carolyn Cummins
Dorinda Bail
Peg Willard
Mno
Medley
Judy Champeau
Osso
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Chuck Essegian
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Ed Bailey
San Francisco Giants
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Earl Young
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Walt Johnson
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Philadelphia Pioneer Club
al Hall
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Tom Pagani
Bob Backus
New York A.C
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Bill McWilliams
Max Truex
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Houston TC
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Southern Illinois Striders
Charles Clark
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Mile Run
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Tucson Daily Citizen
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PCC Ogles State Crown
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Sa—St. Ambrose
PVCC
Paradise Valley Country Club
TJCC
Tucson Jewish Community Center
SA — San Rafael
PYMCA
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Hickcox
Laney
Ron Onsgard
Hal Eastin
DSSG
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Wnatt
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LeRoy Gainter
DOSSG
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Wee
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Kathy Jensten
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Vicki Mac
Champbell
Vunath
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