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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1963
Page
5
Rolling Hills Country Club opens its driving range and putting greens for night practice 7 to 10 pm except Mondays. The pro shop lounge and restaurant follow the same hours. The course is well lit with vacuum operated tees and bunkers in the range. The Spanish American Golf Club competes in the Nogales Tournament at Tubac with first tee at 8 30 a m.
Rincon and Phoenix Union lead a field of high school track teams in the Interdivisional Qualifying Meet at AHS track starting 7 pm. The top four in each event advance to the state championships at the University of Arizona next Saturday. Jim Hall and Bob Stiffler headline individual hopefuls as Rincon and Union eye breadth of state qualifications.
U S track and field athletes chase eight golds on the final Pan American day after the United States claimed nine medals and a rousing 78 to 66 basketball win over Brazil. Pete McArdle targets the marathon. Jim Beatty and Jim Grelle duel in the 1500 meters.
A compact baseball scoreboard item lists Washington 5 Chicago 5 and other NL results. It notes line scores, hits, errors, and pitchers across games, with yesterday and today schedules, and upcoming matchups including San Francisco at New York and Chicago at Milwaukee. The page records dozens of box details and standings snapshots.
The Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona calls for sealed bids for the Rillita River Bridge at North Campbell Avenue to be opened May 6 1962. Bids cover six span prestressed concrete bridge work due by 11 00 A M and plans may be obtained from the County Engineer for a 10 plan fee refundable if returned by May 8 1962.
A Tucson Sports Vacuum? June show runs June 7-9 at the Tucson Sports Center. Exposition Associates led by Albert A Mallis produces the event with over 60 exhibits. Demonstrations cover hunting fishing boating and resort gear plus information on Mexican and Southwestern U S resorts.
Diner, a 2 000 to 1 250 claiming gelding, drops in class as Santa Cruz County Fair opens a four day meeting. He faces strong foes Kittly Taurus and Kachina Doll, with first post at 1 30 for an eight race card spotlighting turf prospects and early speed.
The Central YMCA launches two eight week wrestling courses starting Monday. Roy Weber University of Arizona wrestling coach will instruct sessions for boys 8 to 14 and 15 to 17 with emphasis on fundamentals and conditioning. Members pay 3 dollars non members 5 dollars.
Jack Nicklaus forged a five stroke edge entering the third round of the $60,000 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. Nicklaus carded 64 and 68 to reach 12 under par 132 at Desert Inn, while Arnold Palmer sits 137 after a day marked by water hazards and costly mistakes on holes seven and 17.
Rincon tuned up for defense of its State Class AA baseball crown with a 10-7 victory over Salpointe. The 4A title went to Rincon after Tucson High faltered earlier in the week. Catalina crushed Amphitheatre 21-2, Palo Verde edged Sunnyside 3-2, and Coolidge routed Flowing Wells 16-8 in other results. Pitcher Rick Grinnell went 4-for-4 as Rincon piled up 20 hits, while Grinnell hit two homers for Catalina. The report notes multiple home runs and scoring details across the listed games.
A scattered OCR of public notices covers bids for Pima County projects and county announcements in Tucson. Items include architecture and fence bids, bulk sales of a business in Tucson, and a series of public bid calls and a county supervisor hearing notice with multiple rezoning topics across areas near Tucson.
The 1963 Arizona AAU Weightlifting Championships will be held at the Tucson Jewish Community Center tomorrow at noon. Seven weight divisions plus the Mr. Arizona contest are on the program. Trophies go to individual winners and the team champion. the University of Arizona, recent Western States College champions, are slight favorites to win the team title.
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