Roger McCluskey sidelined from Indianapolis race by injury
In Indianapolis the $500,000 BO-mile auto race plans suffer a setback as Roger McCluskey of Tucson fails to pass a medical physical after breaking his arm in Reading. Speedway Medical Director Dr. Thomas Hanna announced the failed test and expected six weeks of healing before he can return.
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Indianapolis
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Speedway
Thomas 4. Hanna
McCluskey
Hanna
Reading
Recreation Leagues Expose City Softball and Baseball Standings
A chaotic OCR of league records lists teams such as Tigers, Monarchs, Aztecas, Dragons, and Nazarene in Tucson area leagues. It notes players like Lowe, Vasquez, Sinohui, Salcido, and Jameson with various home runs and scores across youth and city parks, including Corbett and Davis Monthan fields, with multiple line scores and roster fragments.
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Corbett
Onry Park Tigers
Derry Dehoa
Bill Karless
Frank Navarra
Starwald Gings
Holiday House
Ray Lucero
Ed Camacho
Greg Idever
Doug Rojolo Davis
Monthan
SAN Xavier
Sam Matthews
Sandy Page
Ton Diamex
Pete Moreno
METS
Prenlo
Tom Clemens
Doug Reeves
Tom Foust
Jerry Few
Jack
Albert
Ylhuis
Alex Aros
OWRY
JID
Aztecas
Cease
Carl Hazlett
Ralph
Norm Trapp
Chuck icGowan
Jim Armstrong
Dick Bricks Nazarene
K.B. Doe
Jim Hungtinton
Larry Jones
Bob Keatier
Armando Arrieta
Tom Tamagki
Sinos
Bob King
K. B. Doe
Santa Rita L&l Red Devils
Idt Potsten
Marnie Cordova
Panky
Leon
Emma
Delahanty
Davis Monthan
Meads Pharmacy
Bill Turnbow
Ralbn Smith
Dave Harris
Joan Gleason
Perfect Cleaners
Asarco
Walt Richmond
Zeke Jereiki
al Baker
Jack Boyson
Jack Conklin
Bannister eyes 3 45 mile as record idea grows
London report marks ten years since Bannister first broke four minutes for the mile. He predicts a 3:45 mile is possible later, though not within ten years, noting future advances depend on elite matchups like Peter Snell and Herb Elliott. Chataway and Brasher attended the anniversary dinner with Bannister and their wives.
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Bannister
Peter Snell
Herb Elliott
Snell
Rod Gun Club Faces AGPA Reaffiliation Push in Tucson
Don Harris and fellow leaders push to reopen talks with the Arizona Game Protective Association as the Tucson Rod and Gun Club weighs rejoining after a 1960 split over financing voting power and personalities. Aiming to restore representation on the Fish and Game Commission, Harris backs veteran Jack Ross for the club presidency, with John Aboud as current Rod and Gun chief.
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Big Tucson Rod and Gun Club
Arizona Game Protective Association
Don Harris
Rod and Gun
AGPA
Harris
Rod and Gun Club
Phoenix
Tucson Red and Gun
Arizona
Tucson
Jack Ross
Red and Gun
Ross
Sabine Canyon Rd
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Ralph Morrow
Hilltop
Cochise County
Tucson Wildlife Unlimited Club
John Aboud
Rod- Gun
Tucson Rod and Gun Club
Wildlife Unlimited
Tucson Rod and Gun
Regional JC Playoff Slated for Phoenix College Meet
Phoenix College faces Trinidad Junior College in a three game baseball series this weekend to decide the Region 1 southern division champion. The matchup pits two regional rivals in a decisive playoff, highlighting college baseball at the regional level.
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Phoenix
Phoenix College
Trinidad, Colo
By Ear Copa Tests New Mixer In Tucson
This weekend Copa Bowl introduces its mixed foursome tournament in Tucson through May with a $3 entry per person and a $1.28 prize fund share. Times are 6 30 and 8 45 p m on June days, with handicap rules based on 21 game averages or a scratch 200. Shifts run through the month, races for awards possible at one in eight entries. Noting prior results, Al Vandemheen and Dewey Yoho placed fifth in the 1964 ABC tournament with $575, while other Arizona bowlers posted cash finishes.
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John Lindblom
Tucson
Everett Brownell
AL Vandemheen
Dewey Yoho
ABC
Oakland
Davis
Stu Nelson Electronics
Phoenix
Arizona
Phoenician
Mike Manguso
Lynn Gano
Mesa
M. Richards
D. Slayton
N. Schnitzer
Ranch Trailer Sales
Chandler
Bob Martin
Golden Pin
Mary
Russ Russell
Monterey Lanes
Diamond Pin
Rij Darnell
Hugh Rutherford
Sharon Coates
Etty Brown
Hartack Nurses Press Vendetta Injured Foot
New York UPI reports jockey Bill Hartack hurt his left foot at Aqueduct while his mount Gee Judge fell in the post parade. He rode on, finished fifth, then pulled up after the eighth race and canceled remaining mounts. He blamed reporters for delays and voiced a sharp, retaliatory view of press treatment.
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New York
UPI
Bill Hartack
Aqueduct
Hartack
Gee Judge
Gen. Counsel
Sparkling Johnny
Long Island
Spahn Maintains Milwaukee Status Amid Pitching Surge
Milwaukee veteran Warren Spahn, 43, blanks the New York Mets 6 to 0 for his 832nd victory and third NL shutout. He credits the younger staff with strength while stressing his own need to win 20 and stay a starter, as Braves' pitchers post a string of strong performances by Lemaster, Fischer, Sadowski, and Cloninger.
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Thomas
Phils
Menke
Bolling
Torre
Ehieadeeehta
ST. Bouls Torres
Lobwib
New York
Milwaukee
T.taylor
Spain
Boller
Amys Spemalou
Allen
Callison
Stilard
Covington
Boyer
Lewis
Bunning
Gasliano
Bocago
Clemens
Spengler
Alou Cf
c—Raitor Bond
McCovey
Sievers
Yan
Philadelphia
Staub
Hart
St Louis
Bateman
Haller
E.groat
Calilson
Pagan
St. Louis
P—Washburn
Nattebart
Sanford
Groat
White
Shaw
Williams
McCarver
Gonzalez
Hoerner
Todd
Nottebart
An Nai
Burtners
Klippstein
Xsfenhurnh
Harvey
Air Francisco
Hillerard
Houston
San Francia
Snider
Aspromonte
Atau
Braves
Mets
Nottehart
Kranepool
Mathews
Shawa Aio
Taylor
Algyri Hickman
Gonder
Reds
Pirates
Ruiz
New _York
Mlle Pagilarani
Nuxhall
Keough
Jooe
Dickson
Worthington
Pittsbursncht
Cincinnati
Ron
Cardenas
Coleman
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Edwards
R—Freese
Clendenon
Robinson
SO Law
W. B
Pagliatoni
Alandes
Steier
Barlick
Donatelli
Warren Spahn
New York Mets
Spahn
Denny Lemaster
Hank Fischer
Bob Sadowski
Tony Cloninger
Eddie Plank
Plank
Eller Named to West All America Team
Carl Eller a 255 pound tackle from Minnesota was selected for the West squad in the fourth annual All America football game to be played in Buffalo on June 27.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Weat
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