ASU Track Forces Lead as WAC Tops NCAA Ratings
Arizona State University leads Western Athletic Conference in national track and field ratings with seven individuals and three relays among leaders. Henry Carr heads ASU with a world record 20.3 in the 220 on a full curve, while the Sun Devils set a world record in the mile relay at 3:04.5. Arizona, New Mexico, Brigham Young, and Utah also post multiple national ranks as Fresno hosts West Coast Relays.
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Arizona State University
Legiate Athletic Association
Sun Devils
Western A-State
University of Arizona
New Mexico
Brigham Young
Utah
ASU
Henry Carr
Soph
Alis Williams
Frank Covelli
Tom Hester
Eric Owers
Ron Freeman
John Rose
Mike Barrick
Carr
Freeman
Williams
Devils
Fresno
Calif
Gayle Hopkins
Karl Johnstone
Steve Robbins
Arizona
Dave Murray
Art Gardenswartz
Dick Singleton
Jack Hudson
Adolph Plummer
Ken Medley
National League Box Scores Highlight Slugging Sprinter
Box score fragment notes players Crandall Wine Rojas Sievers with LOB for Milwaukee and Philadelphia. Mentions 2B McMillan 38 DeMetar, HR Menke McMillen, SF Lemnan. Pitchers LeMaster W 1-1 and Hamilton, Varga, Harvey, Wever, Barlitk listed. Time 2:00 AM 11,904 attendance.
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Rojas
Sievers
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
McMillan
DeMetar
Menke
McMillen
Lemnan
LeMaster
Hamilton
U-Varga
Harvey
Wever
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Mets
Reds
Cincinnati
NEW York
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Nealip
Rose
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Goss
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Phils
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Bertelhe
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Habbie
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Lemanif
Chicago
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Baleman
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Shari Houston
Santo
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Hamilton Banks
Houston
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U. Week Results From Class AA Rincon
Rincon beats North Phoenix 4 0 in a tight game with key hits from Saxman Alden and Dickerson. Glendale Cortez and Scottsdale battled to a 9 13 loss for Tom Atooney led by Jim Palmer and Burgess. Multiple.Class A Agua Fria Baja and San Manuel wins noted with various pitchers and line scores.
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Tom Atooney
Jim Palmer
Dean Hill
Tom Burgess
Don Dyer
Burgess
Moanegy
Agua Fria
Bouglas
Dennis Prunty
George Munoz
Pete Mariscal
Jon Watson
Bunsy Lewis
Jim Smith
San Manuel
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Ralph Ramsey
Gary Knight
Charlie Houghton
Dick Smith
WP Ramsey
Houghton
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Marana
Peter Cordova
Rex Newlong
Richard Hinton
Tony Lindsey
Cordova
Hinton
Benson
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Ted Smit
Collin Carthauser
Jobe Gray
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Maxwell adds ninth win as Arizona beats Los Angeles State
Arizona tops Los Angeles State 5-3 to close its regular season homestand. Maxwell drives in the winning run with a triple and scores the insurance run, while extending his hitting streak to 18 games and pushing his season average toward .340. Martinez earns his ninth win despite a late error-filled inning. The Wildcats finish strong with their fourth straight win and 12th in 16 games.
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John Lindblom
Bobby Maxwell
Arizona
Wildcats
Maxwell
Los Angeles State
Cats
Diablos
Ron Theobald
Aurelio Martinez
Martinez
Maxiell
Theobald
Gary LaFeveres
Catalina preserves gym crown with depth and Impson solo
Catalina wins state gymnastics as Rich Impson of Phoenix Union shines by sweeping the all around and four event wins. Steffan Monk and John Voss balance Catalina’s total with key points while Jeff Bennon Gene Voorhees and Bob Shirk contribute strong scores. Arcadia defeats Brophy to claim the state golf title paced by Jog Porter’s 146 over 36 holes. Four Tucson schools Rincon Catalina Tucson High and Sal Pointe join the top six.
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Trojans
Phoenix Union
Rich Impson
Coyotes
Impson
Steffan Monk
John Voss
Jeff Bennon
Gene Vorhees
Bob Shirk
Arcadia
Brophy
Vern Coffman
Tucson
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Jack Morris
Coronado
Hunt Maner
Mickey Bathsell
Washington
Wayne Joanson
Carl Hayden
Richard Impson
Gene
Bill Kreitian
Rincon
Catalinar
Jack Harris
Fred Hurtado
Bot Shirk
Si.s. Side Horse
Dave Doty
Phoenix Unions
Jefe Bennon
Stefan Monk
Oscar
Hunt Aogers
Steffen Monk
Bil Kreitlow
Ramon Reyes
Rings
Benny Espinosa
Dick Williams
Diet Richard Impson
John Davischman
Joe Pearson
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Jerry O'Donnel
Yuma
Ray W
Navgarro
Roger Yeckel
Dave Kossock
Oscar Felix
Peter Todd
Wayne Larson
Roller Kanerva
Coronatio
Larry Gatsby
Wayne Johnson
John Vous
Catalinaya
Steffen Monks
Jim Lane
Larry Go
John Leece
Paul Gibbs
Jack Meister
Kirk Markland
Byron Hays
Salpointe
Carl Shetterdee
Job Avila
Bill Steen
John Culler
Scottsdale
Doug Kruidenler
Danny Quayle
John Sohon
Dennis Karr
West Phoenix
Ods
Bob Redfield
Phoenix Maryvale
Mike Zarith
Andy Bingham
Hank Moser
Larry Fell
Buena Vista
Don Juan
Gene Gilbreath
Harry James
Chuck Riche
Wickensurg
Ricky Ball
Rusty Cody
Odd Wold
Alive Ivie
MIAMI
Bill Sypurr
Gary Lawrence
Paul Jeschel
Bill Allen
Flagstaff
Ralph Birby
Jetf Meadows
Dave Durkee
Gerald Holmes
Flowing Wells
Gerry Geravac
Jim Gill
Ron Eagle
Roger Howlet
Phoenix South Mountain
Paul Lave
Ray Wishart
Dave Freedman
Dan Bradley
Bob Bercera
Floyd Bradley
Steve Henebry
Joe Saavedra
Window Rock
Ron Landbloom
Ron Bennatty
Wally Paisana
Vaughn Thompson
Steve Radwick
Ralph Crabtree
Gisbee
Alten Smith
Bisbee
Rich Gell
Bob Dolores
Rob Archibald
Casa Grande
Ernie Robies
Joe Robinette
Casa Grange
James Bowers
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Ralph Hastie
Doug Slicht
Sandra Cawsey
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Anna Lee Bedellan
Janet Brandi
Rosa Lee Arias
Marty Fergus
Sandy Anderson
Nancy Bonham
Virginia Duntan
Ann Brown
Judy Keltner
Sandra Leg
Chisox blank Angels in lone American League game
Los Angeles and Chicago square off with a 2 0 final as pitching dominates. Pearson and Torres deliver strong efforts while Morán and Landis chip in for Chicago.
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Plummer Sparks Lobos to Dual Meet Win Over ACC
University of New Mexico defeats Abilene Christian College 85 to 60 in Albuquerque as Adolph Plummer leads with fast relay and sprint victories. Relay team clocks 40.5 on the anchor leg and Plummer wins the 440 and 220.
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University of New Mexico
Adolph Plummer
Abilene Christian College
Atoning
ACC
Lobos
New Mexico
Plummer
Dennis Richardson
Pemmelton
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Robinson
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Carter Garcia
Lisyd
Speedway Bowling Supply Faces Parks Build ing Contractors in decisive match
Speedway Bowling Supply and Parks Building Contractors battle for the Tucson Daily Citizen Classic Bowling League second-half crown as regular-season play ends at Monterey Lanes. A Speedway win or split clinches the overall title, while Parks seeks a second-half title and possible falloff. Tom Jordan and John Jacobs star for SBS as Parks rallies behind Jim McLaughlin and Bill Hawk. Other matches pit Levy's against The Bistro, Valley Funeral Home versus Kal Rubin City, and Falstaff versus Mr Burger Restaurants.
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Speedway Bowling Supply
Tucson Daily Citizen Classic
Speedway
Parks Building Contractors
Monterey Lanes
Parks
SBS
Lot
Tom Jordan
John Jacobs
Jim McLaughlin
Bill Hawk
Levy's of
Tucson
Valley Funeral Home
Kal Rubin City
Falstaff
Mr. Burger Restaurants
Tucson Golf Association holds May 26 Golf Day at Tubac CC
The Tucson Golf Association hosts its May 26 Golf Day at Tubac Valley Country Club to promote the Tucson Open. The event, second of its kind, follows a 175-player first Golf Day at 49er Country Club. Ferd Schwandt til t won low gross and low net, earning a Tucson Open spot. awards include low net, low gross, high school, and closest to the hole.
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Tubac Valley Country Club
TGA
49Er Country Club
Ferd
Schwandertilt
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