Arizona Icon Remembers 1913 Break With New Mexico
Orville McPherson, visiting Albuquerque, recalls the 1913 Arizona New Mexico showdown that led to a break in athletic relations. He recounts the hidden ball trick touchdown that sealed a 7-3 win and sparked a campus quarrel, ending ties until 1920.
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Wildcats and Lobos renew heated Western clash
The long rivalry between Arizona and New Mexico remains keen as Wildcats chase the Kit Carson trophy in a WAC title push. Past losses by New Mexico in recent years contrast with altered prep this season as scrimmages tighten and players aim for a return to prominence in the Mountain region showdown.
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Harvest Festival and Bowling League On Tomorrow Schedule
The Tucson Trap and Skeet Club hosts a Harvest Festival at the club range on East 22nd Street near Pantano Wash starting at 10 a.m. The Citizen Classic Bowling League bowls at 4 p.m. at the Cactus Bowl.
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Arizona Wildcats Aim To Spoil Lobos WAC Crown
Arizona visits New Mexico for the 48th meeting with the Lobos fighting to defend the Western Athletic Conference title. Arizona, riding a fast start, is a one touchdown favorite despite New Mexico’s strong interior line and a plan centered on ball control. The game features stars Floyd Hudson Rick Harris and Lou White, with Weeks hoping for a surprise passing attack and the Lobos relying on their fullback wedge and bootleg plays to stay competitive.
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World Series Preview At Yankee Stadium For Game Three
Managers Yogi Berra and Johnny Keane tout home edge as the Yankees host the Cardinals in Game Three. Bouton seeks redemption after last year, Simmons aims for a first Series start, and 69,000 Yankee Stadium seats promise a packed crowd as both teams run through a final workout before the pivotal contest.
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Olympians Eat Big in Tokyo Says Young in Open Letter
In a Tokyo letter from Olympic Village, George Young describes the 1964 U S track team’s mood and training. He notes earthquakes, great food, polite Japanese hosts, and internal team management issues. He predicts 12 track golds and emphasizes depth beyond medal counts.
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Miners Worry A-State Two Boasts Pass Defense
Arizona State prepares for Texas Western with Kush asserting a dual Miner persona. Sun Devils aim for a 12th straight win at Sun Devil Stadium while Torok’s passing pace faces a stout Miner pass defense and a balanced ASU attack led by Kush’s defense emphasis.
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Tonight's Football Lineup Reads Like House of Cards
The lineup lists John Woodall LE 30 at 6 3 202 senior Ted Lawrence LT 76 6 2 222 Ollie Leceige LG 68 5 10 202 Joe Escalada RG 66 5 10 214 Ken Giovando RJ 77 6 1 217 Jim Bryant RE 45 6 2 201 John Briscoe LB 69 6 2 220 Tom Malloy LB 59 6 2 210 Tom Phillips HB 24 6 11 177 Larry Fairholm HB 23 5 11 187 Jim Douglas S 34 6 3 200 Front 211 Backs 188
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Joe Escalada
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Jim Bryant
John Briscoe
Tom Malloy
Tom Phillips
Larry Fairholm
Jim Douglas
Masters semifinal sees Palmer take early lead
Arnold Palmer built a four hole edge on Gary Player after 18 holes of their World Match Play semifinal in Virginia Water England. Joe Saanke guided the Nankai Hawks to the Japan Series title with a 3-0 win over Hanshin in Osaka. Gump Worsley stopped 29 shots as Quebec blanked Baltimore 4-0 in Baltimore. Joe DiMaggio to celebrate his 58th birthday with a city reception in San Francisco. Sam Mele rehired as Minnesota manager while several coaches were dismissed. Laszlo Papp retained his European middleweight title with a win in Vienna. Dixie College of Utah beat Arizona State College in Flagstaff for Steve Reeder benefit. Duane Rodenhorm, 17, dies after collapsing during a four mile practice.
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New Old Mix As Emperor Opens Games
Emperor Hirohito opened the Tokyo Games with a grand ceremony blending modern display and ancient pageantry. Seven thousand athletes from ninety four nations paraded in the National Stadium as competition begins in twenty sports. The United States and Soviet Union are favored for most golds, with the opening event watched by a vast audience and highlighted by a five-colored ring sky display and traditional Japanese drums.
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Browns and Steelers clash as injuries cloud NFL tilt
The Browns seek first place in the Eastern Conference while the Steelers face a depleted linebacking corps. Frank Ryan trails with nine TD passes and Jim Brown leads rushing, as Pittsburgh protects a growing injury list including Myron Pottios and other key players. The Bears and Rams also cope with injuries as the league schedule continues.
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Devil Lancer Runners Win Cross Country Victory
Sunnyside led by Sophie Impre Mario Castro and senior Charles Brackney won cross country. Castro ran the 1. mile course in 9.29.8 and Brackney finished 2.2 miles in 11.08.6 to beat Rincon and Palo Verde.
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