Western favored to sweep spring sports in Boulder City meet
Western High School looks to dominate the Southern Conference "AAA" track and field meet after clinching tennis and golf titles and edging Las Vegas for the baseball crown. The Warriors, led by pitcher Mike Newson and slugger Ralph Diehl, moved to 11-1 in conference play, with Sparks already atop the North "AAA" division and state playoff format uncertain as officials debate whether there will be one or three state champions.
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Boulder City
Warriors
Western
Ralph Diehl
Las Vegas
Wildcats
Lou Pisani
Mike Newson
Ray Martinez
Jeff Slipp
Pete Bernhard
Gary Mathis
Parker Hurless
Teke Johnson
Hurless
Slipp
Bernhard
Tim Powers
Martinez
Basic High School
Glen Mackie
Sparks
Fallon
Yerington
Douglas
Pat Diskin
John (Hamm) Robb
Houston Golf Tourney Shelved After Rains
The PGA fall tour event at Cypress Creek first delayed then ruled no contest as heavy rain left the course waterlogged. About a third of 100 players had quit by Sunday with forecasts offering little relief. New dates target Nov 17 to 20, then the Cajun Classic follows in Lafayette, Louisiana.
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Cypress Creek
Championship Golf Club
Lafayette
Hayes Wins Monterey Road Race
Charles Hayes of Rockville Maryland won the United States Road Racing Championships two lap race at Laguna Seca driving a McLaren Chevrolet. Chuck Parsons of Carmel finished second and took the national point lead, while Skip Hudson of Arlington placed third in a Lola Chevrolet. Dave Jordan and Ken Miles followed in fourth and fifth respectively.
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Monterey
Calif
UPI
Charles Hayes
Rockville
Laguna Seca
Hayes
Chuck Parsons
Carmel
Bridgehampton
N. Y
Skip Hudson
Arlington
Dave Jordan
Los Angeles
Ken M"les
Hollywood
Lopez Faces Big Test in Stable Ernie (Indian Red)
Lopez meets Cuban star Stable in a 10 round main event at the Hacienda Hotel. Lopez rides a 23 1 1 record and a recent NA welterweight title win, while Stable, based in New York, challenged for the world welter title last year and has beaten top contenders en route to Griffith bout. Tickets are 5 and 2.50, boxing at 8 30 p.m. with two undercard fights.
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Indian Red
Lopez
Johnny Brooks
Henderson
Stable
New York City
Emile Griffith
Madison Square Garden
Curtis Cokes
Stanley
Kitten) Hayward
U.S
Eddie Pace
Charley Scott
Dick Turner
Griffith
Gabe Terronez
Vince Shomo
Las Vegas
Stah-blee
American Broadcasting Company
Shomo
Terronez
Los Angeles
Bill Miller
Castaways
Don Miner
Armand Lourenco
Lourenco
al Andrews
Brooks
Tony Alvarado
Fidel Cruz
Jose
Cepeda Traded for Sadecki in Giants Card deal
Giants acquire left handed starter Ray Sadecki from St. Louis for slugging first baseman outfielder Orlando Cepeda. The move comes after San Francisco’s 10-5 win over St Louis and shifts a power hitter to the Cardinals while adding a youthful lefty to the Giants rotation.
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UPI
San Francisco Giants
Ray Sadecki
St. Louis Cardinals
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Cardinals
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Sadecki
Cards
Cepeda
Giant
Chub Feeney
Orlando
McCovey
Cardinal
Bob Howsam
Yankees Beat Angels 5-2 Behind Downing Win
New York pinch hit for two unearned runs in the second as Roger Maris and Elston Howard aided a shutout of California. Al Downing earned his first win of the season over the Angels, while Dean Chance took the loss after four innings.
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Calif
New York Yankees
al Downing
California Angels
Dean Chance
Yankees
Downing
Yanks
Angel
Roger Maris
Jack Warner
Clete Boyer
Maris
Boyer
Jim Fregosi
Elston Howard
Chance
Roy White
Bobby Richardson
Mickey Mantle
White
Jack Sanford
Angels
Bob Rodgers
Bobby Knoop
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Sanford
Burdette
Lee
Baseball Standings and Probable Pitchers Grid
National standings show New York leading Chicago after two games with scores 5 to 3 and 10 to 5. Other results include San Francisco 10 St. Louis 5 and Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 2. Monday schedules list pitchers with win loss records for St Louis Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia San Francisco Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Atlanta.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
St Louis
Jackson
Hendrey
Koufax
Short
Bolin
Blass
Maloney
Cloninger
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Andretti Leads Indianapolis Practice Speeds
Mario Andretti posted the fastest unofficial speed at Indianapolis Motor Speedway during Sundays practice, clocking 163.3 mph in the same car that finished third in last year’s 500 mile race. He previously topped 160.657 mph in Thursday testing, with 164.1 mph later unofficially held as a speedway record.
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Ind
UPI
Mario Andretti
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Andretti
Nazareth
A. J. Foyt
Mongoose Stars In Stardust Drag Race Speed Show
Tom McEwen known as The Mongoose powered a Plymouth Hemi-Cuda to a top speed near 186 mph and an 8.08 ET at Stardust International Race. He beat Bill Coon in top fuel eliminator while Don Rackemann retired at the start. Spectators numbered 3,313 at Las Vegas event with Long Beach and Honolulu next on the schedule.
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Stardust International Raceway
Bill Coon
Coon
Rackemann
Long Beach
Honolulu
Doug Sears
Monrovia
Calif
Ark Higley
Doyle Turner
Oklahoma City
E.T. Brown Bros
Bruce Brunner
Jim Williams
Mustang
al Aveila
Chev A/SA
Phil Hayes
Studebakerso
Cecil Wyam
Lon Pierce
Studebaker
Mike Mouilot
Ford
Senators Ruin No Hitter Bid in Tight 3-2 Win
In Kansas City, pinch hitter Bob Laverine lined a 10th inning single to drive in Willie Kirkland from second as Washington capitalized on their second hit of the game to defeat the Athletics 3-2.
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Washington
Willie Kirkland
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Kansas City Athletics
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Paul Casanova
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Saverine
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Orsino
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Ortega
Suarez
Cox
Talbot
Chvria
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Reds McCool Saves O'Toole 2-1 Victory
Cincinnati pitcher Jim O'Toole left after seven with fatigue but earned his first win of the year as Billy McCool blanked Los Angeles over the final two innings. O'Toole allowed three hits and an unearned run while Claude Osteen took the loss after the Reds pushed two runs across in the fourth on a sequence of hits and a sacrifice fly by Tony Perez.
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Billy McCool
Los Angeles
Jim O’toole
Dodgers
O'Toole
McCool
Reds
Claude Osteen
Osteen
Phil
Regan
Wills
Rose
Gilliam
Heims
Johnson
Pinson
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Leflevre
Povietich
Olver
Perez
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Queen of
Parker
Ordenos
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Harper Ct
T. Davis
Drysdale
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Helms
Pavietich
Verbbso Osteen
Ooole
Ever
Lefebvre
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