Mets lineup hopes spark for Stengel’s club
Casey Stengel unveils a proposed Mets lineup in an exhibition as he seeks improvements from a 53–109 season. Warren Spahn joins as pitcher-coach with Yogi Berra aiding at first base as Cleon Jones debuts in center field.
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Warren Spahn
Yogi Berra
METS
Fintan
Casey Stengel
Ron Hunt
Roy McMillan
Joece
Braves
Piitcher
Cleon Jones
Buffalo
Danny Napoleon
Wilkerson Eyes Second Super Race Victory at Manzanita
Bill Wilkerson of El Monte California targets a second super modified win as Manzanita Speedway presents a 40 lap main event with 7 pm qualifying and 8 30 pm green flag. Tucson challengers Frank McDaniel Benton Burns Hank Arnold and others eyed. Bobby Gay won last night’s figure 8 bill ahead of Walt Winkler and Marv Hall.
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Manzanita Speedway
Buddy Taylor
Johnny Capels
New Mexico
Taylor
McDaniel and Burns
Tucson
Hank Arnold
Skip Carpenter
Bud Huebner
Tri-City
Bobby Gay
Gay
Walt Winkler
Marv Hall
Montreal 3 2 Leafs Brawl After Richard Admits Punch
Maurice Richard now a Canucks official admits punching Leaf Kent Douglas during one of several brawls Thursday night. Montreal won 3-2. NBA and college notes follow with Lakers and Bullets opener and Celtics 76ers set to start. Also report arrest of Larry Zeno, former UCLA quarterback, in West Los Angeles.
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Maurice Richard
Canucks
Leaf
Kent Douglas
Montreal
Chicago
Detroit
Red Wings
Los Angeles Lakers
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
Boston
Larry
Zeno
UCLA
Dallas Cowboys
Calif
New Classes Debut at Bee Line Dragway Under 1965 Rules
Bee Line Dragway introduces several new lower powered stock car classes under 1965 American Hot Rod Association rules. Eliminations begin at 8 30 pm with time trials set for 4 pm. Cars such as Volkswagens and Corvairs compete by power and engine type. Hans Schmidt's Ford Cobra seeks top stock crown while Brown and Gambino's rail and Howard Cam Unbearable A fuel dragster chase top eliminator.
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Bee Line Dragway
American Hot Rod Association
Volkswagens
Corvairs
Howard Cam
Brown and Gambino
Rail
Hans Schmidt
Arizona Women's Bowling Assn S main tourney at GlenFair Bowlero
The second weekend of the AWA 15th annual tournament runs from morning through tonight at GlenFair and Bowlero lanes. Team events are at GlenFair while singles and doubles occur at Bowlero with 9 am start tomorrow. Pampered Pooch Parlor of Tucson leads the team event. Kay Hutchings tops Class A singles and Donna Rogers with Jackie Patrick lead Class A doubles.
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Arizona Woman’s Bowling Association
GlenFair
Bowlero
Tucson
Kay Hutchings
Phoenix
Donna Rogers
Jackie Patrick
Mercury drivers face Ford stronghold in Atlanta 500 NASCAR
In Atlanta Ga tomorrow the 1964 Mercury duo Darel Dieringer and Earl Balmer bid against favored 1965 Fords in a 500 mile race. Seven of the ten fastest qualifiers were Fords led by Marvin Panch at 145.581 mph. Dieringer 145.572 and Balmer 145.434. Defending champ Fred Lorenzen, who blew an engine first day, reached 143.246 mph in ninth row.
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Darel Dieringer
Earl Balmer
Atlanta
Marvin Panch
Dieringer
Balmer
Fred Lorenzen
Yale boatmen lead Oxford to five length win in varsity race
Four Yale oarsmen led by Ed Trippe steered Oxford to a five length victory over Cambridge in Britain’s annual varsity boat race now in its 11th year. Sybil Griffin led in the Baton Rouge Open with 69, a stroke ahead of Mickey Wright and Marilynn Smith as Ruth Jessen Peggy Wilson and Kathy Cornelius shot 71. Eastern League beat Tacoma 2-0 while Carl Chelena and Al Stanek shared credit on a four hitter for the losers. Rod Austin homered twice for Santa Clara in a 13-4 win over USF. Juan Pizarro signed his Chicago White Sox contract.
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Yale
Ed Trippe
Oxford
Cambridge
Britain
Sybil Griffin
Mickey Wright
Marilynn Smith
Ruth Jessen
Peggy Wilson
Kathy Cornelius
Reading
Tacoma
Carl Chelena
al Stanek
Rod Austin
Phoenix
Santa Clara
University of San Francisco
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Leaders in Phoenix Club C D Ladies Guest Day Golf
Thelma Coates of Paradise Valley and Alberta Fields led with 90 gross while Ruth Davis of Moon Valley posted 68 net. Guests and members included Mrs Avery Jones with 98 gross and Jean Hazelett with 75 net.
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Thelma Coates
Paradise Valley
Alberta Fields
Gross
Ruth Davis
Moon Valley
Avery Jones
Jean Hazelett
Wrightson Eyes National AAU Three Meter Title in New Haven
At the National AAU meet in New Haven Bernie Wrightson of Arizona State seeks the three meter crown after finishing third in one meter diving. Ken Sitzberger of Indiana won the low board with 591.65 points, while Wrightson later placed third overall. Sande recalls Man O War and Derby memories as Earl Sande visits Arizona racing circles. Southern California leads the team standings with 44 points, Yale disqualified in relay.
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Conn
Bernie Wrightson
Arizona State University
Ken Sitzberger
Indiana
Rick Gilbert
Wrightson
Keith Russell
Mesa
Ariz
Caruthers Valley Meet Jump Entry At Phoenix
Ed Caruthers, 1964 Olympic high jump contender and 7-1 best, will compete at the Valley of the Sun classic at Montgomery Stadium in Phoenix on April 17. He aims to assert the title of America’s top high jumper amid rivalries with John Rambo and newcomer Ed Johnson of the Southern California Striders who has cleared 6-11.
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Phoenix Union High
Montgomery Stadium
Caruthers
Santa Ana
Russia
Los Angeles
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John Rambo
America
Baldy Castillo
Ed Johnson
Southern California Striders
Arizona junior archery tournament at Encanto Park
Archers 18 and under invited to compete in the Arizona junior tournament of Archery Clubs Inc in cooperation with Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department at Encanto Park next Saturday at 9 a.m. Three age divisions will be set up and awards donated by Henderson Archery Center. Participants must register at the city department branch office 2700 N 15th Avenue by April 7.
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Henderson Archery Center
City Department
15Th Avenue
Lester Outpoints Moyer in San Francisco Fight
Bayview fighter Jimmy Lester defeats Denny Moyer of Portland in a middleweight bout in San Francisco. In Jacksonville Tim Ford stops Duke Garret in five rounds.
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Jimmy Lester
Bayview
Calif
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Middies
Jacksonville
Fla
Tim_ Ford
Duke Garret
Macon
ASU gymnast Christianson advances to Still Rings final
Arizona State star Les i Christianson tied for fourth on still rings and earned a spot in tonight's finals at Carbondale. Arizona's Steve Doty Dave Doty and Sonny Higginbotham were eliminated from preliminaries, while Penn State's Mike Jacobson claimed the all around title. The host Salukis led by Frank Schmitz and Dan Millman also earned finalist posts.
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Arizona
Les i Christianson
Arizona State
University of Arizona
Steve Doty
Dave Doty
Sonny Higginbotham
Mike Jacobson
Los Angeles
Penn State
Frank Schmitz
Southern Illinois
Salukis
Dan Millman
California
Spring training reports show Mets fall as Maris homers again
In Florida night games amid spring training action, the Mets lost with Tracy Stallard earning the win for St. Louis. Yankees slugger Roger Maris hit his second spring homer as Baltimore edged New York 4-3 in an exhibition. Sandy Koufax diagnosed with arthritic condition. Reds and White Sox power displays noted amid varied results.
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Tracy Stallard
Met
St. Louis Cardinal
St. Petersburg
Fla
Yankees
Roger Maris
Maris
Yankee
Baltimore
Sandy Koufax
Reds
Ellis
White Sox
Kansas City
Sarasota
Detroit
Deron
Prep Sports Track Results Across Varsity Meet
Track results show teams like Central, Maryvale, Alhambra, and Carl Hayden with scores and placements. Other events list golf matchups and gymnastic scores including Phoenix Union and Washington.
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Camelpeck
Pueblo
South Mountain
Alhambra
Carl Hayden
Yuma Wi
Golf Brophy
Brophy
Maryvale
Bychdy
West
West Wae
Aih
Central
Wickenburg
Agua Fria
Phoenix Union
Phoenix
Ladies Golf Desert Forest match reports 3 down by Webster
Evelyn Webster led yesterday's Desert Forest Club ladies match against par with a 3 down showing. Elise Case stood 4 down and Trene Rand recorded the lowest putts with 32 in the event.
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Evelyn Webster
Desert
Forest Golf Club
Elise Case
Trene Rand
Aces Scored Across Maryvale Golf Course Holes
Maryvale course saw two holes in one yesterday. Dorothy Morris joined the club by acing the 117 yard No. 17 hole with a No 7 iron. P M Lewis used a No 6 iron to ace the 144 yard 13th.
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Maryvale
Dorothy Morris
P. M. Lewis
Bowling Scores Highlight City League Night
Barbara Mumm led Northgate Major with a 654 three game series 193 224 237. Jim Tamuty topped Squaw Peak Progress with 679 behind 208 244 227. Multiple clubs posted high team scores including Unteachables 1 033 Melrose GE Scratch and Suncrest Pharmacy 1 013 in local circuits.
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Northgate
Jim Tamuty
Squaw Peak
Suncrest Pharmacy
Porter
Wayne Swayda
Sha Swetich
En How
Als Sr
el Gatesh
Pebla Klein
Walt Seeger
Tom
Ernie Harms
Bob Harende Eerfs
Spenpeln
Dick King
Lester Hansen
Bill
Fulton
Glen Ferguson
Mary Lavetter
John Nusbaum
Rand G
Eera Lybarner
Paul Jankeberg
George Schiererseen
Keith Averill
Reynolds Metals
Melrose
Dave Compson
Earl Piedmen
Boe Galouskin
Bob Parker
Huck Yehlog
Jim Osberg
Bob Pieser
Rain Phipps
Thunderbird
Tony Amos
George Balus
Mac McCollum
Bill Laver
Ed Hannah
Babe Fontana
John Dechandt
Sam Alexander
Moose Lodge
Carl Williama
Chris Eameransen
Glendale
Charles Elliott
Frank Hit
Bobby Yaron
Charles Hurt
Bowlero
Claude Armon
League of States
Maricopa
Frank Smith
Black Canyon
Sophie Pacic
Carrie Stecker
Jeanne Irons
Jennie McAlister
Wanda Kinsley
Eileen Willard
Doris Clark
Glenfair
Yvonne Hillier
Jean Howland
Elinor Ferguson
Shirley Milam
Jenny Nelms
Millie Peterman
Ball and Chain
Doris Kiefer
Marge Shulte
Elaine Gehant
Roberta Foley
Hazel Manner
Helen Hoover
Martyn Booner
Marie Cox
Margaret Peese
Myra Groff
Nona Decker
Deserettes
Laura Hunt
Women of the Moose
Bev Klassen
Arlene Bialik
Boutell shoots 70 as ASU falters in 2nd straight loss
Arizona State's George Boutell carded a two under par 70 to rise in All-America Intercollegiate Golf contention, but ASU lost 13 to 2 to Oklahoma State. Houston leads with 20 strokes. Boutell stands 3 behind in the final round. Other Devils: Lyford 73 75 76 224 Taft 77 77 75 229 Fulton 71 83 78 282. ASU trails Houston by two in fourball and three in two-ball.
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Arizona State
George Boutell
Boutell
Sun Devils
Oklahoma State
Ted Lyford
Rick Taft
Ken Fulton
ASU
Mighty
Title Bout Card Built
A strong supporting card was prepared for next Wednesday night at Phoenix Madison Square Garden. Charley Austin defends the state middleweight title against Fred Mc Williams in a 12 round main event. Semifinal features Willie Ross versus Carl Moore in eight rounds. Lennie Brice meets Chato Lopez in five rounds. Martinez faces Dave Peterson in four rounds. Mike Matusek starts pro career against Ricky Harris of Phoenix.
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Charley Austin
Fred McWilliams
Phoenix Madison ‘Square Garden
Willie
Rockabye) Ross
Carl Moore
Phoenix
Lennie Brices
Chato Lopez
Agua Prieta
Mexico
Charlie Martinez
Dave Peterson
Golden Gloves
Mike Matusek
Ricky Harris
Kent Triumphs in Sportatorium Wrestling Feature
Kent was declared winner over Torbellino Blanco in last night's Sportatorium match as Blanco was counted out. Karl Von Brock defeated Tito Montez, Jerry Kozak beat Chuck Karbo, and Omar Atlas pinned Felix Godo in a night of wrestling action.
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Ton ‘Bulldog’ Kent
Torbellino Blanco
Sportatorium
Blanco
Karl von Brock
Tito Montez
Jerry Kozak
Chuck Karbo
Omar Atlas
Felix Godo
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