Angels rally to defeat Indians after Mincher injury
Don Mincher was struck by a Sam McDowell fastball and left on a stretcher but survived with five stitches as the Los Angeles Angels defeated Cleveland 7-5. Chuck Hinton homered for the Angels, while Roger Repoz scored the final two runs in relief.
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Relays Trophy Sparks Debate Over Meet Scoring System
Glendale Relays fans challenged the top athlete award after Dave Gladstone set a state two mile record in 9 30 while Joe Mackey cleared 6 6 in high jump. Officials used a cross event equivalence sheet that likened marks to pole vaults and other events, sparking questions about fairness and the system’s practicality.
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Arizona State and UCLA Split Doubleheader Baseball Thriller
Arizona State beat UCLA 6-5 in 10 innings on Joe Paulson’s walk-off homer. Lenny Randle and Randle again supplied ASU offense with homers, while Billy Gray and Ross Hoffman provided key shots for UCLA. Hoops allowed one run in the opener as UCLA added insurance runs in the sixth.
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Casper Tops Masters Field With Opening 68
Billy Casper led the Masters field after an opening 4 under par 68 at Augusta National. He holds a one stroke lead over Nicklaus de Vicenzo Jacklin Devlin Aaron, with Goalby Zarley Pittman two behind and January Palmer Brewer among others within four. The cutoff for the weekend sits after today’s round, with the low 44 plus ties advancing.
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Tough hunting season ahead for Units 1A4 3 and 4
Regional Supervisor Bob White of the Arizona Game and Fish Department warns that high water deep snow and mud will severely limit turkey hunting in Units 1A4 3 and 4. Only Beaver Creek Blue River roads remain in 1A and Rim Road is closed in 3 and 4 making access difficult. In Big Lake area all roads are closed. Citizens are reminded not to capture wildlife and may possess only horned lizard or desert tortoise without a permit.
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Mai Tai K Seeks Sixth Win at Arizona Downs Turf Paradise
Mai Tai K. targets his sixth victory of the Phoenix season in a six furlong optional claiming dash at Turf Paradise Arizona Downs. The eight race field includes three 115 pound highweights with Mai Tai K. favored after beating Rocket Test in his last start.
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Baseball Standings And Results From Thursday And Saturday Schedule
Thursday's results show Minnesota 5 Washington 4 Detroit 4 Boston 3 California 7 Cleveland 5. The schedule lists Chicago at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Oakland at Washington California at Baltimore Minnesota at New York for Saturday games.
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First Race 5-16 Mile Gr
Princess Trudy and Magic Silica lead a field in a 5 to 16 mile race with Duke OBrien Wild Red and Hi Glory among the challengers. Sheila T V David and Castle's Max also feature prominently in the scrambled results.
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Unclear Racing Card Slips With Multiple Entries
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Racing Paddock Results Show Wide Field and Final Totals
The report lists multiple races at distances 650 and 683 yards across Gr-3 and Gr-4 divisions with times and payouts. Notable entries include Simplex, Papermint Party, and Castle's Colasgal along with several riders and owners such as Lyle Hall, Luke Vale, and Rebel's Obsidian. Final totals show winners 485.40 and handle 65,668 with a grand Atin of 1,564.
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Ferrara Out Three Months With Broken Ankle
Dodgers center fielder Al Ferrara was hospitalized with a broken left ankle and will miss at least three months. The 1967 team leader came up lame in a 4-0 loss to the Mets when Tommie Agee hit a ball Ferrara appeared to catch, later diagnosed as a fracture with dislocation at Daniel Freeman Hospital.
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Kachinas Extend Win Streak in Men’s Softball
The Kachinas improved to 5-0 by beating Master 15-12 and 16-14. Lou Grinke led scoring for the winners who rose to 3-0. In the other game SFT, led by Andy Hull, swept Carson's 15-4 and 15-8.
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