Arcadia Edges Titans as Mesa Beats Arcadia in Big Roundup
Arcadia lights up the night beating the Titans on home soil while Mesa tops Arcadia in a high scoring clash. Ken Lind led Mesa with a homer and three RBIs as Jackrabbits set a new mark. The Traps beat Panes on the road to stay within reach of second place.
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High School Baseball and Track Scores Across Arcadia Mesa
Scores show Arcadia defeating Apache 5 to 1 while Judson edged Casa Grande 4 to 1. Coronado beat Central 76 to 56 in basketball and Scottsdale posted 15 to 2 in a track meet. Today Arcadia faces Coronado at 2 pm and area schools compete at Mesa Relays with events starting at 6 pm.
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Coronado Gymnasts Rout Central for 76 36 Victory
Coronado gymnasts remained undefeated by walloping Central High 76 to 36. Jack Harris won floor exercise, Dick Williams took side horse, Still rings and tumbling claimed by Williams and Stovall, with Darryl Bair scoring 25 as top Dolts scorer. Next meet is against Scottsdale on April 24 at 7 30 p m.
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Beavers Fall 4-2 to Casa Grande in Home Loss
Scottsdale drops to 4-2 in the fourth inning, as Casa Grande Cougar baseball seeds four runs in the fourth. Johnstone earned the win with a four hitter while M Lambert took the loss. Scottsdale efforts came late in the seventh with two runs by Buddy Meador and Denis DuNann.
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Scottsdale High Wins Gym Meet Without Daggett
Scottsdale High defeated Prescott 65 to 46 as Mark Wardenburg led with 19 points and won floor and parallel bars. Rich Graham and Bob Wahle took firsts in trampoline and side horse. Scottsdale improves to 3 wins, 4 losses, with a double dual at North High and Pueblo upcoming.
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Orioles Riding High Who's Best In Bull Pen
Stu Miller the top paid relief pitcher in the majors argues for more money. He has appeared in all three Orioles games this season earning two wins one save and allowing only two hits in seven shutout innings. The 36 year old held out for a 5000 raise over last year’s 30000 contract.
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Baseball Sunday results with multiple major league games
Sunday scores from Los Angeles Detroit Chicago Boston Baltimore Minnesota Washington St Louis and other teams show wins by Chance Pearson Miller Clark and others. Key performances include HRs by Pearson Mayzone Konighar and Santo and pitchers Chance Lamabe Bouton Kralick and Miller with varied save and loss outcomes.
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BYU Net Team Beats Local Stars
BYU net team defeated the Valley of the Stars All-Stars 6 4 at Paradise Valley Country Club. Wayne Pearce and Carlos Sandel beat Pierley and Flynn 6 4 3 2 with Flynn forced to quit due to a leg cramp. Van Grant and George Donnely posted wins for the Scottsdale squad as BYU three set wins and a late doubles victory closed the event.
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Top Drivers Vie Sunday In PIR Race
Phoenix race fans will see many of the nation's top drivers at the 155 mile FIA National Open at Phoenix International Raceway. The 60 lap main event is preceded by a pro Formula Junior race. Bobby Unser, an Indy veteran, will drive a Lotus 23 B modified sports car.
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Softball Meeting Set For Monday in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department will hold a Monday night meeting for all softball managers interested in summer division play. The session starts at 7 p.m. at the Scottsdale Community Center, 315 E. 2nd St. Call 947-4211 ext 77 or 78 for details between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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ASU and BYU duel for Western Athletic Conference title
Arizona State University and Brigham Young University clash in a top Western Athletic Conference track dual meet. ASU's Alis Williams works back from a leg injury to run the 440 yard dash against BYU star Bob Tobler, who clocked 47 seconds earlier this week. Two other Sun Devils with leg injuries, Henry Carr and Jim Childs, are listed as question marks.
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NFL to Command $30 000 a Minute for Championship TV
The NFL signed a CBS deal worth $1 800 000 for the 1964 and 1965 championship telecasts after a $28.2 million two year pact for regular-season rights. The price equates to about $30 000 per minute for a single day event, the highest ever paid for a one day sports broadcast.
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ASU g Shores Sul Ross in 11-2 Baseball Win
Arizona State University defeated Sul Ross State 11-2 at Phoenix Municipal Stadium to conclude a two game series. Sophomore Skip Hancock pitched a four hitter for ASU earning his eighth consecutive win, with the Sun Devils scoring four in the third and five in the seventh including an inside the park homer by Dick Heiden. Sul Ross fell to 21-7 after losing two to Arizona earlier in the week.
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