Mantle Heating Up As Yankees Rally To Tie For Second
Mickey Mantle homers twice and drives in five runs as the Yankees sweep a two game set with the Angels. Ol’ Casey Stengel and Ralph Houk praise his hot start while New York pulls to a half game behind the Minnesota Twins for first in the AL. Other results include White Sox over Senators and Tigers over Indians as NL and AL games unfold.
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Washington Senators
Thomson Leads Houston Classic After First Round
British Commonwealth players outperformed the pros as Peter Thomson of Melbourne shot 65 to lead the $40,000 Houston Classic at Memorial Park. Gary Player posted 72 while Arnold Palmer carded 68, with Chick Harbert on 66 for second. Boros Burke Jones Pott Pittman tied at 67.
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General Develop
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Major League Linscores From National League Games
Summary of NL games in St Louis with scores, winning pitchers, losers, and home run details. Highlights include Simmons Rose, and Ca milli, plus a sequence of varied innings across multiple matchups.
Phoenix College Hosts Three-Way Track Meet
Phoenix College hosted Arizona State College and Compton College in a three way track meet this afternoon. Preliminaries started at 2 30 p.m.
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Martial Rule Tops TP Race at Turf Paradise
Martial Rule carries the top weight of 123 pounds in Turf Paradise's $1,500 Daily Racing Form Handicap as Valley Deer Call Ma Jones Murray Canyon and Solar Current join a sprint field. The Arizona Paradise Futurity purse nears 16 000 with the TP meeting closing April 30. Tomorrow's entries list nine races with multiple contenders across all posts.
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ABC Faces New Court Action in Federal Suit
The Bowling Proprietors Association of America filed in Chicago federal court seeking dissolution of the American Bowling Congress as an illegal monopoly. ABC executive secretary Frank K. Baker offered no comment, saying he would study the bill of particulars. Meanwhile, scores were down across divisions with top team 2871 by Stanley Janik Body Co. club of Cleveland and Emil Wansa of Southgate recording the best 670 singles.
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Southgate
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Erie
Ralph Dupas Faces Double Trouble in New Orleans
The Louisiana State Athletic Commission settled Ralph Dupas boxing contract issues and appointed Angelo Dundee as his new manager. Dupas received a 90 day suspension and a $500 fine as part of the ruling announced in New Orleans.
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Louisiana State Athletic Commission
Angelo Dundee
Florida
Whitey Esneault
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Titans Defeat Sun Imps as Arcadia Extends Winning Streak
Arcadia high school baseball improved to 6 0 for pitcher John Propstra who already owns a 24 2 decision over Phoenix Indian School. The Titans host Arizona State Sun Imps led by Southpaw Gary Deak as a big test looms at 2 p m. Arcadia pushed across one run in the first two in the third and two more in the eighth to seal the win.
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Baseball scoreboard and upcoming pitching matchups
San Francisco and Cincinnati posted 1 to 7 and 6 runs with Milwaukee 7 Philadelphia 6. Chicago beat Pittsburgh 3 0 and St Louis defeated Los Angeles 11 2. Friday's probable pitchers list Cardwell vs Roberts, Spahn vs Law, Hook vs Koufax, Cicotte or Gibson vs Marichal. Saturday's games include Chicago at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh. Thursday results showed Chicago 6 Washington 1 Detroit 11 Cleveland 4 New York 7 Los Angeles 5 with New York 4 Los Angeles 2 in the nightcap. Remaining night games have Los Angeles at Detroit and Washington at Minnesota with Cleveland at Kansas City and New York at Baltimore tonight. Boston at Chicago features Monbouquette versus Mellish.
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Beavers Close Home Track Season Tonight Versus Rams
Scottsdale High hosts the Washington Rams in a home track date at 6 30. Beavers rely on Dave Young in sprints and broad jump while Kit Smith and Joe Contreras lead the distance corps. The pole vault lacks depth and injuries haunt Bob Anderson and Wary Hervey as the team faces a tough rival.
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Washington
Valley CC Golf Finals Set Between Club Members
Mrs. Paul Wells reaches the Valley Country Club women’s final to challenge Betty Mackey for the title as Wells defeated Mrs. Oliver Ruho and Mackey defeated Mrs. Robert Wilson. In the consolation round Mrs. Paul Stancik faced Mrs. John Burncamp for runner up.
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Paul Stancik
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Mulleneaux Named Flowing Wells Grid Coach
Ladd Mulleneaux, a former Arizona State University football player, is appointed head coach at Flowing Wells High. Art Luppino becomes back field coach as both coaches were on the prior three-man staff. Mulleneaux earned All American Jaycee honors after starring at That cher High in 1949 and played for Eastern Arizona and the Sun Devils.
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Valley Country Club Semi finals lead by Skarecky and Morris
Dennis Skarecky and Joe Morris Jr. led the Valley Country Club Mens golf tournament semifinals yesterday by defeating Nat Thompson and Mike Shipperling 5-4 and 1 up respectively. John A. LaSota beat Lee Barth 3-2 and Bob White defeated Charles Bartley 4-2. Championship rounds set for next weekend on the Valley course.
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Bob White
Charles Bartley
Leaders in Runs Batted In Across Leagues
National League picks include Spencer of the Cardinals and Moon of the Dodgers each with 11 RBIs, Post of the Reds 9, T Davis and Virdon of the Pirates and Coleman of the Reds 7. American League leaders feature Allison of the Twins 11, Mantle of the Yankees 8, Kluszewski of the Angels 6, Boros of the Tigers 6, Francona of the Indians 5, Versalles of the Twins 5, Cash of the Tigers 5, Kaline of the Tigers 5.
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White Sox rout Senators as Landis stars in win
Thursday 6-1 victory over the Senators featured Roy Sievers Jim Landis and Al Smith driving in five runs on circuit hits. Landis, batting .386 with a ten game homer stretch, continued hot hitting as the White Sox earned their second win in five games.
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