Scottsdale Golf Fiesta to showcase senior players at three courses
The Scottsdale Golf Fiesta opens tomorrow across Indian Bend Valley and Scottsdale Country Clubs with 50 entrants from the United States. Seniors 55 and older compete in 72 holes medal play while 45-55 pre seniors join a separate 72 hole event. Awards include low gross and low net in each division with a handicap system and daily prizes. Organizers forecast strong field as sponsors include ten Scottsdale hotels six major airlines and three local clubs.
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Baseball Today First Games Aces Baltimore Twinbill
Cleveland and Baltimore split a doubleheader with Cleveland taking the second game 252 and Baltimore earning a 790 victory in the first. Detroit tops Boston 5 to 3 and Los Angeles routs Kansas City 6 to 7. Minnesota defeats Chicago 7 to 0, while St Louis and Philadelphia split two closers with high scoring affairs.
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PCL Standings Sunday Results And Schedule Notes
Sunday results show Hawaii 7 San Diego 5 and Dallas-Ft Worth 5 Tacoma 1 with a night game Tacoma 6 Dallas-Ft Worth 2. Portland 12 Denver 11 and Oklahoma City 15 Spokane 4. Seattle at Salt Lake postponed by rain with several unannounced games and lineups listed.
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Aguirre Wins Third In Five Start For Tigers
Hank Aguirre pitched seven innings of two run ball to beat Boston 5-2 as Detroit halted a three game slide. He fanned seven, allowed eight hits, with Norm Cash's fourth inning three run homer providing the decisive cushion.
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Marvelous Mets Sweep Braves and Rally in Doubleheader Thrills Fans
Casey Stengel, 73, unable to hide his joy as the New York Mets swept the Milwaukee Braves in a two game set 85 92 and extended their winning streak to four. Jim Hickman drove in seven runs including a grand slam and Ken Mackenzie earned the win and saved the finale. The Giants, Phillies, Reds and Dodgers also posted wins as postseason races heat up.
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Arcadia Tankers Triumph in Close Meet Over Catalina
Arcadia high school remained undefeated by edging Catalina 47 to 46 as Arcadia swimmers swept most events. Mike Ranby won the 200 free and 400 free, Le Roy Gaintner claimed two sprints, Rick Bennett added two wins, and Bay Fisher edged to second in the breaststroke to seal the Titan victory.
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Houston Victory To Lefty Houston Victory To Lefty
Bob Charles the first southpaw to win a PGA event captured the Houston Classic by one stroke with a 268 to set a 72 hole record. Fred Hawkins finished second after a late surge. Homero Blancas placed third as an amateur. Charles earned 10000 dollars. Hawkins 4600. Nicklaus 3000.
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Ojosan and Leisurely Kin Win Paradise Futurity Divisions
In Turf Paradise fourth Arizona Paradise Futurity divisions, Ojosan ridden by Anthony Peone led wire to wire by 3 lengths over Betty Pueblo with Breeze in 58 35 seconds. Leisurely Kin with Eddie Burns won by a neck over Loukah and Kingsley Rocket in 59.00 seconds. Crowd of 4 800 wagered 219 090 dollars.
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Orme Crushes Judson School In Big Sixth Inning
Orme School defeated Judson 18 to 1 at Orme Ranch after a 2-1 game through five. In the sixth, Orme exploded for 16 runs on nine walks three errors and five hits to chase Judson starter Richard Moe. Minton Predeaux and Jim Shull led Judson with a single and a double each. Niggeman hit a home run for Orme.
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Betsy Rawls Wins Sunshine Open Narrowly
Betsy Rawls held off Mickey Wright and Kathy Whitworth to win the Sunshine Open by three strokes. Wright and Whitworth tied for second with a 76, earning $850 each, as Rawls posted a 54 hole total of 220.
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Parker Driver In Critical Condition After Six Car Crash
Parker driver Roland Mattice remained in critical condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after a six car crash at the start of the 40 lap feature at Manzanita Speedway. Mattice lost control in the West turn, flipped, and was hospitalized alone. six of eighteen starters were involved. Gene Brown of Phoenix won the feature. heat winners were Red Turner, Bob Moore, Benton Burns, Hank Arnold. Don Barnes escaped his car after a collision with the West wall. IMOLA race: Jim Clark of England won on the Lotus M 25 in 1 hour 34 minutes 7.4 seconds.
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Rozelle Shows Courage in Handling Hornung and Karras
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle suspended Green Bay star Paul Hornung and Detroit tackle Alex Karras for placing bets on games. The action, praised by owners and coaches, aimed to curb gambling in football and set a tougher standard for the league.
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Lakers edge Celtics on Bostonian soil in pivotal win
Los Angeles, counted out after losing three of four, stunned Boston 126 119 on the Celtics home floor. Elgin Baylor scored 43 and Jerry West 32 as the Lakers rally in the fourth quarter, forcing a best of seven series with game five set in Los Angeles Wednesday.
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