Athletics Have Day Of Glory In KC Big scoring night
Kansas City A's blasted Minnesota 20 to 2 in a seven inning or more slugfest before 4 664 at Kansas City. Haywood Sullivan fueled the attack with five RBIs including two triples and a double while Norm Bass earned his first major league win despite nine walks. Gentile, Tuttle and Belted hits highlighted the offense as Baltimore beat Cleveland 5 2 and Boston defeated Washington 6 1. The Giants toppled the Dodgers 3 1 to assume NL lead as Burdette and Musial fueled late rallies for Milwaukee and St Louis respectively.
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Gary Bell
Gene Conley
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Hurlers Named As Arizona Tilt Looms
The article previews a major Arizona baseball showdown between Arizona State and the University of Arizona Wildcats in Tucson. Arizona State stands at 33 7 after a 11 5 loss to the Marines, while Arizona sits at 34 6 following a 7 3 win over Jack Ellis Sporting Goods. Coaches Lancet and Winkles prepare pitchers Gus Zeller and Marv Dutt for Arizona, with ASU readying Roger Barnson and Mike Tatum as starters. The Marines’ Nate Booker delivered a complete game with a grand slam in yesterday’s 11 5 triumph over ASU.
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Roger Barnson
Mike Tatum
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Nate Booker
Baseball scoreboard and schedules for midweek games
Tonight's scores show San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 1, Milwaukee 4 St. Louis 3, with several rain postponed games. Probable pitchers listed for Cincinnati at Chicago OToole versus Hobbie and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Mizell, plus Milwaukee at St. Louis Nottebart versus Jackson. Tuesday results include Baltimore 5 Cleveland 2 and Kansas City 20 Minnesota 2, among others.
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Honor Hoop Team Tonight
The Arizona State basketball squad, finalist in the NCAA Western Regionals, will be honored by the Phoenix Quarterback Club at a 7:30 p.m. dinner at Scottsdale Country Club. Larry Armstrong will receive a Helms Foundation All-America third team certificate, as the first ASU player among the top 30.
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Chemi Elected Head Of Scribes
The Phoenix Press Box Association elected Jim Chemi of the Phoenix Gazette as president succeeding Jack Beveridge of KOOL. New officers include Bob Vache KTAR vice president Len Johnson KRUX treasurer Bill Lewis Arizona Game and Fish Department secretary Tom Diskin Gazette marshal with a board listing Beveridge and others.
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Scottsdale Junior Gerry Still Aims For State Tennis Title
Gerry Still, a Dallas product now in Scottsdale, shines in tennis with numerous titles including Dallas Municipal and Encanto Park events. He forms a regular doubles team with Tom Parker and competes toward the Arizona state championship in Tucson. Still balances school life as Scottsdale High vice president of Key Club while pursuing basketball and dancing.
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Propstra Shines as Arcadia Beats Camelback 15-4 in Big Victory
Arcadia High junior pitcher John Propstra earned his sixth win as the Titans defeated Camelback 15-4. Propstra scattered six innings, Camelback went scoreless until late, and Arcadia poured on eight runs in the final frame.
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Thompson's two run homer lifts Scottsdale past Sunnyslope
Kermit Thompson belted a two run homer over the left field fence in the eighth inning to break a 1-1 tie and send Scottsdale to a 5-3 league win over Sunnyslope. Jack Beavers stood on base as the decider, Jim Palmer earned the win to move to 3-1 with 12 strikeouts, Glendale tops AA-1 standings with a two game streak and a .412 team batting average noted.
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