Cook Leads With 204 In Rain Hit Fiesta Friday
Golfers battled showers at Indian Bend as 26 players contended in the Scottsdale Senior Golf Fiesta third round. Bill Cook of Long Beach shot 76 to stay atop the field with a 204 net. Robert Lutz of Los Angeles posted 208, while H. French led the Pre Senior division with 212 and C. Thomas topped Senior A with 211. The final day shifts to Scottsdale Country Club.
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Bill Cook
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Palm Springs
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Pasadena
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Kans
Fairly and Miller Spark Dodgers Rally Past Reds
Ron Fairly delivered four RBIs with a homer double and single as the Dodgers beat the Reds 7-1. Miller earned his second win of the season with a five hitter, lowering his ERA to 1.14 in a complete game.
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New York
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Mets
John Roseboro
Willie Davis
Joey Jay
Reds
Baseball Today Scores and Matchups Across Leagues
Baseball results roundup lists multiple early games with winners and losers, and upcoming night matchups. Nottebart earns win for Houston, Bolin for Los Angeles, and Navarro for Detroit in extended play. Key HRs noted including Cepeda, Bailey, Wagner, Rollins with detailed box lines and scheduled night contests.
Scottsdale High teams end 63 season with losses and near misses
Scottsdale Highs track team finished 0-7 after a setback to Arcadia city champion Titans. Coach Gerald Wood remains optimistic for next year with six juniors and 19 sophomores. The Beavers face Division I foes at Chandler High School and vie for future marks in events led by athletes such as Jack Malloy, Paul Moore, Duane Bledsoe, and Dave Sinovic in tennis, with Ed Lukavics and Kurt Taylor among top performers.
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Beavers
Chandler High School
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Paul Moore
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Jim Fuller
Dave McGirr
Bob Craig
Chris Johnson
Ed Lukavics
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Duane Bledsoe
The
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Stanley Kooi
Black
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Kurt Taylor
Phoenix
Ed Groth
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John Thorne
Miles
Beaver
Thorne
Meeting Set For Expanding Adult Leagues in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation plans expand adult baseball and softball leagues including slow and fast pitch for men and women. A dads league near elementary schools will start with teams entering now. Meeting May 2 7 p.m. at 315 E. Second St. contact 947-5360. Starting date June 3.
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Horton
Baseball scoreboard data from mixed leagues
A compact list of inning by inning style box scores with multiple teams and players. American League and National League entries show high scoring games and several 4 or 2 0 results. Teams include Twins Angels White Sox Yanks Tigers Orioles and Dodgers Giants Cardinals Pirates Mets Reds and Senators among others.
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Yanks
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Cepeda
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Mets
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Angeles
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Cheney
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Pappas
Baumann
Navarro
Brisco Stops White in Philadelphia Boxing Bout
Benny Brisco of Philadelphia halted Cash White in Atlantic City at 2:15 of the seventh round to claim victory. Brisco improved to 154 and 4 in the fight, while White stood at 155 and 2.
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UPI
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Cash White
Atlantic City
Barber Nips As For Fourth Win
Orioles pitcher Steve Barber became the majors first four game winner in 1963 with a 3-2 10 inning win over Kansas City. Jim Gentile hit a 10th inning homer aided by Al Smiths two run shot as Baltimore topped the Athletics to move ahead in the AL standings.
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al Smith
Kralick
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Rich Rollins
PCL Standings Highlight Aloha and Rivalry
Seattle remains idle as Denver dominates with a 5 0 win. Hawaii edges San Diego 9 5 in a high scoring Pacific Coast league standings moment.
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Denver
Hawaii
San Diego
Tenpin Topplers and Eastern All Star notable scores
Frontier Gems led by Jane Lund 547 Bernie Wright 525 Jan Hill 503 Dot Pearson 503. Eastern All Star 4s paced by Joe Mann 841 Ben Andre 601 Chase Kennedy 782 Bert Auster 766. Ladies Eastern All Star featured Sara Bean 603 Edith Ponting 573 and others with high scores.
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Jane Lund
Bernie Wright
Jan Hill
Dot Pearson
Joe Mann
Ben Andre
Chase Kennedy
Bert Auster
Sara Bean
Edith Ponting
Bert Boomershine
Doris Lockwood
Jessie Houck
Pay Nelson
Margie Lane
Elisabeth Atwood
Mickey Bryan
Louise Swick
Jane Hobart
Merle Hall
ASU Spikers Leave Today For Mt. Sac
Arizona State University track team heads to Walnut California for the Mount Sac Relays with Henry Carr set to race Florida A M’s Bob Hayes in a premier 100 meters. ASU aims to set a new world mark in the mile relay run by Carr Barrick Freeman Williams team already at 3 05 9. Arizona and its star Gayle Hopkins and Karl Johnstone also compete at the relays.
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Mount Sac
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Bob Hayes
Florida A & M
ASU
Carr
Mike Barrick
Ron Freeman
Alis Williams
Arcadia and Scottsdale Face Crunch Time in Baseball Title Chase
Arcadia Titans and Scottsdale Beavers push toward the Division One crown with key games today. Titans host Kofa while Beavers meet Tempe, both aiming to stay atop standings as Chandler looms as potential tiebreaker. Two conference games remain for Arcadia, with strong pitching by Propstra and Martin.
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Progress
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John Propstra
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Jim Palmer
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Beaver
Mesa
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ASU faces nine tough conference games in pursuit of win total
Arizona State University baseball, 28 10, must win nine straight Western Athletic Conference games starting with a March in Albuquerque against New Mexico. Star pitcher Sterling Slaughter carries a 9 2 record with 116 strikeouts but hopes to rebound after a loss. John Ruedy leads the offense with a .296 average and 23 steals as Alesci Heiden Lagunas follow with sub .285 marks.
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Luis Lagunas
NL Managers Poll Urges Balk Rule Amendment
National League President Warren Giles surveyed managers on balk enforcement and urged uniform application. Replies varied but supported a change to allow a lighter rule, with several managers naming Fred Hutchinson Harry Stengel and Johnny Keane as favoring amendment to ease pitchers’ pauses.
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API
National League
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Fred Hutchinson
Harry Casey Stengel
Johnny Keane
Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Crampton Leads Texas Open After First Round
Bruce Crampton, 27, from Sydney, Australia, shot 64 to lead the Texas Open at Oak Hills. Four others posted 66 as Palmer ends tied for 18th with 71. Crampton eagled No. 10 and had four birdies, with bogeys on two holes.
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Pennsylvania adopts ring KO rule new safety measure
Philadelphia athletes face longer counts after the bell as the state Athletic Commission enforces a rule requiring the timekeeper and referee to continue counting. If a knocked down boxer cannot rise within 10 seconds, he is ruled a knockout in the round just completed.
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