ASU mile relay breaks world record in wet Walnut showdown
The ASU quartet Barrick Carr Freeman and Williams clocked 3 04.5 to beat the former world mark by over a second despite rain and a slick track. Otis Davis sent the baton signed by the former record holders for luck as the team focused on the goal.
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Baseball Today and Sunday Results Across Leagues
Summary of Saturday and Sunday MLB results listing scores for all teams including Boston Chicago Detroit Minnesota Kansas City Washington Los Angeles Baltimore New York Cleveland and Cincinnati with pitchers, winning and losing clubs, home runs by Lopez Ford Pepitone Powell and Pagliaroni and notes on upcoming schedule and standings.
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Baseball scores and matchups from a 1960s doubleheader
In 12 innings Boston edges Chicago 4 to 3 after a 200 010 000 000 rally. Boston also wins 6 to 2 over Chicago with two run seventh and HRs by Stuart and Cunningham. Other games list photographers and upcoming night games including Baltimore Minnesota, Washington Los Angeles, New York Chicago and Kansas City Detroit with pitchers and relievers noted.
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PCL Standings Show Southern and Northern Divisions Mixed
Standings list shows Oklahoma City Salt Lake San Diego Dallas-Ft Worth Denver in Southern Division with varying wins and losses. Northern Division features Seattle Portland Tacoma Hawaii Spokane and Oklahoma City Spokane in league races with several in games and notes about first and second place.
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Ageless Spahn Wins Fourth As Stretches Win Pace
Veteran pitcher Warren Spahn, 42, improved to 4-1 this season with his 331st career victory in a 3-1 win over the San Francisco Giants. He is mentioned as possibly challenging the NL career wins record of 373 held by Mathewson and Alexander, with a cited pace and context for his ongoing pursuit.
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Hendricks to Coach South All-Stars at Flagstaff Game
Hendricks will co coach the South squad for the North-South High School All Star game at Arizona State College in Flagstaff in August. Arcadia stars Pat McGinty Everett Rollins and Bob Bertelson along with Coronado’s Bob Collins and Lola Serrano named as staff and players on the South team.
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ASU Mile Relay Breaks World Record at Walnut Relays
Arizona State University's mile relay team of Barrick Carr Freeman and Williams posted 3 04 5 at Mt San Antonio Relays in Walnut California to set a new world best. Carr led with 45 1 Freeman 45 6 and Williams 45 8 anchored by Barrick 48 0 while USC edged them in the clock and Carr also ran 100 meters in 10 0. Frank Covelli threw 251 102 in the javelin and the 880 relay finished second in 1 25 2.
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Hayes
Frank Covelli
Sun Devils
Joe Parham
Ben Hawkins
Tom Hester
Baseball leaders compacted tallies and notable names
Summary of top batters and notable pitching in both leagues with Demeter Santo Banks homer totals and 4 RBI leaders. Also notes New York Jets naming Joe Cahill as assistant general manager and public relations director after West Point tenure.
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A's Still Rolling as Fischer Delivers Key Relief Victory
Kansas City pitcher Bill Fischer anchors the Athletics' lead with a 4-0- record and 1.20 ERA after 15 innings in six relief appearances. He powered a 6-5 win over the Washington Senators with six appearances totaling 22 3 innings and two walks.
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Turf Paradise closes with track records and high attendance
Turf Paradise ended its 45 day meeting in Phoenix claiming new records for average daily attendance and daily handle. About 4,900 fans per racing day wagered an average of 191 384 dollars. The Sundays feature the Republic and Gazette Purse was won by Mutuality ridden by Ken Copperwell and owned by George Hazelton Sr. of Phoenix. Mutuality finished six furlongs in 1 09 8 beating Ying and Yang by more than a length. Sandivan finished third.
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Phoenix Girl Takes Second in Pan American diving event
Nancy Poulsen of Phoenix finished second in the women s platform diving at the Pan American Games in Sao Paulo. She scored 96.07 points, behind Linda Cooper of San Bernardino who led with 100.35. Judy Stewart of Canada placed third with 85.81 points.
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Women Golfers Install Officers at Arizona Meeting
A state wide meeting and luncheon of the Women's Golf Association of Arizona was held at the Mesa Country Club. New officers installed include Mrs E H Beardsley of Tucson as second vice president and Mrs Ned G Rogers of Mesa as treasurer. Secretary is Mrs Robert E Wilson of Scottsdale. Plans were made for the state Women's Championship to be held Nov 11 17 at the Scottsdale Country Club and the Girls Junior Championship set for June 10 13 at the Phoenix Country Club.
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Scottsdale Defeats Yuma Behind Dunan Pitching
In a baseball game, Dunan earned the win while Ryan took the loss. Urie hit a home run for Scottsdale as they scored in the 4th and 7th innings with key hits by Palmer and others. Batter notes include Du nan and Hill from Scottsdale Palmer South, and Yuma batters Sansom Wallace Ryan and Arnold.
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Cannizzaro Recalled by Mets From Buffalo
Pittsburgh UP I reports catcher Chris Cannizzaro was recalled by the New York Mets from Buffalo of the International League. The Mets optioned pitcher Steve Dillon to Buffalo to make room on the roster.
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Dunedin recap notes Hogan's Open two-peat legacy
In Dunedin Florida a reference recalls Ben Hogan as the last golfer to win the US Open Championship in consecutive years 1950 and 1951.
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