Baseball talks end with limited gains and big trades eyed
MLB bosses wrap week of talks in Los Angeles amid Washington Senators funding worries and stalled big name trades. Cubs dominate deals prompting Kuhn probe. Frank Robinson linked to multiple clubs while McDowell, Aparicio, and Dobson circulate as potential moves.
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Hullmans surge fuels ASU win over Loyola
Arizona State forward Dave Hullman entered the game after six early minutes and sparked an 87-78 victory over Loyola of Los Angeles. He scored 28 points, including eight in the final 4:41 of the first half, helping the Devils overturn a 25-23 tie and pull away to their biggest lead of the night.
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Tucson High Pennant Run Sparks AAA Title Triumph
Tucson High School dominated the Class AAA final at Sun Devil Stadium defeating Sunnyslope as Mark Simon and Derral Davis led with 452 yards of total offense and key plays. Agua Fria upset Safford at Mesa Community College to seize the Class AA crown. Parker edged Snowflake 16-13 for the Class A title at Glendale Community College.
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Phoenix Roadrunners Seek First Win Over Denver
The Phoenix Roadrunners travel to face league leaders Portland on Sunday then split a three day training camp at Waite Rock in Canada before returning to play Seattle Thursday. Coach Aut Erickson faces roster cuts to 18 as the team aims to break a losing streak against Denver and improve in the Western division.
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Bears defeat Wildcats 87 79 on Friday night
California Bears beat Arizona Wildcats 87 to 79 as Johnson leads with 23 points, Ridgle 21, Chenier 21, while Arizona stays within reach late in the second half. Bears seize early control and hold off late push.
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Devils seek 10-0 mark in 1957 state showdown
Arizona State aims for its first perfect regular season in 13 years as 9-0 Sun Devils clash with Arizona in the 44th state grid rivalry at Arizona Stadium. Arizona 4-5 seeks upset behind quarterback Bill Demory and flanker Charlie McKee, while Sun Devil seniors Joe Spagnola and J. D. Hill pace a potent offense.
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Jockeys Injured in Four Horse Spill at Aqueduct
A four horse spill at Aqueduct during the Friday meeting injured two jockeys and killed two horses. Jacinto Vasquez and Arellano were hurt as Summer Brother broke a leg and Madame Prophet collapsed. Tejeira and Barbara escaped injury. Cold Comfort won the seven furlong feature for fillies and mares.
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Boston Reinstated as Amateur. Jamie Nelson Also Cleared
AAU board votes to restore amateur status for Ralph Boston, former Olympic long jumper now TV commentator and Tennessee official, and eight year old Jamie Nelson of Fort Lauderdale for cereal endorsement cash. Frank McBride also reinstated to pursue older distance races. action may draw IAAF IOC challenge over broadcasting as a primary occupation.
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Spillman to speak at Scottsdale Sportsman's Club meeting
Spillman from the Arizona Fish and Game Commission will be guest speaker at the Scottsdale Sportsman's Club December meeting. He will discuss proposed increases in hunting and fishing license fees and rising costs of hunting and fishing. The public is invited to attend at Eldorado Park recreation center Tuesday at 7 30.
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Braves Upset Knicks Behind May's 20 In Buffalo Debut
The Buffalo Braves, featuring five ex Knickerbockers, stunned the defending NBA champions 97-91 as Doie May led with 20 points including 13 in a pivotal late stretch. Willis Reed had 31 points for New York, while Bob Kauffman and Em Bryant aided Buffalo with 23 and 11 assists respectively.
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Suns edge Trailblazers in 126-121 win
Phoenix Suns outlast Portland 126-121 as Connie Hawkins scores 29 points and Dick Van Arsdale adds 24. Clem Hawkins 23 Mel Counts 16 Paul Silas 15 help boost the Suns who lead 120-114 late. Portland shot well but sank 42 of 50 free throws. The Suns next face San Francisco before a Sunday game with San Diego.
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Axers Lose 2 For Opener In Pueblo
Northern Arizona opens the basketball season at Southern Colorado State minus two top players. Walt Mannon misses the game due to his father’s death. Earl Gerke sits with strep throat. Start trio is Mark Champagne Ron Steinberg and Bill Hurley.
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Peterson sparks Western State win over Grand Canyon
Kent Peterson scored 18 points to lift Western State College to a 64-61 victory over Grand Canyon College. Bob Chase led the Antelopes with 11 points as Grand Canyon closes its Colorado road trip with a loss.
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