Beavers Face Glendale in Scoring Tight Scottsdale Showdown
Scottsdale High coach Theo Heap says hopes ride on a win against Glendale Tuesday at 8 pm in the Scottsdale gym as Flagstaff and Washington losses sharpen their conference chase. Beavers rely on Winsley Dugan and Brady for scoring while Palmer helps on rebounds. Glendale, 3-8 in AA Division One, earlier beat Scottsdale 55-46 and features Weinberger Snodgrass and Dooley in a high‑scoring mix.
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Arizona Aims At 6th BC Victory Tonight
Arizona Wildcats seek their sixth Border Conference win against New Mexico Aggies after a 74-65 victory over Texas Western. Al Tolen led Miners with 24 points while Joe Skaisgir scored 18 for Arizona along with 16 by Mary Dutt. Bill Wese had 15 and Don Scurlock 13.
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City Council Leader Calls for Pay TV Share in New York Baseball
New York City Council president Abe Stark said he will press for equal city shares of pay TV profits if the new baseball franchise adopts a pay TV plan. He spoke as talks proceed on how revenue from the plan might be distributed.
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Kaline Starts Spring Training After Self Pay
Al Kaline arrives in Lakeland and begins Tigers camp at his own expense checking in for an estimated 39000 and will cover hotel and meals for a week. He kept his salary at a token cut and aims to rebound after a poor 1960 season with .278 and 68 RBIs 19 homers. The Orioles sign Chuck Estrada for 17500 and Jerry Casale Tru man Clevenger Earl Averill join the Angels bringing 21 under contract.
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Seven Scottsdale Wrestlers Advance To State Meet
A lively Arcadia district meet finish sent seven Scottsdale area wrestlers to the state tournament at Washington High in Glendale. Verdon Brown Kim Udall Bob Cavelliere and Arcadia’s Bob Keller claimed top honors while Rick Schafer and Arcadia’s Beal and Rendeau earned surprise titles. Final standings placed Mesa 94 South Mountain 80 Scottsdale 76 Camelback 61 Arcadia 45 Holbrook 14.
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All Stars Offer Butter Weight Bargain
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Demons Face Texas Western After Border Conference Loss
Arizona State to play Texas Western in El Paso after a 70 to 67 loss to New Mexico tied the Border Conference lead. Tony Cerkvenik had 15 points and 15 rebounds for ASU while George Knighton scored 22 for the Aggies who improved to 4-1 in BC play.
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Vale Wins Governor's Handicap at Turf Paradise
Mr. Vale, owned by Ralph Lowe and ridden by Joe Sherman, captured the $2,500 Governor's Handicap at Turf Paradise on Sunday for his third straight victory. Spinney placed second and Vic Mon third as 3,700 fans wagered $249,940 across 10 races.
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Russian runner Momotkov shifts to mile at AAU
Evegny Momotkov who finished third in the two mile at the New York Athletic Club Games last Friday has switched to the mile for the upcoming national AAU championships this week.
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Forrer Wins Parsena Derby Ski Classic in Davos
Willy Forrer of Switzerland set a record by winning the Parsena Derby the longest downhill ski classic in the world. He finished in 10 minutes 40.7 seconds for the 11.6 kilometer run with a 2000 meter vertical drop.
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Cubs Open Spring Practice In Mesa Amid Trades And Prospects
Cubs began spring activities in Mesa as pitchers and catchers meet ahead of official camp. Sam Taylor leads a thin catching staff with rookies likely to challenge him. New faces Cuno Barragan and Walt Bales join along with former Arizona Winter League players like Jim Brewer and Dick Burwell. Cleveland Indians also prep with Willie Kirkland and Johnny Antonelli arriving in Tucson as interleague trades reshape rosters.
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Lowrey Wins Baseball Players Golf Tourney
Philadelphia Phillies coach Harry Lowrey captured the National Baseball Players Golf championship with a 72-hole total of 295 finishing three strokes ahead of Paul Richards. Al Dark and Jim Hearn tied for third at 301 after closing rounds.
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Canadiens Take First In NHL With Win Over Red Wings
Montreal Canadiens move into a first place tie with Toronto after a 4-2 win over Detroit while New York Rangers topple Toronto 4-2. Gordie Howe nets his 500th career goal for Detroit as Jean Beliveau scores to seal Montreal’s fourth straight victory. Jacques Plante stops 30 shots.
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Javelina Hunting Big Success In Arizona
Arizona hunters wrapped up a 10 day javelina season closing February 13 with strong yields. Apache Trail produced good numbers while hunters reported high success across Four Peaks and San Carlos country. Buck Wallace logged 25 javelina checked near Canyon Lake and Fish Creek Hill as others like Dale Fant and Jerry Allen confirmed solid bag counts east of Roosevelt Lake and from San Carlos. The season highlighted skill over area choice and offered a colorful tale of Larry Mills near Sasabe where a mishap with a rifle led to a near miss with a large boar. The piece also details javelina biology noting average field dress weight around 81 pounds and the collaring white neck band.
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Hill wins Tucson Open in dramatic sudden death playoff
Davey Hill 23 from Denver defeats Tommy Bolt and Buddy Sullivan in a three way playoff for $2,800 after a five stroke final round comeback. Hill closes with a 13-foot eagle putt on 18 and a 269 total. Bolt and Sullivan each earn $1,650. Charley Sifford finishes tied after a final 71. He started one behind Sullivan.
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Fullmer Spars For Title Fight
LAS VEGAS Nov preliminary workouts begin for Gene Fullmer as he trains for the middleweight title bout with Sugar Ray Robinson scheduled for March 4. Robinson arrives from Utah and will train in California before joining in Las Vegas Feb 27. The Nevada commission announced rules for the bout including waiving the knockdown and eight count and using a three way conference to decide a cuts stoppage. Officials will use a five point must system and not announce scoring until fight end with medical exams for both fighters on arrival and the morning of the bout.
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Airline Strike Delays Indians Spring Camp in Tucson
The Cleveland Indians spring training camp in Tucson may be delayed by an airline strike. Only manager Jimmy Dykes, coach Mel Harder, pitcher Jim Perry and catcher John Romano are in town. One player is stranded in Dallas, while publicity man Nate Wallack reached Tucson after a circuitous route via Las Vegas in a rental car. The full squad is not due to begin drills until next week.
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