Remembering Arnold Dunc Dune of the Arizona Republic
The obituary honors Arnold Duncan a 47 year old Arizona Republic sports writer and editor who died after a battle with cancer. He loved sports especially ASU and UA coverage and remained cheerful after operations in Beaumont and a return to the Republic for part time work.
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Arnold Duncan
Arizona Republic
Phoenix
Dune
The
Republic
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
Tempe
ASU UA
Dane
Scottsdale
Our City
San Francisco Giants
Arnie
Scottsdale Stadium
Horace Stoneham
Duncan
the Republic
Dunc
Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Beaumont
Tex
Pou
Cbuddy
Major League Standings and Tuesday Schedule Summary
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 43 wins and San Francisco at 40. Pittsburgh 32 and Chicago 20 to 39 in American League, with Monday results including Pittsburgh over Chicago and Philadelphia over St. Louis. Tuesday's matchups include San Francisco at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at Milwaukee with several night games.
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W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Chicago
New York
Marichal
McCormick
O’toole
Drabowsky
Klippstein
Padres
Burdette
Haddix
Hobbie
Miller
Johnson
St.Louis
Brown
Broglio
San Fran
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Lary
Stafford
Donovan
Va. Osteen
Bonikowski
Lee
Fisher
Delock
Pizarro
Wickersham
Roadrunner Invitational Pro-Am Announces Fall Move
Scottsdale Country Club will hold its Roadrunner Invitational Pro-amateur golf tournament in the fall, instead of spring. Judson Bunnell, general manager, and Gary Carle, club professional, announced the second annual event will be staged in the autumn.
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Scottsdale Country Club
Judson Bunnell
Gary Carle
Phillies finally topple Curt Simmons in 85 victory
The Philadelphia Phillies broke a long skid against Curt Simmons to win 85 at St. Louis. Don Demeter and pinch hitter Johnny Callison hit eighth inning homers as Simmons, once a Philly, allowed nine hits and four runs to hand the Cardinals a setback. Pirates beat Cubs 6-1 behind Dick Stuart's two homers, Mets topple Colts 3-1 with Al Jackson's seven innings. Orioles beat Yankees 5-3. Indians rout Red Sox 10-0.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Curt Simmons
Simmons
Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Don Demeter
Johnny Callison
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dick Stuart
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Houston Colts
al Jackson
N. L
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Stuart
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Joe Gibbon
Pirates
Jackson
Mets
Colts
New York
Free-for-all erupts at Yankee Stadium as Orioles edge Yankees
A frenzied Monday night in New York ends with Baltimore beating the Yankees 5-3 and first place shift as players and managers clash. Boog Powell is knocked down by a Daley pitch, Maris and Roberts exchange tensions, and three police save the scene after brawling drives surge from dugouts.
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New York
Roger
Evan
Yankee
New York Yankee
Ralph Houk
Baltimore Oriole
Billy Hitchcock
Orioles
Yankees
Hitchcock
Houk
Maris
Bud Daley
Oriole
Robin Roberts
Elston Howard
Hobie
John
Boog) Powell
Baltimore
Daley
Powell
Lenox Hill Hospital
Roberts
Landrith
George Staller
Whitey Ford
New York City
Vatter ‘Roberts
Bs League
Boxing results from New Zealand and Boston bouts
In Auckland Tuna Seaman of New Zealand stopped Jimmy Remson of Detroit in a bout with 10 count. In Boston Kenny Lane of Muskegon outpointed Tommy Tibbs in a 10 round decision at 137 pounds versus 132 pounds.
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Auckland
N.Z
UPI
Tuna
Seaman
New Zealand
Jimmy Remson
Detroit
Boston
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Tommy Tibbs
Red Sox and Giants Post II Wins in Scottsdale League
In South Scottsdale league play at Supai School last night the Red Sox routed the Cubs 16 3 as Monty Riggs and Bobby Johnson led with multiple hits and Riggs notched his third win of the season. The Giants overwhelmed the All American School Supes Breene 13 4 with Martinez driving in runs and a strong pitching effort.
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Dick's Firestone Red Sox
Hammond- McFarland Giants
Scottsdale
Supai School
Red Sox
Cubs
Monty Riggs
Bobby Johnson
Riggs
Mitching
Giants
Supes Breene
Mt Martinez
Cleveland Averages Show Skewed Lineup in Wild AL Summary
In a jagged box score fragment from a Cleveland game, Perry improves to 3-3 and Romano, Wilson, Fornieles, and Tillman appear alongside Pattie Kirkland and Wee bo Loser Cheeran. Sutart registers a homer and the payroll tally shows a sparse sum as Praeger and Paglor Fes contribute small notes amid unclear figures.
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Cleveland
Boston
Perry
Romano
Willson Fornieles
Tillman
Pattie
Kirkland
Kerr Trophies Triumph as Connor Pitches 11-1 Victory
Bob Connor pitched the Kerr Trophies to an 11-1 win over the Pepsi Cola club at Phoenix College. Connor fanned 10 and allowed two doubles by Kerr, while Tim Myers drove in two runs and Larry Martin added a three-base hit. Errors and walks aided Trophies’ cause as Kerr built a lead with a six-run fourth inning before Deak was relieved by Propstra.
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Bob Connor
Dale
Phoenix
Kerr
Tim Myers
Larry Martin
Gary Deak
John Propstra
Deak
Propstra
Pepsi Cola
Phoenix College
American golfers in British Amateur second round at Hoylake
Nine Americans led by Bob Sweeny tee off in the British Amateur second round at Royal Liverpool. Eighteen others from the United States play first round matches as eleven Americans lose in Monday's open. Sweeny, a former British Amateur winner, faces Ireland's John Glover, while other Americans like David Goldman and Binky Mitchell participate in first-time matches.
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Hoylake
England
UPI
Bob Sweeny
New York
Palm Beach
Fla
Royal Liverpool Club
Franklin Barnard
Davenport
Iowa
Henry Timbrook
Beverly Hills
Alif
Kenny Pinns
Lake Geneva
Wis
Fletcher Jones
Los Angeles
Sweeny
Ireland
John Glover
Dick Deloyd
Wales
David
Goldman
Dallas
Scotland
R. Jameson
Binky Mitchella
Fort Worth
Téx
George Fulton
Roanoke
Malouf Loses To Optimists In Playoff Opener
At Scottsdale Stadium last night the Optimist Club defeated Malouf Enterprises 8 to 3 in the opening game of the Scottsdale Optimist Pony League Class A playoffs. Mike Lambert pitched two hits for the winners as both Malouf and Lute's Pharmacy tied for the league title. Malouf now meets Lute's Pharmacy.
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Mike Lambert
Optimist
Malouf Enterprises
Scottsdale Optimist
Scottsdale Stadium
Lute’s Pharmacy
Malouf
Lute
Baseball Leaders and Standings Heads Update
American League top hitters Gentile Orioles 16 and Kaline Tigers 18 lead tied with Wagner Angels 15 and Killebrew Twins 12. National League features Mays Giants 21 Mejias Colts 16 Banks 15 Cepeda Giants 15 Thomas Mets 13 Pinson Reds 13, with Davis Dodgers 64 and Mays 54 in later tallies.
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Gentile
Orioles
Cash
Tigers
Wagner
Angels
Kaline
Essegian
Indians
Killebrew
Twins
Mays
Giants
Mejias
Colts
Banks
Cubs
Cepeda
Thomas
Mets
Pinson
Reds
Robinson
White Sox
Siebern
Athletics
Rollins
Dodgers
White
Cards
F. Alou
Dodgers Defeat Gladstone Cardinals in Ho Ho Kam League
The Dodgers beat the Gladstone Cardinals 6 to 4 in Ho Ho Kam Tats League play. David Lindstrom and Gary Thompson each pitched three innings for the winners while Mark Reinke hit a homer to spark the offense. Tom Normai din took the loss for the Cardinals, fanning 15 and walking one.
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Circle
K. Dodgers
Gladatone
Market
Cardinals
David’ Lindstrom
Gary Thompson
Mark ‘Reinke
Tom Normaidin
Video Fight Bids Studied in New York
New York experts examine three outsider bids for the television and ancillary rights to the fight. CST president Thomas A. Bolan says the bids have no connection to the live gate at Comiskey Park. The largest ancillary offer could equal or exceed 1,700,000 dollars.
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New York
VPT
Acctemas Kaas
Thomas ‘A. Bolan
CST
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Palmer leads Thunderbird Open with steady putter and iron work
Lee Palmer return to Latrobe after Clifton Thunderbird Open. He shot par 71 on 6 804 yard course and praised his iron play and putting while noting a finger injury did not hinder his round. He and Pele commented on eye and salt remarks amid the round.
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Oakmont
Palmer
Latrobe
Clifton
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