Coin toss decides high school title? Arizona players weigh in
In a reflective look by Stan Whisenhunt sports editor, Scottsdale High and Arcadia face a coin toss to crown Division I from a tied 11-3 season. Coaches Hatch and Schifino oppose the method, arguing fairness and earned victory for both sides amid fans’ memories of past coin flips.
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Scottsdale High
Skip Schifino
Arcadia
Kofa High
Tucson
Kofa
Warren Giles
Dodgers
Giants
Scottsdale
Titans
Hatch
Schifino
Baseball Scores From A Bunched Day Of Major Leagues
Summary of recent MLB results across leagues with multiple games. Standouts include Osborne and Nicholson homers for Washington, Monbouquette and Nichols in extra innings for Boston, and Bouton winning for New York. Numerous other box scores feature wins by Stock, Bell, Hamilton, Brewer, and Gracious lineups across Cleveland Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Chicago Milwaukee Houston Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh and Minnesota matchups.
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Minnesota
Williams
Kant
Washington
Chicago
Stenhouse
Fisher
Baltimore
Detroit
Barber
Bunning
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Grant
McBride
Boston
Kansas City
Delock
Theis
San Francisco
O’dell
Craig
Pittsburgh
Miller
Schwall
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Taylor
Gibson
Maloney
Houston
Philadelphia
Johnson
Culp
Milwaukee
Hobbie
Shaw
W. L. Pet
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Pirates
St.Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
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New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Colts
Joe Nuxhall
Cardinals
Leo Cardenas
Ernie Broglio
Pete Rose
Paradise Valley Golf Results and Club Championship
In Paradise Valley the Blind Bogey prize went to Mrs. Ken Perry tied with Mr. Hubert Howard at 75, and Mrs. Norm Weaver and Mr. Herbert Carnes followed at 74. Arizona Country Club crowned Miss Keely Lawfield, a 20 year old Arizona State student, champion for the third straight year with a final round 6. Other classifications list semi finalists, consolation winners, runner ups, and flight placements across multiple divisions.
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Paradise Valley
Ken Perry
Hubert Howard
Norm Weaver
Herbert Carnes
Keiy Lawfield
Arizona State
Robert Brant
Ro Mose
Ted
Earl Grace
George Booser
Spikers Weed By Ills In Arizona State Meet
Arizona hosts a weakened Arizona State track squad in the annual dual meet as key ASU athletes John Rose Eric Owers Darrell Janse Dan Mee Peek and Jon Cole recover from injuries. Arizona coach Carl Cooper says his team is in its best condition of the year.
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Tucson
UPI
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
John Rose
Eric Owers
Darrell Janse
Dan Mee Peek
Jon Cole
Arizona
Carl Cooper
Beavers Tie for Division Lead With 6-0 Win
Scottsdale pitcher Tom Mooney throws a no hitter with ten strikeouts to lead the Beavers past Coronado 6-0 at home. Mooney also collects two hits as Scottsdale claims a tie for the Division I race. Laimbert plates two runs, Urie adds a big two-base hit, and Jim Palmer adds RBI in the second inning. Freshman Dennis DuNann also no-hits the Dons.
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Tom Mooney
Beaver
Scottsdale
Coronado
Beavers
Mooney
Don Burger
Jay Osborne
John Laimbert
John Lambert
Mike McKee
Jim Palmer
Dennis DuNann
Dons
Bailey Proves Value To Bucs
Bob Bailey of Pittsburgh expresses ambition to reach the Hall of Fame as he demonstrates value to the Pirates. He emphasizes hard work and belief in himself amid a season of strong performances and growing confidence from teammates and fans.
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Bailey
Bucs
Baby Bob Bailey
Pittsburgh
Nancy Kanaby Named Arizona Country Club Swimming Coach
Nancy J. Kanaby, renowned swimmer and three time Woman’s All American, is appointed swimming coach at Arizona Country Club for the summer season. She will develop youth programs and bring elite experience from Multnomah Club and ASU ties. Kanaby aims to foster skill, health, and fair play among local competitors.
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America
Arizona Country Club
Dallas J. Bennewitz, Jr
ASU
Miss Kanaby
Multnomah AC
Europe
Munich
Heidelberg
Germany
W. J. “Walt” Schlueter
Arizona State University
Miss Kanady
Portland
Nancy Konaby
Chicago
Mundelein College
Barrs College
Florida
Miami Shores
University of Portland
the Valey
Devils Rally Past Wildcats 3-2 in last-inning win
ASU edged Arizona 3-2 at Rendezvous Park to boost its Western Athletic Conference record to 4-3. Luis Lagunas tied the game with a two-base hit in the eighth before Sam Cook delivered a bases-loaded single in the ninth for the win. Sherwin Scott took the loss for Arizona.
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Wildcats
Lagunas
Cook
Sterling Slaughter
Sherwin Scott
Arzona
A's Return to First as Pitching Leads Charge
United Press International reports the Oakland Athletics regain sole AL atop after a 3-1 win over the Red Sox as Eddie Lopat credits pitching. Yankees beat Twins 4-3 in 10, Senators top White Sox 5-2, Indians down Angels 2-1, Orioles rally past Tigers 8-5 with Narum, Johnson, Aparicio and Gaines delivering key homers.
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A’s
Eddie Lopat
Peacocks
Lopat
Dodger
Rakow
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Don Rudolph
White Sox
Senators
Gary Bell
Sam McDowell
Indians
Angels
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Ron Nischwitz
Les Narum
Bob Johnson
Luis Aparicio
Joe Gaines
Orioles
Tigers
Sonny Floyd Title Match Delayed Again
The Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson title bout in Las Vegas was postponed from June 27 to July 22 after doctors found a benign tumor on Patterson. Promoter Al Bolan said Patterson must avoid using his right fist in training for about four weeks per his surgeon’s order.
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UPI
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Nev
Patterson
al Bolan
Championship Sports, Inc
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Titans rally past Tempe Buffalos 6 5 at Arcadia
Timely hitting and relief pitching give the Titans a 6 5 win over Tempe. Jim Tingwald started the decisive rally with a single and steal, then Jim Nichols drove in the go ahead run. Nichols and Blakely led Arcadia with multiple hits and RBIs as Blakely slugged a homer and five RBIs.
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Tempe Buffaloes
Arcadia
Jim Tingwald
Jim Nichols
Tingwald
John Propstra
Everett Rollins
Bill Blakely
Tempe
Temperine
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Kofa
Scottsdale Beavers
Nicklaus Opens Commanding Lead in Las Vegas Tourney
Nicklaus, with a 36-hole score of 132, leads Palmer by five strokes entering the third round of the $60,000 Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn. Nicklaus shows 12 under par, while Palmer sits at 137 after struggles including water hazards. Palmer vows to improve his putting as the young rival presses ahead.
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Nev
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tiger
Nicklaus
Portland
Palm Springs
Desert Inn Country Club
Palmer
Arnie
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