Scottsdale Beavers Rally Past Tempe To Close Regular Season
Scottsdale Beavers beat Tempe 9 to 7 to cap a 13-3 regular season, with Phil Brady and Kermit Thompson leading hitting. Tempe scored late but Riggs secured the win, as Scottsdale advances to the state tournament facing North Phoenix High after a potential Friday start.
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Derby Faces Rain as 87th Run Draws 15 Contenders
Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs runs under rain threat with 15 horses in contention for a $163000 purse. Carry Back leads Florida-bred entries owned by Mrs. Katherine Price of Miami and trained by Jack Price amid forecasts of showers and a damp track.
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Jensen Under Hypnosis May Return to Red Sox
Boston outfielder Jackie Jensen is undergoing hypnotic treatment since midweek to address his fear of flying. Hypnotist Arthur Elien said Jensen is not yet cleared to return, while sportscaster Tom Harmon suggested a possible early next week comeback. Jensen, sidelined after missing 1960, has been with the Red Sox this season and remains uncertain about his future.
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National League and American League Baseball Scoreboard
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 13 wins while Philadelphia trails. Friday results include San Fran 4 Philadelphia 2 and Los Angeles 10 Pittsburgh 0. Cincinnati beat Milwaukee in 12 innings. Sunday schedule features several exchanges including Chicago at St Louis after rain postponement.
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Yanks Rally Late To Beat Angels In LA
New York Yankees win 5-4 over the Los Angeles Angels on Clete Boyer’s ninth inning homer, extending a late inning surge that keeps them tied with Detroit for the AL lead. Roger Maris walked Tex Clevenger, Boyer homered, Danny McDevitt got the win as NYY snap a skid.
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Los Angeles
Clete Boyer
Yankees
Angels
Detroit Tigers
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Roger Maris
Tex Clevenger
Boyer
Fritz Brickell
Danny McDevitt
New York
Major League Lin Scores Show Rivalry Slugfest Action
Baseball brief records multiple games with tallies and key moments. Key players include Callison, Sul livan, Ferrarese, Dalrymple, Podres, Post, and various relievers. The slate features extra innings, home runs, and late dramatics across leagues.
Hebert Tightens Lead in Vegas Tournament
Jay Hebert, 38, shot five under par 67 at Desert Inn to reach 36 holes at 135 and lead the $52,000 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. Sam Snead 135 and Stan Leonard Doug Ford Tommy Bolt tied at 136 behind. Palmer faltered with 76.
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Snead
Stan Leonard
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Doug Ford
Crystal River
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Arnold Palmer
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Major League Leaders Include Mantle, Aaron, Mays Standouts
Baseball rankings show Mantle and Yanks tied for 7 players at four runs batted in lead the AL, while Aaron and Mays pace the NL RBIs with 18 and 16 respectively. Pitching leaders include Wilhelm and Spahn posting solid marks, with a mix of other starters noted across leagues.
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Patterson rules out New York September title defense
Floyd Patterson will not defend his heavyweight title in New York in September. He also excludes Sonny Liston and Eddie Machen as challengers, cites scheduling to stay in shape, and lists six likely contenders including Zora Folley, George Chuvalo, Alex Miteff, Mike DeJohn, Tom McNeeley, and Robert Cleroux. He may defend in Europe against Cooper or Johansson if persuaded.
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Sweden
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Chandler, Ariz
George Chuvalo
Toronto
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Argentina
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Syracuse
N.Y
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Boston
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Montreal
Pierce JC Dominates Multi School Track Meet in Los Angeles
Pierce Junior College edged Phoenix College and five other rivals to win the meet with 8742 points. Phoenix scored 6642, followed by Glendale 64, Los Angeles City College 63, Cerritos 62, Pasadena 45, Compton 31, and Ventura 14. Richard Haywood swept the hurdles, taking both the lows in 24.3 and highs in 14.8.
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Dutch Hoy
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San Juan Keeps Team Amid High Costs
The San Juan baseball franchise will stay in Puerto Rico for now after IL directors vote to give owner William McDonald more time to judge the operation. League President Thomas H. Richardson said the request was reasonable, with decision tied to attendance during a May 12 10 day home stand. Marlins relocated from Miami averaged 1000 to 1500 per game this season.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
McDonald
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Thomas H. Richardson
Marlins
Miami
Fla
Giambra Seeks 12th Straight Win in Bahama Fight
New York UPI reports Joey Giambra from Buffalo aims for his 12th straight victory in a nationally televised middleweight bout against Yama Bahama of Bimini Island Bahamas at St Nicholas Area. Giambra is favored at 13 10 over Bahama.
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UPI
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St. Nicholas
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Buffalo
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Bimini Island
Bahamas
Yama Set For 7 P.M. Boxing Showdown In Phoenix
The 27-year-old Yama tops Giambra in a bout touted for sharpness despite Giambra's recent layoff from a Dec 6 hand fracture. Yama fought twice this year finishing Shaw in eight rounds in Nassau and Garbelli in Milan, while Giambra last fought December 6. Yama holds 65-11-4 with 21 KOs. Giambra 62-5-2 with 30 KOs and a noted near title shot in 1955.
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Tiger) Jones
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Wildcats and Sun Devils Ready for Dual Meet Clash
Arizona and Arizona State baseball and track teams clash in Phoenix and Tucson. Arizona baseball favors Zeller and Dutt against Tatum and Slaughter with ASU needing a sweep for a playoff shot. Track could see eight dual meet records fall as Baldy Castillo and Carl Cooper eye key marks.
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