Arcadia Titans Tie for First with Wofa Win over Yuma
Arcadia High's Titans beat Yuma Wofa 6 4 at Arcadia to reach a first place tie with Scottsdale. Chris Martin earned the win while Nick Nichols drove in runs with timely hits including a double and a sacrifice fly. Propstra and Rollins also contributed key RBIs as Kofa rallied in the seventh.
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Walsh Saves Coronado Win In Bases Loaded Save
Coronado reliever Don Walsh entered the sixth with the bases loaded and struck out three, preserving a 10 8 victory over Yuma. Eddie Morris and Ron Bishop each had two hits, Terry Brenner drove in two, and Walsh earned his third win with 14 scoreless innings. The Dons finished 4 13 on the season.
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Baseball Scores and Box Scores From Saturday and Sunday
Baseball results across major leagues with scores for Saturday and Sunday. Notable matchups include Pittsburgh over Los Angeles 5 0 and San Francisco defeating New York 17 4. Sunday line shows Dodgers at Pirates and Cubs at Braves with multiple home runs and pitching decisions.
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Derby victory and Pan American sprint upset headline
In Louisville Kentucky Chatean eau won the Kentucky Derby defeating Never Bend by a nose. In Sao Paulo Brazil Jim Grelle upset Jim Beatty with a Pan American Games record 1500 meters in 3 45 3.
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Coronado Red and Blue Night Set at Coronado High
Coronado High School hosts a Red and Blue Night on May 21 to showcase the boys and girls physical education program. The event, sponsored by the Coronado High Parent Teachers Association, aims to familiarize parents with the physical education program as coaches express enthusiasm for presenting the activity.
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Locals Finish High In Qualifying Meet
Arcadia High sent six boys to the Inter-Divisional meet in Mesa followed by Scottsdale High with two. Eight total qualified for the state meet in Luecson. Arcadia's John Thomas won the 880 yards in 1 58 8.
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Nicklaus Wins Vegas Tourney by Five Strokes
Jack Nicklaus won the $60,000 Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn Country Club with a 273 total, five ahead of Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema. He collected $13,000 and lifted season earnings to $52,713, aided by 14 under par with 12 birdies on the final round. Casper withdrew after eight holes due to hand pain.
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Cubs Eyeing Pennant Sweep Braves Series
Cubs climb within 11 games of NL lead by sweeping the Milwaukee Braves 3-2 for their sixth win in seven. Ken Hubbs drove in the winning run with a fifth inning sacrifice fly to score Lou Brock as Cal Koonce earned the win.
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Baseball Leaders and Stats Show NL and AL Standouts
Summary of top National and American League hitters pitchers and teams. Key names include Aaron Banks Demeter Snider and Santo with high RBI totals. Wagoner Allison Osborne Batley and others also post five or more runs. Pitching leaders list Washburn and Simmons with strong records, several 2 0 and 4 0 marks across leagues.
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PCL Standings From Doubleheader Week Across Cities
In Salt Lake City Tacoma edged Hawaii 12 to 9 in a late innings contest while Spokane split two games with Haewail 6 3 and 7 innings. Denver swept San Diego 3 0 in the first game and 3 0 in the second eight innings. Portland two games postponed Oklahoma City at Portland in a year.
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Pascual Beats Yankees 4-1 As Red Sox Edge KC 3-2
Pascual, 29, Minnesota, earned his 11th win over the Yankees with a six hitter and eight strikeouts setting Boston’s victory over New York at 4-1. He aims to improve his lifetime mark against the club and notes his early 0-10 start has become 11-18 after today.
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Baseball Roundup of American League Results
United Press International reports a full slate of games with the Twins beating the Yankees as Roger Maris hits his third homer in the seventh. Ralph Terry takes another loss, Lenny Green and Vic Power drive in early runs. The White Sox sweep part of a doubleheader over the Senators then lose the nightcap, while Boston snaps Kansas City 3-2. Cleveland edges Los Angeles 4-3, Detroit shells Baltimore 12-4. Tom Cheney suffers a loss as Washington falls in the opener. Hinton's ninth inning homer completes a Senators split.
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Pro Golf's George Jacobus Seen As Longtime Trailblazer
Oscar Fraley profiles George Jacobus, PGA pioneer and winter tour creator. He recalls rising purses and growing star power since 1933 while noting his 49 years as Ridgewood club head pro and his push to develop junior golf and college players.
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