Farrell Fires Dodgers Past Phillies In Extra Innings
Dick Farrell pitched four scoreless innings in relief to earn the Dodgers a 4-3 10 inning win over Philadelphia. Willie Davis and Gil Hodges delivered key hits as Los Angeles moved to within two games of the idle Giants. Farrell, acquired May 4, has three wins this season. The Angels beat Boston 6-5 as Jack Jensen homered. San Francisco-Pittsburgh game was rained out.
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Arcadia High Wins A North Title in Big rout of Agua Fria
Arcadia High sophomore Propstra pitched a complete game guiding the Titans to a 10 1 victory over Agua Fria for the Class A North crown. Propstra improved to 9 0 with six scattered hits allowed and five strikeouts while Arcadia supported him with early offense including Dendy’s key RBI and Turner’s walk and steal. Arcadia and Scottsdale High advance to the state baseball tournament at University of Arizona Friday with Arcadia facing Class A South runner up and Agua Fria facing the southern district winner.
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Box Score Highlights from Agua Fria at Arcadia
Garrison and Petersen hit doubles while Turner slugged a triple. Sota and Garrison contributed on the mound with Jefferies and Propstra handling key innings. Errors by Vallejo Garrison and Turner marked the defensive miscues in a 9 1 loss.
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Cats Meet Sul Ross Friday
The University of Arizona baseball Wildcats will play Sul Ross Friday and Saturday at Hi Corbett Field in Tucson as tune-up games. Arizona, 37–7, earned an at-large NCAA District 6 playoff bid for the 12th straight year after taking three of four from Arizona State. They will face the Southwest Conference winner, likely Texas, in late May in a best-of-three series, possibly in Austin.
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Jensen Returns to Red Sox After Short Retirement
Jackie Jensen rejoined the Boston Red Sox at Wrigley Field and went 2 for 2 with a home run and stellar fielding in a loss to the Los Angeles Angels. His comeback marks a rapid return after a brief retirement amid a troubled season, his second return since 1960.
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LaStarza Considers Retirement After Defeat by Ratliff
In San Francisco, Rolando LaStarza contemplated retirement after a 10 round unanimous decision loss to Monroe Ratliff at Kezar Pavilion. Ratliff, a Los Angeles sacker, dominated late rounds as LaStarza, nearly 34, showed resilience yet failed to win. Ratliff earned the official decision 6-4 from Downey. Silver and Zidich had 5-4 and 6-5 scores.
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New York Mets Name Sparks Emblem Contest Prize
New York owner Mrs. Charles Payson formally named the National League club the Mets. Commissioner Ford Frick NL President Warren Giles and GM George Weiss attended. Payson knocked a champagne bottle from Don Grant’s grasp in ceremony. She offered a $1000 prize for a winning emblem design judged by three sports cartoonists.
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New Global Triple Crown Proposed by Racing Chief
E E Dale Shaffer, head of the Thoroughbred Racing Association, proposed a worldwide triple crown. He urged annual races for older handicap horses across Europe the United States and Australia or Japan. Shaffer spoke before departing for Paris to meet racing bodies globally.
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Ryer Elected President of Eastern Amateur Ski Group
Charles Ryer of Glen Rock New Jersey was chosen president of the Eastern Amateur Ski Association at its 40th convention held Sunday in Pittsburgh.
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Baseball Leaders Across Leagues Highlight Top Performers
In the National League and American League, pitchers and hitters lead in home runs RBIs and wins. Moon and Mantle pace with nine homers, while Mays and Cepeda, Aaron and Sievers top RBIs. Pitchers Elston, Mossi, and Lary post strong starts.
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Bonnies Lose Two Key Players to Illness and Coaching Departure
St Bonaventure University announced major losses as coach Eddie Donovan left to join the New York Knickerbockers on a two year deal. Star sophomore Fred Crawford has pulmonary tuberculosis and is hospitalized, joining teammate and roommate Tom Stith who is already in a hospital for the same illness. Crawford is expected to miss next season with hope of return in 1962 63.
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iTRACK COACH DIES NEWARK NJ
Funeral services will be held here Wednesday for Harry A. Coates track coach at Providence College since 1948. Coates 76 died in a Providence R. I. hospital Saturday after a brief illness.
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Donovan Gets Free Hand With Knicks
Ed Donovan, 38, appointed new coach of the New York Knickerbockers with broad control, replacing Carl Braun. The Knicks, 21 58 last season, missed the NBA playoffs amid internal questions over personnel and management structure at Madison Square Garden.
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Major League Scoreboard: Rain Postponements and Night Games
Baseball schedule shows Los Angeles at Philadelphia postponed by rain. Night games list Drysdale Ma HAffey and McCormick Mizell matchups, with Simmons Jay and Hobbie Buhl noted. Standings include Detroit New York Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Boston Los Angeles Washington Chicago. Probable pitchers listed for several matchups and revisited tonight’s and tomorrow’s games.
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Williams wins duel as Flyers edge Dodgers in 10 innings
In a 10 inning National League game at Los Angeles, Williams earns the win for Farrell while Short takes the loss after a late Philadelphia rally. W Davis hits a homer as Philadelphia edges Los Angeles 4 to 3. San Francisco at Pittsburgh was postponed by rain.
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Yankees Trade Duren For Cerv
In a six player deal the New York Yankees send Ryne Duren Johnny James Leroy Thomas and an unnamed player to the Los Angeles Angels for Bob Cerv Tex Slevenger. Cerv may debut against Kansas City tonight as Duren heads to join the Angels.
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Norlin Hurls Cubs Victory In Openers
Norlin hurled a four hitter to lift the Cubs over Western Floor Covering Dodgers 13 2 and move into a first place tie with the Optimist Club Giants after two season openers. Curtin Parkington and Hamlet each homered as Cubs pitchers limited Dodgers to three. Norlin went all nine innings fanning eight. Tomorrow the Dodgers meet Johnny's Sport Shop Pirates at Scottsdale Stadium at 5 30 p m.
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How Dol Out of 5 Women Make Their Housework More Pleasant
In the text extension phones spread in western homes rising from about 10 to 25 percent in five years. It touts usefulness beauty and economy with nine color choices and three styles making an extra phone a practical inexpensive addition. Customers are urged to call a friend for insight and then contact the business office or a telephone serviceman to order.
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