Ahern Breaks 2 Swim Records at Tucson Meet
Scottsdale High’s lone swimmer Ahern set two state records in Tucson with 52.4 seconds in the 100 yard freestyle and 4:17.1 in the 400 yard freestyle. He previously held the 400 free mark at 4:27.5. Arcadia placed seventh with 22 points as Bennett led with a 2:16.3 in the 200 IM, Bly and Gamntner also scored, Palo Verde won with 45.
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Arcadia Dominates 880 Event As Thomas Leads
Arcadia High stars John Thomas and Terry Junti swept the 880 yard event with Thomas clocking 1 58 and Junti finishing fourth. Arcadia scored six points on the day behind strong 880 showings while Phoenix Union won the meet. Scottsdale’s Jack Malloy added a fourth in the 440, with other local runners also competing but not placing.
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Baseball today scores and night results across leagues
Major League action includes Philadelphia over Milwaukee 8 to 5 Pittsburgh 3 St. Louis 2 New York 2 Houston 5 Chicago 3 first night, Houston beats Chicago 1-0 second night, Los Angeles 8 San Francisco 0 in 12 innings. Also Cincinnati 3 New York 0 then 12 1. Milwaukee 3 Philadelphia 4 in 12. Milw 2 Phila 7 in 12. plus varied wins in other matchups with noted pitchers and homers. Monday and Tuesday schedules listed with multiple games and probable pitchers.
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Indians and Colts Triumph in U Gams League Play
Two venues hosted Sertisdale Little League action as the Indians defeated the Reves 5 to 4 with Marty McGhee on the mound and Porraieten taking the loss. Hasbrook bested Poetants 2 to 1 as Calp 44 went behind the one hit performance.
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Valley Country Club hosts Fun Day for women golfers
About 80 women join Valley Country Club in Paradise Valley Arizona for Fun Day on May 21 featuring Scotch twosome nine hole play with one ball per team. Prizes include charm bracelets for winners and hole in ones. officers to be installed at luncheon with Audrey Jensen to become president of the Valley Ladies' Golfers Association and Daun Mayer named vice president.
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Young Pitchers Quiet A L Bats
Sam McDowell of the Indians pitched a six-hitter in a 9-3 win over Detroit while Dave Morehead of the Red Sox hurled a one-hitter in a 4-1 victory over Washington. McDowell and Morehead, both teenagers, improved to 2-2 and 3-0 respectively as AL action saw Chicago White Sox, Los Angeles Angels, Yankees, and Athletics win in varied fashion.
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Koufax No-Hits Giants as Dodgers Clinch 8-0 Victory
In Los Angeles Sandy Koufax threw his second career no hitter to blank the San Francisco Giants 8-0. Aqueduct hosted Get Around roll to win the $61 000 Withers Stakes in New York. In Boston Jose Gonzalez beat Joe DeNucci by split decision in a nationally televised middleweight bout. Nigeria's Dick Tiger was recognized as world middleweight champion by the Massachusetts Boxing Commission after Pau Pender's retirement. Everton, led by Roy Vernon, defeated Tottenham 4-1 to clinch the 1962-63 British Soccer League title.
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Julius Boros Wins Colonial Invitation With 279
Julius Boros of Southern Pines North Carolina captured the Colonial Invitation golf title finishing one under par at 279. He outshot rivals at Fort Worth Texas to secure the victory.
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United States Wins World Amateur Game Over Mexico
In Sao Paulo the United States defeated Mexico 88 to 74 to open the world amateur basketball tournament. In Dallas the American Top ball League unveiled a plan to assist players for the New York Jets and Oakland Raiders. In Midland Texas David Fawcell 34 of Lubbock was killed in an auto accident at Rattsnake Raceway.
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Final reports on Big Daddy Lipscomb autopsy due today
Final results of autopsies on Gene Lipscomb known as Big Daddy, former Pittsburgh Steeler, are expected today or Tuesday. Lipscomb, 31, died in a Baltimore friend’s apartment last Friday with a medical examiner noting definite suspicion of a narcotics overdose. A Baltimore man was held on $10,000 bail for possession of narcotics paraphernalia tied to the death.
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Big Daddy) Lipscomb
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Legion Tryouts Set Wednesday in Scottsdale
American Legion registrations and practice tryouts for Class A and B resume Wednesday afternoon from 5 to 7 p.m. at Scottsdale Stadium Osborn Road and Baseball Plaza. Open to boys 15 through 18 for summer baseball under big league rules. Regular season opens Monday June 3 with Scottsdale vs. Mesa at 8 p.m. in Mesa.
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Doze LA Bums Ain't Dead Yet Sweep 3 Game Giant Series
The Dodgers sweep the defending NL champion Giants in three games led by Don Drysdale 25 game pace and Sandy Koufax no hitter. Maury Wills adds key double in late rally as Dodgers win 6-5 on Sunday. Phillies beat Braves while Mets Pirates and Reds win in other NL action.
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Banquets Finish Up Tucson Area Sports Year
The three Phoenix high schools Scottsdale Arcadia and Coronado wrapped a year with spring banquets. Key awards were given for baseball track golf gymnastics tennis and swimming. Notable moments included Jim Palmer two state swimming records and Joe Porter’s 146 golf score.
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A-State Stars Spark West Coast Relays Show
The United States track team moved toward Pan American success with strong performances at the West Coast Relays in Fresno. Arizona State dominated the 880 yard relay with Tom Hester Ron Freeman Ulf Williams and Henry Carr posting 1 22.9 to near the world mark while USC recuperated in second place.
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