Luke-Greenway Meet Brings Top Arizona Track Stars To Phoenix
Phoenix hosts the annual Luke-Greenway invitational with 17 state champions and two top relay teams in a night of events. Notable contenders include Ed Mortensen in pole vault, Lynn Ray, Larry Hedder shot put rivals, Bob Morris and Jon Cole in discus, and Scottsdale standouts Carl Granzow Kit Smith and Joe Contreras. The meet begins at 7 p.m. at North Phoenix High School with intense competition across sprints jumps and middle distance.
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Larry Heddershot
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Hayward Sharp
Casa Grande
Bob Morris
Jon Cole
Glendale
Contreras
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Phoenix Union
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Leon Johnson
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Dan McPeek
Clarence Newman
Larry Medlock
Bruce Mortenson
Bob Sanders
Ray Johnson
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Camelback
ASU Cindermen In 4 Way Meet
Los Angeles UP I reports a quadrangular track meet at Oxy Patterson Field bringing Arizona State Occidental UCLA and Southern California. Proceeds fund CSU and AAU championships. Southern California expected to win lacking Rex Cawley who is out with a pulled muscle.
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USC Fresno Teams Meet in District 8 Playoffs Series
USC and Fresno State, the nation’s top two college baseball teams, will face off May 26-27 at Bovard Field in a best-of-three NCAA District 8 playoff. Winners advance to face Northwest champion for a trip to the College World Series in Omaha. The committee rejected Cal Poly Pomona’s bid to join the playoffs for not meeting opponent caliber.
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Dodgers Giants Clash In San Francisco Series Opener
The rival Dodgers and Giants renew their season battle in San Francisco with Juan Marichal facing Don Drysdale. The Giants ride a four game win streak and lead the NL, while the Dodgers miss Podres with an injured shoulder and risk Duke Snider returning from the disabled list.
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Alvin Dark
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
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Pittsburgh
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Johnny Podres
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Duke Snider
Last Chance to Qualify Indy Entries Close Tomorrow
Indy hopes ride on final weekend of time trials at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Six spots remain in the 33-car field with possible bumping as faster cars arrive. Norman Hall tops slowest qualifiers at 141.861 mph and Bob Veith at 143.062 mph sits second slowest.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Los Angeles
Bob Veith
Fort Bragg
Calif
Wall Leads Hot Springs Open After Opening Round
Art Wall Jr. tied for the first round lead at the Hot Springs Open with a 65 after a round that included a 33 32 total. Buster Cupit matched his 65 as the injury plagued golfer from Pocono Manor Pa. plays to defend the title in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Baseball leaders and league leaders snapshot
National League leaders include Moon Dodgers 10 and Cepeda Giants 9 in home runs with Mays Giants 8 and Banks Cubs 7. American League top bats show Gentile Orioles 11 and Mantle Yankees 10 with Colavito Tigers 9. Pitching leaders list Buff alo Giants 3-0 and Pedres Dodgers 5-1 among others. AL names Mess i Tigers 4-0 and Ford Yankees 4-1 as leaders.
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Bostock Leads ACC Golf Field
Frank Bostock the defending champion leads the ACC Arizona Invitational field in Phoenix. He beat Frank Hardison 2 and 1 with par on the back nine. Loren LaPrade defeated Jack Meeker 5 and 4, Fred Siegel beat Floyd Watts 5 and 4, John Workian lost to Larry Pendleton 1 up on the 19th hole.
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Desert Greyhound Park Dog Entries Tonight Summarized
Official entries listed for Desert Greyhound Park tonight covering ten races. The document lists dogs by race, class, distance, and order of preference, with numerous typos and mis-spellings across Gr. 3 through Gr. 5 and Gr. A races, including Sky Skates, Evil Impulse, Ponch's Shadow, Effanem, Wayward West, Cuty D, and others.
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Saber Blade
Patsy
Bob
Ponca Sands
Oxicote
Just About
Duck
Dale
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Venture
Aunt Hortie
King
Rose
Giles
Ponch’s Shadow
Savery Chance
Fanatic
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Queen
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Foxy Sailor
Nosey Woman
Effanem
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Keen Light
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Wayward West
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Hunting regulations to be set by state commission
PHOENIX (UP) hunting seasons bag limits and regulations will be determined at a meeting of the state Game and Fish Commission in Phoenix Saturday.
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Angels chase end to seven game skid in twin bill
Los Angeles and Chicago square off in a twi night doubleheader after the Angels lost 6-4 at Wrigley Field. Manager Bill Rigney plans to start Jerry Casale and Ken McBride in the two games while Sox starter Herb Score and Bob Shaw are set for the nightcap.
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Gamblers Targeted in College Basketball Bribery Probes
New York and North Carolina investigators named gamblers as the prime target in college basketball bribery probes. Alfred Scotti and Frank Hogan discussed the case with Lester Chalmers of Raleigh after a meeting. Three North Carolina players linked to the investigation face charges for fixing games: Anton Muehlbauer, Stan Niewierowski, and Terry Litchfield.
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Major League Baseball Scores Summary
Weather damped the Washington at Baltimore game with a 4 to 0 result in favor of Boston. Bunning, Fox, and Brown logged decisions for the losers. Kansas City and Minnesota split with 9 to 4 and 3 to 1 scores respectively. Throneberry Allison and Rice homered in the listed matches. Baumann earned the win for Los Angeles over Duren. National League had no games scheduled.
Giants Sweep Cubs as Purtill Shuts Them Down 8-2
Purtill pitched a strong game for the Giants, holding the Cubs scoreless until a two-run fourth. Lambert doubled to drive in two more runs as New York built a 4-0 lead and finished with an 8-2 victory.
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Salt River Project Debate Over Colorado River Storage Costs
A historical notice discusses the Interior Secretaries decision on the Colorado River Storage Project and its impact on five states. It cites engineering studies showing consumer power costs rising to 492 million dollars and states power customers would pay about ninety percent of total costs. The text urges public discussion and contact with Washington representatives.
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