Durocher Seen As Cardinal Manager
New York based report says Johnny Keane will be fired within two weeks and Leo Durocher is the leading candidate to take over the St. Louis Cardinals. Walt Alston and Branch Rickey ties noted, with Rickey backing Durocher amid manager speculation.
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United States Retains America Cup in Four Straight Wins
Britain loses the 1964 America’s Cup after Constellation sails past Sovereign in four straight races. The 12 meter sloop finished with a 15 minute 40 second margin on a 24 mile course. Australia hints at a future challenge as New York Yacht Club sets entry window at 300 days.
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Davis Rolls 561 To Top League
Norm Davis delivered a 561 series to lead the Friendly 4’s at Frontier Lanes last week with a 221 high game. Other top scores included Jack Brouse 222-550 Paul Martin 201-534 and Jack Jaques 200-506. Ladies semi classic features Doris Contryman 539 and 205 as high game with Irma Maas 180-524 Phyllis Johnson 182-515 and Laura Jamison 173-512 also noted. Frontier Gems highlights Meriel Murray 462 and 242 with Alma Connell converting a 3-7-10.
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Scottsdale Area Players Named Week Defensive Standouts
Scotts dale high schools honor Arcadia senior Ron Johnson Coronado’s Tom Dahl and Scottsdale High’s Don Burger as defensive stars of the week. Johnson had 10 tackles in Arcadia’s 27 0 win over Mesa. Dahl anchored Coronado’s defense and offense against Yuma with eight tackles and two assists. Burger split time at left halfback and on defense versus Westwood and described by Coach Campbell as a real competitor who kept going despite fatigue.
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Susy Marony
Judy Alexander
Phillies Toe Red Threat as Ruiz Steals Home for 1 0 Defeat
Cincinnati Reds nipped the Phillies 1 0 on Chico Ruiz s sixth inning steal of home. Ruiz reached on a single, moved to third on Vada Pinson s hit, then sprinted home as Art Mahaffey threw past Clay Dalrymple. The loss widens Philadelphia s lead over Cincinnati to five and a half games with 11 to play.
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Chevelle Beats Thunderbolt in Bee Line Duel
Chevelle driven by Kelly Chadwick won three straight match races against Les Ritchey’s Ford Thunderbolt in the superstock class at Bee Line Drag, posting speeds of 117.16, 119.04 and 118.29 with a best ET of 11.84 on the first and third runs. The night also saw Howard Cam Unbeatable top fuel with 177.51 mph and 8.4 seconds.
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Cluff of Mesa Dominates B Gas Trophy Race
Eddie Cluff of Mesa trims rear wheel hop and wins the B Gas trophy with a 12.33 second run at 111.24 mph in a Willys. Rudy Orrantia’s CMSP Corvette tops Street Eliminator at 100.11 mph in 13.74 seconds. Other eliminator results include Rundle Reeves Auto 13.21 at 104.28, Bowers 15.67 at 88.00, Lofters 12.60 at 103.00, and Mane 13.67 at 92.59 in bike classes.
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Morris Nine and Wilshire Triumph in Softball Showdown
Morris Sporting Goods and Wilshire Service won last night in the Scottsdale Winter Softball League. Morris defeated Motorola 13 to 5 in six innings before an eight run ruling ended the game. John Dillon pitched the win, allowing six hits, while Morris collected 16 hits led by Danny Kleinman with four including a triple and a double, and Gary Hall with four hits in five at bats.
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Baseball Today and Mon, Tue Probables and Standings
Baseball schedule lists Tuesday pitchers for the New York at Cleveland doubleheader and other AL matchups. Standings show Philadelphia leading NL with 90 wins, Cincinnati and St Louis close behind, Milwaukee and Pittsburgh mid-pack, Los Angeles and Chicago in the middle. Monday results include Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 0 and San Francisco 1 Houston 0.
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Attitude Praised After ASU Narrow Win Over Utah State
Sun Devil coach Frank Kush praised ASU for a 28 18 victory as Utah State arrived expecting an easy game. Kush highlighted defensive standouts and 11 men in on tackles while 18 completions by John Torok neared a school record.
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Nicklaus Gains In Money Race In Portland Open
Jack Nicklaus, the tour’s only four winner this season, neared Arnold Palmer’s $110 743.37 total by winning the Portland Open last Sunday. His $5 800 prize pushed his year’s winnings to $107 717.83. Bill Casper rose to third with $1 800 from the Portland tournament.
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Olympic Cagers Top Warriors In San Francisco
The United States Olympic basketball team beat the San Francisco Warriors 63 to 56 at USF. Jerry Shipp led with 16 points as Wilt Chamberlain scored 20 for the Warriors, while Walt Hazzard added 10 for the Olympians in a sharp, team driven win.
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