Players of the Week across several Phoenix area schools
Coronado High School names Don Walsh Player of the Week after a full game against Yuma with seven tackles and three assists, while Scottsdale High honors Jim Fuller for two rushing touchdowns in a 24 6 win over Mesa Westwood. Arcadia’s Tom Farmer earns Titan player of the week for defense against Mesa. Scottsdale Quarterback Club to honor Arcadia’s game of the week at a Safari Hotel luncheon. The Titans travel to Chandler High Friday.
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Milwaukee Braves Stay Put Amid Civic Backing
Milwaukee officials pledged support after the Braves announced they would remain in Milwaukee "as long as we're welcome." Gov. Reynolds welcomed the decision while noting possible congressional or DOJ scrutiny of baseball as private enterprise. Braves president John McHale cited radio and TV rights concerns and indicated plans to stay in Milwaukee.
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Top Baiters National League Player & Club G. AB R. H. Pet.
A compact listing highlights top NL batters with G AB R H and batting averages for players like Davis Cepeda Mays White Flood and Aaron. It shows leaderboards for runs batted in and home runs, plus pitching rows for Perranoski Koufax Marichal and Ford with win loss marks.
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Baseball Tonight Probable Pitchers and Standings Recap
Tuesday slate features St. Louis at Chicago Gibson vs Ellsworth. Cincinnati at Milwaukee night Maloney vs LeMaster. Pittsburgh at Houston Sisk or Gibbon vs Zachary. New York at Los Angeles Stallard vs Drysdale. Philadelphia at San Francisco Culp vs Marchal. Hawks beat Detroit as Siegfried cut. Yates placed on waivers.
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Pesky Hired Again for Boston Red Sox
Boston vice president Mike Higgins said Johnny Pesky will return for another one year contract as manager. Under his first season he led Boston to June contention and July's second place before pitching and offense collapsed and the team fell to seventh. Attendance rose past 200000, aided by stars like Yaz and Radatz.
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ASU football season opener in doubt after Wichita loss
New Mexico State coach Warren Woodson says Arizona State will start its season Saturday, citing a 33-13 upset by Wichita State. Woodson expects ASU to rebound at home against New Mexico, while ASU coach Frank Kush calls the Wichita defeat the most humiliating of his career.
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Dodgers Move Closer to Pennant If Cardinals Collapse
The Mets face the Dodgers in Los Angeles while the Cardinals play Chicago. A Cardinals loss or rain keeps Dodgers from clinching. a Cardinals win allows a postgame pennant celebration. Tracy Stallard faces Don Drysdale as Los Angeles seeks the title.
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McKay Confident as USC Prepares for Oklahoma Showdown
USC coach John McKay, hailed as Coach of the Year, dismisses Oklahoma’s woes and looks to a televised clash. He notes Oklahoma’s quality despite a slow opener, while USC limps through a rain compromised win over Colorado. UCLA coach Bill Barnes aims to rebound after a rocky Friday loss to Pittsburgh.
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Hearing Set On Post's Request For New Trial
A hearing on the Saturday Evening Post's motion for a new trial in the $3,060,000 libel award to former Georgia football coach Wallace Butts is set for Oct. 16. Federal Judge Lewis Morgan fixed the date. The Post seeks a new trial claiming a witness testified falsely, jury prejudice, and improper testimony about Butts' activities off campus.
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