Tempe Buffaloes Hold Off Arcadia In Key 29 12 Victory
Tempe pushed off Arcadia scoring in each quarter except the third to win 29 12 and stay in the Class AA I title race. Larry Stanphil rushed for yards and two TDs while John Vincent threw for two more as Tempe dominated time of possession with 120 rushing yards and 141 passing yards. Arcadia, slow early, rallied in the third with Pat McGinty scoring and John Propstra adding a Titans touchdown before Tempe pulled away with a Vincent to Bob Weber connection and a late safety.
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Tempe
Arcola Titans
Buffaloes
Arcadia
Propstra
Mike Whalen
Titans
Vincent
Bob Weber
Rollins
Pat McGinty
John Benedict
Larry Stanphil
Titan
Charles Smisek
Mesa Jackrabbits Roar Past Scottsdale Beavers 48-8 in Undefeated Night
Mesa High's Jackrabbits dominated the Scottsdale Beavers 48 to 8 as Andy Livingston scored three times including a 30-yard run. John Thierback added two extra points and seven conversions while Lynn Bedford led ground gains with 73 yards. Scottsdale's Steve Wright and Joohn Hines passed for 127 and 39 yards respectively.
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Mesa High
Scotsdale
Beavers
Mesa
Scottsdale
Andy Livingston
Leeis
Rae
John Thierback
Livingston
Thierback
Ralph Brinkerhoff
Beaver
Jerry Sanders
Jim Palmer
Lynn Bedford
Steve Wright
Joohn Hines
Harry Luge
Darvil West
Bedford
Brinkerhoff
Terry Shaffer
John Hines
Jim Corsaro
Ford OToole Win Tuneups Before World Series Opener
Whitey Ford and Jim OToole, the anticipated World Series starters, each pitched strong tuneups. Ford struck out nine in six innings for the Yankees, allowing four hits and nearly winning his 28th. OToole won his 19th as Cincinnati manager Hutchinson approved. Orioles beat White Sox 3-2 in 10. Senators blanked Athletics 2-0. Tigers 6-4 over Twins in 10. Angels 6-4 over Indians.
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Whitey Ford
Jim O'Toole
Ford
O'Toole
Cincinnati
Freddie Hutchinson
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Luis Arroyo
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland Indians
Stengel Optimistic As He Selects Mets Players
Casey Stengel, 71, returns to managing with the New York Mets in an $80 000 role, aiming to assemble a winning NL team by hand picking players from the eight NL clubs for the Mets and the Houston Colts. A Mets spokesman said there was no word on his future beyond 1962, but he could keep the job as long as he wants.
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NEW York
UPI
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Stengel
New York Yankees
Glendale
Calif
Mets
Houston Colts
Los Angeles Angels
Washington Senators
The
Umpires Named For Big Series
Ford Frick appoints World Series umpires and scorers for Reds vs Yankees. Opening game at Yankee Stadium on Oct 4 will feature Ed Runge plate, Jocko Conlan 1b, Frank Amont 3b, Augie Donatelli lf, Bob Stewart 2b, Shag Crawford rf with infield rotation for games two onward. Official scorers: Ed Rumill Ken Smith and Earl Lawson.
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NEW York
UPI
Ford Frick
Cincinn Reds
New York Yankes
Yankee Stadium
Ed Runge
Jocko Conlan
Frank Amont
Augie Donatelli
Bob Stewart
Shag Crawford
Ed Rumill
The
Christian Science Monitor
Baseball Writers Association of America
Ken Smith
New York Mirror
Earl Lawson
Cincinnati Post and Times-Star
Syracuse Coach Seeks 100th Win
Syracuse University coach Ben Schwartzwalder aims for his 100th victory in 16 years of coaching as his team meets West Virginia. He compiled 25-5 at Muhlenberg and holds 74-36-2 at Syracuse over 13 seasons.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Ben Schwartzwalder
Syracuse University
West Virginia
Schwartzwalder
Muhlenberg
Titans Re acquire Former Player
New York Titans re acquired quarterback Bob Scrabis after releasing him earlier this season to fill the injured Dick Jamieson spot. Scrabis, 6 3 and 225 pounds, played college football at Penn State.
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Titans
NEW York
UPI
Bob Scrabis
New York Titans
American Football League
Dick Jamieson
Scrabis
Penn State
Griffith Defends Title Tonight Against Paret Rematch
Emile Griffith defends the welterweight crown tonight in a 15 round Madison Square Garden bout with Benny Paret. The New York and Virgin Islands fighter seeks a ninth straight win as he defends his title won April 1. ABC will televise the fight at 10 p.m. MST.
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New York
UPI
Emile Griffith
Benny
Kid) Paret
Madison Square Garden
ABC
Griffith
The
Virgin Islands
Friday and weekend baseball results and probable pitchers
Friday night scores Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh 1 and Milwaukee 1 San Francisco 1. Saturday features Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Jay 21-9 vs Jackson 0-0. San Francisco at Milwaukee McCormick 13-16 vs Willey 6-12 or Piche 1-2. Los Angeles at Chicago Williams 14-12 vs Ellsworth 9-11. St. Louis at Philadelphia Gibson 12-12 vs Buzhardt 6-17. Sunday's schedule lists multiple games including Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and New York 2 Boston 1 with other matchups such as Baltimore 3 Chicago 2 in 10 innings and Cleveland at Los Angeles night with Grant 14-9 vs McBride 12-15.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Fran
Jay
Jackson
San Francisco
McCormick
Willey
Piche
Los Angeles
Chicago
Williams
Ellsworth
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Gibson
Buzhardt
Boston
New York
Schwall
Terry
Baltimore
Pappas
Detroit
Minnesota
Koplitz
Kaat
Washington
Kansas City
Daniels
Shaw
Cleveland
Grant
McBride
Chicago Philadelphia
Upsets ripple through Southwestern Tennis Championships
At the 49th Southwestern Tennis Championships in Tucson seeded players advance to semis while several upsets shake the field. In men’s singles top seed Bill Lenoir beats Brad Ogle 6-3 6-2, Willie Hernandez knocks off Paul Butt 6-2 6-3, second seed Hugh Stewart defeats Carter Lenoir 6-3 6-1, and George Stosser beats Bobby Goldfarb 6-3 8-6.
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Tucson
UPI
Arizona
Bill Lenoir
University of Arizona
Brad Ogle
Willie Hernandez
Thatcher
Hernandez
Paul Butt
Albuquerque
Hugh Stewart
Pasadena
Calif
Carter Lenoir
University of Alt Pone
George Stosser
Wildcats
Stosser
Bobby Goldfarb
El _Paso
Scottsdale High Opponents Football Scores
Washington 38 Yuma 6 Flagstaff 33 Prescott 0 Tempe 29 Arcadia 12 Rincon 27 Glendale 6 Catalina 8 Sunnyslope 0 Camelback 21 Carl Hayden 6 Arcadia High Opponents St Marys 6 Phoenix Union 6 Flagstaff 33 Prescott 6 Mesa 48 Scottsdale 8 Salpointe 32 Amphitheater 13 Coronado High Opponents Cortez 49 Paradise Valley 0 Ajo 25 Phoenix Christian 14 Tempe 29 Arcadia 12 Peoria 42 Phoenix Indians 0 Chandler vs Holbrook postponed Class AA No Phoenix 20 Phoenix Central 13 West Phoenix 26 South Mountain 6 Class A Winslow 12 Snowflake 0 Safford 42 Clifton 20 Eloy 12 Casa Grande 6 Miami 47 San Manuel 0 Kingman 12 Agua Fria 6 Douglas 53 Morenci 6 Yuma Kofa 12 Buckeye 0 Bisbee 20 Nogales 6 Tolleson 33 St Johns Indians Class B Marana 32 Thatcher 0 Alchesay 18 Chinle 6 Maricopa 54 Casa Grande Fresh 0 Williams 52 Window Rock 20 Mingus 20 Bagdad 12 Globe 20 Superior 0 Hayden 23 Benson 6 Willcox 31 Florence 20 Antelope 25 Parker 0 Duncan 20 Tombstone 7 Gilbert 13 Coolidge 12 Wickenburg 12 Ray 6 Class C Arizona School for Deaf and Blind 37 Ft Thomas 19 Pima 38 St David 28 Camp Verde 40 Ash Fork 0 Patagonia 44 Bowie 7
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Washington
Yuma
Flagstaff
Prescott
Tempe
Arcadia
Rincon
Glendale
Catalina
Sunnyslope
Camelback
Carl Hayden
Coronado High
Cortez
Paradise Valley
Ajo
Phoenix Christian
Peoria
Phoenix Indians
Mesa
Scottsdale
Chandler
Holbrook
Winslow
Snowflake
Safford
Clifton
Eloy
Casa Grande
Miami
San Manuel
Kingman
Agua Fria
Douglas
Morenci
Yuma Kofa
Buckeye
Bisbee
Nogales
Tolleson
St. John’s Indians
Marana
Thatcher
Alchesay
Chinle
Maricopa
Casa Grande Fresh
Williams
Window Rock
Mingus
Bagdad
Globe
Superior
Hayden
Benson
Willcox
Florence
Antelope
Parker
Duncan
Tombstone
Gilbert
Coolidge
Wickenburg
Ray
Arizona
Knights and Coyotes Battle To 6 6 Tie In Prep Game
St. Mary's and Phoenix Union battled to a 6-6 tie in a state prep football matchup. St. Mary's took a second period lead on an eight yard run by Larry Martin but failed on the ensuing extra point. Ray Warren scored for Phoenix Union in the third quarter to knot the score.
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Phoenix Union
Larry Martin
Frank Meza
Knights
Coyote
Coyotes
Ray Warren
Washington Rams
Yuma
Rams
West Phoenix
South Mountain
Jimmy Jones
Rebels
Flagstaff Eagles
Bob Young
Prescott
Badgers
Young
Eagles
Salpointe
Fred Reece
Paul DeLamboy
Amphitheater
Tucson
Reece
DeLamboy
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John Propstra
Stanphil
Penanties
Everett Rollins
Jerry Fiedler
Buffs
Tom Haney
Carl Grantow
St. Mary’s Knights
Coronado
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Jim Wal
Ton
Man
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Jack Lambert
Livington
Jackrabbit
Jim Webb
Mesa Scottsdale
United Press International
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Chi
L. Pet
Arcadia High
Phoenix
Phoenix Central
North Phoenix
Central High
Bob Tengen
Paul Shank
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