Boxing and golf results headlined from Los Angeles to Sanford
Boxing notes include Kid Anahuac KO Dwight Hawkins in Los Angeles and Jim Robinson outpointing Milo Savage in Philadelphia. Sanford Open sees Stan Mosel set a four stroke first round lead with an 8 under par 62. Also results from hockey and pro basketball with Montr. over New York, Detroit over Boston, and St. Louis over Boston while Detroit tops Philadelphia.
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GOLF
Sanford
Fla
Stan Mosel
Essex Falls
N. J
Firm Wins Contract for ASU Football Stadium
The Arizona Board of Regents awarded the stadium contract to F. H. Antrim Company for 677000 dollars for the basic structure. Additional facilities such as administration building seating toilets and fencing will prompt new bids. The 30 450 seat stadium is planned for the 1958 football season.
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Tempe
Arizona Board of Regents
Arizona State College
Phoenix
F. H. Antrim Company
Lynn Laney
Arizona State
Laney
Blue Devils Host Morenci Cats In Tonight’s Game
Sunnyside's Blue Devils welcome Morenci at 8 pm after a 51-31 win over San Manuel. Morenci, coached by Harry Reeves, defeated Duncan 47-34. Don Melton and Ken Suttles led Sunnyside scorers with 10 and 11 points.
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Glen Robinson
Sunnyside
Blue Devils
Morenci
San Manuel
Harry Reeves
Duncan
Don Melton
Ken Suttles
Devils
Fred Bull
Terry Taylor
John Dotson
Dan Barraza
Russ Nielsen
Armand Hanson
NL Leaders Highlight 1957 Baseball Averages and Records
Willie Mays tops NL batting with a .626 average in 1957, edging Stan Musial who set multiple league marks. Hank Aaron and Duke Snider join the top slugging list as Snider fuels a fifth straight 40 homer season while Grady Hamner leads in double plays. Musial extends batting title streak and sets 100-run seasons record. Hodges Campanella and Spahn post NL milestones in grand slams, catcher homers, and 20-win seasons.
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New York
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Willie
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Hank Aaron
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Snider
Granny Hamner
Musial
Lou Gehrig
Gil Hodges
Roy Campanella
Braves
Warren Spahn
N. L
Boudreau Remains Radio Announcer for Cubs 1958
Lou Boudreau will stay in baseball as a radio announcer for the Chicago Cubs in 1958. He teams with sportscaster Jack Quinlan to call home and road games after being deposed as Kansas City Athletics manager last season.
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Chicago
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
Kansas City Athletics
Jack Quinlan
Chicago Cubs
Sun Devils Open Home Schedule vs Pepperdine
The Arizona State College at Tempe basketball team aims to snap a two game skid facing Pepperdine College, a sharp shooting foe. It follows a rough road trip with losses to Pepperdine and Loyola of Los Angeles.
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Tempe
Arizona State College At
Pepperdine College
Sun Devils
Pepperdine
Loyola of Los Angeles
ASD Opens 1957 Basketball Season Against Ft. Thomas
Arizona School for the Deaf Sentinels, led by Coach Frank Sladek, start the 1957 season on Ft. Thomas hardwoods. Veterans Pete Hernandez Tom Posedly Bob Corbett Bob Schultz and Dick Urban return to the lineup alongside new additions.
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Frank Sladek
Arizona School For the Deaf Sentinels
Ft. Thomas
Sla
Dek
Pete Hernandez
Tom Posedly
Bob Corbett
Sentinels
Bob Schultz
Dick Urban
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Kid Anahuac
Mexico
Dwight Hawkins
Philadelphia
Jim Robinson
Milo Savage
Salt Lake City
Daytona Beach
Jim Gerson
Tulsa
Ralph
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Gibson
Fender
Martin
West Congress
TR Teal
Santa
Arizona Highways
Arizona
U.S. A
Johnny Longden
Santa Anita
Mays
Hodges
Gordon
ASD
Vass
Som
Buxton
Jane
Jack
IM Grain, Gordon's Dry Gin Co.,ltd
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Stanwall
4Th Ave
Tucson — Main
Sly Ott
NY Oy
E. Speedway
W. Congress
Main
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