Phoenix area high school grid realignment sparks double headers
Tucson High coach John Mallamo notes the Arizona rules banning more than one out-of-town trip squeeze schedules for Class AA teams. Only Alpointe stays unaffected as Palo Verde and Sunnyside push toward AA, possibly expanding Division 4 to eight with Douglas joining.
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Phoenix Union and
Phoenix College School Board
Valley of the Sun
Alpointe
Lancers
Glendale
Nogales
Arcadia
St. Mary’s
Brophy
Carl Hayden
Phoenix Union
South Mountain
Camelback
North Phoenix
Central
West Phoenix
Palo Verde
Sunnyside
Arizona Interscholastic Assn
Douglas
John Mallamo
Tucson High
Mallamo
Pueblo
Mesa
Phoenix
Mulkey Favored To Win AAU Decathlon In Albuquerque
In Albuquerque to host the National AAU Decathlon championships, Phil Mulkey of Memphis is the favorite after scoring 8,709 points at a recent AAU meet, challenging Rafer Johnson's world record. Contenders include Edstrom, Herman, Martin and Bragg among others, competing in two flights and ten events across today and tomorrow at Zimmerman Field.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Phil Mulkey
Memphis
Ed Keen
Atlanta Striders
Terry Leonard
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Paul Albitz
Pittsburgh
Don Jessy
Arizona State University
Dale Saxton
Lovington, N.M
Tom Black
Mulkey
Dave
Rafer Johnson
Johnson
Que
Edstrom
Paul Herman
Westmont
Santa Barbara
Herman
Bragg
Baseball Scoreboard From Regional Leagues
Scores from the minor leagues show Tacoma at Vancouver with Haweill winning for 63 and Portland hosting rugues, Spokane visiting Salt Lake, and multiple league results across International League American Association Southern Association and related clubs. Notable lines include Buffalo 6 Richmond 3 and Syracuse 7 Charleston, along with Omaha 2 Dallas Fort Worth and Indianapolis 4.
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Herbel
Vancouver
Piche
Haweill
Podbielan
Portland
Rugues
Spokane
Newcombe
Salt Leake
Taylor
Detroit
New York
Cleveland Oonnew
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Rolt
Bunning
Cleveland
Fisher
Ant
Ashi
Donovan
New
Moeller
Kansas
Kralick
Shaw
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee One
Philadelphia
Jay
Milwaukee
Spahn
Williams
Phila
Delphia
Owens
Haddix
St Louis
St Lovie
Miller
Brew
Sieonney Lanelle Lancaster
Reading
Springfield
Binghamton
Seattle
Williamsport
Mexico City Reds
Veracruz
Crum Sin Poza Rica
San Diego
Lenoir Set for Quarterfinal Clash With Defending Champ
In Chattanooga Eduardo Zuleta of Ecuador, the defending champion, defeated Ray Senkowski 6-2 7-5 to reach the quarterfinals. Bill Lenoir of Tucson overcame Juan Arredondo 6-1 1-6 6-3 to advance to meet Zuleta in the showcase match.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Bill Lenoir
Tucson
Eduardo Zuleta
Ecuador
Lenoir
Juan Arredondo
Mexico
Zuleta
Ray Senkowski
Hamtramck
Mich
Mays Sparks Giants Back to Second with Three-Homer Sweep
Willie Mays powered the Giants to a two game sweep of the Philadelphia Phillies, belting three homers in the opener and a triple and double in the second game. The performance lifted San Francisco into second place by a razor-thin margin over the Dodgers and raised his season average to .331 with five RBIs in the doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
al Dark
Mays
Giants
Willie
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Dallas Green
Frank Sullivan
Lehman
O'Dell
Jones
Juan Marichal
Earl Francis
Elroy
Dodgers
Pirates
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Bill Virdon
Johnny Logan
Roberto Clemente
Larry Sherry
Dick Stuart
Don Hoak
Dodger
Francis
Tommy Davis
Extended grand jury term fuels basketball fixing probe
New York District Attorney Frank Hogan extended the grand jury term to December 29 amid mounting speculation the basketball bribery investigation may reach college football. The latest indictments include Charles Tucker with three bribery counts and one conspiracy, tied to players from Connecticut, Detroit, Columbia and NYU, with linkages to Ohio State and Oregon.
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Frank Hogan
New York
Charles Tucker
Wagman
Hogan
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Florida State
Tucker
Connecticut
Detroit
Columbia
New York University
Kalamazoo
Mich
University of Oregon
Lou Barshak
Michael Siegel
Budin
New York Area
North and
Morgan
Ohio State
Barshak
Siegel
Butlin
Tigers Face Orioles as Hot Streak Meets Jinxed Home Stand
The Detroit Tigers, leading the AL, visit Baltimore for a three game set after sweeping Chicago. The Orioles, 8 of 9, chase a hometown win record amid a Memorial Stadium jinx as Dick Hall and Jim Gentile spark a fifth straight road victory.
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Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Birds
Tigers
Orioles
Memorial Stadium
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Lew Krausse
Dick Hall
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Washington
Indians
Boston
Minnesota
Krausse
Jim Gentile
Russ Snyder
Hall
Wayne Causey
A’s
Jerry Lumpe
Marv Throneberry
Frank Lary
Cal McLish
Dick McAuliffe
Turk Lown
Billy Bruton
Floyd Robinson
Sox
Billy Klaus
Marty Keough
Johnny Gabler
Dave Sisler
Wynn Hawkins
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Bert Cueto
American Girls Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Karen Hantze from Chula Vista and Mimi Arnold of Redwood City reach the women's quarterfinals in Wimbledon. Hantze, No. 8 seed, beat Eva Duldig 6-3 6-2 after a slow start, while Arnold defeated Karen Herich 6-2 6-1. Pat Stewart of Indianapolis and Forest Hills fell to Margaret Smith 6-3 6-0.
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England
Karen Hantze
Chula Vista
Calif
Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
St. Louis
Justina Bricka
Miss Bricka
J. L. Beloford
Britain
U. S
Pat Stewart
Indianapolis
Forest Hills
N. Y
Margaret Smith
Australia
Miss Hantze
Eva Duldig
Miss Arnold
Lesley Turner
Karen Herich
Germany
America
Charles
Chuck) McKinley
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Cardinals call up Buchek as Hemus rumors swirl
The St Louis Cardinals promoted 19 year old shortstop Jerry Buchek for depth in the infield as they open a three game series with the Chicago Cubs. Rumors swirl over manager Sally Hemus job security though GM Bing Devine denies any changes and cites recent team struggles.
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Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Sally Hemus
Jerry Buchek
Chicago Cubs
Hemus
Cubs
Bing Devine
Devine
Alleo
Ernie Broglio
Lindy McDaniel
Larry Jackson
Detroit May Oust Athletic Director
A strong alumni group seeks removal of University of Detroit Athletic Director John Mulroy amid a widening national basketball scandal. Gus Dorais Foundation president William P. Froling said he urged President Laurence Britt to appoint a full time athletic director.
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Detroit
University of Detroit
John Mulroy
Detroit News
William P. Froling
Gus Dorais Foundation
Laurence Britt
Mulroy
ERCC Meet Qualifying Opens With First Round Pairs
The El Rio Country Club hosts the ERCC Meet Qualifying for the first annual best ball tourney on the 6464 yard course. Sunday to Tuesday sessions determine the top 16 teams for the match.
TCC Girls Win Eighteenth Straight Dual Meet
The Tucson Country Club girls swimming team posted a 145 to 32 victory over Tucson Jewish Community Center to extend their dual meet win streak to 18. TJCC boys narrowly beat TCC with a 92 to 114 margin as winners included Emily Updegraff Marty Matteson Sancy Nason Diana Townley Katherine Updegraff Cornelia Foster Alex Cobble and Jimmy Davis.
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Tucson Country Club
Tucson Jewish Community Center
TJCC
TCC
Emily Updegraff
Marty Matteson
Sancy Nason
Diana Townley
Katharine Updegraff
Cornelia Foster
Alex Cobble
Jimmy Davis
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