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Friday. April ,3. Ittmling On PUBLIC MAIL RI Pli HLIC BULLDOG -The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Radio Keglcrs Fly To 'Beat Champ' Ray Curti? and Dave h.irk in time for the Sunday -members of (he KPHO much. bowling team, are determined to bowl in the "Beat the i'hamp" Len 11 event Sunday if they have to rent an airplane to do it.

KPHO and KRUX fives have a match Lanes at p.m. Sunday. All Arizona ARC and WIBC 1 raptnin KRrx lhowlers nav 'nti' Sunday night to entpr fho 0 captain of the KPHO five. UJBANSKI, recently set a Champ' Prep Roundup Class A A NORTH PHOENIX used two walks, a hit, and a squeeze play for three runs in the ninth inning and a wild 14-11 victory over Phoenix Central. George Mies, North's third pitcher, shut out new ABC all-event? record.

and: Miss Can taline. scores will be compared with scratch totals of Lubanski and er, handicap Central the ast fjve innjnes rmer NET proceeds wil, go to charitv of both teams planning to enter the charity event Ed Lubanski and Anita noon BUT CURTIS and will bowl against top Tucson Willfun of the city as at Grpenwa sociations. Bowlers may enter at aftcr learned this week they must howljkeglers at 2 p.m. Phoenix i lanes in Phoenix, Tucson, whenjScottsdale, Mesa. Chandler, Glendale, Prescott, Flagstaff, Yuma, in the state men's tournament at.

Yuma, Sunday. Rather than can-J aR eel the match with their radio vals, Curtis and Steere plan to rent an airplane to fly to Yuma mm With 10 Gal. Gas Purchase Car Wash Central Indian School Rd. Why Take a Chance? Get a First-Class Job BRAKE RELINE CARS IV (Mac) Clay 20 Fears In the Brake Business Grand at 13th Ave. AL 2-1843 Roosevelt at 3rd St.

AL 2-9124 All Work Guaranteed Free Adjustment LINING AND LABOR and Sierra Vista. The Arizona Republic and state Bowling Propriators Wagon Wheeliciation are co-sponsors. Mantle's Hit Trips Cardinals Again, 2-1 ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.

Cunningham and Ken Boyer. with St. Louis Cardinals lost an infield ouf hv Stan Mnciar their .130 014 18 6 MO 3 Wilson, rnndron Mies Fellars; Shumacher. Castle Hay (6), and Mornn. Moutran (4).

Class A North PHOENIX INDIAN School committed 10 errors which enabled visiting Chandler to chalk up an easy 12-0 Class A North victory. Cecil Smith went the route for the losers, being the only pitcher available, and did a good job but lack of support cost him the game. Gilbert Martinez kept six hits well-scattered for the winners. sixth straight exhibition game yesterday when they were shaded by the New York Yankees', 2-1. The Redbirds now have lost 14 of 21 games while the Yankees stand 12-10.

LEFT-HANDER Whitey Ford pitched eight sparkling innings for the winners. He was touched for nine hits but scattered them effectively. St. Louis scored in the first innirag on singles by Joe MERCURY Outboard Motors Sales Service WE TRADE BANK TERMS 9PORTLAHD 5110 North Central MIMS MDSI tSHPUI! SrlRI Ctllll AM 5-2198 PHOENJX an infield out by Stan Musial in between. Ken Hunt, rookie center fielder for New York, prevented a tie with a fine running catch of a drive by Curt Flood in the eighth after Bill White had tripled, LARRY Jackson, Card ace, went the distance.

He gave up a run on singles by Marv Throneberry, Norm Siebern and Andy Carey in the fifth, and the Yanks got the deciding tally in the sixth on a walk to Hank Bauer and singles by Gil Mickey Mantle. McDougald and THE WORUTC mm BOURBON I WIIISKIV! St. Louis loo 000 9 0 ooo on 9 2 Jackson and Smith: Ford. Broil-' and Howard, Blanchard (7) Bobcats blew an 11-6 lead. Bill Lennartz clouted two homers for Central, one with two runners aboard.

Al Moutran and Howard Rudd also homered for the JBob- Jack Stewart, 6-4. 6-0; Roger VVtlr dof. def Doubles 6-1, To IT. fuilom Milter. Riiblnow.

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Collins. 1-6, 6-1 fi-4; Tolo (VVM def Crawforo. fi-4. 6-0. Hull def DIFranrla, 7-S, 7-S; Sands oef.

Taylor, fi-1 6-3; SAndu (Gi dot. Runyon. 6-4. 3-6. (i-2.

Douhlen Crawfrtrd-Colllrj (CJi Herman-Tolo, 11-9, 6-4; L. Sands -Taylor, 'H-'l. lltltlltlll-l'Ml', 11 P. Sands dcf. 6-1.

Jndion Tempt- 1 Fried (J) def. Hamilton (T) 6-1. 6-2: Sohrce def. Llvl 16 hits, and Fellars smashed a homer. (Ti riirimiKfl Providence K.

(flchrnow, hi 1 6-1, 8401 Humpahrnd (Hallmark, 111) CritlnK Out Rushlow, (Cowie, Hy Tom (Burns. 116! Chandler 600 44t 9 0 Phofnlx Indian OOP 000 0 6 10 T( Martinpz and Davidson; Smith and combination of 7 walks and 8 errors enabled Class A Glendale to score a decisive 11-1 win over visiting Class AA Tempe. The Cardinals were held to 4 hits by the combined pitching of B. Burger, T. Miller and B.

Norgeia but the walks and errors proved their downfall. Dick Yancy pitched top ball for the winners during his six inning stint. 000 100 1 8 8 Glendale 227 oOO 4 2 Burger Miller (31. Norgela (6) and Cahill, Yancy, Evans (7) and Turner. Class North McNARY dropped a doubleheader to Class North Snowflake which is undefeated for the season while McNary still has to win a game.

In the opener, Snowflake pecked away at Virgil Kessay for singleton runs and a G-3 victory. Gary Smith collected a Wilt Urged To Be Boxer UAIIIUI SEATTLE (AP) Jack Hurley and 3 singles in 4 tries, T7a i-ftitl i Farrell Porter tripled and hom- ered and Jerry Smith collected 4 said yeaterday he had sent a to Wilt Chamber the 7-foot basketball player to "do nothing until you hear from Whipple. In the second fray, a me." five inning affair, Snowflake scored a 1-0 victory on an un- Hurley, who has managed sev-i earned run in the fourth as Cleon eral topnotch boxers, wants to, 8 61 allowed only 3 hits, make a heavyweight fighter oqt smrn-nak 2 of Wilt The Stilt. V- Xii mil -I McNary 0 00 021 and Butler; Kessay "With his coordination and s. those long arms he could stab them guys silly," said Hurley, his "them guys" embracing the entire heavyweight field.

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Initial Velocity that adds to any good golfer's drives. U.S. ROYAL 2 and Oamr) mowflake Me a ry Blgler and Butler; Carroll and Romero. Prep Tennis -J-. Phoenix 8, ScotUdale 1 Paul Cullom (S) del.

Bob Reece, Of I "(j')' Reading' Moore Helfroe (J) 10-8. 710 Dut tchavp? 1 1-1 Cooper Due 10G Offer To Fight Folley Matchmaker Paavo Ketonen said yesterday he will offer Cooper of England $10,000 to fight Zora Folley here this spring. Ketonen would put the fight on outdoors some time before it got too hot here, preferably in May. COOPER HOLDS the only victory over Folley in the past four years, dunjng which Folley has won 23, 12 of them by knockout. The Englishman decisioned the Chandler heavyweight last Oct.

14 in London. Cooper's victory, one in which Folley and his manager, Bill Swift, dissented strongly, knocked Folley out of the top challenger spot in rankings. A referee alone makes decisions in British bouts. There are no judges. KETONEN SAID he would pay Cooper's expenses in addition to the purse of $10,000.

Policy's percentage would depend upon the gate. Ketonan hopes for as much as $25,000. Ketonen actually may be entering a bidding battle for a Folley- Cooper fight. Denver and Colorado Springs each is interested in such a bout. Folley has whipped Alex Miteff in Denver and will fight Willie Besmanoff there next (Hallmark.

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109) 15-1 12-1 15-1 8-1 10-1 6-1 8-5 FIFTH RACK, Purse 1,000, Olds. S4.000. (8502) Da lOO, iwn Wir FurlnnKA. ind (Sherman. 115) 'jijufi' IT iiiu 01 itri 11 lit 8705 Punkln Young (Dixon, 114) 7808 LUcky C.

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106) Doff (Chavez, 111) 4-1 8-1 3-1 S-l 6-1 SIXTH RACE. Purse $1,000, 4-Tear- Olds Si Do, 11,000, 6 Ktirlonas. 8706 Don't Dream fB.GiacmllT, 120) 6-1 8706 Miss Rlssle (Frey. 112i 6-1 Hill Cap (Scharnow, 8706 Queens Dream (Lewis. 115) 8706 Miss Bly (Dixon.

112) (8804) Ritzy Boy (Burns. Ill) 7806 Klrsty (Coppernoll, 112) 8706 Fran's Tip (Chavez. 109) 8804 Tom Harvey (Rushlow, ill) SEVENTH RACE. Purse $1,100. 4- 7-2 3-1 12-1 8-1 6-1 Tuesday.

Colorado 3t ft 1 1 summpr varatinn rpnfpp vuanta Appropriate (Dotter. llli 8-1 auiuiiici cenicr, wants a 8209 Say (B Giacomelll 109) 4-1 big sports event to highlight its 861 Bellto Boo 's ill) 5-2 conduct of Colorado's centennial celebration. Dog Show Opens CHICAGO (AP)-The elite of British Am To Ireland dogdom compete for honors this ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP)- eke at the 19th Inte "iational The Royal and Ancient Golf Club Show has awarded the 1960 British'Am- In the International Arhphithea ateur Championship to the Port- ter April 4th and 5th, 108 breeds rush course in northern Ireland, and varieties will parade before The tournament will be during the 17 judges from 12 states and Can- last week in May. ada.

27 Prep Ball Games By JERRY EATON Washington High School reached into Colorado for its new football coach yesterday, hiring Carl D. Ulichny of Gunnison, as Yuma High promoted assistant John Schneider to replace grid boss Phil Krueger who resigned, Ulichny, 41, replaces Manuel Aja, former Arizona State University football star who quit to enter ranching. Washington, which entered Class AA competition last September, won only one game for Aja. For the past three years Ulichny, who unsuccessfully applied for the job as head football coach at Phoenix College last winter, has directed Gunnison's grid team. His record there, coupled with 10 years at Rifle, and other coaching dating to 1942, stands at 191 victories, 32 losses, and seven ties.

"In 13 years coaching in Colorado, Ulichny has had one state championship football team, eight conference titles, four second places, and one third," said Mel Zinser, Washington High principal who announced the hiring. Eddie Sine, Aja's assistant last football season, will continue as Ulichny's aide, Zinser said. Ulichny, who has also coached in Wisconsin and Iowa, played football at LaCrosse. for Clyde Smith, now director of athletics at ASU. At Yuma, Krueger, 29, resigned after leading the Criminals to and 8-2 finish last season and third place in last year's Associated Press poll of state high school teams.

In two years for the Class AA GEORGE MIES No-Hit North Pitcher South school, Krueger's teams won 10 and lost 10. Schneider, 30, Krueger's assistant last season, was appointed head coach by the Yuma school board. Both are graduates of Southeastern Missouri State Teachers' College. Krueger did not announce his future plans. In a packed high school schedule today in Arizona, prepsters play 27 baseball and participate in five track meets and four tennis matches.

Top baseball games include Phoenix Carl Hayden at Mesa, the undefeated leader in AA Central, Tempe at Glendale, the A North pacesetter, Casa Grande, an A South division leader, at Eloy, and Gilbert, the first-place team in West at Antelope. The feature in East has Ray at Superior as two of the conference's Play it yourself. Sold only golf professionals' shops. Royal Staff. United States Rubber Dana CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IMPERfAL HaadquaDtn for the best deal on a New or Used Car Anytime WIDE SELECTION IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Mil! TEMPF WO 7 3345 strongest teams collide.

Outstanding teams from A North and A South will vie in the Chandler Invitational Track and Field Meet. Participating schools include Casa Grande, Miami, Peoria, Phoenix Indian School, Sunnyslope, and the host Wolves. Another meet is the Southern Arizona relays at Tucson. TODAV IN PRKI'S Baseball Class AA Flagstaff at Phoenix Camelhack; lucson at Tucson Catallna; Phoenix Carl Hayden at Mesa; Phoentx Un- vs St. Mary's at Eastlake Park; al Manuel at Tucson Salpolnte; ScptUdaJc at Phoenix South Mountain; Washington at West Phoenix Class A North Buckeye at Asua Fria; Tolleson at gr-'pny at Glendale; Holhrook at Wmslow; Sunnyslope at feona; Chandler at Phoenix'Indian; Prescott at Klngman.

riass A South AJO at Globe; Casa Grande at Eloy; Tucson Rlncon at Coolldce; Hayden at Miami; Morenci at Saf- lord. C'lasd West Gilbert at Antelope; Salome at Bagdad; Payson at Phoenix Christian; Gila -Bend at Wlckenburg. A Clifton at Duncan; Florence at Marana; Ray at Superior. Clam Bowie at St. David.

Track Phoenix Camelback at North Phoenix; Chandler Invitational; Southern Arizona Relays at Tucson; Phoenix Carl Hayden at Phoenix Central; Flagstaff at Glendale. Tennis Tucson Rlncon. at Tucson Amphitheater; Phoenix Central at Tucson Duncan at Blsbee; Judson of Scotts dale at West Phoenix. $800, i Bnv (Veafter il.eelln?. 111) I AIMTOX.

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