Errors Menace Arcadia Nine Faces Pitching Woes
Arcadia Titan pitchers struggle with support as pitching totals show Chris Martin 3 1 with a 1.96 ERA and 27 strikeouts in 25 innings while Jim Nichols and Tom Goudie struggle with losses. Hitting highlights include Dennis Wolf leading in hits and total bases, with Jim Tingwald driving in runs, as the Titans travel to Chandler and host Casa Grande in a 2 p.m. contest.
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Arcadia Titan
Chris Martin
Arcadia
Jim Nichols
Tom Goudie
Titans
Goudie
Nichols
Martin
Jeff Richardson
Titan
Dennis Wolf
Jim Tingwald
Ron Barr
Ron Johnson
Chandler
Casa Grande
Arcadia Titans
AB EE
RBI Am
Richardson Oudie
Wolff
Tingwald
Ore
Lambert Pacing Beaver Batsmen
Scottsdale High star Mike Lambert leads the Beavers with a .348 average and 8 hits in 23 at bats while the team struggles to a 2-7 record. Don Burger adds five hits in 17 trips and the club hopes for a bounce back against Yuma High and Kofa High in upcoming games in Yuma.
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Scottsdale
Mike Lambert
Lambert
Beaver
Don Burger
Burger
Beavers
George Varga
Don Manross
Curt Tarkington
Scottsdale Beavers
RBI
Eckhelm
Gutkneck
Cameron
McKee
Jones
Manrons
Tarkington
Mooney
Seven Records Fall As ASU Rout Colorado
Arizona State University defeated Colorado 101-42 as seven dual meet records fell and another tied. Highlights include ASU relay 440 yard team at 42.2 seconds, Henry Carr 21.1 in the 220, Ray Young 43 feet 4% inches in the triple jump, Jim Miller 37.4 in the 330 hurdles, Darrell Jansen 14.1 in the high hurdles, Larry Hendershott 54 feet 7 inches in the shot put, and Glenn Winningham 235 feet 5 inches in the javelin.
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TEMPE
UPI
Arizona State University
University of Colorado
Sun Devil
Henry Carr
ASU
Ray Young
Colorado
Jim Miller
Darrell Jansen
Jansen
Larry Hendershott
Glenn Winningham
Dodge and Pontiac duel at Bee Line Dragway
A three out of five match race between a 1963 Dodge driven by AHRA Winter National champion Roger Baker and a 1961 Pontiac driven by NHRA Winter National champion Fred Davidson headlines Bee Line Dragway activity. Time trials start 3 30 p m and eliminations at 8 p m with the feature on Highway 87 north of E McDowell Road. The Dodge has a 383 cubic inch engine over 320 horsepower while the Pontiac uses a 389 cubic inch high performance engine with a four speed transmission.
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Bee Line Dragway
Highway 87
E. McDowell Road
Roger Baker
AHRA
Fred Davidson
NHRA
Baker
Davidson
Pontiac
Local Archer Defends Title At 1964 Arizona Finals
Scottsdale archer Jack Claridge defends his 1963 non amateur freestyle title at the Arizona State Archery Championship to be held Saturday and Sunday at Mesa Bowmen's Field Range. The event draws bowmen from across the state with shooting from 9 a.m. both days and 2 p.m. Saturday. trophies awarded later.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Bow Hunters Association
Mesa
Jack Claridge
E. Palms Lane
Highway 80
Highley Road
Highley
Little Loop Tryouts Scheduled Saturday
Scottsdale Little League hosts tryouts at La Loma School with 8 to 10 year olds from 9 a.m. to noon and 11 to 12 year olds from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. All participants should arrive on time for their age group.
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Scottsdale Little League
LaLoma School
Cameron Narrowly Edged In Papago Junior Majors Bowling
Cameron finishes second by one pin to John Angel with a 622 series and 225 game at Papago Lanes. Jim Hart tops Cameron with a 226 game as Angel posts multiple 600-plus sets. detailed league tallies include Glen Richter 646 series and nine others over 600.
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Cameron
Papago
Papago Lanes
John Angel
Jim Hart
Angel
Hart
Tom Recine
Glen Richter
Ray Weeks
Adam Moro
Tom Kearsley
Bob Mitchell
Bud Howell
Larry Bouk
Stu Austin
Hank Salcido
Ladd Kwi
A's Power Hopes Meet Reality in 1964 Outlook
Ed Lopat of the Kansas City Athletics predicts a possible rise to fifth in the American League thanks to Jim Gentile and Rocky Colavito adding home run power and run production. He cautions about limited left handed pitching and questions rookie help, noting losses of Lumpe Rakow and Wickersham.
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Bradenton
Fla
UPI
Ed Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
Jim Gentile
Rocky Colavito
Ment
Lopat
Ed Charles
Athletics
Aea
Pet Gentile
Kansas City
Norm Siebern
Colavito
Jerry Lumpe
Ed Rakow
Dave Wickersham
A’s
Lumpe Long
Local Grade Schools Clash In Track Meet
Scottsdale City elementary students compete in a city track and field meet Saturday at Coronado High School and Tonto Elementary with all schools entered except Navajo. Girls field events at Tonto boys at Coronado. Ribbons for top five in each event. Weigh-ins 8:00 a.m. races start 9:00 a.m. Final event noon. Spectators welcome.
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Scottsdale City
Coronado High School
Tonto
Scottsdale
Nava
Coronado
Jack Crews
Scottsdale High
Hill Brady
Prep Stars to Compete at Chandler Relays
Arcadia Coronado and Scottsdale high school track athletes head to Chandler High School for the Chandler Relays. Preliminary field events start 1 30 p m with finals 7 p m for field and 8 p m for running events. All ten Division 1 high schools participate.
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Arcadia
Coronado
Scottsdale
Chandler High School
Beavers Fall as Chandler Tops Scottsdale 4-0 in Tennis
Scottsdale's tennis team lost 4-0 at Chandler on the home courts after the first matches. Tempe moved into a 9-2 tie with Beavers following a 6-1 win over Coronado. Mesa beat Arcadia 4-2, Tempe junior varsity won, while Mesa junior varsity swept Arcadia 8-0.
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Chandler
Wolves
Tempe
Titans
Coronado
Scottsdale
Carter
Pete Fennell
Williams
Bill Druliner
Jacks
Rick Tanham
Hrista
Miles Swarthout
Chandler C
John Thorne
Vandiver
Mike Fritz
Jew
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Castro
Larsen
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Gruesendorf
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Wood
Goodman
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Nicholas-Chick
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Larsen-Wood
JV — Tempe
Coronado C
Coronado C. Mesa ‘4, Arcadia 2 Powell (M) Def. Nessage
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Erickson
Schaumberg
Juster
Florez
Sexton
Baumann
Carlin
Powell-Taylor
Erickson-Nealage
Mesa
Arcadia
Senators Vow To Exit Cellar In 1964
Washington manager Gil Hodges promises the Senators will not finish last in the American League in 1964 despite pessimistic expert views. He cites lineup plans with Chuck Hinton Don Lock Jim King Ken Hunt and rookie Fred Valentine plus additions Bill Skowron and Marshall Bridges. Hodges says the club has improved and can shake the defeatist mindset though prospects remain difficult.
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Pompany Beach
Fis
UPI
Gil Hodges
Washington Senators
Chuck Hinton
Don Lock
Jim King
Ken Hunt
Fred Valentine
Senators
Bill Skowron
Marshall Bridges
Hodges
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