South Scottsdale Little League wins district title 8-5
Lloyd Young, president of South Scottsdale Little League, raises his arm in victory as South Scottsdale defeats Mesa Western 8-5 to claim the district championship. Bill Smith, District 7 president, joins in the celebration with presence from Ingleside Little League officials and tournament staff including John Thomas and Bill Waybill.
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Alton Riggs, Jr
Mesa Western Little League
South Scottsdale Little League wins District 7 title
South Scottsdale All-Stars rallied for seven runs in the fourth inning to defeat Mesa Western 8 to 5 and claim the District 7 championship. Dennis Johnson earned the win, Alan Williams took the loss, and South Scottsdale advances to the State Tournament to face Casa Grande Monday at 6 p.m. in Madison School No. 2.
Jordan Eyes World Record for U.S. 440 Yard Relay
Coach Payton Jordan says the U S track team aims for a world mark in the 440 yard relay against Britain in London as Bob Hayes handles the anchor. The squad, including Hayes Jones Paul Drayton and John Moon, seeks the 39 6s record set by Texas at Modesto in 1959 with improved baton passes.
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Florida A&m
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Baseball standings and results from Friday's NL games
National League standings: Los Angeles 64 43 .598, St. Louis 61 47 .565, San Francisco 6 48 .556, Chicago 58 48 .547, Cincinnati 58 52 .527, Philadelphia 56 52 .519, Milwaukee 55 55 .500, Pittsburgh 52 54 .491, Houston 42 67 .385, New York 34 74 .315. Friday results include San Francisco 11 18 0 over Chicago 12 17 1 in 10. Cincinnati 4 3 1 over Pittsburgh. St. Louis 9 3 0 over Philadelphia. Los Angeles 6 4 over Houston. New York 4 8 over Milwaukee in two games. Boston 5 6 over Washington. Cleveland 9 4 over Detroit. Baltimore 5 3 over New York. Minnesota 10 6 over Kansas City. Chicago 5 10 over Los Angeles. details show multiple home runs by Williams, Mays, Cepeda, Bur ton, and others.
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Bowie Adams Could Be Scottsdale’s Next Heavyweight Prospect
Bowie Adams, 22, undefeated in eight fights, draws attention as a possible Liston-level heavyweight in Scottsdale. Manager Al Fenn touts him as sized and strong with youth and drive, set to face Huricane Joe Sims on Wednesday August 7 at Madison Square Garden Phoenix alongside Tony Montano and Charley Austin at 12 rounds for the Arizona Middleweight.
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al Fenn
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Wynn Delivers as Colts Top Dodgers 4-1
Jim Wynn hit his second homer of the season after Carl Warwick’s single to lift the Houston Colts past the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1. Don Drysdale took the loss for L A as Cincinnati native Wynn sparked the rally and helped widen the Dodgers’ gap behind the Cardinals. The day’s MLB action also featured the Cardinals 3-2 win over the Phillies and other NL results, plus AL games including the Orioles’ 5-3 victory over the Yankees.
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Chandler Blanks Scottsdale Nine In District Play
Chandler pitcher Rick Thomas tossed a one hit 8-0 shutout against the Scottsdale all stars in District 7 tournament action last night. Chandler built a 2-0 lead in the first as Ethington and Chappell scored, with Chappell later driving in two more runs in the big fifth inning. Chappell and Bertram Daniels homered for Chandler though Daniels was ruled out on appeal for missing home plate. Scottsdale had runners on in every inning but the final one.
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Alan Williams
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Jack Giroux
Randy Day
Dick Quintana
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Day
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Bob Hasbrook
Hasbrook
Chandler
Rick Thomas
Scottsdale All-Stars
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Anith
Ethington
Thomas
Frank Brant
Mike Palmer
Exhibition Pro Grid Games Set For Weekend
Three AFL exhibition games highlight this weekend with the Chiefs playing the Chargers in San Diego to cap their switch from Dallas. Denver hosts Houston and Boston plays Oakland under Sunday lights. Tobin Rote leads San Diego’s offense joined by Lance Alworth and Paul Lowe while Abner Haynes and Curtis McLinton pace Kansas City.
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All Star Tilt Yields Vikings Bears and Redskins as Winners
Otto Graham leads the All-Star squad to a 20 17 upset over Green Bay with Ron VanderKelen passing for 141 yards and Richter catching 73 yards as Jencks adds two field goals. Bears Jencks, Vikings VanderKelen, and Redskins Richter star in the collegiate win ending a four game skid in the series.
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Getting Up Early Improves Fishing
The article advises bass anglers to adjust to hot summer heat by fishing at dawn or later twilight. Rise before dawn to find cooler surface water and stronger strikes, using surface plugs in shallow pockets and brush, or underwater and deep-diving lures cast parallel to pebble slides. Bass slow their feeding but still bite with slower, careful technique.
Scottsdale Shutouts End Season With Narrow Losses And Big Hearts
The Scottsdale Shutouts finished their season with a 3-3 tie against Mieg & Fallis Babe Ruth and a 7-6 loss to Buckeye Blues. Thirty one boys played for the team across many games, with a mobile roster and no league sponsorship. Managed by Larry Smith, the squad formed from a letter response and grew into a community effort that kept every player on the field.
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