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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1965
Page
9
Arizona Game and Fish Commission hikes elk and bighorn sheep permits with comparable antelope allotments. Open areas and permit counts listed. elk and antelope applications due by Aug 13, sheep deadline Oct 4. Dove season dates set Sept 1-26 with bag limits. later mourning dove season Jan 10-Jan 2 with 12 bag limit and 25 white wings.
American League standings show Minnesota and Baltimore leading, with Cleveland and Detroit mid-pack. Thursday scores include New York at Chicago 3 0 and Minnesota 8 Washington 5, plus Kansas City 5 Boston 1 in night games. Friday schools list several probable pitchers and Saturday schedules across AL venues.
Dandy Sandy Koufax earned his 19th victory, pitching 63 to beat the Milwaukee Braves 6 3. Jim Lefebvre drove in three Dodgers runs with a homer and a single, while Ron Fairly, Jim Gilliam and Maury Wills added two hits each in a 10 hit attack. Other NL results saw the Giants, Phillies, Cardinals and Pirates win, with the pennant chase tight behind Los Angeles. In the AL, Minnesota, New York and Cleveland won while Kansas City beat Boston.
Seven local swimmers and divers head to the National Swimming and Diving Championships in Maumee Ohio with a $100 donation from the Scottsdale Quarterback Club. Competitors include Kendis and Kerry Moore Tracey Gilmore Mike Ahearn Rory Moore Therese Brookbank and Jim Petty. The meet runs Monday through the week with Olympic event top finishers earning trips to Europe and South America.
Cleveland Browns meet the College All Stars in the 32nd pro versus college showdown at Soldier Field. Weather could affect play with heat near 90 and possible thundershowers. Navy star Roger Staubach leads the collegians as Otto Graham coaches the 46 man squad. About 65 000 fans expected. game televised locally on KTVK Channel 3 at 7 p.m.
The Scottsdale Raiders youth football program invites boys aged 11 to 14 to register for the 1965 season. Registration runs Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Saloma School cafeteria. Eligible players weigh 95 to 130 pounds and have not started high school.
The Scottsdale Quarterback Club plans its third season starting August 27 with aim of 200 members. It meets Fridays at noon at the Safari Hotel during winter and supports football and other sports. Members pay 12 dollars yearly and 2 dollars for luncheons. recent activity included a 100 dollar donation to swimmers heading east.
Dan Sikes shot an eight under par 64 at Whitemarsh Valley to lead the Philadelphia Golf Classic by four strokes at the halfway point. Bruce Devlin Kel Nagle Bobby Nichols and Bob Charles trailed at 68 while Arnold Palmer Tommy Shaw Jack McGowan Dave Marr Dean Refram Sam Carmichael Homero Blancas Leonel Herbert shared 69 and many others broke par despite rain delays.
In the Salt River Little League finale the Yankees and Dodgers battled to a 7 7 deadlock. Jim Vance pitched for the Yanks while Tom Anderson and Steve Shaffer worked for the Dodgers. Vance doubled and tripled for New York as Shaffer and Anderson each tripled for the Dodgers and Bob Young added a double.
United Press International reports the Arizona American Legion baseball tournament opens with games in Flagstaff and Tucson. Sanderson Ford, beating defending champion T Bird Freight, faces Sierra Vista at Tucson, while Flagstaff meets Patterson Motors at Flagstaff. The Sanderson-Sierra Vista series moves to Phoenix College, with the Patterson-Flagstaff set at Hi Corbett Field in Mesa Saturday and Sunday. The victors advance to a state championship series.
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