Scottsdale Players Shine in All-Star Card Despite Odds
Local football stars from Scottsdale High Arcadia Coronado and nearby towns battled for all star spots in a South team assembly. Jed Nolan Dana Woudenberg Jim Nichols Roger Reinke and others earned starting roles, proving Scottsdale talent can meet or exceed expectations on the field rather than in print.
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Flagstaff
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Tucson
Jed Nolan
Scottsdale High
Arcadia
Jale
Dana Woudenberg
Jim Nichols
Roger Reinke
Coronado
Tom Farmer
Woudenberg
Southern Cal
Nolan
Nichols
Arizona
Reinke
Roger
Bob Hendricks
Moose Rollins
Bob Bertelson
Pat McGinty
Bob Collins
Jim Palmer
Phil Brady
Gary Deak
Brady
Deak
Quentin Gregory
Virden Brown
Brown
North
South
Dim Urie
North High Cagers Top South 92 84 In Arizona All Star
Ike Bonds of Winslow led the North to its first win over the South 92 84 in the Arizona All Star game at Arizona State College. Bonds scored 20 points, Dan Pence added 18, Norman Beech 17, and Ken Hamilton 15. Rick Culbert led the South with 17, Pat McAndrews 16, Steve Skinner 12.
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Plagstaff
Winslow
Ike Bonds
North
South
Arizona
State College
Central
Dan Pence
Bonds
Pence
Norman Beech
Alhambra
Ken Hamilton
Snowflake
Rick Culbert
Rincon
Pat McAndrews
Flowing Wells
Mesa
Steve Skinner
Young Golfers Tuning Up For Villa Monterey Tourney
Rick Ryser led a field of young golfers with a nine hole 36 at Villa Monterey Golf Course as prep for next week’s co sponsored Villa Monterey boys and girls tournament. Barbara Blankenship led the girls with a nine hole 53 while 14 boys played and Mark Haar shot 79 for 18 holes.
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Rick Ryser
Villa Monterey
Ryser
Bruce Thomaso
Tanie Wannan
Agin Jack Wiainel
Villa Monterey Boys and Girls Golf Association
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Dept
Barbara Blankenship
Mark Haar
Jack Kramer
Benny Hileman
Greg Davis
Eddie Abrahams
Jeff Hanseri
Tom Cook
Assembly of God Wins Scottsdale Parks Debt Tournament
Assembly of God defeated Pedros 11 to 5 to claim the slow pitch championship. They collected 13 hits and committed one error. Top hitter Gay Hartwick led with a double and two singles.
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Assembly of God
Pedros
Scottsdale Parks
Gay Hartwick
Speed Sport Dragster Aims for 200 MPH Night
The Tucson based Spee Sport A fuel dragster driven by Red Groth plans to break the 200 mph barrier at Bee Line Dragway tonight after a 195 mph run last week. Eliminations start at 8 pm on Bee Line Highway four miles north of McDowell Road. Paradise Ford of Scottsdale challenges Des Blades Gilbert Ashley in a best three out of five match race featuring a 327 cubic inch Chevrolet against a lighter Falcon with a 260 cubic inch engine.
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Bee Line Highway
McDowell Rd
Paradise Ford
Scottsdale
Des Blades
Gilbert Ashley
Ford
Sport of
Tucson
Bee Line Dragway
Western Divisional Little League ends for Arizona teams
Reno Nevada defeats Westwood Phoenix 6-1 as Steve Lane earns the win with 11 strikeouts and 1 hit allowed. Tucson rallies late but Roswell New Mexico holds on 3-2 to advance, Roswell pitcher David Sepulveda seals win with fifth strikeout. The Western Regional resumes tonight with Reno vs Roswell and Roswell advances toward the World Series.
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Arizona
Tucson
Phoenix Westwood
Reno
Nev
Roswell
N.M
Kaibab Field
62Nd St
Camelback
Phoenix
Westwood
Steve Lane
Lane
Steve Rausch
Dennis Schaub
Ronald Beckman
David Sepulveda
Sepulveda
Rudy Leon
Leon
Earl Barnett
Holland Hunter
Mark Timberlake
Frank Moreno
Gregg Gomez
Charles Marsh
Ernie Zilla
Earl Jimmy Haynes
Tycsin Arizona
Little Son
Torrance
Calif
Belinsky Faces Suspension For Assault Charge
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Bo Belinsky heads back to the West Coast under an indefinite suspension after being charged with beating a 64 year old sports writer Braven Dyer of the Los Angeles Times. Dyer required six stitches for a cut in the ear and had a black eye and bruises from a Friday fight. Belinsky, 27, called himself a victim of circumstances and said he would appeal. This is his second suspension with the Angels after refusing a Hawaii assignment last year. He first rose to fame with a no-hitter against the Baltimore Orioles in 1962.
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Washington
UPI
Los Angeles Angels
Bo Belinsky
West Coast
Jefthander
Angels
Bill Rigney
Braven Dyer
Los Angeles Times
Belinsky
The
Angels’ Hawaii
Baltimore Orioles
Mame van Doren
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedules of Major Leagues
National League leaders Philadelphia and San Francisco post strong records as Pittsburgh Chicago and St Louis jockey for position. Weekend games feature Schwall vs Ellsworth in Chicago, Gibson vs Moeller in Los Angeles, and key matchups including Cincinnati at Houston and Milwaukee at San Francisco with multiple night games listed.
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Philadelphia
San Fran
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Phila
San
Fran
Schwall
Ellsworth
Gibson
Moeller
San Francisco
Fischer
Bolin
Herbel
Culp
Fisher
Nuxhall
Nottebart
Thunderbird Ninth Inning Rain Delays Regional Baseball Action
T-Bird Freight Lines lost 8-6 to Hawaii in a rain delayed Region 8 American Legion tournament nightcap at Rendezvous Park. Hawaii faces California next as Greeley tops Roswell 3-2 while Clearfield defeats Fallon 6-2 and ousts Roswell.
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MESA
UPI
Thunderbird
Freight Lines
Hawaii
Nevada
Rendezvous Park
American Legion
Saving bonds for patriotic pride and personal gain
A vintage ad explains how U S Savings Bonds offer a patriotic feeling and personal financial benefit. It touts guaranteed returns and tax advantages, noting a 7 year maturity and no state or local tax while promising $4 back for every $3 invested. It also mentions easy access and replacement for lost bonds.
Freedom in Your Future With US Savings Bonds
Treasury Department thanks Advertising Council for patriotic support. Order No. SBD-2474-B-3 appears in a 1964 newspaper notice. The ad emphasizes savings bonds as a means to keep freedom for the future, with a brief government acknowledgement of sponsors.
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U. S
Uncle Sam
U.S
Wi Bs
Treasury Dept
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Stan Whisenhunt
Progress Sports Editor
George Adams
John’ Falk
Cory Prochoska
John Karabais
Jerry Cook
Craig‘ Tuttle
Assembly of God Tourney
Lee Gould
Progress
Lonely Joe
Ron
Roswell, N. M
Baseball Today
United Press International
Boston
Talbot
Morehead
Detroit
Kansas City
Regan
O’donoghue
Baltimore
Bouton
Mc‘Nally
Cleveland
Minnesota
T-Bird Freight
Greeley
New Mexicans
California
Clearlfield
Utah
Roswell, N.M
Clearfield
Fallon
Colo
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