Giants Win Arizona Winter Instructional League Title in Scottsdale
The Giants beat Pittsburgh 10-4 to clinch the championship after also sealing a 5-0 win over Chicago. Lou DeMar earned the Saturday win with seven innings of shutout relief, while Paul Doyle Nick DeMatteis and Tim Talton fueled the Sunday victory with strong pitching and clutch hits. Cap Peterson and Frank Johnson made key catches as Charley Fox secured a third straight league title for the Giants.
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Arizona
Chicago
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Dodgers
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Pirates
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Nick DeMatteis
Tim Talton
Frank Johnson
Cap Peterson
Johnson
Peterson
Doyle
DeMatteis
Talton
RBI
DeMar
Bob Bishop
Jim Hart
Charley Fox
Arizona State Upsets Wichita In Sun Devils Big Weekend
Arizona State led by Art Becker with 36 points defeated Wichita 93 87 as Dave Stallworth scored 43 for Wichita. Kansas upset Cincinnati 51 47 ending Cincinnati's 90 game road losing streak. Duke beat Ohio State 76 75 in the West Virginia tourney with Jeff Mullins and Steve Vacendak scoring late. ASU schedules Bradley Creighton and Denver next.
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Wichita
Sun Devils
Art Becker
Ned Walk
Dave Stallworth
Arizona
Bill McGill
Utah State
Kansas
Bearcats
Dayton
Duke
Steve Vacendak
Blue Devils
West Virginia
Jeff Mullins
Judson Drops Opener in Narrow Loss to Antelope
Judson cagers fall 50 45 at Antelope in a tight opening game. Don Miller leads Judson with 26 points in the first half while Richard Moe adds 10 and Rex Wilmans 2. Antelope’s Bridger tops with 17 points and Judson JV beat Antelope JVs 36 28.
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Denny Christopherson
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Pony League Meeting Set for Tuesday at Yavapai School
The Scottsdale Pony League will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Multi-purpose room at Yavapai School. Parents with boys aged 13 to 14 are urged to attend.
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Yavapai School
Pro Football Sunday and Saturday Results Update
National Football League results across divisions show New York beating Washington 44 to 14 and Detroit 38 to 10 over Cleveland. Chicago defeated San Francisco 27 to 7 while St. Louis routed Philadelphia 38 to 14. Baltimore edged Minnesota 41 to 10, Pittsburgh lost 24 to Dallas 19, and Green Bay defeated Los Angeles 31 to 14 in the lone Saturday game. American Football League scores include Boston 46 over Houston 28, Oakland 41 over San Diego 27, Buffalo 45 over New York 14, and Kansas City 52 over Denver 21.
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Houston
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Diego Oakland
Kofa Captures Cross Country Crown at AA Meet
Kofa high school runners swept the top two spots to win the AA state cross country team title at Papago Park. Coronado placed fifth and Arcadia ninth among eighteen schools. Dave Mansfield of Kofa won the individual race in 10 59.1 with teammate Max Steverson close behind.
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Coronado High
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Kota Clinches Second in Dec 1963 Meet
On Monday December 9 1963 Kota clinched second place led by Coach Filer who said the team could not have done better Clarence Chitwood Phoenix Union took third and Chandler’s Frank Hatfield fourth Gene Fraccone Paleo Verde was fifth Coronado represented by Tim Leveque Steve Godziak Dick Johnson Larry Kahn Steve Comer John Staylor and Bob Rennells finished 20th to 76th with Coronado coach George Wemich Arcadia placed ninth with Brad Moffitt 14th in the two mile run Also competing were Dennis Spindler Fred Williams Terry Shreeves Mike Rex Ken Bunnett and Kendall Smith Coronado totaled 171 points Arcadia 257 with Wemich and Arcadia coaches pleased but both teams felt they could have done better.
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Filer
Clarence Chitwood
Phoenix Union
Chandler
Frank Hatfield
Gene Fraccone
Paleo Verde
Coronado
Tim Leveque
Steve Godziak
Dick Johnson
Larry Kahn
Steve Comer
John Staylor
Bob Rennells
George Wemich
Arcadia
MacPherson
Titans
Brad Moffitt
Dennis Spindler
Fred Williams
Terry Shreeves
Mike Rex
Ken Bunnett
Kendall Smith
Vemich
Beaver Matmen Fall to Glendale in Season Opener
Scottsdale High opens 1963 64 wrestling slate with a 34 12 defeat to Glendale High. Four freshmen saw varsity action Greg Courdles Bob Helda Barry Ebert and Dave Brazele. JV and freshman teams beat the Cards. Next meet vs Washington High Dec 10 at home. Clinic for fans tonight at 7:00. Matches list pins and decisions for both schools.
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Scottsdale Lads
Greg Courdles
Bob Helda
Barry Ebert
Dave Brazele
Bill Roberts
Beaver
Washington High
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Brno
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Cristly
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Pins Courdes
Ruoho
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Ebert
Enere
Brazele
Tranzmere
Maya
Buntenney
Meza
All-Star Football Banquet Planned by Scottsdale Club
The Scottsdale Quarterback Club holds its first annual all star football awards banquet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Arcadia High School cafeteria. Tickets are 3 dollars each. The event honors Scottsdale's top high school players.
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Arcadia High School
Chiropractor Ultra-Sound Clinic Ad
Local advertisement lists a chiropractor offering ultrasound services at 8143 East Indiana Street Road with contact WH 6-4331 for appointments and inquiries.
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