Top Scottsdale sports stories of 1963 highlight youth and pro links
The Scottsdale Progress lists 1963 highlights from Little League to major league signings. Jim Palmer joins Orioles. two Scottsdale Little League teams reach state. Shutouts offer inclusive play. Denis DuNann throws six no hitters in 12 games.
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Scottsdale
Red Sox
Giants
Arcadia
Coronado
Pony League
American Legion
Babe Ruth
Colt League
Scottsdalians
Tucson
South Scottsdale
Bruce Brown
Ken Clark
Marty Stajduhar
Bobby Hasbrook
Brown
Stajduhar
Scottsdale Progress
Jim Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Palmer
Scottsdale High School
Stockton
Calif
Oriole
Denis DuNann
Scottsdale High
Mieg and Fallis
Local high school hoops return as Arcadia Coronado Scottsdale in Division 1 race
Scottsdale's three teams Arcadia Coronado and Scottsdale Beavers resume play after the holiday. Dons 3-1 travel to Yuma to face Yuma and Kofa while Arcadia 3-1 hosts Westwood and Beavers 1-3 play Casa Grande and Tempe. Coronado and Arcadia chase Tempe and Mesa for top spots. Arcadia's Bill Blakely leads the city with 65 points, while Coronado Jeff Mackey and Lloyd Love have 54 and 52. Mike Lambert paces the Beavers at 51.
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Scottsdale Beavers
Terry Stanley
Scottsdale
64Th Street
Arcadia
Coronado
Tempe
Dons
Yuma
Kofa
Westwood
The
Beavers
Casa Grande
Tempe Buffaloes
Bill Blakely
Jeff Mackey
Lloyd Love
Mike Lambert
Beaver Tales Beavers Reach State Third In 1963 Sports
Beavers wrap up 1963 with notable highs and forfeited games. Football ends within two yards of a state berth. basketball places third at state. Multiple players receive MVP, top back, and all-city honors across seasons.
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Beavers
Haca
veEotball
Coronado Dons Recollect Strong 1963 Season Highlights
Coronado High Dons recap a top flight year with fourth place in Division I basketball and gymnastics, second in Division I cross country, and torch relay for 1968 Olympics. Ten players on Progress All City football team. Don Walsh, Roger Reinke and Robyn Chapman repeatedly named players of the week.
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Scottsdale
Southwest
ASU
Arcadia
Dana Woudenberg
Woudenberg
Progress
Roger Reinke
Coronado
Coronado High
Dons
Arizona
United States
Scottsdale Progress
Watthey
Eee Kade
Coronado Dons
Tempe Buffaloes
New York Mets
Beavers
Tempe
Scottsdale High
Washington
Bob Collins
Collins
Earll Burroughs
Jack Harris
Bruce Harris
Darryl Bair
Don Walsh
Yuma
Walsh
Don
Buffaloes
Robyn Chapman
Tom Levaque
Larry Kahn
Mesa
Progress All City FA
Mike Biehl
Doug Pritchard
Steve Walder
Bruce Koch
Greg Robinson
Paul Hanley
Tom Houston
Camberback
Tom Farmer
Mike Lopez
Frank Vaughn
Chuck Colton
Dana Woundenberg
Frosh
Titan
Brad Moffitt
Inaugural Greyhound Park Spring Races Open at Phoenix
The 1964 spring racing season begins tonight at Phoenix Greyhound Park with the Inaugural program. More than 600 greyhounds from 50 kennels expected to race through April 6. R K Hutchings’s kennel leads as the beat, with Flashy Fire and Newell the fall meeting co leaders with nine wins each.
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Phoenix Greyhound Park
R. K. Hutchings
Flashy Fire
Newell
Titans End Successful Year At Arcadia High 1963
Arcadia Titans finished a memorable 1963 season with strong performances in basketball football track and golf. Highlights include state finals run in basketball, a 13 12 loss to Mesa, a 14 13 homecoming defeat by Yuma, and a nine firsts city track meet victory led by Joe Porter and a Class AA golf state run by Porter.
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Arcadia
Mesa
Titans
Chris Short
South Mountain
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Beavers
Coronado
Jvs
Joe Porter
Tucson
Porter
Corer
Mesa High School
Tom Farmer
Chandler
Kofa
Jim Spellman
Nick Nichols
John Birch
Dana Wouldenberg
Yuma
Frank Vaughn
Dons
Richard Grey
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Scottsdale Stadium
Woudenberg Player of
Cook
Bill Cook
Long Beach
Ray Ellis
Scottsdale Country Club
Stan Whisenhunt
Bill Blakely Arcadia
Beaver Tales
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Jim Car
Mike Ahern
Scottsdale Baseballers
Paul Moore
Jack Malloy
Tom Mooney
Aradia
Palmer Mike McKee
Dean Hill
Don Burger
John Lambert
Bob Urie
Moore
Malloy
Bill Daggett
Jim Fuller
Bob Garman
Howard Smith
Steve Miller
Greg Mosher
Susie Donn
Jed Nolan
Steve Montgomery
John
Duane Bledsoe
Dick Dunseath
Mosher
Miller
Montgomery
Don Manross
Dunseath
Smith
Burger
Fuller
Nolan
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Tom Dahl
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Chito Espanto
Carroll Hardy
Ramos
By Lee Gould
Yuma Cardinals
Mark Bocaccio
Wouldenberg
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Jack Hill Bank of Scottsdale
Cor. 5Th Ave
N. Scottsdale Rd
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