No-Hit Victory Sparks Shutouts Over Golden Gate
Munson pitched a no hitter as Morris Sporting Goods American Legion B team defeated Golden Gate of Phoenix 10-1 at Scottsdale High School. The B squad jumped to a 7-run first inning, added two in the third and one in the fourth, while A team was held scoreless except for two in the first and three in the third.
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Mark Munson
Scottsdale
Morris Sporting Goods American Legion
Golden Gate
Phoenix
Scottsdale High School
Greg Figuroa
Rick Cousins
Dave Phillips
Mike Yount
Nick Uhlman
Kenny Cooke
Randy Garman
Benny Wisner
David Castro
Jim Gorman
Jim Car
Oldsters
Babe Ruth Oldsters
Babe Ruth
Buckeye
Larry Smith
Tempe Worthingtons
Garway
Walsh
Chandler
Urie
Mike Lambert
Bruce Koch
George Varga
Roger Wilson
Pop
Yanks
Tempe
Morris Sporting Goods
American Legion
Arizona
Horace Greeley
NCAA
Kerr Sporting Goods
North 16Th
Chris Town
Elks Rout Round-Up Drive-In In Pony League Game
The Scottsdale Elks defeated Round Up Drive-In 19 to 7 in the A Pony League game. Jerry Beavers earned the win with a three run homer, aided by Ralph Long who hit a grand slam. Dino Mannerheim took the loss as Jerry Walker made a notable catch. The game ended in the fourth inning due to a 12 run lead under league rules.
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Scottsdale Elks
Scottsdale
Jerry Beavers
Ralph Long
Elks
Forty Niners sign four defensive backs for 1963
San Francisco announced contracts for the 1963 season with defensive backs Eddie Dove Jerry Mertens Dale Messer and Elbert Kimbrough joining the Forty Niners. The signings strengthen the rotation in the secondary as the team prepares for the upcoming campaign.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Forty Niners
Eddie Dove
Jerry Mertens
Dale Messer
Elbert Kimbrough
Baseball Today National League Standings and Results
National League standings show St. Louis 45 32 leaders with Los Angeles and San Francisco close behind. Daily results include Cincinnati over San Francisco 4 3 in a 11 inning opener, Pittsburgh sweeping Philadelphia in a doubleheader, and St Louis defeating Houston 3 4 in extra innings.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
San Fran
Maloney
Owens
Henry
Edwards
O'Dell
Fisher
Bailey
Haller
Harper
Walters
Jackson
Buhl
Gibbon
Green
Tsitouris
Zachary
Simmons
Drysdale
Spahn
Marichal
Pops Yanks Win 6th Straight as they top Chandler 6 3
Pop’s Yanks earned their sixth consecutive victory by defeating Chandler 6 to 3 on the losers’ home field. Don Walsh pitched the win with 11 strikeouts, Bob Urie hit a two run homer in the seventh, and Scottsdale improved to 9 losses for Chandler, 3-0 head to head.
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Pop
Yanks
Chandler
Scottsdale Nine
Optimist Club
Mesa
Don Walsh
Bob Urie
Urie
Scottsdale
Williams
Guy Smith
David McCombs
Neal Netzel
Turner
Mark Haar
Norberto Martinez
East Scottsdale
Hallcraft Yankees
Eagles Sign Two Players to 1963 Roster
Philadelphia Eagles sign Dick Lucas and Ken Gregory for 1963 boosting NFL club roster to 43 players.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Dick Lucas
Ken Gregory
Philadelphia Eagles
Houk Names 17 More All Stars for AL Team
New York manager Ralph Houk named 17 additional American League All-Stars for the game against the National Leaguers in Cleveland. The selections include four Yankees, with a seven man pitching staff and replacements for infield and outfield positions. Notable picks include Jim Bunning, Steve Barber, Jim Bouton, Elston Howard, Brooks Robinson, Norm Siebern, and Carl Yastrzemski. The starting infield features Pepitone, Nellie Fox, Frank Malzone and Zoilo Versalles, while the outfield includes Killebrew and Tresh among others, with Mantle sidelined by injury. Mantle had been the top choice in the player poll but missed the game for the first time in 12 appearances.
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UPI
New York
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Cleveland
Joe Cronin
Houck
Houk
Kansas City
Norm Siebern
Joe Pepitone
Dick Stuart
Pepitone
Siebern
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Steve Barber
Baltimore
Jim Bouton
Jim Grant
Ken Meride
Los Angeles
Juan Pizarro
Chicago
Dick Radatz
Yankee Elston Howard
Washington
Don Leppert
Earl Battey
Luis Aparicio
Yankee Bobby Richardson
Brooks Robinson
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Little League Yankees stretch seven game win streak
The American Legion Yankees won their seventh straight by beating the Messinger Mortuary Braves 17-2 in Scottsdale Little League. Tom Carlisle drove in four, Al Corrall and Steve Keeler each three, Corrall scoring four with two balks. Butch Logan earned his fourth win with three innings of two hit ball.
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American Legion Yankees
Messinger Mortuary Braves
Scottsdale
Tom Carlise
Yankees
al Corrall
Steve Keeler
Corall
Balks
Randy Pastorino
John Williams
Butch Logan
Keeler
Logan
Braves
Yankee
John McDonald
South Scottsdale
Burger Chef
Baseball Leaders Nab Major League Hitting and Pitching
The clipping lists top National and American League batters led by H. Aaron Braves with 59 homers and White Cards 56. pitching leaders include Perranoski Dodgers 9 2 and Koufax Dodgers 12 3. Other names feature Wagner Allison Ka line Malzone Maloney Ford Bouton Walker Barber and more with varied team affiliations.
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White
Cards
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Cubs
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Reds
Boyer
Wagner
Angels
Allison
Twins
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Tigers
Malzone
Red Sox
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Perranoski Dodgers
Maricha
Giants
Koufax
Dodgers
Maloney
McBean
Pirates
Radatz
Ford
Yanks
Bouton
Walker
Indians
Barber
Orioles
P.O. And LDS Stay Tied Atop Fast Pitch League
The Scottsdale Post Office and LDS 18th Ward each won to keep a shared 8-1 league lead. LDS shut out American Legion 9-0 as Vaughn Whitmer posted his third shutout. LDS hitters Riggs Ca dena Harris Nelson and Haggard drove in runs while Caden a hit eight for Legion. Scottsdale Post Office beat the Jaycees 9-5 with Huey Thomas homering and tripling, and Hellestrae Crisp also went deep. Tonight EDS 14th Ward faces Holy Cross Lutheran. Richard Jones opposes Sunderman.
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LDS 18Th Ward
Parks and Recreation
LDS
American Legion
Vaughn Whitmer
Jack Riggs
Lowell Harris
Larry Nelson
Jerry Haggard
Benny Cadena
Legion
Big Huey Thomas
Larry Hellestrae
Chuck Crisp
Jaycees
Byerry Mack
John Harper
Ward
Holy Cross
Lutheran
Richard Jones
Lloyd Sunderman
Cards Beaten by Colts Again
Hal Woodeshick delivered another strong relief performance as the Houston Colt's defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 in 11 innings. Woodeshick improved to 8-3 after allowing one run in three innings, helping the Colts win back-to-back extra-inning games. The NL leaders Clinton, Cardinals drop to a half-game ahead, while the Yankees and Athletics won in the AL.
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Washington
Woodeshick
Woodeshirk
Colts
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Bill White
Scottsdale Youth Baseball Correspondents Honored in Progress
The Scottsdale Progress salutes local youth baseball correspondents from Scottsdale Little League East and West areas and other leagues for their efforts in compiling game scores and statistics. Readers learn of the six inch sugar sample from C H Sugar Refining and the new 1963 Official Football Guide in Phoenix.
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Mieg & Fallis
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