Duel Ends 1-0 In Extra Inning Legion Tilt
DuNann and Walsh dueled through nine with no runs until Burger singled in the ninth and scored on a bloop. Burger led Morris with two hits and the winning run. DuNann fanned 20, Walsh 11, as Bank of Scottsdale and Morris Sporting meet in a tense East Central American League game.
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Don Tureer
Scottsdale
Morris
Bank of Scottsdale
American Legion
Burger
Eddie Morris
Don Walsh
DuNann
Walsh
Morris Nine
Scottsdale High
Bankers
Coronado High
Smith
Bank of Scottsdale-Morris Sporting Goods
Pinch-Hitter Jack Collinge Delivers Grand Slam
Jack Collinge hit a fifth inning grand slam to lift the Scotts dale Optimists to a 5 3 victory over Paradise Valley. The win, credited to pitcher Joe Murillo, moves Scotts dale to first in the Wake-Greenway Post Valley League standings. Collinge’s slam came as the team trailed 4 1. Teammates Lee Zavalla Jerry Beavers Phil Vetter and Jim Hinsdale added hits as Len Carity and Terts Hornbaker also pitched for the Optimists.
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Jack Collinge
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Optimists
Wake-Greenway Post Valley League
Murilo
Lee Zavalla
Jerry Beavers
Phil Vetter
Jim Hinsdale
Collinge
Dipley Sparks G&B Defeats Dyer Electric In Narrow Win
G&B, led by Bill Diples with two hits in four trips, built an early lead and held on to beat Dyer Electric 4 to 2. Ty Younkin earned the win, fanning six while allowing seven hits. G&B, Arcadia based, next plays Tempe against Paradise Valley at 8:30 p.m. in Tempe. season record stands five wins three losses one tie and one protest resolved in G&B’s favor.
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Bill Diples
G&b
Diples
John Rohmer
Bill Spangler
Tempe
Paradise Valley
Bob Allison
Twins
Jim Grant
Ed Connolly
Boston
Abiding Savior Snares Eighth Win in a Row
Abiding Savior won its eighth straight in YMCA Slow Pitch Softball, 15 to 10 over Scottsdale Presbyterian. Joe Shull earned the win and homers came from Roy Lewis Richard Greene Herb Saunders Tom Woody and Jerry Peterson. Valley Presbyterian defeated Scottsdale Methodist 11 to 10.
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Abiding
Savior Snares
Abiding Savior
Scottsdale Presbyterian
Joe Shull
Roy Lewis
Richard, Greene
Herb Saunders
Tom Woody
Jerry Peterson
Valley Presbyterian
Scottsdale Methodist
Hurler Tosses Second Shutout As Indians Blank Cubs
Billie Burn pitched a second straight shutout for Earl's Market Indians, who held Paradise Ford Cubs 40 in Scottsdale Little League. Burn fanned seven and walked two over seven innings, with Mason taking the loss for the Cubs. Ricky Evan drove in two, Charlie Denny two with a single and sacrifice. Tom Cusick, Ted Jarvis, Rett Palmer and Burn had hits. Cubs outhit 7 to 6 with John Sekan collecting two singles.
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Billie Burn
Earl's Market
Ricky Evan
Charlie Denny
Tom Cusick
Ted Jarvis
Rett Palmer
Burn
Cubs
Indians
John Sekan
Steve Sekan
Mason
Tom Brown
Craig Marietta
Jon Grimmer
Ricky Leidner
O'Malley Indians
Texaco Hitch Rail Cubs
Leidner
Kevin Olmstead
Bubba Phillips
Hank Aguirre
al Smith
Tommy John
Giants Defeat Cardinals 8 5 in HoHoKam showdown
The unsponsored Giants beat the Morris Sporting Goods Cardinals 8 to 5. Pitcher Jim Normandin earned the win with eight strikeouts, while Danny Swatzell took the loss with seven punchouts. Kevin Bowen led at the plate with a three RBI homer and a single as Gary Beaudin added a triple.
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Morris Sporting Goods Cardinals
Jim Normandin
Danny Swatzell
Kevin Bowen
Gary Beaudin
Mike Meeser
John Hawkaker
Tom Thibeau
Randy Gaskill
Cardinals
Johnny ‘O’moore
Dean Smith
RBI
Wayne Frederick
Danny Swatzel
Danny Killackey
Tony Ballew
Arizona Exterminators
Hohokam Indians
Mike Norden
Norden
Exterminators
Dave Walls
Mike Klinge
Pat Alexander
White Sox
Cubs
Jerry Swatzell
David Perez
Red Sox Edge Dodgers 5-4 In Tight Win
Red Sox rally to defeat the Dodgers 5-4 at East Scottsdale The Frontier Pool with Joe Berges pitching a complete game six hits. Gary Nash and Rick Lawson pace hits for the Red Sox while Rick Ryser and Terry Gatesh supply Dodgers offense. Mietlowski shines at short. Nash and VanHoy take the loss for Los Angeles.
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Frontier Pool
Red Sox
K-Way
Dodgers
Joe Berges
Gary Nash
Rick Lawson
Rick Ryser
Terry Gatesh
John Pierson
Joe Gallagher
Don Mietlowski
Scott VanHoy
Cubs Dominate Angels 21-1 In Local League Night
Cubs trounced the Angels 21-1 as Ralph Heap struck out eight over six hits and two walks for the win. Cubs hitters led by Billy Scott Terry Allen and Jim Brady with three hits each and Bruce Keppler Ricky Dively and Andy Beechick two apiece. In other action Dick's Firestone Red Sox beat Hamman McFarland Giants 10-5 with Greg Watzke fanning 11.
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Pizza Pub
Cubs
Advance Auto Supply Angels
Ralph Heap
Billy Scott
Terry Allen
Jim Brady
Bruce Keppler
Ricky Dively
Andy Beechick
Dick’s Firestone Red Sox
Hamman-McFarland Giants
Greg Watzke
Russ Schaller
Giants
Red Sox
Reed Sheppard
Chuck Joslyn
Craig Watzke
Mike McKeown
Mark Griffin
Paul Moro
Larry Reed
Jim Hart
White
Burns
Dodgers Rally To Beat Tribe At Kaibab Field
The Dodgers overcame an early 2-0 deficit to defeat the Avis Rent A Car Indians 8-3 at Kaibab Field. Dodger hitters Wogan Prisbrey Gallagher Nelson and Kozial sparked the offense while Deerhake led the Indians with a double and a single. Wilkins and Prisbrey pitched for the Dodgers, Wedge pitched all game for the Indians.
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Munson “Mortgage Dodgers
Avis-Rent-A Car Indians
Kaibab Field
Indians
Dave Deehake
Norm Lydiard
Deerhake
Lydiard
Jim Ferninding
Dodgers
Mark Wogan
Mike Prisbrey
Craig Kozial
Dodger
Dave Muller
John Muller
Ferninding
Vernon Wedge
Tim Wilkins
Gooch Plates Two Homers in Motorola Loss
Dick Gooch belted two home runs and drove in five but City fell 10 to 6 to Motorola. Boland pitched for Motorola and Gooch took the mound for City as both teams collected six hits. Brown homered for City.
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Dick Gooch
Motorola
City
Parks and Recreation
Boland
Gooch
Brown
Pitching Staffs Set For All-Star Game In New York
Managers Al Lopez and Walt Alston announced their All-Star pitching rosters for the July 7 game. Lopez lists eight American League hurlers with four righties Dick Radatz John Wyatt Dean Chance Camilo Pasqual and four lefties Whitey Ford Jack Kralick Gary Peters Juan Pizarro. Alston lines up an even split with Don Drysdale not listed here Jim Bunning Juan Marichal Dick Farrell and three southpaws Sandy Koufax Chris Short and Dick Ellsworth.
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NEW York
UPI
al Lopez
Walt ‘Alston
Lopez
Dick Radatz
Boston
John Wyatt
Kansas City
Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Whitey Ford
Jack Kralick
Cleveland
Gary Peters
Chicago
Juan Pizarro
Alston
Don Crystale
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Juan Marichal
Giants
Dick Farrell
Colts
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Chris Short
Dick Ellsworth
Cubs
Death of Racing Star Fireball Roberts in Charlotte
CHARLOTTE, N C UPI Fireball Roberts died at 7 15 a m EST after severe burns from a crash at Charlotte Memorial Hospital He had been in a coma since a tracheotomy to aid breathing and had pneumonia and blood poisoning The cause of death was not determined awaiting officials full report.
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San Fran
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
San Fra
Cin
Phila
Sz Decki
Spahn
San Francis
Charlotte
N.C
UPI
Co — Law
Hendley
Glenn
Roberts
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Cardinals Defeat Yankees 13-8 in Ingleside Buzz
The Thunderbird Freight Cardinals beat the Neb's Market Yankees 13-8. Pitchers Phil Oviedo and Jim Hitchcock for the Cardinals fanned hitters while Hitchcock homered. Yankees hurlers Jim Kautenberger Mark Woodward and Dwight Thomas struggled. Rick Falls hit a round-tripper for the losers.
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Ingleside
Thunderbird Freight Cardinals
Yankees
Cardinal
Phil Oviedo
Jim Hitchcock
Yankee
Jim Kautenberger
Mark Woodward
Dwight Thomas
Hitchcock
Cardinals
Rick Falls
Orioles Move 4 Games Ahead Of Sick Yanks
The Baltimore Orioles surged to a 5 4 victory as Bill Bryan hit a ninth inning homer off Terry, while Jack Brandt extended a 12 game hitting streak and helped push Baltimore four games ahead of the Yankees. Other AL results included the Athletics over the Yankees, Mets over Colts, and Dodgers beating Phillies.
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Orioles
Yanks
Jack
Jackie
Brandt
Baltimore Orioles
Prise
Bill Bryan
Terry
Baltimore
Dave’ McNally
Yankees
Athletics
Dean Chance
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Mike Lambert
Terry Brenner
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Len Carity
Joe Murillo
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Dyer Electric
Dan Crowley
Jeff Johnson
Mike Roberts
Ty Younkin
LL Hurler
Tom Clouse
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Doub Mitchell
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Voud
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Gary Nelson
Wogan
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