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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1967

Page

6

Black Canyon Greyhound Park Opens with Inaugural Special

Black Canyon Greyhound Park debuts tonight at 8 15 p m with the Inaugural Special rim race as the ninth event over 580 yards on the Canyon Course. Field includes Mr C G Go Millie After Tip Friggers Kootenai Kadet Gork Lindsay Er hie and Tinnie Jones with Go Millie favored at 5 2 and Gork Lindsay noted as a strong Inaugural contender.

Black Canyon Greyhound Park Arizona 580 Yard Canyon Course Ed Sudderth Mr. C. G Go Millie Tip Friggers Kootenai Kadet Gork Lindsay Erhie Tinnie Jones Sudderh Apache Greyhound Park Tucson Greyhound Park Black Canyon Canyon Phoenix

Giants drop third to Cubs in Tacoma and head to Spokane

The Phoenix Giants lost 2 0 to the Tacoma Cubs ending a four game series. Bill Stoneman earned his fifth win with a four hit effort. Shorty Raudman doubled and scored for Tacoma, while George Altman and Clarence Jones drove in unearned runs. The teams move to Spokane for a four game set tonight with Larry Miller pitching for Phoenix and John Moeller for Spokane’s foe.

Giants Cubs Spokane Wash Phoenix Tacoma Shorty Raudman Bob Barton George Altman Jim McKnight Altman Clarence Jones Stoneman Rich Robertson Larry Miller Jonn Moeller Indians

Baseball Standings and Tonight's Probable Pitchers

National and American League standings shown with wins losses and games back. Tonight’s schedule lists matchups including New York at St Louis, Baltimore at New York, Philadelphia at Washington, Cleveland at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Boston, Detroit at Chicago, Kansas City at Houston, and California at Los Angeles with expected starters and times in EDT.

W. L. Pet I. Pet St. Louis Lentigoee Chicago Ersa Cincinnati Minnesota Atlanta Detroit San Francisco Boston Pittsburgh California Dt Philadelphia Cleveland Cleveland A8 40 487 8 Los Angeles Baltimore Carlton Dillman L. Jackson Washington Pascual Horgan Bills Pan Veale Waslewski Sparma Jenkins Kansas City Lindblad Houston Blasingame Hunter California P.m MacGlothlin Wright Los Angeles Singer Or Hamilton Sadecki

Ziska Delivers Fourth Win as Post 44 Beats Glen Dale

John Ziska earned his fourth win without a loss, throwing a seven inning gem with seven strikeouts and three hits allowed. Legion Post 44 scored all their runs in the seventh, aided by Rick Cozzens and Mark Sullivan on base, Joe Isbell and Stan Wang driving in runs, and a Wang run on a throwing error to seal a 4-0 victory over Glen Dale.

John Ziska Legion Post 44 Glendale Babe Ruth Post 44 Ziska Rick Cozzens Mark Sullivan Joe Ishell Cozzens Stan Wang Sullivan Tsbell Wang

Scottsdale Swim Club dominates meet over Madison Swim Club

Laura Stephens wins every event in her age group as Scottsdale Swim Club defeats Madison 167 to 64 on Wednesday. Pat Shea and Chris Blakey post multiple victories for Scottsdale, with extensive event-by-event results across girls and boys divisions from ages six to thirteen with relays noted.

Laura Stephens Scottsdale Swim Club Madison Swim Club Pat Shea Chris Blakey

Cepeda's clutch hit caps Cardinals' 6 5 win over Reds

Cepeda collected three hits and a ninth inning single driving in Bob Tolan for a 6 5 St. Louis victory. Lee took the loss after facing Orlando Cepeda who helped trigger a brawl Monday night as Gibson and Perez clashed with Cepeda stepping in. Cardinals extend their league lead to 1½ games while Chicago loses for the fourth straight. Orioles beat White Sox as McNally improves to 5 5 with relief from Sembera.

Rob Lee Orlando Highthin Cincinnati Reds Cepeda Winening Lee Bob Tolan St. Louis Cardinals Bob Gibson Reds Tony Perez Lea Perez Tim McCarver Cardinals Chicago Houston St. Louis Baltimore Orioles White Sox Minnesota Astros Cubs Ferguson Jenkins Jim Wynn Sonny Jackson Jon Morgan Wynn Ed Mathews Jenkins Bo Belinsky Carroll Sembera Dave McNally Baltimore Paul Blair Sam Bowens Jim O'Toole Blair McNally Dick Kenworthy

Canyon Cra picks highlight brutal race card

A crowded list of horse entries across multiple canyons shows names like Castle's Rock, Sunset Creek, and Canyon Cra with bets ranging from 6 to 13. Notable runners include Morbie'n Dial, J, B's Funny, Pretty Susie, and Bayberry Weedy. Wagering patterns indicate strong support for Canyon Cra and Sunset Creek in early heats.

San Tan A. Bulao Morbie'n Dial Castle’s Canyon Ors Liston Naco Bapanty Bun Tipster Kontanas King Kootenal Hloud & TV R. Ghentin Suzha Espanta Misa Jaland Pretty Susie Zech Elin Espanta Pinta Jean Charmistry J. Laeia Deladron Canyon Lydies Hawker Bob G A. Garth Colossal BO. Ua Rost Canyon Crén Gre Pe Rubhle Highllander Stan Tammy Dr. Wahba Chief Velta Cangia Ura Gee Afillie Alter Milawad Kootanat Kadet Gack Lindsay Erile Feuthi Usnyon Uadusts Fihabuha Ye Almans BMW Pusyfoo Abeal Boatman Bcom M's Minter Terp Lindsay Allu Hapanio Duck Gobblett

Nelsons home run caps Salt River title

Ricky Nelson hit a seventh inning homer with a man on base to lift the Dodgers 6-4 over the Giants, clinching the Salt River Little League league title. Jerry Stuart earned the win in relief. Junior Ramirez took the loss. The Indians beat the Giants 6-4 as South Scottsdale’s Dane Wombacher stole home for the winning run.

Ricky Nelson Dodgers Giants Salt River Jerry Stuart Nelson Junior Ramirez Dean Womacka Scottsdale Dane Wombacher Indians Scott Miller Hal Watchman Mark North Terry Marron Vick Searles Cubs Red Sox Ron Despain Buzz Cassady

Morris Shuts Out Globe. Forfeit Decides Game

Morris won 6 0 by forfeit when a Globe player was taken to the hospital in the sixth inning leaving eight Globe players. Bill Graham threw a four hit shutout as Morris earned its sixth win. Morris scored three runs in the first and one more in the fifth. Bon Vetter Roy Muller and Phil Vetter Jerry Beavers Lee Zavala and Pat Hawkins contributed early. John Henry drove in Phil Vetter on a walk and timely double by Heavery. Morris faces Tempe tonight at 8 on Tempe High School diamond.

Bill Graham Globe Morris American Legion Ears P Tanmude Pat Hawkins John Henry Phil Vetter Heavery Tempe Tempe High School

Prince of Peace No 2 defeats Valley Plaza No 2 17-10 in YMCA softball

Wes Edgar hit a home run and two triples as Prince of Peace No 2 beat Valley Plaza No 2 17-10. Wayne Gordon Ken Berger and Daryl Everhart also homered for Prince of Peace. Valley Presbyterian defeated First Baptist 17-10 in the other game.

Wes Edgar Prince of Peace Valley Plaza Wayne Gordon Ken Berger Daryl Everhart Jerry Goubek Doug Outcast Rich Anderson Hadeleatt Gordon Mat Berger Valley Presbyterian First Baptist

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Tina Otto Million Dollar Black Canyon Park Dog Park Maureen McDonald Cathy Bade Kathy Mahan Barhshake Peggy Danning Cathy Mahan Kathy Bade Carol Murray Amy Overgaard Diane Sullivan Amy Oakley Marge Mahan Debbie Lyman Rhoda Hub Polly Harris Bregatstroke Mary Jamer Mary Stamper Bue Hoefle Jan Hoefle Sue Hoene Leslie Andereson Leslie Anderson Janet Caywood Janet Caywoon Katie Gannan Katie Gannon Scollsdale Vince Watts John Scharf David Stephens Chris Peterson Eric Anderson Pat Blakey John Hoefle Regar Cahoon Robbie Watts Barney Heath Kevin Sullivan Chiia Blakey Rick Wise Pat Gaffney Jeff] Blakey Greg Miller Tom Gaffney Jim Astrem Larry Riddle Kip Scott Lang Don Lyman Ray Cunning Ani-Ovyer Tom Wisener Tim Plood Tim Wlood Mr. Queen Pleum IBM Dally Plumbing Supply Headquarters Scottsdale Plumbing CO E. Osborn Vito Stellino UPT Traco International Tang Scottsdale Rd AT Your Service DM Tons Chovelet A.R.A Dow Own Scattac Lal Madison Nelsons Alan Webb Yankees Ricky Schrieber Tigers Steve Nebgen Mark Nebgen Terry Schrieber Larry Durack Mets Redlegs Doug Underwood Dan Relling Underwood Jon Morris Lonny Willford Jos Menosky Jim Poole Terry McShane Cary Depriest Mike McShane Bill Curtis Steve Zimmerman Mark Taylor Mike Helffrich Bruce Huson Huson Joe Peters Steve McQueston Richards Hustle Teepee Merchants Peru Dave Richards Molino J. Mills Joe Parrell Wayne Church John Fredrickson Graham Prince Presbyterians Mebowall Mountains Burns Tert Meateteries Ayatanto Scottsdale Country Club Shea Blvd America Europe Dusade Switzerland B. McDowell Ponderosa Lumber CO Thomas Road Scotsgoale Metropolitan Aine
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