Dale Anderson Pony League B champs finish perfect season
The Dale Anderson Pony League B team defeated Kovacevich 11 to 6 to finish the season 12-0, the first perfect record in Scottsdale Pony League history. Bill Lowes pitched four scoreless innings in relief, Pete Grundman and Jose Contaro led the offense with triples and a homer, and four Anderson players were named to the Pony League B all star team. A banquet on July 22 at 7:30 p.m. will honor the champions.
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Dale Anderson
Kovacevich
Scottsdale
Bill Lowes
Craig Williams
Williams
Jim State
Pete Grundman
Jose Contaro
Lowes
Ken Spong
Jay Panerello
Ray Greco
Emmett Ronan
Ruben Gardella
Mike McCoy
Andersons
Gary Kovacevich
Bernie Grundman
Anderson
Pony League
Scottsdale Stadium
State
Steve Vance
Desert Brand Forces Pony League Playoff In Thriller
Desert Brand Foods edged Scottsdale Elks 6 4 to force a playoff in Scottsdale A Pony League. The win tied Desert Brand with Elks and Kerrs Sporting Goods for first. playoff set for next week. Charlie Ramirez started, Tom Revall got the win, Ralph Long took the loss. Dean French led with two hits including a homer. teammates French Horrel Ramirez Revall Humphrey Lande contributed one hit each. Losers Calhoun Beavers Hanson Fraser Hovan collected a hit. Hovan had two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert Brand Foods
Scottsdale Elks
Scottsdale
Desert Brand
Elks and
Kerr's Sporting Goods
Charlie Ramirez
Tom Revall
Revall
Ralph Long
Dean French
Paul Horrel
John Humphrey
Brian Lande
Calhoun
Jerry Beavers
Hanson
Fraser
Hovan
Baseball results and standings across multiple games
Summary of several 1960s MLB results with box scores and win loss records. Key games include Milwaukee vs St Louis with Broglio beating Lemaster in 11 innings and home runs by Aaron and White, and Chicago vs Cincinnati with Ellsworth winning in extra innings. Also notes on Dodgers, Giants, Astros, and Phillies lineups and upcoming pitchers.
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Lemaster
Schneider
Torre
Broglio
Taylor
McCarver
H. Aaron
White
Hendley
Shaw
Crandall
Burdette
Bauta
Shantz
Maye
Rover
Monbouquette Dominates as Red Sox Beat Twins for 2-0 Win
Monbouquette, 26, matching temper with precise control, gave Boston a 2-0 victory over Minnesota on a three-hitter. Bob Tillman and Eddie Bressoud homered. Yanks lead AL with 3-2 win over the Angels as other scores shift standings.
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Bill Monbouquette
Boston Red Sox
Medford
Mass
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Monbouquette
Minnesota Twins
Bob Tillman
Eddie Bressaud
Yanks
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Dick Stigman
Mel Parnell
Ford
Whitey Ford
Joe Pepitone
Elston Howard
Hal Reniff
Angels
Mike Hershberger
Jim Landis
White Sox
Jim Brosnan
Gabe Brown
Gary Peters
George Thomas
Tigers
Johnny Wyatt
Cleveland
Wile Kirkland
Indians
George Alusik
Ken Harrelson
Doc Edwards
Athletics
Orioles
Senators
Lutes Victors In Colt League Action
Lutes defeated Vita Gro of Mesa 5 to 1 behind four hit pitcher Ronnie Sims who struck out eight and walked one. Sims won as teammates totaled 11 hits with four players at two hits apiece. Lute's stays in first place at 12-3. Iman and Murillo made fine catches. Kerr's Sporting beat Apache Junction 12 to 2 with Jim Thompson earning the win and Jim Purtill collecting three hits.
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Iman
Murillo
Kerr
Sporting
Apache Junction
Jim Thompson
Thompson
Jim Purtill
Keith Hofman
Greg Witherspoon
Gladstone Market
Ken Lewis
Rich Anderson
Scottsdale
Tintary Construction Red Sox
Scottsdale Medical Center
Dodgers
Cardin als Sign Three Linebackers From NFL
St Louis Cardinals sign three linebackers Bill Koman, Ped Bates, and Meimert from undrafted or wounded reserve status. All have recovered from injuries and joined the NFL club to bolster the defense for upcoming season.
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ST. Louis
UPD
Hole Meimert
Bill Koman
Ped Bates
St. Louis Cardinals
National Football Learn
LDS 18 Ward Edges Legion In Tight Fast Pitch Battle
American Legion falls 4-3 as LDS 18th Ward rides Vaughn Whitmeyer to win. Skip Stapley, Jack Brewer, and Larry Nelson power the offense while Ben Cadena pitches well for the Legion. Scottsdale Post Office crushes LDS 14th Ward 18-4 as Bob Smith goes 4 for 4 and Post Office teammates pace the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
LDS 18Th Ward
Parks & Recreation
Skip Stapley
Jack Brewer
Larry Nelson
Vaughn Whitmeyr
Ben Cadena
Legion
Legionares
Scottsdale Post Office
Mets Recall Two New York Ups From Buffalo
The Mets bring back outfielders Joe Christopher and Joe Hicks from Buffalo of the International League. To clear space, Chico Fernandez is optioned to Seattle and utility man Chiff Cook is released to Buffalo.
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NEW York Ups
New York Mets
Joe Christopher
Joe Hicks
Buffalo
Joes
Mets
Chico Fernandez
Seattle
Chiff Cook
All Stars Chosen By Scottsdale Little League 1963
Scottsdale Little League names its 1963 All Stars with Duane Keeler as manager and Bob Hainlen as assistant. Selected players include Morris Sporting Goods Red Sox and VFW Giants with a mix of main and alternate roster spots. Teams listed feature Nurs ery Cubs Yankees Indians and others with multiple named players and alternates.
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Brisen Tucker
Scottsdale
Duane Keeler
Bob Hainlen
Morris Sporting Goods Red Sox
David Bauer
Bill Waybill
Guard
Alvaro Corral
Steve Keeler
Butch Logan
Tom Carlisle
Earl’s Market
Paradise Valley Methodists Roll Past First Baptist
Paradise Valley Methodists defeated First Baptist 24 to 4 as Rick Williams Ron Barber Rust Lyon Vince Keeton and Bill Roler hit homers and a string of doubles. Monte Vista Nazarene routed Valley Presbyterian 18 to 8 with steady hitting and speed.
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Paradise Valley Methodists
First Baptist
Ymca Church
Monte Vista Nazarene
Valley Presbyterian
Homer
Rick Williams
Ron Barber
Rust Lyon
Vince Keeton
Bill Roler
Dennis Smith hits three homers in Scottsdale Little League
Dennis Smith belted a two run homer in the first, a grand slam and a solo shot in the second, and another double in the third to reach eight RBIs as Earl's Market Indians faced Messinger Mortuary Braves in a rain-shortened game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Smith
Scottsdale
Earl's Market Indians
Messinger Mortuary Braves
Smith
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Tero
George Vance
Dick Baker
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Bill Ridgeway
Frank Stute
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Baseball Today
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Schaffer
Nuxhall
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Henry
Zanni
Pavletich
Edwards
Toth
Lemay
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Perranoski
Roseboro
Craig
Gonder
Fairly
Pittsburch
Farrell
Nottebart
Campbell
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Mahaffey
Bruce
Schwall
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Jackson
Milsaukee
Ight
Cloniiver
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Reniff
Howard
Osinski
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Hr—Lopez
Detroit
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Triandos
Peters
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Carreon
Martin
Kansas City
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Grant
Bell
Allen
Abernathy
Romano
Azcue
Wickersham
Willis
Wyatt
Kirkland
Alusik
Harrelson
Minnesota
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Stigman
Moore
Battey
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Miller
Orsino
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Hr—Phillips
Terry
McBride
Morehead
Perry
Wiralick
Penn
Chieneo
Mossi
Pizarro
Pappas
Stenhouse
Zostan
W. L. Pet
Mge
Monbo
LDS
Ward
Weycase
We'come
Wester Woiseme
Joadeg
ALL
PV Methodists
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RBI
Kam
Hale’s
Furniture Orioles
Reynolds Electric Tigers
Mack Lezear Beavers
Braves
Danny Kanouse
Baltimore, Md
Ron Glaser
Marquette
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Glaser
Rod Thorn
West Virginia
Bullets
Miss Moffitt
Dublin
Billie Jean Moffitt
Tory Fretz
Harrisburg
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Calif
Jim McManus
Veriticat
Guild
Phoenix - McLeod
E. Stetson
Paradise Motors
Scottsdale Road
Camelback
Ford Dealer
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Scotty Twins
Scott-Chek
Arizona
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