Scottsdale Quarterback Club Formed For Local Sports Support
A group of Scottsdale businessmen including Jack Hill and George McNiel forms the Scottsdale Quarterback Club modeled after national clubs. Fifteen members signed, aim over fifty, meetings planned at the Pancake House July 18 and weekly from September to May with guest speakers and weekly high school athlete of the week honors.
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Scottsdale
Jack Hill
George McNiel
John R. Sullivan
Bob Sligar
Gail Scott
Hill
Granite Reef
McDowell Roads
ASU
Frank Rush
McNiel
Sullivan
Sligar
Scott
Phoenix
Red Sox
Arcadia
Coronado
Los Angeles
Angels
Art Brock
Phoenix Club
ASU Sun Devils
Scottsdale Beavers
Coronado Dons
Arcadia Titans
Freese fires no hitter in senior league game
John Freese, aged 14, tossed a 5-0 no hitter for Shults Realty against George in the Tavan Senior League. He fanned 18 of 22, walked one, and pitched near perfect ball. Martin Runge started for the losers, relieved by Jerry Van Houten.
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John Freese
Shults Realty
George
Tavan
Freese
Martin Runge
Jerry van Houten
Baseball Scores and Standings From Friday's Games
Dodgers beat Mets on Koufax pitch and Camilli homer. Giants beat Phillies 7 5 with Mahaffey win. Astros routed by Pirates as Scho field homered. Cubs down Reds 4 1 with Banks homer. Brewers edge Cardinals 3 1 as Gibson wins. AL and NL notes include standings and upcoming Saturday pitchers. New York NBA boss Kennedy noted as league publicity head at formation.
Patterson Becomes Youngest Heavyweight Champion
New York reports Floyd Patterson captured the heavyweight title at age 21, making him the youngest ever to win the crown. He surpasses past holders Jack Johnson Bob Fitzsimmons and Jess Willard who reached the top at 37.
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New York
UPT
Floyd Patterson
Jack Johnson
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jess Willard
Pops Yanks Lead as McCready Guides 13-1 Win over Coolidge
Pop's Yanks crushed Coolidge 13-1 to seize the league lead behind Dennis McCready who spun a seven inning gem with five hits allowed and four walks, while Bob Urie led at the plate with four hits including a triple and a double. Bruce Koch John Lambert each added three hits. The game extended to seven innings against a league rule, and Chandler awaits Monday with Mike Lambert as probable starter. The season ends next Wednesday at Tempe.
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Pop
Yanks
Coolidge
Dennis McCready
Bob Urie
Bruce Koch
John Lambert
Len Burkland
Chuck Licci
McCready
Chandler
Mike Lambert
Tempe
Koufax Seeks Triple Crown With Ninth Shutout
Sandy Koufax strong again for the Dodgers beating the Mets 6-0 on a three-hitter as he pursues baseball’s rare triple crown leading NL in victories ERA and strikeouts. Dodgers push lead to five games while Mets drop their 13th straight loss and MLB results ripple across the league.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Hall of Fame
Walter Johnson
Lefty Grove
Lefty Gomez
Carl Hubbell
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Adolph Luque
Lon Warneke
Bill Lee
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Koufax
Olai Fo
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Ron Fairly
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Houston Colts
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Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Glenn Catches 8 Foot Sail Fish in Mexico
Glenn Glenn of Gerald H Glenn Construction landed an eight foot one hundred pound sail fish last weekend at Guaymas Mexico. He said it was the largest fish he has ever caught and it took twenty five minutes to land. He fished with his wife and family including Robert Kepler William C Mitchel and Hash Nelson. Mrs Nelson caught a three foot dolphin and the kids caught several smaller fish. The group returned to Scottsdale Sunday.
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E. Amelia
Guaymas
Mexico
Glenn
Gerald H. Glenn
Robert Kepler
William C. Mitchel
Hash Nelson
Nelson
Scottsdale
Crisp Powers Four Homers in YMCA Softball Rout
Ascension Lutheran defeated Scottsdale Nazarene 37 7 as Chuck Crisp belted four homers and drove in ten. Merle Wardenburg notched his 10th win after a first inning triple play started by Dave Cowan Rod Thompson and Bill Hook. John Oltman added a homer triple and five RBIs. In the other game, Dave Wertz hit two homers to spark the Scottsdale Methodists 14 2 win over Scottsdale Presbyterian with Jerry Curtis and John Masterson also homering.
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Scottsdale Nazarene
YMCA
Chuck Crisp
Lutherans
Dave Cowan
Rod Thompson
Bill Hook
Merle Wardenburg
John Oltman
Ascension
Dave Wertz
Scottsdale Methodists
Scottsdale Presbyterian
Jerry Curtis
John Masterson
A's Owner Finley Hosts Pregame TV Show
Kansas City, Missouri. Charles Finley, owner of the Athletics, conducts a pregame television program before A's home games. He interviews players and baseball people on the set.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Charles Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Gladstone Giants Fall in Ho Ho Kam Little League
The Gladstone Market Giants were upset 6-4 by the Morris Sporting Goods Cardinals ending their undefeated run. Pitchers David Dauwalder and Gregg Besh shut down the Giants as Mike Bishop took the loss. Jack Davis hit a three run homer for the Cardinals while Kevin Bowen homered for the Giants.
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Gregg Besh
Giants
Mike Bishop
Larry Mandarino
John Denig
Jack Davis
Mandarino
Cardinal
Kevin Bowen
Glen Anderson
Morris Trims Ravens In Overtime Thriller
Curt Tarkington homered in the ninth inning to lift Morris Sporting Goods over the Phoenix Ravens 7-6 in American I ton B action. Mark Munson pitched all nine, fanning 15 with two walks and seven hits allowed.
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Morris Sporting Goods
Phoenix Ravens
Mark Munson
Munson
Robertson
Ravens
Vera
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