Scottsdale Area Little League Tournaments Begin Next Week
Six Scottsdale Little League teams start the 1963 district and state playoffs July 26 with area games at Mo have Supai and City Park. Area 4 includes East Scottsdale Scottsdale and Kiva Kaibab while three other areas mix Chandler Mesa Gilbert and Ingleside leagues. The winners advance to district and state levels toward Williamsport.
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Scottsdale
Little League
Ingleside
Arizona
Madison School
Williamsport
Ho Ho Kam
South Scottsdale
Kiva-Kaibab
East Scottsdale
Gilbert
Chandler
Mesa Southern
Mesa East
Mesa Western
Desert
Apache Junction
Mohave
Supai School
City Park
Mesa West
Desert Little Leagues
Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Rainouts
Major league results show Cleveland and Minnesota split a doubleheader with two extra inning winners. Boston, Baltimore, New York, and Chicago posted wins while Detroit and Washington had games postponed by rain.
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Los Angeles
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Nichols
Radatz
Nixon
Tillman
Turley
Spring
Navarra
Nelson
E. Sadowski
Pittsburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Semi-Pro Clash Begins Friday in Arizona Tourney
Seven Phoenix Semi-Pro League teams and visitors from Parker and Globe enter the Northern Arizona District Semi-Pro Baseball tournament. District Commissioner Bobby Winkles says double elimination play starts Friday at Mesa Rendezvous Park with games at 6 30 p m and 8 50 p m Gates open 5 45 p m adults 75 cents children under 12 35 cents.
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Phoenix
Parker and Globe
Arizona
Bobby Winkles
Mesa Rendezvous Park
Porter House Ledgers
Dee Fond
Stewart Motors
Charley Webb
Bonham Die Co
Doug Harden
Gov-Way
Tucson
Wichita
Five Locals Named To Scottsdale-Mesa All Stars
Five Scottsdale players made the Scottsdale-Mesa Colt League all star squad for a July 22 regional tournament in Fullerton California. Managers selected the 15 man team. top Scottsdale bat Purtil hits .525 and Brenner McComb Sims and Pohl are among starters. Bishops Glass Vita Gro and Kerrs Sporting also placed multiple players.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale-Mesa
Fullerta
Canif
Harry Brenner
Lute’s Pharmacy
CantheAalata Tern Onalt Trame Uy
Terry Brenner
Ronnie Sims
Dick McCombs
Jim Purtis
Jeff Pohl
Kerr’s Sporting Goods
Mesa
Joe Murillo
Keith Hoffman
Kerr’s Sporting
Purtil
Brenner
McComb
Sims
Pohl
Fullerton
Brea
Alhambra
California
Bishops Glass
Vita Gro
McAfee Guthrie
Hunt's Marine
Liston predicts KO within five rounds in Patterson rematch
In Las Vegas Sonny Liston said he would knockout Floyd Patterson within five rounds a week before their 15 round title fight at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Patterson, 28, is reportedly sharper with faster reflexes than Liston, 29, and Dr. Donald Romeo noted Patterson appears more ready while Liston has shown improvements since earlier exams.
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UPI
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Las Vegas Convention Center
Liston
Floyd
Big Sonny
Thunderbird Hotel
Sonny
Donald Romeo
Nevada State Athletic Commission
Romeo
Braves extend run with 7-5 win over Giants
Tanner Tours Braves beat Gorway Giants 7-5 on a Saturday night in East Scottsdale Little. It marks an eighth straight win for the Braves and an undefeated second half. Mike Clayton earned the win while Greg Boyd took the loss.
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Tanner Tours Braves
Gorway Giants
Scottsdale
Braves
Giants
Mike Clayton
Greg Boyd
UNEICO City Featherweight Title Remains With Ramos
UNEICO CITY Sugar Ramos retained his world featherweight championship by a unanimous 15 round decision over Rafi King of Nigeria in Chicago. CHICAGO Candy Spots outdueled B Major to win the 110833 dollar American Derby at Arlington. LONDON John Pennel of Northeast Louisiana State College set a world pole vault record of 16 feet 834 inches. BAASADT Sweden Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield and Edda Buding of Germany won the mixed doubles in the Swedish Lawn Tennis championships. WENGEN Switzerland Ronald McKenzie of Australia won the men’s singles in the International Tennis Tournament after Ed Rubinoff of Miami quit with leg cramps.
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Sugar Ramos
Rafiu King
Nigeria
London
John Pennel
Northeast
Louisiana State College
Baastad
Sweden
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Edda Buding
Germany
Burns Wins Manzy Race At Manzanita Speedway Feature
Burns of Tucson won the 30 lap Manzanita Speedway feature Saturday night driving the Roosevelt Daily car from Mesa. Curt Water led most laps before Burns and Gene Brown of Phoenix overtook him. Jimmy Woods was fastest qualifier. Bud Heubner won the Trophy Dash in a 550 hp super charged vehicle. Heat winners were Schmink Crawford and Brown. Veince Bailey won the semi main.
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Benton Burns
Tucson
Manzanita Speedway
Roosevelt Daily
Mesa
Curt Water
Burns
Gene Brown
Phoenix
Jimmy Woods
Bud Heubner
Will Schmink
Herb Crawford
Brown
Veince Bailey
Dodgers Open Huge Lead as Six-Game Rainout Stalls Phillies
Los Angeles built a 6 1/2 game lead in the National League by beating Philadelphia 3 2 in six innings due to rain. Johnny Podres pitched a seven hitter for his eighth win as Maury Wills and Jim Gilliam drove in a first inning run. Cubs, Braves, Colts win elsewhere while Mets’ losing streak hits 15. Yankees sweep Washington twice as the league-wide action continues.
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New York Mets
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Podres
Dodger
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Cal McLish
Ruben Amaro
John Roseboro
Willie Davis
Johnny Callison
Amaro
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Cincinnati Reds
Houston Colts
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Wawszis City
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Cleveland
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Bill White
Cubs
Ray Sadecki
Larry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
Lou Brock
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Banks
al Spangler
John Bateman
Colts
Hal
Skinny
Local Boys Beet Tempe's Roster
The Tempe Worthingtons, a semi pro team in the district tournament at Mesa this Friday, rely heavily on Scottsdale players. Five Worthingtons hail from Scottsdale, including Larry Smith a 1959 Scottsdale High grad with a 3-3 record and 57 strikeouts in 37 innings, Paul Nix a 1959 grad with a 2-0 record, Don Wade a 1960 grad hitting .347, Alan Reed 1960 hitting .169, and Jim Reid 1960 hitting .211.
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Tempe Worthingtons
Mesa
Scottsdale
Larry Smith
Scottsdale High Grad
Paul Nix
Don Wade
Alan Reed
Jim Reid
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