YMCA All Star Game Set For Eight Tonight
The YMCA Church League all star softball game will be played at 8 p m at the YMCA field. Scottsdale Presbyterian faces an all star team from 10 other league clubs with Rev. David Ellsworth to give the invocation and Mrs. Marie Green to lead the Star Spangled Banner. Mayor Bill Clayton will throw out the first ball and a YMCA queen will be named.
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Duane Holloran
Dick Johnson
Eo LaCoy
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Swim Meet Slated at Scottsdale Pool Next Weekend
The second annual A R U age group swim meet will be held at the Scottsdale community pool next Friday and Saturday. The pool will be closed to the public. Sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Dept and the Desert Rats Swim Club under Arizona A A U sanction. Scottsdale boys led by Rod Danz and Pat Gannon beat Pera Club 139 to 64. girls led by Wendy and Jan Hoefle and Katy and Patti Gannon defeated Pera Club 121 to 43.
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Bike contest set here Sunday
Cyclists will compete for Arizona amateur bicycling championships in three divisions on Sunday in Scottsdale. Organizers include John Barbieri of the Amateur Bicycle League of America.
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KRUX pulls ahead in Eastern Division with 12-4 win
KRUX beat South Mountain 12-4 to move one game up in the Eastern Division. Terry Hornbaker earned his sixth win with eight strikeouts as KRUX built a six run lead in the first inning. Larry Leesman Rich Lavale Bob Wade and John Dunfee contributed two hits apiece. Baker hit a two run homer. Paradise Ford led Tempe 2-2 after three innings in a rain halted game that will be replayed Wednesday.
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Twins capture crown in Pony League championship
The unsponsored Twins defeated the Hallcraft Homes Red Sox 5-4 last night to win the American League title. Jack Davis earned the win with five strikeouts, six walks, and six hits allowed. John Armstrong led hitters with a double and a single as Davis, Hragier, Swingle, and Kottrala also produced. Mike Palmer took the loss as Brian Williams added a double and two singles for the Red Sox. Hank Raymond contributed two singles. Pony League all stars were named for the upcoming tournament. National All-Stars were listed with manager Gene Fouch and assistant Al Luks. The Swiftmeet at Yavapai School is set for July 26 at 5:30 p.m. National All-Stars include Ricky Robinson, Jeff O’Conner, Paul Crawford, Mark Brown, Pat Dempsey, and others. The American All-Stars open against Loma Linda July 27 with manager Jack Beavers and helper Willie Ryser. The roster features Marty Stajduhat, Rich Schaffer, Mark Reinke, Henry Raymond, and other players.
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Jeff O'Conner
Paul Crawford
Mark Brown
Pat Dempsey
Dave Denyes
Steve Kwiatkowski
Ricky Ryan
Wayne Atkins
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Ricky Curtis
John Dahmer
Bruce Hamlin
Eddie Lewis
Mike Brower
Bruce Peterson
Baseball results and weekend matchups across leagues
Friday results show Kansas City 10 Minnesota 2 and Chicago 4 Los Angeles 3 in 11 innings. Cleveland 4 Boston 3 in 10. New York 9 Washington 5. Baltimore 2 Detroit 11 in. Saturday pitchers feature O Donoghue vs Boswell and others across the majors with NL standings led by Cincinnati and Los Angeles atop the table.
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Tee Pee Mexican Food Dominates Gannis Liquors 8 to 5
Tee Pee Mexican Food extended its city softball success with an 8 to 5 win over Gannis Liquors. Wayne Hubbs pitched four hits for Tee Pee while Frank Bowling belted a homer and single. Paul Martin, Bob Smid, Don Dykes, Lee Vining, Hubbs, and Andy Hull added hits. Karl Spangler led the losers with a double and a single.
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White Sox to play all star team in Mohave tonight
The East Scottsdale Little League minor loop champion White Sox, managed by John Smith with coaches Rich Mack and Mike Mazur, face an all star team made up of players from other leagues tonight at 5 p.m. at Mohave School. The White Sox roster includes Ron Beck Ken Rot Danny Jaksa Bob Drake Shawn Keath White Scott Somers Brian Henry Albie Palmer and Don Porter.
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TV Tonight Highlights From 1964 Broadcast Schedule
A dense listing of evening programs with time slots across channels. It notes The Don Steward Show Real estate Roller Skating at Hollywood Park, The King Family, Flipper, Three Star News Kentuky Jones, The Lawrence Welf Show, Forbidden Alliance with Norman Shearer and Frederic March, Gilligan's Island Mr Magoo Sherlock Holmes and more. Also includes Saturday Night at the Movies But Not for Me with Clark Gable Carroll Baker, Lee J Cobb and a long teletype of other shows and guests.
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Sunday Matinee Features at Local Theatres
A crowded Sunday schedule lists multiple matinee and early evening showings across venues. Highlights include Charlie Chan's Castle in the Desert, High Society, The Time of Day, The Shirley Temple Theatre premiere, and Bela Lugosi in The Corpse Vanishes. Also featured are Orient Express, Know the Truth religious program, Ted Mack's Amateur Hour, and news and special broadcasts.
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Ocean Studies Probe Overseen by UNESCO Delegation
The Intergovernmental Graphic Commission under UNESCO funds worldwide ocean studies. Probes cover the Atlantic and Indian Oceans with involvement from Dr. Roper of the University.
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