Fox Nearing 2500 Hits as White Sox Win
Fox, 35, driven by two singles and a Nichols triple, reaches 2,500 career hits with three RBIs in a 4-3 White Sox victory over the Tigers. The feat places him among the top second basemen in baseball history, behind only Hall of Famers Collins, Lajoie, Frisch, Gehringer, and Hornsby.
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Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Eddie Collins
Nap Lajoie
Frankie Frisch
Charlie Gehringer
Rogers Hornsby
Fox
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Dave Nicholson
Joe Horlen
Ken McBride
Angels
al Downing
Downing
Felix Torres
Ken Hunt
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Gary Bell
Twins
Johnny Gary
Jimmie Hall
Colts District Champs Claim Regional Bid in 10-4 Win
Mesa-Scottsdale Colt all-stars beat Anaheim 10-4 to seize the district title and earn a spot in the Regional Tournament at Buena Park. Terry Brenner of Scottsdale earned MVP honors after pitching a strong win and driving in key runs in a six-run fourth inning.
Regional Next For Colt Nine
The Mesa-Scottsdale Colt all-stars won the district title by defeating Anaheim 10-4 and advance to the regional tournament in Buena Park. MVP Terry Brenner starred with a winning hit and a later three safety hits and pitched the win in the first game. The squad, coached by Harry Brenner of Scottsdale, includes Brenner Jeff Pohl Ronnie Sims and Dick McCombs.
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Fullerton
Calif
Colt All-Stars
Buena Park
Anaheim
Terry Brenner
Scottsdale
Joe Allen
Mesa
Arizona
Ronnie Sims
Dick McCombs
Brenner
McCombs
Wayne Alkier
John Wright
Brener
Tom Heimer
Heimer
Goodman
Sims
Pohl
Mesa-Scottsdale
Tustin
Santa Anna
Riverside
California
Mel Drake
Baseball Scores and Lineup Highlights From Today
Summary of MLB results including wins for Minnesota, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit and others. Key performances noted with pitchers Bell Dailey Horlen Rakow and players like Powell Mays and Clemente driving outcomes across multiple games. Friday and Saturday schedules listed with matchups and pitchers.
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Washington
Baltimore
Cheney
Ridzik
Kline
Retzer
Roberts
Miller
Orsino
Powell
FGN
Detroit
Rudolph
Lary
Kansas City
Cleveland
Drabowsky
Kralick
Chicago
Debusschere
Pappas
Minnesota
New York
Stange
Bouton
Los Angeles
Boston
Newman
Turley
Hurlers Tie 0-0 In Little League Duel
Kimmy Neil and Larry Mandarino locked in a 0-0 standoff in Ho Ho Kame Little League. Neil fanned 13 and issued four walks in a one hit effort, Mandarino struck out 10 with two walks in a two hit performance. Jack Davis tripled denying Neil a no hit bid, Ray Campbell added a single and a double. Darkness halted the game after four innings for Cyprus East by Cox Homebuilders Yankees and Morris Sport Shop Cardinals.
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Kimmy Neil
Larry Mandarino
Cyprus
Cox
Yankees
Morris Sportshop
Cardinals
Neil
Mandarino
Jack Davis
Ray Campbell
Cardinal
Humphreys Rejoins Cardinals Roster In Reacquisition Move
Pitcher Bob Humphreys is activated by the St. Louis Cardinals after being on the disabled list with torn abdominal muscles. To clear a roster spot, the Cardinals sent reserve outfielder Jack Damaska to Atlanta of the International League.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Bob Humphreys
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Damaska
Atlanta
Humphreys
Pittsburgh
Pops Yanks Face Coolidge In East Central Legion Opener
Scottsdale hosts Coolidge in round one of the East Central District American Legion double elimination tournament at Tempe High School. Mike Lambert is tentatively the starter for Scottsdale with Don Walsh starting tomorrow. The locals, 2-0 vs Coolidge this season, expect to advance despite limited pitching depth.
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Pop
Yanks
Coolidge
Tempe High School
American Legion
Mesa
Chandler
Mike Lambert
Scottsdale
Don Walsh
Eddie Morris
George Varga
Bob Urie
Bruce Koch
Len Burkland
Chuck Licci
Jay Osborn
John Lambert
Bisbee
Walsh
Lambert
Big Games Tonight in District 7 and 3 Little League and Legion
Multiple first round and opening games across District 7 and District 3 Little League tournaments and East Central American Legion action. Notable entries include Mohave School Kiva Kaibab versus East Scottsdale, Tempe High versus Coolidge, Arcadia Morris Sporting Goods versus Tempe Center, and Scottsdale No-Hitter sensation Denis DuNann slated to pitch. Also features Scottsdale YMCA Church all-stars versus Tempe all-stars in slow pitch.
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Kiva-Kaibab
East Scottsdale
Tempe High School
Pop
Yanks
Coolidge
Arcadia High
Morris Sporting Goods
Tempe Center
American Legion
Denis DuNann
Scottsdale
District 7 Little League Opens Play Tonight
District 7 Little League action begins with South Scottsdale versus Ho Ho Kam at Sinai School Area 3 East Scottsdale versus Kiva Kaibab at Mohave School Area 4 Chandler faces Mesa Southern at City Park Chandler Mesa East meets Mesa West at Mesa Western field Ingleside and Scottsdale idle with first round byes Ingleside to face Chandler Mesa Southern winner Saturday at City Park Chandler Scottsdale winner of East Scottsdale versus Kiva Kaibab to Mohave School area championship tomorrow at Mo have School Area finals set for tomorrow with district tournament Aug 2 and 3 at Ingleside School
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Ho Ho Kam
Sinai School
East
Scottsdale
Mohave School
Area
Chandler
Mesa Southern
City Park
Mesa East
Mesa West
Ingleside
Little Leagues
East Scottsdale
Briscoe Paving Brings Fourth Win In Row
Briscoe Paving beat Paradise Valley 12 to 2 as Rick Bedenkop pitched five innings of one hit baseball with 11 strikeouts. Leiler Dipley Clark Spangler led the offense with multiple hits including triples and doubles. Briscoe improves to 9-9 overall and has won four straight.
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Briscoe
American Legion
Paradise Valley
Rick Bedenkop
Larry Leiler
Bill Spangler
Steve Orth
Gary Clark
Bill Dipley
Leiler
Dipley
Clark
Spangler
Doug Seik
Orth
McCormack
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