Locals Win In Pony League Tourney Openers
Arcadia and Scottsdale American post first round wins on day two of the Pony League double elimination tourney at Yavapai School. Bill Markham and Bob Gullickson contributed relief pitching for Arcadia in an 11 run showing over Madison. Gart Thompson pitched three shutout innings for Scottsdale American in a 6 3 victory over South Mountain.
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Scottsdale
Madison
Avapat School
Bill Markham
Bob Gullickson
Scottsdale American
South Mountain
Gart Thompson
South
Scottsdale National
Mesa
Loma Linda
Yavapai School
Thompson
Kim Short
Short
Bob Engebretson
John Henry
Brian Land
Jerry Johnson
Eingebretson
Henry
Tom Fraser
Marty Stajduhar
Land
Stajduhar
Ron Camacho
Ernie Angulo
Roy Giles
George Vasquez
Engebretson
Johnson
Optimists Fall In Valley Tournament Opener
The Scottsdale Optimists, Eastern Division B champions, lost 7 1 to Kelton Construction in the Valley tournament first round, dropping to the losers bracket as Kelton built five runs in the first inning and three more in the fourth. Pat Hawkins and Phil Vetter had Optimists' only hits.
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Scottsdale Optimists
American Legion
Kelton Construction
Elton
Kelton
Pat Hawkins
Phil Vetter
Joe Murillo
Baseball Today Standings and Schedule Highlights
Major league standings show Philadelphia leading with 56 wins and 40 losses while San Francisco sits at 57 42 and Cincinnati at 45 50. Tuesday's results include Cincinnati 11 Milwaukee 2 with a full slate of night games and Wednesday's matchups feature St Louis at Chicago and Los Angeles at New York among others.
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Houston
New York
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Pittsburgh
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O’toole
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Fisher
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Boston
Kansas City
Morehead
Segui
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Minnesota
Pappas
Kaat
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Horlen
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Cleveland
Washington
Donovan
Osteen
No-Hit Ace Leads East Scottsdale Tourney Hope
Swingle with 112 strikeouts and 8-0 record headlines a Scottsdale tourney lineup backed by Ryser Pittman and Senseman. Pittman has a no hitter this season and Senseman with Swingle helped the Braves to a league title and 14-0 season, as Wayne Senseman stresses a balanced, strong club with Ryser coaching.
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Swingle
Rick Ryser
Mike Pittman
Tom Senseman
Pittman
Senseman
Braves
Reds Bank on Maroney OToole Duo for 1964 Hope
The Cincinnati Reds pivot on the Irish pairing of Jim Maloney and Jim OToole as the 1964 pennant bid hinges on their two man pitching clash. Maloney improves to 10-9 after a 11-2 win over Milwaukee as the Reds pull within three of the idle Phillies. Keough and Menke homer, Den my Lemaster shelled. The Yankees meanwhile take a 1 game AL lead with Terry tossing a seven hitter.
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Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Reds
Joey Jay
Bob Purkey
Jim Maroney
Jim O'Toole
Maroney
O’toole
Maloney
O'Toole
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angls
Denny Lemaster
Dron Johnson
Marty
Keough
Denis Menke
Braves
Sandy Koufax
Los
Cubs Win Pennant with 9-0 Victory Over Burger Chef Yankees
The Cubs defeated the Burger Chef Yankees 9-0 to clinch the South Scottsdale pennant for the second straight year. Pitcher Ralph Heap improved to 11-0, allowing four hits and three walks, with Cubs hitters collecting all extra-base hits including four doubles by Heap Terry Allen and Joe Janis and a triple by Jim Brady. Yanks’ Randy Kerr took the loss after four hits and eight walks. Cubs improve to 24-5 on the season.
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Pizza Pub
Cubs
Burger Chef
Yankees
Ralph Heap
Randy Kerr
Cub
Terry
Allen
Joe Janis
Jim Brady
Chad Mears
Jeff Straine
Ed Roberts
Mike Carrier
Yanks
Prince of Peace Lutherans top YMCA in soft ball clash
Prince of Peace Lutherans defeated Valley Plaza Methodists 20 to 12 as 11 runs in the bottom of the fifth secured the win. Roger Gordon hit a grand slam for the Lutherans and Jimi Scott homered for Valley Plaza. Wesley Edgar earned the win and Warren Downs took the loss.
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Valley Plaza Methodists
Prince of Peace Lutherans
Roger Gordon
Jimi Scott
Valley Plaza
Wesley Edgar
Warren Downs
Paradise Valley Methodists
Ascension Lutherans
Mike Schelp
Rainer Schelp
John VanReusan
Lyons
Young
Hocker- Smith
Paiute Girls Win First Round of Softball Tourney
Paiute School No. 1 beat Pima School 10 to 8 in the Parks and Recreation tournament opener at Paiute School. Pam Huson pitched the win and Tina Stromberger hit two homers for Paiute. Buffy Palmer had three hits for Pima. Navajo meets Mohave today at 6 15 p.m. at Paiute School as the event runs through the week with the final next Tuesday.
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Paiute School
Parks and Recreation
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