Mesa Downs Scottsdale 13 6 in Legion Baseball Opener
Mesa pitched by Sonny Chase held Scottsdale to nine hits and one walk as the locals rolled to a 13 to 6 victory at Rendezvous Park. Jed Nolan Bob Urie and Austin led Mesa with multiple hits while Dennis McCready and Mike Lambert starred for Scottsdale in a game that featured six errors by the visitors.
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American Legion Baseball
Mesa
Scottsdale Optimist Club
Rendezvous Park
Sonny Chase
Mesa Pit
Jed Nolan
Bob Urie
Nolan
Urie
Scottsdale
Farrell Dumps LA as Chisox Blank Angels
Dick Farrell, a 29 year old right hander once with the Phillies, was traded to the Dodgers and later moved to Houston in a draft. He pitched a no hitter into the eighth inning for the Dodgers in a 2-1 win, improving to 3-6 on the season. The White Sox beat the Angels to pull into a tie for second in the AL with Baltimore.
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Farrell
Chisox
Blank Angels
Boston
Philadelphia Phillies
Dalton
Vassar
Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Colts
Houston
Paul Richards
Richards
Colts
Harry Craft
Dodger
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Dick Tracewski
Junior Gilliam
Tommy Davis
Rusty Staub
Carl Warwick
Don Drysdale
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Colts Blank Mesa 12-0 in five inning game at Rendezvous Park
Terry Brenter led Scottsdale with both pitching and hitting. He tossed a two hitter and hit a double and triple as the Coltes routed Mesa 12-0 in five innings. Ureiarte added a two bagger, while Randy Randall and Herb Sneider had Mesa’s only two hits.
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Terry Brenter
Scottsdale Colt
Mesa
Rendezvous Park
Brenter
Dick Ureiarte
Terry Helmer
Herb Sneider
Helmer
Scottsdale
Randy Randall
Cubs Keep Lead With 18 10 Victory Over Braves
Cubs top Braves 18 10 to stay first in Scottsdale Little League as Jerry Dunning won on the mound and John Williams took the loss. Bob Heinlen drove in five runs, while Buzz Beamarchez and Mike Wardenberg had three hits apiece for the Braves. Marty Stadjuhar earned his fourth straight win for the Cubs in a 15 1 rout of the Indians, with 11 strikeouts and one hit allowed. Eddie Ramirez and Bruce Keppler shined on defense for the Cubs. In other action Ricky's Drive In Colts beat the Angels 6 2 as Hasbrook, Kirkpatrick combined for one hit allowed by the Angels.
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Farrell
Phillies
Eddie Fisher
White Sox
Pete Ward
Sherm Lollar
Bob Turley
Garden Nursery Cubs
Scottsdale
Braves
Jerry Dunning
Cubs
John Williams
Bob Heinlen
Buzz Beamarchez
Mike Wardenberg
Billy Berger
Cub
Terry Allen
Jim Brady
Stadjuhar
Eddie Ramirez
Bruce Kepler
Ricky
Colts
Angels
Bob Hasbrook
Hasbrook
Kirkpatrick
Larry Setor
Mike Kline
Johnny Lucero
Jeff Walker
Chuck Long
Casey Ward
YMCA Softball Opens With Four Teams In League Play
YMCA church league opened with Scottsdale Valley Presbyterian defeating Nazarene 15 to 12 and Paradise Valley besting Scottsdale Presbyterian 15 to 7. Gorden Lackie earned the Valley Presbyterian win while Ed Sensman and Bob Myers pitched for the Presbyterians and Paradise Valley respectively. Key hits included four baggers by Tom Cooley and Karl Roberts for Paradise Valley and home runs by Al Studman Dick Shear Jerry Patterson and Richard Greene for Scottsdale Presbyterian.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale Presbyterian
Gorden Lackie
Valley Presbyterians
Ed Sensman
Presbyterians
Nazarines
Roberts
al Studman
Dick Shear
Jerry Paterson
Richard Greene
Vince Keeton
Jim Sollenberger
Jerry Patterson
Dick Kerr
Scottsdale
Paul Hoffman named general manager of Baltimore Zephyrs
Hoffman, former Baltimore Bullets player, takes the helm as general manager of the Baltimore Zephyrs in the National Basketball Association. The baseball schedule includes several night games across divisions with pitchers O Dell Jackson Miller and Parker facing various lineups.
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San Francisco
Chicago O'Dell
Jackson
Los Angeles
Houston
Miller
Draft
Milwaukee
New York
Hendley CIA
Willey
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Parker
Cardwell
Gibbon
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Twinight
Baltimorig
UPI
Paul Hoffman
Baltimore Bullets
General Muaiber
Baltimore Zephyrs
National Basketball Association
Finsterwald Wins Fourth Annual 500 Festival Golf Tourney
Former PGA champion Finsterwald rallied with two late birdies to shoot 68 and finish two strokes ahead for a 72 hole total of 268 to claim the $55,000 500 Festival golf event. He rose to 16 under par and earned $10,000 top prize while moving to sixth in earnings on the circuit. Finsterwald had led with a 64 at the 54 hole mark, tying Boros for the lead. Don Dickinson Jr joins Bike Training Room Foundation as trustee to advise high school coaches on training and safety programs and to oversee grant allocations.
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Art Dickinson, JR
Arizona State University
Bike Training Room Foundation
Dickinson
Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Flint
Mich
Juius Boros
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Dennis McCready
Bruce Koch
Cready
Mike Lambert
Coolidge
Scottsdale Stadium
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Fanning
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Chase
Walsh
Dick Farrell
Blank Mesa
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Papago Plaza Indians
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Greg Mayer
Steve Atwood
Duane Kirkpatrick
Mike Stuntz
Marty McQuire
Marty Stadjuhar
Ernie Eichelberger
Giants
Russ Schaller
Craig Watzke
Red Sox
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Brady
WPC
Jim Carr
YMCA
Scottsdale Valley Presbyterian
Scottsdale Nazarine
Ed Lohnes
Valley Presbyterian
Tom Hill
Baseball Today
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Lollar
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Perranoski
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Roseboro
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Wickersham
Bell
Hr— Edwards
Staub
Hr—Edwards
C'ld Scottsdale Rd
Cahill-Edmund Travel
Scottsdale Country Club
East Shea Blvd
Scottsdale, Arizona
Jud Bunnell
Indianapolis
Ind
UCID
Don
Cheney
Mosaic Supplies
FORD
Paradise Motors Inc
Scottsdale Rd
Camelback, Scottsdale
Downtown Motors
Smiley-Berge Motors
N. Central
Phoenix
E. Main St
Read Mullan Motor CO
DON Sanderson Ford Inc
Camelback Rd
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Grand Ave
Glendale
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