Tops in State relay team faces Scottsdale all star lineup
Local coverage notes top state performers including Jim For tre Supai and Tom Fraser among others opposing Scottsdale’s all star relay squad, which had won last week.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
4
Local coverage notes top state performers including Jim For tre Supai and Tom Fraser among others opposing Scottsdale’s all star relay squad, which had won last week.
Scottsdale High football players, anxious after last season, seek the next head coach as Virgil Savage resigns. Director Joe Connors notes many out-of-state applicants and rumors point to Atari Spaw or former Scottsdale coach Brady as possibilities.
Belmont Stakes could feature at least five starters with Orientalist Northern Dancer Rise and Quadra gle entries shaping the field. Roman Brother trains by Elliott Burch with Manuel Yeaza in the saddle joins the fray as potential contenders race prep notes signal continued interest from many owners and jockeys.
Doug Tuchin struck out 10 and walked five as Kerr's Mets edged the unsponsored Yankees 8-5. Tom Orien added a triple and RBI, Greg Mayer nabbed three outs in the field, and Gary Thompson threw in a defensive gem. Jeff Walker took the loss for the Yankees.
Rich Rathbun scored on wild pitches after a sixth inning single to lift Morris Sporting Goods past Mag's Ham Run 2-1 in the Parks and Recreation league. John Harper pitched a one hit complete game for Morris, Benny Cardena took the loss with seven strikeouts. Only six reached base against Harper and all runs were unearned. May's Bill Melius collected the lone hit for May's.
Scottsdale high school girls led by Anne Walmsley Francie Andrews and Valerie Mickle prepare for the Arizona state Women’s AAU track championships at Scottsdale High. Trials start 9 am, finals 7 pm, sponsored by Scottsdale Parks and Recreation and Phoenix Olympic Club. Jenda Jones of Phoenix, age 15, is the top draw, set for open competition and holds Arizona records in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the 50-yard hurdles.
Arizona State University faces Air Force Academy without star shortstop John Ruedy after a fractured knee cap from a Monday pitch. Sal Bando moves to short, Jack Smuilheran to third as Tony Alesci remains sidelined with a hand injury. no available substitutes in the field or at catcher. A decisive third game would be Friday if needed, with KUPD radio coverage starting 7:20 p.m.
George Varga hit a one run homer guiding Morris Sporting Goods to a 4-3 victory over an unnamed opponent in American Legion play. Mike Lambert and Denis Du Nann combined on the mound allowing one hit for Eloy as Morris secured their second win of the season.
Gayle Hopkins of the University of Arizona has the best college broad jump this year and Henry Carr of Arizona State University has the fastest 220 yard dash time.
Earl's Market Indians win 12 0 behind Billy Byrne two hit shutout with 10 strikeouts over American Legion Yankees in Scotts dale. Byrne and Bill Billings drive in two RBIs each. Billings doubles for the team's only extra base hit.
MLB scores include Milwaukee 3 Cincinnati 2 and San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 0 in night games. Houston at New York postponed by rain. Thursday probables feature St Louis at Chicago with Broglio vs Ellsworth and Koufax vs Short. Yankees win streak extends to 11 after 9-3 over Colts. Cubs top Red Sox 13-1. Giants sweep Indians 9-2.
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus grimly preview the $100,000 Thunderbird Golf Classic in Rye New York with Gary Player upbeat as 125 players tee off at 8 am EDT for a $20,000 first prize. Palmer laments recent form, Nicklaus doubts his driving, while Player claims his best form ever. Deane Beman is the sole amateur in the field.
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