National League Teams Hate Shea Stadium
Mets defeat Dodgers 8 0 as Galen Cisco blanks L A in a four hitter. Ed Kranepool and Charlie Smith homer. Giants beat Phillies in 11 innings 5 3. Reds top Cardinals 5 4. Cubs beat Braves 5 2. Pirates over Colt 4 3. In AL Chicago tops Detroit 4 3. Minnesota over Baltimore 11 5. L A beats New York 3 2.
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San Francisco Giants
Flushing Bay
Los Angeles Dodgers
Shea Stadium
Sandy Koufax
Walt Alston
Dodgers
Galen Cisco
Cisco
Mets
Ron Fairly
Ed Kranepool
Charlie Smith
Tigers
Joe Moeller
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Colts
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Baltimore
Los Angeles
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Girl Golfers Schedule Meet in Arizona Junior Tour
Qualifying rounds begin Monday for the Junior Girls Golf Tournament at Scottsdale Country Club. The event runs June 8-11 for players under 18, with last year’s champion Kathy Braiker among entrants. Entry is $4 with advance registration June 5. contact Mrs. Jerome Kaye at 274-9668.
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Women’s Golf’ Association of Arizona
Scottsdale Country Club
Kathy Braiker
Scottsdale C.C
Bat Meyers
Valley C. C
Chris Zivney
Phoenix
C.C
Susan Moore
Thunderbird C. C
Rolling Hills
Sandy Rucker
Yuma
Emily Updegraff
Tucson
Ed Updegraff
Arizona
Jerome Kaye
Baseball Leaders Top Batters and Run Totals Across Leagues
National League leaders include Mays and Giants with 18 homers, Williams and Cubs 14, Howard 14, Robinson 11, Torre 10, Allen 10. Killebrew and Colavito 14 in the American League, Wagner 12, Hall 12, Powell 12, with others. Mays 44 RBIs lead NL. Wagner 42, Stuart 41 in AL. Pitching honors list Farrell Colts 1 win, Marichal 8 1, Bruce 6 1, Lemaster 7 2, Gibbon 3 1, Herbel 3 1, Perry 3 1.
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Mays
Giants
Williams
Cubs
Howard
Dodgers
Robinson
Reds
Torre
Braves
Allen
Phils
Killebrew
Twins
Colavito
Athletics
Wagner
Indians
Hall
Powell
Orioles
Boyer
Cards
Santo
Stuart
Red Sox
Cash
Tigers
Farrell
Colts
Marichal
Bruce
Lemaster
Gibbon
Pirates
Herbel
Perry
Little Leaguer Fires 2nd Gem
Steve Swingle of the Braves pitched his second no hitter of the season in an 18-1 win over the Giants. Swingle struck out 17 with seven walks as Larry Kattraba hit two homers and teammates added power including a double by Swingle. Giants’ pitchers were Dave Denyes John Burrell and Greg McBride.
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Steve Swingle
Braves
Giants
Santtodalao
Ffitdla
Todaiad
Lliugig Lal HC Abul
Swingle
Mike Makings
Larry Kattraba
Mike Grandy
Stu Smith
Ken Burns
Tom Senseman
Dave Denyes
John Burrell
Greg McBride
Baseball scores and upcoming pitching matchups
Results from games include Cincinnati 5 St Louis 4, New York 8 Los Angeles 0, Chicago 5 Milwaukee 2, Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3, San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 3. Saturday’s probable pitchers feature Ortega vs Fisher and Bouton vs Chance among others.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Los Ang
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Phil
Los Angeles
Ortega
Fisher
Jackson
Spahn
Brown
Veale
Washburn
Tsitouris
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Kan
City
Monbouquette
Pena
Barber
Stigman
Aguirre
Regan
Peters
Daniels
Kralick
Bouton
Chance
W.L. Pet
Philadelphia
Francisco
Jenda Jones Takes Spotlight At Scottsdale AAU Track
Tonight at Scottsdale High the Women's AAU finals begin at 7 after 9 am prelims. Jenda Jones, 15, Camelback, has run 100 yards in 10.9 seconds and aims for a top finish alongside Anne Walmsley Valerie Mickle and Francie Andrews who lead the younger sprint brackets.
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Scottsdale High
Jenda Jones
Scottsdale
Anne Walmsley
Francie Andrews
Valerie Mickle
Anne
Valerie
Francie
Phoenix Olympic Club
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
14 year old Kim Short hurls no hitter in Pony League
Kim Short, 14, pitched a no hitter for the Twins in Scottsdale Pony League American Division defeating Kerr's Sporting Goods Mets 9 0. Short walked four, struck out 10 in five innings and added a double driving in the first run. Jack Davis and Paul Horral led Twins with hits and RBIs.
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Kim Short
Twins
Kerr's. Sporting Goods Mets
Scottsdale Pony League
Ghart Karamatha
Firef Centi
Dale
Short
Jack Davis
Paul Horral
Davis
Horral
Gary Thompson
Angels
Wheelery Tigers
Mike Zarkovich
Angel
John Gallagher
Frank Ficarra
Dave Vandergriff
High School Junior Runs 4 Minute Mile at Compton Meet
Compton Invitational track meet features eight Americans running the mile in under four minutes. Carol Burleson wins the mile in 8 57.4 for the women, while Wichita high schooler Jim Ryan clocks 3 59.0 at 17. Other top finishers include Tom O'Hara Loyola Chicago 3 57.6 Archie Romani Jr. Oregon 3 57.6 Morgan Groth Oregon State 3 57.9 Jim Grelle Oregon 3 58.5 Bob Day UCLA 3 58.9 Cary Weisiger ex-Marine 3 58.9. Schul wins 5000m in 13 48.0, three seconds from the world record.
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Compton
Calif
Wichita, Kan
Jim Ryan
Tom O'Hara
Loyola U. of Chicago
Archie Sam Ro
Jmani Jr
Oregon University
Morgan Groth
Oregon State
Jim Grelle
Oregonian
Bob Day
UCLA
Cary Weisiger
North Carolina
Devils Battle Missouri Pitchers In College World Series
Arizona State faces rugged Missouri pitching in Omaha as both teams rely on strong arms and .300 plus hitters. Missouri’s Stroud Weber and Musgraves pace a staff with nine shutouts and a .146 opponent average, while Sun Devils Hancock and Cook lead a 43-5 season with three shutouts.
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Omaha
Neb
UPI
Arizona
Missouri
College State University
Sun Devils
Ters
Jack Stroud
Keith Weber
Dennis Musgraves
Sun Devil
Skip Hancock
Sam Cook
Devils
Tigers
Champagne Tony Leads After Two Rounds in Thunder Bird Classic
Champagne Tony Lema shot a 67 to reach 135 and lead the Thunder Bird golf classic at Westchester Country Club. Mike Souchak and Ken Venturi tied for second at 137, with Arnold Palmer four behind at 139 and Nicklaus at 142.
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Mike Souchak
Duke
Ken Venturi
Motorola Tops 14th Ward 14-8 in Parks League
Motorola defeated 14th Ward 14-8 last night in Scottsdale Parks and Recreation play. Bob Boland pitched the win. Bill Saltman and Larry Wester led with two and three hits. Pueblo blanked Dickson 5-0 behind Bill Kebler as top hitters Charles Smith Joe Meshek and Bob Hink collected the best for Pueblo.
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Motorola
14Th Ward
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Bob Boland
Bill Saltman
Larry Wester
Pueblo
Dickson
Bill Kebler
Charles Smith
Joe Meshek
Bob Hink
Bank of Scottsdale Ameri can Legion tops Eloy 7 to 2
The Bank of Scottsdale American Legion team defeated Eloy 7 to 2. Don Walsh earned the win with 12 strikeouts and two walks, holding the opposition to three hits. Top Scottsdale hitters included Dick McCombs and Bruce Koch with power and RBIs. The locals plated one in the first, four in the second, and two in the fifth.
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South Scottsdale
Papago Plaza Indians
Pizza Pub Cubs
Indians
Harrold Mayer
Bob Heap
Bob Janis
Harold Mayer
Robbie Holaday
Mike Cook
Cub
Terry Allen
Ralph Heap
Dick’s Firestone Red Sox
Advance Auto Supply Angels
Bill Grainger
Angels
Mark Figg
Red Sox
Mark Griffin
Craig Watzke
Jeff Despain
Scottsdale
American Legion Yankees
Paradise Ford Cubs
Mike Phillips
Mike Collis
Phillips
Collis
Yankees
John Almhjell
Dennis
Tom Rowan
Tom
Tom Brown
Cubs
Craig Marietta
Bob Garvey
Swim Corral Yankees
Texaco Hitch Rail Cubs
Bank of Scottsdale American Legion
Eloy
Don Walsh
Walsh
Dick McCombs
Bruce Koch
Denis McCready
Ron Sims
Ron Bishop
Mesa Westwood
Mesa
Rendezvous Park
Morris Sporting
Morris Sporting Goods American Legion
Chandler
Mike McKee
John Lambert
George Varga
Ben Burger
Mike Lambert
Morris
Two YMCA Softball Winners: Presbyterians and Methodists
Scottsdale United Presbyterian defeated Ascension Lutheran 15 to 10 with Hankeford earning the win. Scottsdale Methodist defeated Prince of Peace Lutheran 15 to 5 as Rich Loomes pitched the victory.
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Scottsdale United Presbyterian
Scottsdale Methodist
Presbyterians
Ascension Lutheran
Methodists
Prince of Peace Lutheran
Hankeford
Rich Loomes
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Gene Littler
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