Podres to Undergo Elbow Surgery Ending Dodger Season
Dodgers pitcher John Podres will undergo left elbow surgery after an April 25 injury in Milwaukee. Doctors say the 31-year-old southpaw has a bone fragment in his elbow and will miss most of the season, with a two month recovery timeline and uncertain return.
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Morris Nines Win Four Games
Morris Sporting Goods teams had a clean sweep winning four straight games across league play. The baseball squad beat Tempe 9 2 in the East Central American Legion A League, the Jaycee softball team topped Dickson Electronics 9 0 in Parks and Recreation league, the baseball unit defeated Earl's Market Indians 5 3 in Scottsdale Little League, and the Morris baseball team beat the Dodgers 9 2 in Ho Ho Kam Little League.
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Local Little League Action Includes Red Sox Triumph
Mike Kollmann struck out fourteen and walked two as the Morris Sporting Goods Red Sox beat Earl's Market Indians 5-3 in Scottsdale. Dick Bowers led with two hits and two RBIs. Dale Billings and Tom Cusick added two base hits for the Indians.
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Cardinals rout Dodgers 9 2 as Killackey earns win
Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 9 2 last night with Danny Killackey earning the win by striking out two and walking one. Killackey also led the offense with two singles. Skip Gibson closed the game with five strikeouts and three walks. Dodger top hitters were Brian Williams with a double and Craig Washburn with two singles. In the minor league game the Arizona Exterminators beat the White Sox 6 4 with John Sandillo as the winning pitcher.
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Rain Delays NCAA Baseball Tournament Opener
The NCAA baseball tournament resumed in Omaha after rain halted games Monday. USC led 13-1 after 4 1 3 innings against Ole Miss, with play continued tonight. Maine defeated Seton Hall 5-1 as Minnesota topped Texas A M 7-3, while a three run eighth capped a 16 hit effort by Minnesota. Hoffman misplayed a ball for an infield RBI but the Gophers held on.
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Legion Teams Sweep in American Legion A action
Marc Munson pitched his first American Legion A game for Morris Sporting Goods as they beat Tempe 9-2 with Don Burger homering in the first inning and John Lambert driving in three runs. Bank of Scottsdale moved to 3-0 in the East Central league by routing Westwood 12-5 behind Norlin and Matteson. Terry Hornbaker pitched Scottsdale Optomists to an 8-0 win over Dyer Electric as Hornbaker struck out four and the Optomists collected eight runs by the sixth.
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Scottsdale Optimists
Dyer Electric
Urge Adult Support in Scottsdale Summer Youth Programs
Kenneth Pepper head of Scottsdale Police juvenile division urged parents to back youth athletic programs this summer. Dick Kendall of Salt River Little League joined, noting many juveniles are helped by Little Leagues and other groups. He cited 760 arrests of 8 to 17 year olds in 1963 and $13,110.35 recovered, urging community involvement to reduce crimes through constructive activities.
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WAC Sees Growth in Second Year of Operation
Western Athletic Conference Commissioner Paul Brechler lauded a more mature league in the 1963-64 year. He noted New Mexico won five titles across football, track, golf, cross country and a share of basketball, while Wyoming claimed wrestling and Arizona State reached the baseball world series. Football attendance slipped slightly, basketball rose led by BYU, New Mexico and Arizona schools.
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Pony Hurler Shines in 9-1 Elks Win Over Med Center
Scottsdale Elks pitcher Juan Matus struck out five and walked five in a 9-1 victory over Scottsdale Medical Center's Yankees. Kim Short led Twin hitters with three for four and three RBIs, Dwayne Kirkpatrick and Wes Hovan added runs. Dave Cassidy took the loss with eleven strikeouts. In the National League, the unsponsored Dodgers beat the Wheelery Tigers 9-4 as Mike Kline and Mike Hayes led the offense. Vandergriff took the loss. Don Routh contributed a double and two runs for the Tigers.
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Doug Toles
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Don Routh
Plaza Methodist Bombs Baptist in YMCA Softball Clash
Plaza Methodist crushed Baptist Valley 19 to 7 in YMCA league play. Frank Calles and John Masterson homered with two RBIs, while Jim McCormick and Bill Sumpter hit triples. Sumpter contributed a double as well.
Morris Jaycees crush Dickson in 9-0 softball victory
Morris Jaycees stormed to a 9-0 win over Dickson Electronics in Parks and Recreation Softball League action. John Dillon tossed a one hitter with four strikeouts and two walks, adding a double as Morris improved to 3-1 and third place while Dickson fell to 1-3. Sixth Ward faces Motorola at 6 15 tonight at Hinton Field.
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Baseball scores and tonight's MLB schedule
Scores show Cleveland over Los Angeles 6-3 Detroit 10 Minnesota 5 and Kansas City 5 Washington 4. Night and twi night games listed with probable pitchers for several matchups including Baltimore Chicago Minnesota Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland New York Boston Kansas City Washington St. Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and others.
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Lemas $20,000 Thunderbird win boosts yearly money list
Tony Lema won the Thunderbird Classic earning $20,000 boosting his year total to $31,684.17 and moving to fifth in the money standings. Mike Souchak finished second earning $12,000, rising to fourth with $34,453.92. Top players remain Nicklaus, Palmer and Casper with seven others trailing.
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Chi. Chi) Rodriguez
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