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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1967
Page
7
Coronado High's Dir's Legion A suffers its first loss of the season 52 to Globe-Miami Monday night. Dir's drops to 3-1 and faces Morris in Mesa in an 8 p.m. game on Wednesday at Rendezvous Park.
Arcadia Legion B improves to 4-0 after a 10-2 victory over Gilbert. Jim Hitchcock twirled a two hitter with six strikeouts, Joe Piercey and Mike Cannon fueled the offense with multi hit days, and Steve Placek added key RBIs as Arcadia rolls to its fourth straight win. They next travel to Chandler Thursday and host McClintock Friday at 6 p.m.
Morris tied the game at 5 2 before Tempe exploded for five runs in the sixth and two in the seventh to take a 9 5 win in A league play. Bob Vetter started for Morris and took the loss after leaving with the winning runs on base. Roy Muller and Jerry Beavers led Morris at the plate, Muller going 3 for 4 and Beavers belting a second inning homer. Scottsdale fielded well, turning three double plays to help their pitchers escape jams. Morris visits Westwood at Rendez Vous Park in Mesa next.
Prince of Peace powered by Darrell Everhart two home runs and Dennis Olson two triples and a double defeated Highland Baptist 36 to 7. William Edgar earned the win. Valley Plaza also won 18 to 6 with 21 hits as Richard Anderson homered for the victors.
National League leaders include Aaron of the Braves Brock of the Cardinals and Cepeda of the Cardinals with high batting averages and home run totals. American League leaders feature Kaline of the Tigers and Yastrzemski of the Red Sox among top RBI and run scorers. Pitching leaders include Lemaster and Cuellar with strong win loss records and low ERAs.
Arizona State advances in the winner's bracket after a 7-2 win over Oklahoma State. Tom Burgess ready for the start against Boston College as SUN Devils aim to extend their run in Omaha. Scott Reid homered twice to spark ASU, while Gary Gentry posted his 16th win with 16 strikeouts.
Dick Farrell returned to relief duties and struck out eight in 7 1 3 innings to earn his sixth win as Philadelphia beat Atlanta 7 4. Richie Allen fueled the attack with two doubles and a single while Hank Aaron led the Braves with two hits and a homer.
Tempe Arizona State University baseball drew 79 775 fans over 51 home dates and 11 874 on 8 road games for a total of 91 349 before the College World Series. The 8 314 crowd on May 22 in Phoenix set a single game attendance record as ASU beat Arizona 3 2 in 15 innings to win the southern division of the Western Athletic Conference.
Teepee beat Pera No. 2 7-0 with Al Brinias earning the win allowing one hit a sixth inning single by Arnie Schaub. Meadows defeated Arizona Tortilla 12-3 as Lloyd Meadows allowed a single in the first to Ron Bishop. Joe Pastorino collected a single triple and homer to pace Teepee. In slow pitch Losers Lounge defeated the Tim bers 11-1 with Stu Austin winning and Jim Borden homering for the victors.
Mike Grandy pitched a no hitter and went 3-for-3 as the undefeated Mets routed the Redlegs 7–0. Rich Chambers took the loss. Other action: Braves 2 Yankees 2 before darkness. Yankees 11 Braves 4 in minors. Orioles 8 Pirates 2. White Sox 27 Angels 3. Orioles 23 Angels 5 in farm. Cubs 9 Giants 5. Cubs 8 Giants 3 minors. Yankees 10 Red Sox 8. Giants 4 Angels 3. Orioles 23 Phillies 3. Giants 6 Red Sox 4. Cubs 8 White Sox 5. Pirates 11 Tigers 5.
The Washington Senators beat the Chicago White Sox 6-5 in a 22 inning night game, the longest in major league history, with Paul Casanova delivering a game deciding single in the 22nd inning after going 0-for-8. Epstein walked to load the bases for Casanova and the win.
Phoenix Giants drop 9-7 to Portland Beavers in the opener of a four game series. Willie Smith allowed two runs in relief as Portland piled up 14 hits. Bob Etheridge doubled and tripled driving in two as Phoenix fell from first in the Pacific Coast League Eastern Division and edged one game behind Indianapolis.
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