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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
4
Bo Belinsky was knocked out in the sixth inning after a $250 fine for after hours antics. The Angels tied the game in the seventh, but Lenny Green delivered a ninth inning single off Art Fowler to give Minnesota a 4 to 3 win, closing in on the Yankees.
Pierce left Giants in first inning after spike injury requiring 12 stitches as Reds beat Giants 8 0. Don Larsen relieved with Robinson three run homer. Dodgers rout Braves 7 1 as Williams struggles. Colts hammer Mets 10 2. Pirates beat Cubs 6 3. Orioles and Athletics win big in separate games.
The scoreboard shows Baltimore beating Boston 7 to 4 with Barber credited the win and Monbouquette the loss, plus home runs by B Robin and others. Minnesota defeated Ang 5 to 4 with Kaat and Donohue getting the win and loss, and Adron hit a homer. Pittsburgh beat San Francisco 6 to 0 with Miler earning the win and area taking the loss, Hi and Crandall credited with homers. The notes include multiple NL games and incomplete lines from other matchups.
A fragmentary note records Wheane 00 Fidhe 01 Wleod sponsorship in an unclear sequence. The readable parts name Boreas Poel al as a referenced entity or place in the brief text.
Gene Littler known as the Machine shot 69 to take a one stroke lead, with Bobby Nichols and Bob Rosburg one and two strokes back. Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, and others chase as showers greet opening round.
Charley Smith, a slender pro from Elyria Ohio, suddenly earns a place among golf’s tragic Open figures at Oakmont. After being told he could not play he receives a late withdrawal call and races to Pittsburgh arriving just in time to warm up briefly before teeing off.
Scottsdale House of Trophies IBEW West Central District American Legion baseball suffered a postponed game on the Phoenix College diamond. Trophies, now 1-3, face Pinney Robinson, Marston’s, and White Eagle Stucco in a busy weekend. Manager John Pierce’s club won its first league game 7-5 over Pepsi Cola, despite only five hits in four games. Pitching has been strong from Tom Goudie, John Prostra, Rick Brown, and Gary Deak.
Kimmy Neal pitched the Cox Homemakers to a 9-6 win over the Gladstone’s Giants. Neal earned the victory and also hit a home run to help his team secure the victory.
Texas and Santa Clara won round one losses and will clash for a spot against Michigan in the NCAA tournament. Charlie Hartenstein starts for Texas against Pete Magrini for Santa Clara as Michigan awaits the winner. Belcher tossed a 7-0 shutout over Michigan to force the double elimination. Florida State made eight errors aiding Santa Clara in a 11-6 victory.
Richard Davies 31 real estate executive from Pasadena California defeated David Palmer England 2 and 1 to reach the British Amateur Championship semi finals. Davies to face Rodney Foster 20 of England after Foster beat Dr Colin Bird of Scotland 6 and 4.
The NCAA track finals begin at University of Oregon with host Ducks favored to win. Dale Storey of Oregon State and Pat Dichessy of Houston Vie for the three mile, Cyrol Burleson leads the mile as Oregon stars pace the field. Frank Budd Jerome and Dennis Johnson headline the 100 yard dash as a late withdrawal trims the field.
Wimbledon England and United States compete in the 34th Wightman Cup with Darlene Hard leading the U S against Ann Haydon in the opening round. The U S seeks a seventh win over two days as Britain faces the absence of Wimbledon champion Angela Mortimer due to a training injury. Deirdre Catt could step in for Mortimer in the final singles if clearance is not granted.
The Papago Plaza Indians downed the All-American School Braves 4-3 in a late rally. Jerry Moy and Neal Jensen drove in the tying and go ahead runs in the bottom of the inning. Moy Bestwetherick Mayer each had three hits, Flowers added a triple, and Marty McGuire earned the win with 10 strikeouts. Greg Turner took the loss despite nine strikeouts.
United Press International reports results from Cremona Italy where Lucini stopped Denoncourt in 122 pounds division and from Glasgow Scotland where McCormack outpointed Halk in a 166 pound bout. The brief notes include fighters Rene Denoncourt Henry Halk and John McCormack.
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