LL Tribe Triumphs 33-2 in South Scottsdale Little League
Papago Plaza Indians overwhelmed the Colt 45s 33-2 as Robbie Hollady limited to four hits and six-hit nights by Steve Attwood and Jim Boyer pace the offense. The game featured 12 runs in the first and 15 in the second, with six-hit performances noted and multiple players contributing core hits.
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Baseball scores and schedule update for Tuesday
Scores show Chicago 9 Baltimore 1 and Washington 8 Los Angeles 2. Night games include Minnesota at Cleveland, Chicago at Baltimore and Boston at New York. Probables list Segui Aguirre Pascual Kralick Belinsky Daniels Pizarro Horlen Bouton Ford Monbouquette Morehead. Standings note Philadelphia leads with 32 wins.
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Boros Confident as Open Defense Hinges on Long Driving
Julius Boros, defending the U S Open title at Congressional, says he must be beaten and that only a long hitter like Jack Nicklaus could topple him. He notes Brookline’s tough setup last year, expects a high winning score, and stresses accurate driving and steady putting to succeed this week.
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Proehl Shuts Down Ingleside in Arcadia Pony League
Red Sox right-hander Bob Proehl pitched a one hitter and struck out eight to beat the Ingleside Angels 5-1. Jim Kane led with a single and triple, Hayden and Lasley doubled, and Aymar took the loss with five runs allowed. Errors favored the Angels with four. Top Dodgers hitters Daggett and Jameson contributed a grand slam and a two-base hit respectively.
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Indians Trade Grant for Twins Deal and Cubs-Cardinals Swap
Cleveland sends Jim Grant to Minnesota for Lee Stange plus an additional player and cash. In Chicago, Ernie Broglio and Bob Shantz arrive from St. Louis with Doug Clemens to replace Lou Brock as the Cubs trade Brock and two pitchers for the trio. Shantz will debut in relief. Broglio may join the rotation soon as Cubs seek speed and pitching to offset Brock’s loss.
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Mag's Ham Run Beats Dickson Crew 9-1 in City Softball
Benny Cadena allowed only four hits as Mag's Ham Run defeated Dickson Electronics 9-1 in the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Softball League. Jack Stelle led Mag's with three singles. Mike Stankovich and Bill Melius added two doubles each. Melius also starred at second base.
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Scottsdale Race Slated At Dog Track
The City of Scottsdale will be honored by a special race Wednesday night at Apache Greyhound Club. Mayor John Woudenberg is invited as a special guest. Post time is 8:15 p.m. at the track east of Mesa on U S 60 70 80 89 at Apache Junction.
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Lutheran 9 Triumphs as Lutherans Beat Paradise Valley
Ascension Lutheran and Sun Valley Baptist won YMCA Slow Pitch games last night. Danny Hockersmith pitched the Lutheran victory over Paradise Valley Methodist 17 to 11, while Wagner Langer pitched for Sun Valley Baptist as they routed First Baptist 24 to 15.
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Scottsdale Triumphs Over Coronado in American Legion Action
Morris Sporting Goods defeated Bank of Scottsdale 4-2 in American Legion A action led by Denis DuNann who fanned 15 in a complete game. Burger homered for Morris as Dick McCombs homered for Bank of Scottsdale. both teams feature many former Coronado players. G&B Plumbing outscored Camelback 11-9 in B action with strong hitting from Dipley and Younkin earning the win. Scottsdale Optimist American Legion B beat Paradise Valley 5-3 behind Hornbaker and a first inning three-run shot by Collenge. Hinsdale and French added hits as late relief secured the win.
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Palmer stakes grand slam bid at 64th U S Open
Arm nold Palmer, Masters winner, eyes a career grand slam as the 64th U S Open opens at Congressional Country Club. He leads a field of 134 pros and 16 amateurs, with Jack Nicklaus close behind, while Sam Snead and Ken Venturi also compete. The Giants sign linebacker Tom Scott for 1964, adding veteran depth.
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Niarhos Named Manager for A's Wytheville rookie club
Gus Niarhos a Kansas City Athletics coach since 1962 is appointed manager of the A s rookie league team at Wytheville Virginia in the Appalachian League assignment announced by UPI.
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