Trophies Tie White Eagles In West Coast League Thriller
Scottsdale’s House of Trophies and White Eagles fought to a 6 6 draw at Phoenix Eastlake Park as Nick Nichols and Mike Reese homered for Trophies while Rick Kenny slugged two for the Eagles. Gary Deak worked seven innings for Trophies with 11 strikeouts and Keith Brown fanned the final three to seal the tie.
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Coleaders
American Legion Baseball
Scottsdale
White Eagle
Phoenix Eastlake Park
Marston’s
Nick Nichols
Rum
Keith Brown
Eagle
Gary Deak
Eagles
Deak
Mike Reese
Chuck Fryer
Nichols
Rick Kenny
Kenny
Joe Bushong
L. L. Smith
Phoenix Coronado Park
White’ Eagles
Blakley
Fryer
Brown
J. Bushong
Hrkenny
Eagies
Reese
Individual Leaders In Home Runs And Runs Batted In
The data lists top hitters and pitchers by league. American League home runs leaders include Wagner 18 and Gentile 17 with others like Cash 16 and Killebrew 14. NL leaders feature Mays 21, Banks 18, Cepeda 17, Mejias 16, plus H. Aaron and Williams at 14. RBIs highlight Robinson 49 and Siebern 48 in the AL, Cepeda 60 and Mays 58 in the NL. Pitching crowns show Donovan 10 2 for AL and Purkey 12 1 in the NL, with Koufax 10 2 and McLish 5 1 among others.
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Wagner
Angels
Gentile
Orioles
Cash
Tigers
Killebrew
Twins
Colavito
Landis
White Sox
Kaline
Mays
Giants
Banks
Cubs
Cepeda
Mejias
Colts
H. Aaron
Braves
Williams
Robinson
Siebern
Athletics
Angeles
Rollins
T. Davis
Dodgers
Reds
Donovan
Indians
Wickersham
Athletices
Belinsky
Pappas
Pascual
Purkey
Koufax
McLish
Phils
Bruce
Shaw
R. Hi
G. AB
Minn
Bos
Jimenez
K.C
Robusa
Chi
Battey
Cingham
Power
A.smith
Thomas
L.A
National League
F.alou
Wiliams
Chi Calison
Phil
Musial
St.l
T.davis
H.aaron
Mil
Cin
Clinnte
Pitts
Great
Altman
Le Mans Race Draws Throng Ahead of Weekend Run
At Le Mans France UPI reports the 24 hour automobile event draws about 250000 holiday visitors who have flooded the town. The race, famed as Europe’s biggest, carries a bloodied history with deadly tolls almost every year including a peak in 1955 with 83 fatalities.
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LE Mans
France
UPI
Europe
Cubs Rally Past Papago 11 2 To Narrow Lead
The Cubs upset league leaders Papago Plaza Indians 11 to 2 at Supai School in South Scottsdale. A seven run second inning broke the game open as Brady delivered a bases loaded double and two singles while Johnson added a two run homer. Greg Koepke stopped Jone's hits as Jerry Johnson and Martin Stajdaher combined for 12 strikeouts. Randy Hill pitched a three hitter for the Giants over Ricky's Drive-In Colt 45s in the other opener. Jim Sexton had two singles for the Giants.
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Papago Plaza Indians
Cubs
Cub
Indians
Brady
Johnson
Greg Koepke
Jone
Jerry Johnson
Martin Stajdaher
Pop's Yankees Edge Eloy 6-3 in District Baseball Fight
Scottsdale's Pop's Yankees beat Eloy 6 to 3 in East Central District Class A action. Tom Mooney pitched nine innings with six hits and seven strikeouts, adding two safeties. Bob Une homered twice for three runs, while Mickey Liszt added a two bagger and Tom Powell and Tallent contributed for Eloy. Pearce also fanned nine in a tough loss as Eloy committed six errors in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Pop
Yankees
American Legion
Eloy
Tom Mooney
Bob Une
Mickey Liszt
Palmer Faces Gary Player In Boston Area Exhibition
Arnold Palmer the leading money winner and 1960s grand slam contender meets Gary Player in an 18 hole match at South Shore Country Club Hingham Massachusetts on a two year world tour. The winner earns 4000 dollars and the loser 2000 dollars as part of a four match series this year. Palmer seeks his fourth consecutive victory after losing a playoff to Jack Nicklaus at Oakmont.
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Hingham
Mass
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Massachusetts
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Oakmont
Gary Player
South Shore Country Club
South Shore
Phil Farina
New England
Veeck Says Frick Uses Double Standards in Baseball Power
Bill Veeck blasts Commissioner Ford Frick in Look magazine accusing him of bias toward the National League. He calls Walter O Malley the real boss of baseball and says Frick avoided joining Kennedy and Johnson at the 1962 opener due to a party for O Malley. He also targets Calvin Griffith and others over leadership and decisions in the sport.
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New York
UPI
Bill Veeck
Ford Frick
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
Isof
O'Malley
Frick
Gerd
Evenian
Yankee
Webb Veeck
Webb
Look Magazine
American League
Veeck
Kennedy
Johnson
Washington
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Calvin Griffith
Gene
Gen. Elwood-Quéasda
Boston Red Sox
Yawkey
Baseball Scoreboard Cincinnati Beats New York Narrowly
Cincinnati 6 New York 1 as Shaw 92 delivers strong pitching while Crandall Hook and Tap Lower combine for key plays in a low scoring game.
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New York
Shaw
Crandall Hook
Major League Standings and Tuesday Preview Digest
Major League standings show Dodgers and Giants atop the National League with Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St. Louis close behind. American League leaders include Cleveland and New York with Minnesota hot on their heels. Tuesday's pitching matchups feature Milwaukee New York and Cincinnati Pittsburgh others in night games across both leagues.
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W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Pitts
Piche
Hendley
Craig
Koonce
Bennett
Maloney
Francis
Simmons
Drysdale
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Terry
Estrada
McBride
Wyatt
Moxbougetiie
Gomez
Kaat
Church League Games Highlight Local Baseball Action
In YMCA Church League play, e Nazarene lost to Scot dale Presbyterians 15 to 8 with Mel Nowlin hitting a homer. Presbyterians defeated Monte Vista Nazarene 14 to 8. Also, Pittsburg California reports Frank Pappas and Tee Pilts signing with the New York Yankees, assigned to their rookie league affiliate, marking them as prospects in the West.
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E Nazarene
Scotdale Presbyterians
YMCA
Mel Nowlin
Presbyterian
Monte -Vista Nazarene
Pittsburg
Calif
Frank Pappas
Tee Piltstours
Cathe
New York Yankees
Aaron Hopes for Real Stride After 465 Foot Braves Slam
Hank Aaron belted a 465 foot grand slam into the Polo Grounds left field bleachers as the Milwaukee Braves beat the New York Mets 7 to 1. Aaron raised his season average to .325 after a .400 stretch and four RBIs in the win. Bob Shaw earned his ninth win with 11 hits allowed.
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Hank Aaron
Aaron
New York
Polo Grounds
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Jay Hook
Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Babe Ruth
Brock
Lou Brock
Chicago Cubs
Luke Kuster
Yankees
Braves
Bob Shaw
Shaw
Joe ‘Christopher
Frank Bolling
Mets
Gus Bell
Koufax
Gibson Sandy Koufax
Bob Gibson
Fe Aever
Dodgers
St.’ Louis
Cardinals
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles
Gibson
Solunar Schedule Fragments From A Vintage Almanac
Readable fragments show a Solunar period timetable with times and scattered names. The garbled text mentions John Alden Knight and standard entries with partial day labels and numeric times.
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John Alden Knight
Standart
A.M. Dale
Elston Howard and Bill Terry Legacy In Baseball Echoes
Oscar Fraley recalls Elston Howard and Bill Terry trading bold statements amid old Case’s influence. The piece links 1962 Yankee confidence after a doubleheader loss to Cleveland with past Giants Dodgers pennant drama in 1934, noting Casey Stengel’s managerial shifts and lingering competitive bite.
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Oscar
Fraley
New York
UPI
Elston Howard
Bill Terry
Casey Stengel
Messers
Terry
Howard
New
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Dale
Carnegie
Flatbush
Charles Dillon
Stengel
Kansas City
Casey
Case
Mickey Mouse Tremark
Tom Zachary
Old Case
Dodgers
Giants
Palmer Eliminated As English Meet Advances
Vickie Palmer falls in the London grass court tournament as Vera Sukova edges her 6 1 2 6 3. Chuck McKinley of St Louis and teammates Froehling Neely Rubinoff progress to the third round. Billie Jean Moffitt Warner and Vic troia Palmer of Phoenix drop matches in women’s singles.
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Vickie Palmer
London
UPD
Chuck McKinley
St. Louis
Billie Jean Moffitt
Margaret Warner
Carol Ans
Loop
Victroia Palmer
Phoenix
Imington
Del
Heather Segal
South Africa
Gwyneth Thomas
Cleveland
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Palmer
Vera Sukova
Czechoslovakia
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United Press International
Papago
Hammond - McFarland Giants
Ricky
Randy Hill
Jim Sexton
Yanks
Paul Pearce
Pearce
Tony Gnadian
Mooney
Powell
Catcher Tallent
Hill
Tallent
Arnie
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Griffith
Church League
Schoolboy
Solace
Tare
Podner
Feller
C.D.S
John
Froebling
Jose Arilla
Spain
Mal Fox
Washington, D.C
Gene Scott
St. James
N.Y
Triangle TV
N. Scottsdale
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