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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
7
Jimmy Fallis aged five, son of Jim Fallis Jr of 449 W First St, stands as mascot for the Mieg and Fallis Babe Ruth team. He carries bats to the bench during games against the Shutouts, then rests. His father coaches the team and calls him the second string batboy.
Pitcher Jim O'Toole struck out six and allowed five hits in eight innings before tiring, leading the Reds to an 11-1 victory over Philadelphia and closing within three and a half games of the NL lead. The Braves and Cubs won their NL games, while the Yankees, Twins, Indians, and Red Sox posted wins in the AL.
Bishop's Glass of Mesa defeated Lutes 9 1 at Rendezvous Park in Mesa. Ronnie Sims took the loss for Lutes as the locals committed six errors and managed only three hits. Richard Mattson and Robert Mattson led Lutes with doubles and two singles respectively while Ed Fiekrenback added a single.
The Gorway Giants of East Scottsdale Little League and the Gladstone Market Giants of Ho Ho Kam Little League each captured first round honors. Ho Ho Kam pitcher Jimmy Normandin spun an 11-1 no hitter as Gladstone Market rolled to an eighth straight win. Allan, with three hits and five RBIs, led the offense. Tommy Normandin added two safeties and four RBIs. Ho Ho Kam completed the twin killing with a double play sparked by Jackie Allen. East Scottsdale’s Mark Hopper struck out 12 in an 8-0 win over Scottsdale Medical Center Dodgers, guiding the Giants to a perfect 10-0 first round record. Other minor and farm league results followed as leaders stood after the second round.
Paradise Valley Methodist dominated Scottsdale Nazarene 21 to 12 as Bob Myers earned the win. Tom Cooley blasted three homers while Carl Roberts Russ Lyon and Bill Van Camp contributed multiple hits. In other action First Baptist beat Monte Vista Nazarene 9-7 as Harry Baker pitched shutout control.
National League and American League teams shown with current records and games behind. Friday night matchups include Pittsburgh at Chicago and Houston at Cincinnati with key pitchers listed. Saturday brings a full slate across multiple parks and contenders.
The Lutheran Nine defeated the Tonto Terrors 10-2 in the Scottsdale Recreation Fast Pitch League. Frank Schulz had two hits. Walt Metcalf and Otto Heidemann shared pitching duties for the Lutherans. Justy Rogers started for the Terrors. The win improves Lutherans to 3-4, while Terrors fall to 1-5. Next week Post Office meets LDS 18th Ward in a first place showdown.
Briscoe Paving Dodgers defeated Golden Gate 5 to 2 at Perry Park in American Legion B TM play. Winning pitcher Rick Bedenkop allowed five hits and five walks. John Rohmer hit a triple for Briscoe, while Bedenkop and Dale Button each doubled. Bill Dipley collected three hits.
The National AAU track trials begin in St Louis with four contenders in the 100 yard dash led by Florida A&M’s Robert Hayes who has run 9.3 this year. Arizona State’s Carr Purdue’s Adams and Stanford’s Questad also pose strong chances as finals set for this evening and Saturday include hurdles vault throws and long distance races.
The National Auto Glass Babe Ruth team beat Phoenix LBELW 4-1 last night. Dave Rawsthorne pitched a four hitter with 12 strikeouts. His defense backed him with three double plays as Jet Garden and Steve Webber led Scottsdale nine with three for three and three for four at bat.
With hot summer weather, boat owners are urged to follow safety rules to avoid fines and ensure pleasure. Emphasized are keeping distance from large boats and skiers, managing wash and wake, and knowing the boat’s limits. Also advised are proper equipment, fuel, speed, and legal compliance. The second topic notes Brazil’s use of timbo powder to eradicate piranhas, boosting fisheries and regional safety.
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