No-Hit Pitcher DuNann Leads Scottsdale to 8-0 Win
Denis DuNann pitched his fourth straight no hit game as Scottsdale American Legion B blanked Ken Clark of Phoenix 8-0. DuNann allowed only three to reach base, struck out 14, and scored a run after the game was halted at six innings due to an eight run lead. He adds to a career total of 12 no hitters, with prior successes in Babe Ruth League and Scottsdale teams.
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Denis DuNann
DuNann
Scottsdale American Legion
Ken Clark
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Curt Tarkington
American Legion
Mieg & Fallis
Denis
Scottsdale High
California
Ruth All-Star Tilt In Phoenix Features Local Standouts
Eight Scottsdale players across Mieg & Fallis and National Auto Glass will join eight others to form the Babe Ruth all-star squad facing the American League group at Phoenix Municipal Stadium. A three-inning Wallace & Ladino team showcase precedes the game, starting at 7:30 p.m. Donations are $1 per person with prizes donated by local merchants.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Mieg & Fallis
National Auto Glass
Allen Beechick
Tony Peyou
Tino Noriega
John van Slyke
Bill Matthews
Steve Webber
Jeff Garden
Dave Rawsthorne
Wallace & Ladino
Coronado Park
Municipal Stadium
Phoenix
Baseball results and standings from Friday action
Friday results across the major leagues include Pitt over Chicago 6 to 5 in 10 innings with Elston the winning pitcher and Bertell homering. Koufax wins for Los Angeles over St Louis, and Milwaukee defeats San Francisco 6 to 3 as Cepeda hits two homers. Houston beats Cincinnati 7 to 0 with Johnson starter, while Philadelphia sweeps New York 4 to 0. Also notes minor movement in the Cleveland roster with Early Wynn addition and doubleheader results in Baltimore and Minnesota.
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Phila
New York
McLish
Boozer
Hamilton
Baldschun
Dalrymple Jackson
Coleman
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Friend
Ellsworth
Houston
Cincinnati
Nottebart
Umbricht
Tsitouris
San Francisco
Milwaukee O'Dell
Spahn
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Willhite
Gibson
Philadelphia
Culp
Craig
Milwaukee
Aus Milwaukee
Wynn Falls Short On 300th Win Try
Early Wynn failed to reach 300 wins in a 2-0 loss to his former White Sox teammates. Tebbetts praised his performance and hoped he would pitch again soon. The loss left Wynn still short of the milestone after eight scoreless innings, with Ron Hansen’s homer delivering the runs. The White Sox rose one game behind the Yankees while Detroit snapped a 10-game skid and others split doubleheaders.
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Early Wynn
Cleveland
Birdie Tebbetts
Chicago White Sox
Indians
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Wynn
Floyd Robinson
Dave Nicholson
Ron Hansen
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Anderson Wins Seventh In Row In Pony League Match
The Dale Anderson Pony League B team defeated the Scottsdale Elks 25 to 14 in a hitters contest for their seventh straight win without a loss. Bill Lowes pitched five hits allowed. Pete Minnick took the loss. Groundman, State, and Craig Williams led at the plate. John Kirby homered for the losers.
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Dale Anderson
Pony League
Scottsdale Elks
Bill Lowes
Pete Minnick
Pete Groundman
Jim State
Craig Williams
John Kirby
Giants overpower Messinger Mortuary Braves 14-8 in Scottsdale
VFW Giants erupt for 14 hits led by Chris Dixon and Arman Cane with three hits each and two RBIs. Randy Pastorino leads Braves with three hits and two RBIs as Gary Johnson earns the win with eight strikeouts. Minor league results include Scottsdale JC Giants 10 Excalibur Braves 2 and Cubs 20 Indians 7.
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Chris Dixon
Armando Cane
VFW Giants
Messinger Mortuary Braves
Scottsdale
Randy Pastorino
Braves
Wally Finke
Buzz Beaumarchais
Scottsdale JC Giants
Excalibur Braves
Cubs
Indians
Steve Carpenter
Dean Smith
Open title hopes fade as Nicklaus misses Brookline charge
At Brookline Mass UPI reports Nicklaus fails to seize the lead in the U S Open as Don Finsterwald Jacky Cupit and Arnold Palmer contenders hold even par 142 after two rounds. Burkemo Refram Boros Lema Love and others sit two to four strokes back with 36 holes left.
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Brookline
Mass
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Jack
Nicklaus
Don Finsterwald
Jacky Cupit
Walt Burkemo
Dean Refram
Boca Raton
Fla
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Davis Love
Charlotte
N.C
Shutouts Open Season With Back-To-Back Games At Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Shutouts schedule two games at 5 30 PM at Scottsdale High School facing National Auto Glass on Monday and Mieg and Fallis on Tuesday. The team is 0 2 this season and has fielded 37 players across the two games.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
National Auto Glass
Mieg & Fallis
Koufax Fingers A-OK as Dodgers Narrow NL Pennant Path
Sandy Koufax dominates with a four hit shutout through eight and a third as the Dodgers beat the St Louis Cardinals 5-3. He improves to 11-3 with nine strikeouts, signaling a potential pennant push for Los Angeles. The Cardinals stay a half game back. Braves beat Giants to widen the gap, while Mets top Phillies and Cubs edge Pirates in other games.
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Koufax
Tim McCarver
Ron Perranoski
Elks Rally To Beat Saba's In Pony League
The Scottsdale Elks defeated Saba's Department Store 11 to 7 in the Scottsdale Pony A League. Jerry Beavers relieved in the seventh inning and struck out three in a row to secure the win for Paul Manhardt. John May took the loss. Manhardt homered with a man aboard.
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Scottsdale Elks
Saba’s Department Store
Scottsdale
Jerry Beavers
Paul Manhardt
John May
Manhardt
The
Elks
Pop's Yanks Rally to Beat Tempe 8-4 in Legion Action
Pop's Yanks staged an eight run fifth inning to overturn a 4-0 deficit and defeat Tempe 8-4. Mike Lambert pitched all nine innings for Scottsdale with 12 strikeouts and two walks. Scoring came on seven straight hits in the fifth including doubles by Chuck Licci and Donny Walsh. Tempe had four runs on six safeties with one error. McCready and Lambert led Scottsdale defensively as they head to Chandler in the next game.
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Pop
Yanks
Tempe
American Legion “X
Scottsdale
Chuck Licci
Donny Walsh
Mike Lambert
Lambert
Licci
Dennis McCready
George Varga
Bob Urie
Bruce Koch
Walsh
Chandler
McCready
Church Nines In Close Tilts
Scottsdale Presbyterian edged Scottsdale Methodist 20 to 19 as the Presbyterians rallied for five in the last inning. Dick Kerr Jim Laird and Terry Pasternoster homered in the seesaw contest. Ascension Lutheran broke a 4-4 tie with a nine-run sixth inning against Valley Presbyterian highlighted by Danny Hockersmith three run homer. Bob Heinlan starred in left for Valley with several outstanding grabs.
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Ascension Lutheran
Presbyterians
Scottsdale Methodists
Dick Kerr
Jim Laird
Terry Pasternoster
Valley Presbyterian
Danny Hockersmith
Bob Heinlan
Valley
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