Heart Over Size: Scottsdale Little League Standouts
Two Scottsdale Little League players, Steve Uren, 12, and David Phillips, 11, prove heart beats size. Both, though small at 4-7 and 4-5, star as infielders and occasional pitchers, lead in walks, miss no games, and practice daily with older peers.
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Bill Doyle
Scottsdale
Steve Uren
David Phillips
Steve
Les-Uren
Kalamama
Bob Westlund
David
Frank Phillips
S. Monte Vista
Maryland
Whrey
Indians
Giants
Bill ‘Smith
Del
Steve “Uren
Phillips
Little le
Twest
West tops East in All American Bowl through passing duel
In Buffalo New York the West defeated the East 30 to 20 as West quarterbacks Bob Schloredt and Bill Kilmer linked with Marvin Luster who had 130 receiving yards on six catches and a 47 yard scoring play. Kilmer and Ditka connected on scores with Kilmer adding a late 8 yard toss to Tom Mason and Schloredt breaking a 5 yard run for the final West TD.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Washington
Bob Schlorest
Bill Kilmer
UCLA
Marvin Luster
Kilmer
Tulane
Tom Mason
Schloredt
Girls Softball Resumes Tonight in Phoenix
The Westerners meet the Tucson Rainbows in a pair of girls softball games at Rambler Field. Tonight’s pitchers are Dahlia Olivas of the Westerners and Panky Leon of Tucson, with Rosemary Artuzuste gui hurling for Phoenix. Sunday’s game starts at 7 30 pm and features a Miss Softball contest won by Mary Lin Wray and others.
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Phoenix
OPD
Westerners
Tucson’ Rainbows
Rambler Field
Dahlia Olivas
Panky Leon
Tucson
Rosemary Artuzuastegui
The
Mary Lin Wray
Shirley Irving
Barbara Hubbard
Kathy Coyle
Barbara‘ Rood
Buristine Neville
Carol Melandert
Cardinals Tie for First With Giants Win
The Cardinals beat the Giants 131 to move into a first place tie in the Ingleside-Kai bab-Kiva Little League. Bill Markham pitched all nine innings, allowing four runs. Richard Smetana had four hits including a home run, while Steve Lombard and Richard Coate contributed strong at bats. Barry Van Patten took the loss, surrendering 16 hits.
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Cardinals
Giants
Bill Markham
Richard ‘Smetana
Yankees
Steve
Lombard
Richard Coate
Barry
van Patten
Los ‘Ing
Palmer and January Pace Western Open Golf Leaders
Arnold Palmer kept pace with a 70 in the third round at Blythefield Country Club as wind and rain slowed scoring. January, opening with 66, tied Palmer at 135 after 36 holes while Butch Biard carded 136 and Al Geiberger slipped to 141 with a 76.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Arnnold Palmer
Don
Blythefield Country Club Course
Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Abe
Latrobe
Fred
Butch
Biard
Galveston
Tex
Young
al Geiberger
Santa
Banks sits out first Cubs game in five seasons
Ernie Banks voluntarily benched himself for the Chicago Cubs, ending a 717 game consecutive streak. He will decide next week on left knee surgery after doctor Dr. Arthur Metz advised the operation to remove a loose cartilage, seeking a long career ahead.
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Chicago
UPI
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Banks
Cubs
Braves
Milwaukee
Arthur Metz
Gonzalez Trials Bahama On TV At Madison Square Garden
Jose Gonzalez 21 faces 28 year old Yama Bahama in a nationally televised 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Even money betting. Bahama profiled as taller with a left jab and power, while Gonzalez relies on pace and pressure. The ABC telecast starts at 7 p.m. MST.
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New York
UPI
Jose Gonzalez
Puerto Rico
Yama Bahama
Madison Square Garden
Gonzalez
Garden
Bimini
National Boxing Association
Bahama
Yama
ABC
Advanced Sales For Grid Games Tickets Good
University of Arizona football fans show rising demand as of June 1 1961 season ticket orders exceed 1500 more than last year with nearly 6000 tickets sold surpassing 5600 in 1960. Total home attendance last season reached 156700 with an average 22336 per game. Over 30000 ticket applications were mailed to alumni statewide and Tucson area addresses for six home games priced at 21 dollars each.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
Athletic
Chuck Magness
Magness
Wildcat
National League scoreboard and upcoming games
Baseball standings show Cincinnati at .636 and Pittsburgh at .563 with key matchups listed for night games. Probable pitchers include Mizell for Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Koufax for Los Angeles at Cincinnati, plus Hobbie versus Cloninger in Chicago Milwaukee.
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Cincinnati Ae
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angles
Chicago
Milwaukee
Bat “Louis
San Fran
Philadelphia
Mizell
Los Angeles
Koufax
Maloney
Hobbie
Cloninger
Francisco
St. Louis
Lemay
Gibson
San Francisco
St Louis
W. L
Petox
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Lary
Grant
Donovan
McLish
Sheldon
Kralick
Delock
Archer
Hall
Moeller
Klans City
Pacific Coast League
Seattle
Tacoma
San Diego
Portland
Vancouver
Gawaii
Spokane
Salt Lake
W. LI. Pet
Columbus
Charleston
Buffalo
Rochester
Jersey City
Toronto
Richmond
Syracuse
Eight champions set for national AAU track crowns in New York
The first day of the 73rd National AAU track and field championships in New York features eight champions favored to win trips to Moscow and other meets. Top contenders include Ralph Boston, Frank Budd, John Thomas, and Hayes Jones as trial heats and multiple finals begin the two day program. A possible sub four minute mile looms in Sunday's anticipated Beatty Burleson duel, with 11 other finals and 20 events overall.
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New “York
UPI
Moscow
Ralph "Boston
Frank ‘Budd
Villanova
John’ Thomas
Hayes Jones
Jim Beatty
Cyrol’ Burleson
Braves Hand Arizona Manor Red Sox First Setback in Round Two
In Optir Pony League action the S H Green Stamp Braves beat the Arizona Manor Red Sox to snap their 2-0 start. Sims pitched all nine, surrendering seven hits and four homers while Carity allowed nine runs and eight hits as the Braves moved to 2-1 with homers from Matthews Uhleman Garman and Smith.
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S&h Green ‘Stamp Braves
Arizona Manor Red Sox
Ronnie Sims
Braves
Tuns
Bob Matson
Billy Matthews
Ken Uhleman
Bob Garman
Phil Smith
Callaway Sisters Lose Tennis Match in San Jose
In San Jose California Laurie Callaway fell 6 0 6 2 to Jane Albert 15 daughter of ex 49er coach Frankie Albert in the girls under 18. Paula Callaway 11 lost the finals of her class to Denice Carter of Carmichael California.
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Callaway
San Jose
Calif
UPID
Phoenix
California
Laurie Callaway
Jane Albert
San Francisco 49’Er
Frankie Albert
Paula
Denice Carter
Carmichael
Nazarene Tops Methodist In Open Round Softball Clash
Monte Vista Nazarene jumped to an early lead in the YMCA Church softball second round. Mo Summers allowed six hits as Nazarene built a lead and stayed ahead while Scottsdale Methodist produced scattered offense led by Elk and a triple.
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Monte Vista Nazarene
Ymca Church
Mo Summers
Nazarene
Scottsdale
Methodist
Baseball Stars Lead In Seasonal Totals And Honors
The list highlights top players across leagues with Hoak Romano and Piersall among others, noting home run leaders and RBIs. Cepeda Robinson and Mays anchor the NL while Cash Maris and Mantle pace the AL in key batting and pitching categories.
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Cepeda
Giants
Robinson
Mathews
Braves
Aaron
Bites
Moon
Dodgers
Maris
Yankees
Mantle
Cash
Tigers
Killebrew
Twins
Colavito
Reds
Freese
Mays
Gentile
Orioles
Padres
Miller
Koufax
Purkey
Hunt
Latman
Indians
Mossi
Grant
Ford
Archer
Athletics
Schwall
Red Sox
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Tronman Banks
Russia
Great Britain
West Germany
Poland
Scottsdale Stadium
Lennie Carity
Red ‘Sox
Rares Breet
G. AB Hoak
Pitts
Hi. Piersall
Romano
Valley Chiropractic Center
Valley
Ryers Chiropractic
East Indian School
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