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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
7
National Auto Glass routed the Shutouts 11-0 behind Bill Matthews who earned the win while Steve Webber hit a homer and Len Carity added a double. Mike Yount started for the Shutouts and took the loss as National Auto Glass built a 3 4 2 2 run line while committing five errors by the Shutouts.
New York reports a hole-in-one by Miss Mary Janes of Scottsdale that could win a Scotland trip for two and $1,000. Her ace at Scottsdale Country Club entered her in the Old Smuggler Hole-In-One Sweep, with a year end winner announcement.
The summary lists multiple MLB games with final scores, winning pitchers, losers, and key home runs. Notable entries include Baltimore beating Minnesota 6 to 4, Boston defeating Cleveland 7 to 5, and New York edging Chicago 6 to 5. Tuesday pitchers include Kaat, Lamabe, Rakow, Buzhardt, Fowler, and others.
Reports list Hiroshi Kobayashi defeating Dommy Balajadia on points in Tokyo. Joey Giardello outpoints Sugar Ray Robinson in Philadelphia. Wilhelm Von Homburg KOs Bobby Sands in Los Angeles.
Jerry Dunning went four for five to lead the Guard Nursery Cubs to an 18-2 victory over the VFW Giants in Scottsdale Little League. Dunning drove in four runs, with Dane Guard adding three hits and three RBIs, and Don Adams collecting three singles. Dennis Brown fanned 12 for the win while George Medina took the loss. East Scottsdale Al Wacker homered as the Scottsdale Medical Center Dodgers beat Tintary Construction Red Sox 9-6. Reynolds Electric Tigers defeated Hale's Furniture Orioles 7-5 in farm action.
Michigan State alums Dick Radatz and Ron Perranoski rose to elite relief roles. Perranoski, 26, improved to 7-2 with nine scoreless innings in his last five outings and helped the Dodgers beat the Reds to near the NL lead. Drysdale struggled after a strong early start as Dodgers hitters supplied late offense. Willie Davis homered, with Wills and Gilliam on base, backing a 3-4 win over Cincinnati.
Steve Gary of St Marys California signed his 1963 64 contract with the San Francisco Warriors as the team announced draft details. Keddy Firstrider defends his welterweight title in a 12 round return bout vs Pete Sehmidt on June 28. Giants regain NL lead with a 4 3 win over the Cardinals while Braves beat the Colts 3 0. In AL action White Sox top Yankees 5 2 Twins down Orioles 6 4 Red Sox over Indians 7 5 Athletics over Tigers 6 3 Angels edge Senators 3 2. Marichal went 6 2 3 innings for the win, Hiller and Davenport had two hits apiece, Javier homered for St Louis as Lemaster pitched a four hitter for Atlanta. Colts extend scoreless drought to 40 innings.
Ron Gadsberry pitched an 11-0 no hitter for Lawhon in Pony League B defeating the Scottsdale Elks. He walked three, struck out four, and Lawhon capitalized on walks and wild pitches for 11 runs with three in the second, one in the third, five in the fourth, and two in the fifth. Curtis Germany added two singles, Pat Flannigan a triple, and Wimmer Scribner Germany contributed key hits and defensive plays. Desert Eggs beat Saba’s 10-7 in Pony League A as Lee Zavala allowed seven strikeouts and Ken Robinson had three hits. Steve Dir hit a homer for Saba’s, but Zavala finished them off. Both games featured full benches and broad play.
Valley Presbyterian rallied for three runs in the eighth inning to defeat Scottsdale Methodist 13-10 after trading leads. Gordon Lackie earned the win with five scoreless innings, while Gary Still and Dave Wertz hit homers for the losers. Paradise Valley Methodist crushed Monte Vista Nazarene 16-8 with Karl Roberts and Vince Keeton homering.
LDS 18th Ward logged its seventh consecutive win by defeating LDS 14th Ward 7-2. Led by homers from Dave Stapley Ed Gardner and Jack Riggs Whitmer earned his seventh straight victory. Jaycees gained season first via 7-0 forfeit over Tonto Terrors. Tonight 18th Ward (7-0) meets Post Office (5-1) at Our Lady Field Miller Rd with Taylor vs Whitmer on the mound.
Dr. Albert H. Domm, medical director at Prudential’s western home office, warns parents to enforce water safety. He lists seven rules: never swim alone, watch for hazards and undertows, teach floating, avoid long-distance swimming, steer clear of busy boating and water ski zones, limit horseplay, and obey local protected swimming area regulations.
Baseball standings show Seattle leading Salt Lake City 5 to 2 after seven innings in Salt Lake City with Denver 13 and San Diego listing only scheduled games. The report notes Seattle 1st place with continued results from the Pacific Coast League.
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