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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
4
The report details a chaotic slate of Little League games with winless teams new undefeateds and players delivering multiple hits and pitchers contributing. Highlights include Dennis Cam doubles and Steve Shatter driving runs along with Kasad Pawliden and Rick cutting in with singles and doubles.
Jane Zimmerman powered the Braves with a bases loaded triple and two doubles. Gary Dobe went 2 for 4, Mark Haar added a double, and Greg Turner and Steve Breall contributed key plays. Bill De Pew hosted stock dinners at T-Bone restaurant as Scottsdale replaced top team standings with a late rally.
TEMPE Arizona State Piecer site will show a yearly AAU track and championships schedule at Mossiday and Sunday. Coes Williams of the Soyuieru California Striders defends the 4s title and Henry Carr of the Arizona Olympic Club defends the vey Visa title. Glenn Winning fant enters jav erar event while two ASU alumni John Poe and Frank javedin compete for the Pas torca Athletic Club.
In Peterson Pont Sagles Class A action at Papago Lanes, Mackenzie led with a 624 and 207 in a 600 series, followed by Feyberger and Tom Callans with 604 and 689 series. Steve Bechtell and de Bell also posted notable scores as the Pine Trouble four-game series tied the league. Bette Keith topped the women with a 722 series in the Ladies Petersen Singles League.
Baseball results show Pittsburgh 3 New York 1 and Los Angeles 15 Milwaukee 4 with Philadelphia 9 Chicago 8 at night. San Francisco 2 Cincinnati d.enight Houston 7-St. Kimis 9 night. Thursday's probable pitchers include Gibbon vs Fisher and Koufax vs Hendley. Standings list Philadelphia, San Francisco, New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati, Minnesota, St. Louis, Cleveland, Boston, Houston, Milwaukee, Washington, Kansas City.
The Bank of Scottsdale blanked Westwood 9 0 behind six hit pitching from Don Walsh. Bruce Koch homered for the winners who played errorless ball. Morris Sporting Goods A defeats Tempe 5 4 in a seventh inning rally as Denis DuNann scores on a long fly when the fielder falls through the fence. Mike Lambert earns the win with 10 strikeouts in a full game. Morris Sporting Goods improve to seven wins and three losses. Scottsdale Optimists win twice in Lake Greenway Past Valley League action to seize first place. Joe Murillo wins both games. George Koepke preserves the second game with a running catch. Dean French and Greg Witherspoon each collect two hits. Lee Zavalla drives in two on a fifth inning triple.
Dino Mannheimer struck out 18 of 21 outs and allowed three hits while walking two to lift the Malouf Enterprise Cubs past Scottsdale Elks Twins 6 5. Dwayne Kirkpatrick took the loss after three innings. Kim Short relieved and fanned 10 with no hits allowed. Top Cubs hitters included Denny Kline and Larry Beck.
Ascension Lutheran defeats Paradise Valley 30 2 in a slow pitch night. Lutherans slug seven homers led by Sam Cowan and Mike Schelp with two each while Dave Young Bruce Lindquist and Dan Hockersmith add one apiece. Paradise Valley Methodist tops Valley Plaza Methodist 9 8 with homers from John Van Reusen and Jim Sollenberger.
The Pera Club of Salt River Project defeated Scottsdale 212 to 199 in a Wednesday Scottsdale Parks and Recreation meet. Pera swept both age groups 10 and under and 11 and above with 99-98 and 113-101 wins, including four relay victories across multiple age divisions.
Taylor Lorick and Charley Taylor are slated for action in the All America East-West All-Star game in Buffalo New York. The game will be televised and may be seen live in the Phoenix area on KTVK channel 3 at 730 p.m. Lorick starts at left halfback for the West while Taylor starts in the defensive backfield guarding East quarterback George Mira of Miami. The event is sponsored by the American Football Coaches Association.
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