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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
8
W YORK (UPI) Casey Stengel faces a rough stretch as the Mets lose 10 of 18 on a road trip and sit far from contention. Critics blame the lineup and hitting woes while the club struggles to score, with a .223 team batting average the NL's worst.
Scottsdale divers and swimmers swept the Scottsdale community pool meet defeating Perry Park 250 to 98. Top performers included Julie Pierson 12 who won butterfly and backstroke and swam on two winning relays, Ronda Olmstead 12 with multiple wins and relays, and David Tinsley 6 with three first places.
Abiding Savier routed Valley Plaza 26 11 with a strong offense led by Joel Gunning four homers and a 26 hit attack. Gustafson Roy Lewis Dale Stamper Herb Saunders and Larry Gunning added homers as Merle Doubek homered for Valley University Presbyterian shut Scottsdale Methodist with Fred Handy allowing nine hits and Bill Farris Dave Bergson Bill English and Bob Smith doubling in a 23 hit nightcap. Ray Maxey also homered for University.
Hammond-McFarland Giants defeated Advance Auto Supply Angels 13-2 in Scottsdale. John Kemp and Steve Norland each had two hits in three trips to pace the Giants. Hari struck out 10 and earned the save, allowing one hit.
Denis DuNann struck out 12 and earned his first summer win as Morris Sporting Goods beat Paradise Ford 5 to 4 in Arcadia Legion action. Jack and Phil Smith fueled Paradise Ford with five hits, while Pat Hawkins and Jack Gutknecht contributed key plays for Morris. Paradise Ford faces Tempe next, after a three-game week set.
Jim Palmer pitched three innings of shutout relief for Baltimore as Chicago defeated the Orioles 4-0. The Scottsdale High graduate came in after four runs were scored, allowed two hits with two strikeouts and one walk, and was removed for a pinch hitter in the sixth. Palmer did not figure in the decision, his season record now 2-2.
Angels defeated the Tigers 4-0 in Scottsdale Pony League action as Wayne Atkins pitched his second no hitter of the season with 15 strikeouts. The game marked the fifth no hitter of the season in the league, including one perfect game. Kerr's Sport Shop Mets routed the Scottsdale Quarterback Club Yankees 14-4 behind Mark Reinke's seven innings. Zarkovich belted a homer and drove in three, Réinke added a double with two RBIs, Walker a triple with two RBIs, and Berger a triple for one RBI.
Pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm, 42, predicted extended career as a knuckleballer and delivered five perfect innings in relief in a White Sox doubleheader sweep of Baltimore 6-2 and 4-0. The Twins, Indians, Red Sox, Dodgers, Pirates, Phillies, St. Louis, and Houston also won, shaping AL and NL races. Wilhelm ranks second among knuckleballers in relief appearances this year with ERA under 2.44 and a 1-3 record.
Results list shows St. Louis sweeping Chicago 8 0 and 6 3 in two games, Cincinnati taking Milwaukee 10 9 and 10 2, Houston 4 New York 2, San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 2, Pittsburgh 10 Los Angeles 2, with Monday and Sunday action and a slate of Tuesday games and probable pitchers for St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh etc.
Scott Clark the Scottish racing ace dominates the 40 lap event at Clermont Ferrand setting a lap record 3 minutes 18.9 seconds and extending his season goals to win every Grand Prix he starts while breaking a suspension in practice. The win places him high in the world standings as the season pushes on.
Ken Willard of North Carolina ran for strong yardage and John Huarte of Notre Dame threw from multiple angles as the East defeated the West 34 14 in the fifth annual Coaches All-America game before a stadium record crowd of 25 503 in War Memorial Stadium.
Abigail Palmer, 3rd seed from Scottsdale area, defeated Jackie Guadagnoli 7-5 2-6 6-3 to win the Junior Girls singles at the Sun City Open in El Paso. Karen Jorgenson fell to Guadagnoli in the semis 6-4 0-6 6-2. Greg Young Craig Neslage lost in Junior Boys doubles 6-3 6-4 to an El Paso pair. Reid and Marshall Parke reached the semis before dropping 3-6 6-3 6-2 to a Phoenix team.
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