Jaycee Journey ends at Camelback Jaycees Golf
Mayer and Pool share early lead as the Camelback Jaycees Country Club junior golf tournament at Indian Bend wraps up. Don Splonick defends, with 74s in the final round and a 78 leading the first flights. other scores include Tom Olson 73, Dave Divine 76, Kevin Martin 77, and Craig Campbell 77.
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Irs
Indian Bend
Camelback Jaycees
Country Club
Bob Mayer
Doug Pool
Tom Olson
Don Splonick
Mark Haar
Dave Divine
Kevin Martin
Craig Campbell
Long Smith Key Dirs Win 5-0 Over Coolidge
Coronado High’s Legion A team, led by Ralph Long and Jack Smith, shut out Coolidge 5-0 to move to 8-1 and stay atop the East Central standings. Long started, Smith pitched five perfect innings, and Smith drove in three runs with a fourth inning triple. Kim Short added a second inning homer, and Dave Fraser had an RBI single. Next up, Dir’s travel to Chandler Friday.
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Ralph Long
Jack Smith
Dir’s
Coronado
Kim Short
Dave Fraser
Smith
Long
Chandler
Mesa
Morris
Bob Vetter
John Henry
Vetter
Henry
Jerry Beavers
Lee Zavala
Pat Hawkins
Tom Aymar
Phil Vetter
George Koepke
Aymar
Bill Graham
Post 44 Tops Arcadia In One-Hitter Victory
Scottsdale Post 44 defeated Arcadia 12 2 as John Glassmoyer fired a one hitter striking out five and allowing only Hugh Leather’s single. Jack Armstrong led the offense going 2 for 2 with two stolen bases, Eddie Smith and Glassmeyer added two safeties apiece. Next, Scottsdale visits Chandler Friday with several other local games on tap tonight and tomorrow.
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John Glassmoyer
Scottsdale
Legion
Arcadia
Glassmoyer
Hugh Leather
Jack Armstrong
Eddie Smith
Glassmeyer
Jim Hitchcock
Chandler
Dir
Westwood
Elks
McClintock
Tempe
Mesa
Meadows and Merchants win in city fast pitch action
Meadows downed Pera No. 2 9 3 as Ed Brown allowed two hits. Merchants beat Teepee 17 3 behind Bob Ipsen shutout until the final inning and three safeties from Wagner Ipsen Smid paced the win. In slow pitch Smallsteed defeated Timbers 16 7 with four hits from Smallsteed Lewis and Smith homering for the losers.
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Meadows
Pera
Merchants
Teepee
Gary Grupen
Leroy Spradling
Bob Spradling
Hub Winton
Ed Brown
Jesus Felix
Bob Ipsen
Don Wag_ner
Ipsen
Bob Smid
Smallsteed
Timbers
Tim Smallsteed
Bill ‘Lewis
Bill Smith
Dodgers edge Giants for second straight win
Al Garcia starred for the Dodgers in Hohokam Little League beating the league leading Giants 3 to 1. Garcia struck out 14, homered twice, and allowed two hits while Dave Perez took the loss. South Scottsdale.
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al Garcia
Dodgers
Giants
Hohokam
Newcombe Faces Smith as Wimbledon Upset Memories Loom
At Wimbledon in London John Newcombe meets Stan Smith in the third round amid memories of last year’s champions Santana Roche and Leschley. Riessen and Pasarell won their matches while Smith’s big serve pace challenged Rafael Osuna and Clars Graebner moved on past Ove Bengsten.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
Australia
John Newcombe
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Smith
Newcombe
Manuel Santana
Spain
Tony Roche
Jan Leschley
Denmark
Santana
Charlie Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Roche
Cliff Richey
San Antonio
Tex
Leschley
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Winkles Honored By Fans After Championship Season
Arizona State coach Bobby Winkles praised 21 players at a testimonial dinner in his honor. He led the Sun Devils to their second national title in three years and received gifts totaling $2,500 from fans and the Sun Angel Foundation, with attendees including Rosy Ryan Tempe Mayor Rudy Campbell and ASU President Dr. G Homer Durham.
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UPI
Arizona State
Bobby Winkles
Winkles
Sun’ Devils
Sun Angel Foundation
Rosy Ryan
Phoenix Giants
Tempe
Rudy Campbell
ASU
G. Homer Durham
Baseball Standings and Wednesday Results Visibly Mixed
Baseball standings show multiple teams with win loss records and percentages across leagues. Wednesday results include Chicago over Pittsburgh and Philadelphia beating New York, with several night matches and upcoming games listed by city and time.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
San Fran
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
Phila
San Frank St. L
Los Ange Cin
Yeale
Hands
Drysdale
Pappas
Bunning
Fisher
Cuellar
Lemaster
San Francisco
Marichal
Gibson
W.L. Pet
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
California
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Balto
Cleve
Minn
K City
Calif
O'Toole
Phoebus
Tiant
MclLain
Giants Aim For Split After 8-0 Win Over Islanders
Phoenix Giants routed the Hawaii Islanders 8-0 to rebound in the Pacific Coast League series. Bob Garibaldi allowed five hits and struck out nine in seven innings to earn his seventh win. Jim Duckworth took the loss, exiting in the sixth after surrendering three solo homers to Bobby Etheridge and Bob Burda.
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Honolulu
UPI
Phoenix Giants
Hawaii Islanders
Giants
Hawaii
Bob Garibaldi
Islanders
Jim Duckworth
Bobby Etheridge
Bob Burda
Duckworth
Flagstaff eyed as training site for Olympic team
Flagstaff will be examined next month as a possible Olympic training site. University of Oregon track coach Bill Bowerman chairs the US Olympic Committee training site panel and Hilmer Lodge of Los Angeles leads the US Track and Field Committee. The 1968 Olympics are set for Mexico City.
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Flagstaff
UPI
University of Oregon
Bill Bowerman
Hilmer Lodge
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Back-to-back triple crowns in baseball history explored
The article notes no back-to-back triple crown winners in baseball. It lists past holders such as Ty Cobb Heinie Zimmerman Rogers Hornsby Jimmie Foxx Chuck Klein Lou Gehrig Joe Medwick Ted Williams Mickey Mantle Frank Robinson and recent notes on Robinson's 1967 season with the Orioles. It also mentions Go Millie Go Millie winning races at Apache Greyhound Park.
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Ty Cobb
Heinie Zimmerman
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Jimmie Foxx
Philadelphia A's
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Lou Gehrig
Joe Medwick
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Frank Robinson
The
Reds
Robbie
Robinson
Manile
Cincinnati
Orioles
Hank Bauer
Mr. C. G
Apache Greyhound Park
Go Millie
Apache
Desert
C. G
Graham Youngster
Dir
Miss Bachi
Ernie Jones
Cambo
Mays Earns First All Star Berth as Brock Enviously Watches
Willie Mays gains a first All Star berth while Lou Brock wonders why he was passed over. The Cubs win two from the Pirates as Adolfo Phillips homers controversially and Ray Culp pitches a three hitter for Chicago. Houston ends eight-game skid with a 4-2 win over Atlanta, Dodgers beat Cincinnati 7-5, Phillies edge Mets 6-5.
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Sam Goldaper
UPI
Lou Brock
Willie Mays
Willie
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Wille
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Pete Mikkelsen
John Kibler
Harry Walker
Ray Culp
Cubs
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Tom Lewis
Jerry van Houten
Rod Chipman
Rick Lawson
Jim Brawley
Allen Jackson
Bill Topf
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John Frey
Paul Moro
Jim Page
Rick Schmidgall
John Karabias
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Chris Oliver
Bob Hoyt
Kirby Kengable
Rick Deacon
Bill Jackson
Jim Richer
Ivan Goodman
Mike Lindsey
Jim Dorsey
Mark Chapin
Dan Remmler
Coronado High
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Mark Koch
Alan Webb
Jeff Dillender
Brooks Pugh
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Larry Heckathorne
Terry Marrin
Alan Knudsen
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Yankees
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White Sox
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Roy Jackson
John Ryan
Steve Adams
Tom McCrossen
Terry Gatch
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Red Sox
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Tim Roper
Salt River Salt River
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Frank Tutvin
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Ray Ruffes
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Budge Patty
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Service Smith
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
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Jose Edison Mandarino
Brazil
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Walker
Edge ON Sports
Harry Grayson
Jim Wynn
Phil Niekro
Richie
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ED Smith
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