Scottsdale All Stars Draw Little League District Pairings
In a Valley meeting Clyde Grunnow drew district pairings sending three Scottsdale teams into first round play on July 21. South Scottsdale faces Rose Lane Phoenix at Madison Meadows while Ingleside-Kiva-Kaibab meets Madison No 2 at Madison No 2 field and Hohokam meets Simis at Loma Linda field all at 8 p.m. The fourth Scottsdale entry opens July 20 versus defending district champ South Mountain at Camelback High. Playoffs run four divisions with division winners meeting in Mesa on July 25 to decide the district champion.
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Cubs roll past Red Sox to climb in loop standings
In a 4 1 defeat of the Red Sox, Lennie Carity overthrew a pickoff in the fourth allowing two runs as Malouf Enterprise Cubs built a lead. Norlin allowed five hits over six innings while Mattson closed, and Scoop Andrews contributed two hits for the Cubs.
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City Hunting Local Umpires for MEN'S Softball League
The city seeks umpires for the city men’s softball league. All equipment is provided. Umpires earn $1.25 per hour for 12 hours weekly. Work hours are Monday to Thursday 6 to 8 p.m. and Friday to Saturday 6 to 10 p.m. Contact Bob Yount at the Parks and Recreation office 315 E Second Street or call WH 5 7890 after 1 p.m.
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Casale Shipped To Denver Bears In Trade Shuffle
Detroit optioned Jerry Casale to Denver in the American Association after a 13 8 rookie season with Boston. The move opens a roster spot for Fred Gladding 7 2 with a 2 70 ERA from Denver who will report today. Pirates send Fred Green to Columbus while buying Alvin McBean from the Jets. Jets also acquire Tom Sturdivant and Jim Mahoney from Washington as Cheney joins the Jets. Cardinals recall Jerry Buchek from Portland and send Julio Gotay to Charleston.
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Portland
Julio Gotay
Charleston
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Women Battle At Wimbledon
At Wimbledon four U S women advance to singles rounds while men Chuck McKinley and Chris Crawford pause before four remaining U S men enter later rounds. McKinley meets Warren Jacques and Crawford faces Ivo Pimental in upcoming matches as the United States seeks success on both singles and doubles courts.
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Santa Rosa
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Germany
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New York
Margaret Smith
Crawford
Jon Douglas
Santa Monica
Philippe Washer
Jacques Brichant
Belgium
U. S
Cubs sign Jack Silvera to Sophomore League assignment
Chicago inked 20 year old left hander Jack Silvera from Los Angeles and he will report to the Carlsbad New Mexico squad in the Sophomore League. New York Titans add four 1960s AFL standouts guard John McMullan defensive backs Roger Donnahoo and Fred Julian and defensive end Ed Cooke.
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Phillies Hold Mesa Tryouts at Rendezvous Field
The Philadelphia Phillies will conduct a two day tryout camp at Rendezvous Field in Mesa starting at 9 a.m. The clinic, led by Danny Reagan a senior Phil's Far West scout, is open to players aged 16 to 21 who must bring their own shoes uniforms and gloves.
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Scrappened Favored In Prescott Turf Club Feature
Scrappened is the likely favorite in Saturday's 52 furlong feature at Yavapai Turf Club. The field includes Ray Gora, Kitty Taurus, Arctic, Chairman's Boy, Flood, and Salty Red as 10 races are set for Prescott Downs Sunday.
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Willie Mays Leads Giants Past Phillies For NL Hopes
Willie Mays drives in seven runs with six hits as the Giants sweep the Phillies 8-7 and 4-1. He belts three homers in the opener and adds a triple and double in the nightcap raising his average to .811. Giants move to second, 2.5 games behind the Reds with Pirates rallying past the Dodgers.
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Summer recreation at Ingleside School includes games and events
Youngsters at Ingleside School join a ping pong tournament this week with a checkers tournament planned for July 5. July events include a watermelon bust July 6 bike decorating July 7 and a family dance July 20. Frank Armstrong and Jean Binder lead the county recreation program with daily tumbling weight lifting table games and girls softball along with arts crafts classes and social and folk dances scheduled through the week.
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Little League Roundup Sparks Sox Braves in Tight Standings
In South Scottsdale and Ingleside leagues, the Red Sox moved to third with a 15-8 win over Hamman McFarland Giants. Lee Charest pitched six innings for the Sox with seven Ks, while Steve Dir had a homer and three RBIs. The Braves beat the Giants 7-1 as Bob Proehl earned his third win and Jerry Esmay homered, triple and double. The Giants and Braves sit tied for second at 8-4. Yankees and Cardinals top at 5-2 with one game left. Cardinals beat Forrest Cox Yankees 10-8 behind Lee Williborghi’s victory.
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Forrest Cox
Lee Williborghi
Lutherans Run Streak to Ten with Big Win
Ascension Lutheran defeated Scottsdale Methodist 22 to 4 in YMCA Church softball. Pitcher Milt Reisen earned his seventh straight win since joining the team, allowing 11 hits. Dave Davenport homered and went 4 for, with Art Rangler Bill Diveley and Bill Hook also homering. Rangler batted .472. Ronn Stock took the loss.
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Bill Diveley
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Bill Hook
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Lanny Lock
Ronn Stock
Campbell Leads Buick Tourney As Open Opens With Birdie Surge
Campbell shot 68 to take a one stroke lead in the Buick Open at Warwick Hills after the first round. Dan Sikes, Souchak, Hebert and Magee sit two behind, with only 17 of 159 breaking par 72. Former Buick champions Casper and Wall also in contention.
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Memphis
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Denver
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Apple Valley
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Pocono Manor
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