ASU Favored to Grab 2 WAC Titles
Arizona State University is favored to win two Western Athletic Conference championships in Utah this weekend in baseball track and field tennis and golf competitions. ASU holds a strong baseball record with an 11 1 league mark and 40 5 overall while tracking stars Henry Carr and Alis Williams deal with injuries. Brigham Young University and New Mexico provide strong challenges, with Utah defending its tennis title and Arizona returning with Bil Lenoir and Willie Hernandez as key players.
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Scottsdale Girls Shine at AAU Coast Track Meet
Six Paiute School students from Scottsdale competed Sunday at the Southern California AAU Track and Field Championships at Mt. San Antonio College Walnut California. Anne Walmsley Beth McConaha Carla Plenert 11 and Valarie Mickle Judy Widner Francie Andrews 13 represented Phoenix Olympic Club in events across the 10 to 11 and 12 to 13 year old divisions. Anne Beth and Carla joined winning 220 yard relay and Anne claimed multiple dash and broad jump places. Valarie ran on the upper division 440 relay finishing fourth and earned a 100 and 50 yard dash placements. Judy appeared on the 440 relay with a broad jump fourth, Francie posted a strong 75 yard dash prelim time before an injury.
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Mt. San Antonio College
Walnut
Calif
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Beth McConaha
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Valarie Mickle
Judy Widner
Francie Andrews
Paiute Elementary
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Lés Hurst
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Beth
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Valarie
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Phoenix
Pole vault history looms as Warmerdam era revisited
In San Francisco the California Relays set to feature rising stars led by Sam Kirk and Jonho Petinel with 16 and 17 foot attempts. Veterans including Warmerdam return as Fresno State coach to view a field already boasting multiple 16 foot clears and talk of prewar records.
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Moore
California
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Modesto
Sam Kirk
Redlands University
West Coast
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Ron Morris
Risto Ankio
Mel Hein
Jeff Chase
John Cramer
C.K. Yang
John Rose
Floyd Manning
Kansas
Fred Hanses
Rice
Bunning Nips Colts in Shutout as Phillies Take Lead
Jim Bunning pitched a one hit shutout with a fifth inning single by Jim Wynn, lifting the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-0 win over the Houston Colts and placing them in first place. In other NL action, the Pirates beat the Dodgers 4-2 and the Mets defeated the Giants 4-2. AL saw the Tigers rally for three in the ninth to top the Senators 7-6. Steve Blass won in his first big league start for Pittsburgh, while Drysdale took the loss.
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Monday
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Bunning
Jim Wynn
Houston Colts
Steve Blass
Pirates
Don Drysdale
Ris
Drysdale
Ron Perranoski
Gene Freese
Donn Clendenon
Colt Tryouts For 15 and 16 Year Olds At Coronado
Tryouts today at 5 30 PM on Coronado High School baseball field for boys ages 15 and 16 interested in Colt League baseball. Register with Gaines Long by calling 945 9172.
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Baseball Today Detroit 7 Washington 6
Detroit defeats Washington 7 to 6 in a scheduled game. Tuesday's probable pitchers include Siebert Peters at Cleveland Chicago and Wickersham Narum at Detroit Washington with several night matchups across the league.
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Williams Spark Yanks Win in South Scottsdale Little League
Bobby Williams starred with both bat and arm guiding the Burger Chef Yankees to a 4-3 victory over the Hammon McFarland Giants in LE action. Kerr pitched well for the Yanks, while Reed took the loss for the Giants. In other games, Papago Plaza Indians beat Pizza Pub Cubs 7-3 and Giants edged Dodgers 7-4 in Ho Ho Kam.
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Indians Beat Cubs In High Scoring Open To Kaibab Little League
Holman was relieved by Bob Heap after six first inning runs for the Indians. Bob Holaday and Harold Mayer led the Indians with two doubles and a 2 for 3 line respectively. B Scott led the Cubs with a three for three showing including a double and two singles. Kaibab Little League opened the 1964 Major League season at the new Kaibab School field as Mun son Mortgage Dodgers defeated Avis Rent-A-Car Indians 8 to 3.
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Optimist Club Beats Mesa 3-1 in Legion Exhibition
Scottsdale Optimist American Legion B team wins its second exhibition, 3-1 against Mesa at Rendezvous Park. Len Carity pitched four innings with two hits and two walks allowed. Joe Murrillo two innings with one hit. Terry Hornbaker last inning with two strikeouts. Phil Votter drove in two on a third inning double. Dean French had two hits, plus single by Votter, Revall, and Carity.
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Mesa
Rendezvous Park
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Terry Hornbaker
Phil Votter
Optimists
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Votter
Tom Revall
Carity
Notice of Sale in Bulk for Hospital Center Pharmacy
Health Facilities Corporation plans a bulk sale of stock in trade for Hospital Center Pharmacy at 100 East 4th Street Scottsdale Arizona. Sale set for 11:00 AM May 29 1964. Creditors must file claims with Milburn N Cooper Phoenix attorney by 10:00 AM May 29 1964. Possession to buyer at the time of sale. Official acknowledgment by Glen E Crofts president. Publish dates May 18–23 1964.
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Hospital Center Pharmacy
East 4Th Street
Scottsdale
Arizona
Milburn N. Cooper
North 2Nd Avenue
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Glen E. Crouts
County of
Maricopa
Glen E. Crofts
Health Facilities ‘Corporation
M. N. Cooper Ting
Pratt Leads Scottsdale All-Rround Athlete Poll
Arcadia high school star Paul Pratt tops the Progress poll for the Scottsdale School District all round athlete with 42 votes. Scottsdale's Mike Lambert has 22 votes, Jim Fuller 15, and Steve Williams 10. A total of 112 votes have been cast. voting ends May 25 at midnight. Post cards go to the sports editor Scottsdale Progress Box 818.
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Mike Lambert
Progress
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Lambert
Jim Fuller
Steve Williams
Coronado
Scottsdale Progress
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Jeff Mackey
Barry Sollenberger
Lloyd Love
Bob Garmon
Jim Nichols
Coronado Names Love Top Athlete
Lloyd Love was named Coronado's outstanding senior athlete at the school honor assembly. He starred in football basketball and baseball and is a gifted track performer. The outstanding boys P E award honors the Whittemore family in memory of Jim Whittemore. Kay Taylor received the outstanding girls P E award.
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Coronado
Whittemore
Jim Whittemore
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