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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1964

Page

9

Profile of a champion mindset by Bud Winter at San Jose State

Psych profile lists traits of champions such as ambition coaching leadership and training plus physical toughness and endurance. Also contrasted with the byword for also rans describing followers who fail to train or listen, calling them out as poor competitors.

San Francisco UPI Bud Winter San Jose State Champ Winter

Fords Favored In Indy 500 by 3-Time Winner Meyer

Lou Meyer, a three time winner and co builder of the Meyer Drake Offenhauser engine, says Fords should win the Memorial Day Indianapolis 500. He notes the four cylinder engine has dominated the race since 1947 and believes a Meyer Drake variant could still prevail.

Fords Indianapolis Ind UPI Lou Meyer Meyer-Drake Meyer

Roberts in Critical Condition After World 600 Crash

Glenn Fireball Roberts remained in critical condition at Memorial Hospital after a Sunday crash in the World 600 stock car race. Junior Johnson and Ned Jarrett suffered minor burns. Jarrett pulled Roberts from the burning car and ripped off his burning clothing.

Charlotte N. C UPI Glenn Roberts Memorial Hospital Ford Junior Johnson Ned Jarrett Jarrett

Baseball Today American League Standings and Schedule

The American League standings show Chicago leading with 20 wins and 10 losses, followed by Baltimore and Cleveland. Tuesday and Wednesday night games feature Minnesota at Los Angeles, Chicago at Kansas City, Detroit at Baltimore, and New York at Chicago among others with pitchers Kaat, Kreutzer, Lolich, Grant, Daniels, and Drysdale listed for various matchups.

W. L. Pet Chicago Baltimore Cleveland New York Minnesota Boston Detroit Washington Los Angeles Kansas City Los.Ang Kaat McBride Kreutzer Penn Lolich Bunker Grant Ford Daniels Wilson Minn Los Ang.s Kaw City Fisher Buhl Cincinnati Drysdale Purkey San Francisco St. Louis Marichal Gibson Philadelphia Pittsburgh Short Mahaffey Law Houston Milwaukee Farrell Cloninger

Scottsdale Polo Club Looks Ahead After Torrid 1963 Season

The Scottsdale Polo Club plans a November start for 1963-64 with two national tournaments on the schedule. The Sherman Memorial Polo Tournament will be at the ABC Ranch north of Scottsdale, and the Pacific Coast 12-Goal Arena Polo Tournament is set for spring at the same venue. Club officers include President William C. Dent and Alexis Romanoff as vice president, with Robert P. Cowie named polo chairman. Directors elected are Cowie, Curran, Dent, Humphrys, Romanoff, von Gontard, and Wurts.

Scottsdale ABC Ranch ABC Pacific Coast William C. Dent Alexis Romanoff Thomas J. Brady Floyd Heinz Richard L. Stenz Robert P. Cowie Richard P. Curran Ernest S. Humphrys Paul von Gontard Peter J. Wurts Hermosillo Mex Arizona Bob Cowie Karl Kiefer el Dorado

Red Sox explode for 14 runs in first inning to crush Cubs

In Scottsdale Little League action the Morris Sporting Goods Red Sox routed the Patradise Ford Cubs 20 to 4 after a 14 run first inning. Terry Mondhink belted a grand slam as Wayne Atkins and Terry Logan supplied key hits. Dickie Bowers earned the win with two hitters allowed, Bob McKee taking the loss.

Morris Sporting Goods Red Sox Patradise Ford Terry Mondhink Red Sox Wayne Atkins Terry Logan Dickie Bowers Mike Kollmann Bowers Cub Bob McKee iTexacd Hitch Rail Cubs Sertoma Club

Seventeen Paiute Girls Shine at Tucson Invitational Meet

Seventeen Paiute and Scottsdale girls joined Phoenix Olympic Club athletes at the Tucson Invitational AAU Track and Field Meet. Ages ranged 9 to 17 with multiple podium finishes across sprints, jumps, throws, and a winning 440 yard relay featuring Valarie Mickle, Francie Andrews, and others.

Scottsdale Tucson Phoenix Olympic Club Paiute Horace Rieger Linda Cooper Les Hurst Cheryl Blasnek Lexa Hoefler Beth McConaha Brenda Kohlepp Valarie Mickle Francie Andrews Judy Widner Lucy Hosmer Amy Lawrence Laura Robinson Sandy Patterson Susan Nalder Carla Plenert Susan St. Claire Linda Strang Tonto School Laura Robin Son Mohave

Speed Sport Car Wins Bee Line Drag Race Duel

Speed Sport, an A fuel drag car from Tucson piloted by Red Greth, defeated the Steineggar and Eshenbaugh dragsters in a two out of three match at Bee Line Dragway. He claimed an 8.10 second run at 186.80 mph and won after S&E withdrew due to engine failure on the final run. Cypert Bros and Wilson won top fuel eliminator with an 8.38 second best.

Joli Hanbaker Mike Mecsey Kevin Bowen Tom Thibeau Dennis Simmons Ute Simmons Speed Sport Tucson Steineggar Eshenbaugh Bee Line Dragway Red’ Greth S&e Dragster Grethito Cypert Bros Wilson

Armstead Beats Brown in San Francisco Boxing Showdown

Paulie Armstead of Los Angeles outpointed Joe Brown of Houston in a 10 round bout. The card also listed top eliminator winners Hopper’s Automotive and multiple class results across stock and sportsman categories with times and speeds.

San Francisco Paulie Armstead Los Angeles Joe ‘Brown Houston Tex

Scottsdale pros Whittle and Browning qualify for Open

Frank Stranahan failed to reach one of three Open spots after a 73 86 159 at Moon Valley. Zeke Browning and Clifford Whittle of Scottsdale won a three way playoff over James Mooney Jr. of Phoenix with 76 78 154 and 72 82 154 respectively.

Phoenix UPI Frank Stranahan Moon Valley Country Club Stranahan Toledo Ohio John Bulla Zeke Browning Clifford E. Whittle Scottsdale James E. Mooney Jr Browning Whittle Mooney George W. Boutell Tucson Stan Graffe Carefree Ron deSantis

Oliva Boots Beating Off The Red Hot Slugger

Tony Oliva, after a beaning by Steve Barber, rebounded with a 10th homer and two singles as the Twins beat the Angels 8-1. Earlier, Oliva endured X rays and a hospital visit but returned to spark Minnesota’s offense alongside Jimmie Hall.

Tony Oliva Arly Pitcher Oliva Baltimore Steve Barber Twins Los Angeles Angeles

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