King and His Court to headline Scottsdale softball events
The King and His Court softball team led by Eddie Feigner will play a benefit game Sunday at Scottsdale Stadium. Scottsdale all stars, led by Don Dykes, will open league play Tuesday at LDS field with Tee Pees vs Dickson Electronics and Galinns Liquors vs Scottsdale Merchants. Tickets cost 1 dollars at local offices or gate.
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King and Hig Court
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LDS
Earls Drive
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Tee Pees
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Scottsdale Stadium
Parks and Recreation Office
W. Indian School
Scottsdale Plumbing
S. Hinton
Eddie Feigner
Feigner
Monster Lee Tops American League Relievers This Season
The Angels' Bob Lee replaces Dick Radatz as the league’s top reliever with 21 appearances in 41 games, a .82 ERA, 3-22 record, and a string of wins. He earned his third victory with a two‑inning shutout vs Washington, while other AL games featured the Twins overtaking Boston and the Indians beating Chicago as Tiant and Segui contributed solid efforts.
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Latavia
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Washington Senators
Lee
Marcelino Lopez
Senators
Angels
Bob
Jose Cardenal
Jim Fregosi
Bob Allison
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Twins
Earl Wilson
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Red Sox
Jim Perry
Bill Pleis
al Worthington
Boston
Baseball Today Quiet Standings and Thursday Pitchers
National League and American League listings show team records with wins and losses, plus upcoming games and probable pitchers. Key matchups include Chicago at New York, Minnesota at Boston, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, and Los Angeles at Washington with night games noted.
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Philadelphia
Boston
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Pittsburgh
Washington
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Houston
City
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Detroit
Kroll
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Veale
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St .Louis
Weshburn
Farrall
Chance
Orte- Milwaukee
Los Antega
Naryum
Lemaster
Twi- Milwaukee
Russia Fights Back Over Cassius Clay Liston Knockout Fiasco
A global uproar follows the one round heavyweight bout as officials and media condemn the fight. The match is slated for a full rerun on ABCs Wide World of Sports, with criticism aimed at Clay Liston Walcott and ringside timing.
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Channel 3
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
ABC
Wide World of Sports
Maine Woods
Liston
Clay
Jersey Joe Walcott
Frank McDonough
Police Guard Slayer of Ump
Willie Harris, 59, who allegedly shot umpire Ernest Nathaniel Coleman at a semi pro game, remained under police guard outside a hospital room in Houston where he was listed in satisfactory condition after being wounded by spectators. Coleman was killed in the Tuesday night incident. Harris had argued with a spectator, then fired three times as Coleman tried to intervene. Harris showed slight improvement Wednesday at Ben Taub Hospital.
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UPI
Willie Harris
Harris
Ernest Nathaniel Coleman
Coleman
Ben Taub Hospital
Torre Supplies Slugging Power In Braves Victory
Joe Torre powered the Milwaukee Braves with two homers and five RBIs as they beat the San Francisco Giants 10-4. Torre, at .357 with 11 homers and 25 RBIs, is a strong All-Star contender, while Felipe Alou added two homers and three RBIs. The win extends Atlanta’s streak to three and narrows the gap behind the Dodgers.
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Joe Torre
Torre
Joe Medwick
Rogers Hornsby
Gordie Coleman
Willie Mays
Felipe Alou
Braves
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Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Washington
New York
Detroit
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Tony Cloninger
Giants
Curt Simmons
Cardinals
Sandy Koufax
Julian Javier
Bob Uecker
Simmons
Dodgers
Ryun Faces Stiff Mile at Modesto Relays
Jim Ryun, the world’s top high school miler, meets a strong field at Modesto Relays in Modesto California on Saturday night. The race includes Belgium’s Eugene Allonius Czech Josef Odlozil and U S milers Jim Grelle Caryl Weisoger John Camier and John Garrison. Ryun has run 2 58 3 the fastest time by any American this year. Tickets remain available per meet director Tom Moore.
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Calif
UPI
Jim*Ryun
Belgium
Eugene Allonius
Josef Odlozil
Ryan
Odlozil
Peter Snell
Jim Grelle
Caryl Weisiger
John Camier
John Garrison
Meet
Tom Moore
Little League action brings mixed results across Scottsdale districts
In Scottsdale the Messinger Mortuary Giants beat the Paradise Ford Cubs 4-2 behind Chris Dixon two hits and 14 strikeouts. Tom Sather led with two singles. Cubs' Steve Redell doubled for the lone extra base hit. In Kiva Kaibab the Munson Mortgage Dodgers piled 16 hits and 12 runs to defeat Taco Belle Cubs 12-5 led by Mark Samson three hits and Doug Matson’s first loop homer. Neil Farrington earned the win. Gary Sapp took the loss. South Scottsdale saw Pizza Pub Cubs top Advance Auto Supply Angels 6-5 with Greg Fullington earning the win and adding a homer, triple and two singles. All American School Supply Braves defeated Burger Chef Yankees 5-3 as Carl Prange fanned 11. Bobbie Love took the loss.
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Messinger Mortuary Giants
Paradise Ford Cubs
Chris Dixon
Scottsdale
Tom Sather
Steve Redell
Cubs
Kiva Kaibab
Munson Mortgage Dodgers
Taco Belle Cubs
Yester
Dodger
Mark Samson
Doug Matson
Neil Farrington
Gary Sapp
South Scottsdale
Pizza Pub Cubs
Advance Auto Supply Angels
Greg Fullington
Fullington
School Supply Braves
Burger Chef Yankees
Carl Prange
Bobbie Love
Scottsdale Sponsors Golf League Opens Next Week
A businessmen golf league sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Dept. will start next Thursday at Villa Monterey Golf Course on Chaparral Road. Nine holes cost $1.50, with league play every Thursday through summer and tournaments planned for early August. Registration at Villa Monterey or Parks Office.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Dept
Villa Monterey
E. Chaparral Rd
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