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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1964

Page

4

Pratt Named Scottsdale Favorite All Round Athlete

Three local prep stars were voted as the district’s favorite all round athletes by Progress readers. Paul Pratt of Arcadia led with 423 votes, followed by Loide Morris of Coronado with 387 and Mike Lambert of Scottsdale with 310. The poll attracted 1,777 ballots. Pratt excelled in track and held school records in high jump, Lambert starred in football basketball and baseball, and Morris shined in baseball and football.

Paul Pratt Arcadia Scottsdale Loide Morris Coronado Mike Lambert Jim Fuller Don Walsh Little Gare Rapho Ohe Progress Othe Pratt Morris Lambert A. Arcadia Noo Bob Hendricks Arradia Howard Amerson Paul Ron Eiddie Roy Coppinger Eddie Fiddie Coppinger Twe Beaver Howard Smith Bob Carmon Garmon Ken Clinkingbeard Mike Eddie Morris Gary Ruoho Jeff Mackey Lloyd Love Bob Garmon Jim Nichols

Popular Players Chosen In Scottsdale Poll Of Fans

Scottsdale voters named top local athletes for all round ability and popularity. Leading selections include Paul Pratt from Arcadia with 423 votes and Eddie Morris of Coronado with 367. Others from Scottsdale, Coronado and Arcadia received significant votes.

Scottsdale Bill Blakley Arcadia Don Burger Steve Williams Coronado Dana Woudenberg Barry Sollenberger Roger Reinke Robyn Chapman Jack Malloy Chuck Colton Darryl Bair

Lions Giants Packers Browns in 35 game NFL preseason

The NFL announced a 35 game preseason schedule headlined by a Labor Day weekend doubleheader in Cleveland featuring the Detroit Lions against the New York Giants and the Cleveland Browns facing the Green Bay Packers.

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Yankees End Little League Win Streak In Ingleside

The Neb's Market Yankees defeated the Gebbard and Charles Insurance Co Braves 13 9 in Ingleside Little League snapping a 17 game streak. Dwight Thomas allowed seven hits while fanning 15 in six innings for the Yankees. Endres took the loss for the Braves with six strikeouts.

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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlight Matches

National League and American League tables show race leaders Philadelphia San Francisco Baltimore Milwaukee New York St. Louis Minnesota Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati Boston Houston Detroit Washington Chicago Los Angeles Kansas City with varying win loss records. Wednesday results include New York Cincinnati San Fran St. Louis Phila Pittsburgh Milwaukee Houston. Thursday pitchers list New York Chicago Houston Milwaukee Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh. Fight results Tony Alongi beat Al Gonzalez Doug Vailant stopped Joe Murchinson in Florida and Cuba.

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Archer leads field at Festival Open as first-year pro shines

George Archer a California rookie, posted seven under par 65 to trail atop the Festival Open leaderboard at Speedway. Joe Campbell and Harold Kneece shot 65s while Doug Sanders Ken Nagle and George Bayer followed one stroke back as 90 players advanced to Friday’s third round in the $70,000 event.

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