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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1964

Page

9

Dodgers, Reds Grip 17 Innings in Cincinnati Dustup

Dodgers and Reds battled 17 innings, ending 2-2 with a 1-0 Dodgers loss earlier. Maloney held the Dodgers for 14 innings, Perranoski escaped a bases loaded jam. game replayed under league curfew rules. Mays and Bolin spark Giants and Pirates wins. Cubs, Colts, and Motorola win in others.

Pittsburgh UPI Reds Cincinnati Walt Alston Dodgers Alston Jim Maloney Maloney Vada Pinson Frank Robinson Leo Cardenas John Edwards Tien Perranoski Phil Ortega Ortega Bob Miller Jim Brewer Nick Willhite Willie Mays Bob Bolin Bullets San Francisco Bob Hendley Curt Simmons St. Louis Cardinals Mays Hendley Roger Maris Babe Ruth Babe Jack Wilson Cubs Philadelphia Phillies Houston Milwaukee Chicago Cubs New York Mets Kansas City Chicago White Sox Dick Schofield Jim Pagliaroni Pirates Phillie Jack Baldschun al McBean Pirate Danny Cater Gus Triandos Manny Mota Hal Woodeshick Colts Ken Johnson Braves Warren Spahn Johnson Spahn Walt Bond Larry Jackson Joe Christopher Mets Billy Williams Galen Cisco

Swingle Pitches No Hitter and Big Hit in Braves Win

Steve Swingle pitched a no hitter for the Braves against K-Way and Associates Dodgers in an 8-0 victory. He struck out 12 and hit a grand slam with six RBIs while teammates Katraba Grandy and Smith added singles.

Steve Swingle Braves K-Way and Associates Dodgers Swingle Dodger Larry Katraba Mike Grandy Stu Smith Rick Ryser Gary ‘Nash Dodgers Hawbaker Scottsdale Terry Dirodis Messinger Mortuary Giants Frontier Braves Giants Joe Davis Phil Romeo Chris Dickson John Young Ray Soto Ralph Pastorino Davis Sparky Goodrich Pastorino Mike Wardenburg Dickson Marc Zebell Dirodis Craig Swartwood School Service Braves First National Bank Giants Red Sox Indians Scott LaMar John Warren Dan Harrington Chip Bennett David Beaucler Jeff Smith Chris Cecil Mark Sullivan Tom Freestone Dave Deerhake David Muller Craig Downs Norman Lydiard Kevin Brady Dave Wilson

Henry Carr Chooses Football Over Track

Henry Carr of Arizona State, world record holder in the 220 yard dash, says he prefers football to track. He plans NCAA championships and pre Olympic meets, aiming for Tokyo 1964. coaches praise his speed and potential as a defensive back. Carr, married this spring, weighs football ambitions against track records and Olympic hopes.

Salt Lake City UPI Henry Carr Arizona State University Carr Detroit National Collegiate Athletic Association Tokyo Hurrying Henry Southern California Striders Striders Lenon Baldy) Castillo Castillo Frank Kush Kush Arizona State

Racing at Indy 500 to feature varied car types and Ford targets

Indy 500 preview notes a record diversity of cars with Offenhauser, Ford, and Novi engines. Pole sitter Jimmy Clark starts behind a Ford-led front row in a field that includes rear engine Fords, Offenhauser roadsters, and Novi entries. A projected crowd tops 300,000 as TV audiences view the race coast to coast.

ED Sainsbury Indianapolis, Ind UPI YCAL Offenhauser Roadsters Jimmy Clark Scotland Bobby Marshman Rodger Ward Dan Gurney Ford

Spahn Book Barred

Warren Spahn won $10,000 in a New York case against Milton J. Shapiro and Julian Mesner Inc. for a "fictionalized" biographical book that invaded privacy. Judge Jacob J. Markowitz barred further publication and distribution, noting the work was not based on direct interviews.

NEW York UPI Milwaukee Brave Warren Spahn Spahn Jacob J. Markowitz New York State Supreme Court Milton J. Shapiro Julian Mesner Markowitz Shapiro

Arizona State AAU Track Meet Opens at Goodwin Stadium

The first annual Arizona State AAU Track and Field Championships run Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Goodwin Stadium ASU campus. Admission is $1 with proceeds aiding Arizona athletes travel to National AAU championships and Olympic trials. Notables include Frank Covelli Glenn Winningham Buster Quist Henry Carr Tom Hester Joe Caldwell and Jon Cole among others.

Tempe Arizona State Goodwin Stadium Arizona State University Phoenix Olympic Club Arizona Bob Collier Baldy Castillo ASU Henry Carr Tom Hester Jim McBurney Eric Owers Darrell Jansen Joe Caldwell Jon Cole Larry Hendershot

Memorial Day Fuel and Gas Championships At Bee Line

Top southwest dragsters compete at Bee Line Dragway for the first annual Memorial Day event. San Diego’s Crashier Baltes Lavato Chrysler fueler ranks No.3 on the Mr. Fuel Eliminator list and hits speeds above 190 mph. Local rivals S and E team Steineggar Eschenbaugh Franco headline high performance entries aiming to deny Cypert Bros and Wilson a third straight Top Fuel win.

Southwest Bee Line Dragway San Diego California Baltes Jerry Baltes Larry Steineggar Albert Eschenbaugh Joe Franco Iow Franco Chrysler Cypert Bros.and Wilson

Baseball Today Kansas City 4 Chi 1 Night

Major league schedule highlights Friday with KC vs Chi at night the only game. Probable pitchers include Roberts for Baltimore and Chance for the Dodgers, Bouton facing Segui, and other night matchups across eight cities.

Kansas City Baltimore Los Angeles Roberts Chance New York Bouton Segui Los Ang Boston Minnesota Chicago Detroit Cleveland Washington San Fran Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis Cincinnati Houston Phila I Willhite Or Moeller Blass Satur

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