Scottsdale Pony League outlines proposals for new league
Proposals for a two division Pony League to be based at Supai and Mohave schools are outlined for a Monday 7 p.m. meeting in the Supai School library. Officers, a board of directors, and a booster club will be elected to oversee field construction, finances, and cooperation with South Scottsdale and East Scottsdale Little Leagues.
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Scottsdale Pony League
Supai School
Lloyd Young
Gaines Long
Stan McCune
Pony League
Young
Board of
South
Mohave School
Supai
Little League
South Scottsdale
Mohave
East Scottsdale
Scottsdale
Celebrities Challenge Local Bowlers Charity Match Set
Celebrities form an all star team to bowl against Dickson Electronics at Squaw Peak Lanes for charity. Notables from radio TV and press join Ladmo Chan nel 5 Bob Ellis Len Burkland Abe Ketaris Len Johnson Jim Spero Ray Odom. Dickson team includes Bud Howell Ron Corak Dan Corak Ernie Castable Tom Kersley. Proceeds go to Samuel Gompers Memorial Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Electronics
Squaw Peak
East Indian School Road
Ladmo
Wallace and Ladmo
Channel 5
Bob Ellis
Channel 8
Len Burkland
Channel 12
Abe Ketaris
the Republic Gazette
Len Johnson
Krux Radio
Jim Spero
Kxiv Radio
Jim Sphar
the Gazette
Ray Odom
Khat Radio
Dickson
Bud Howell
Ron Corak
Dan Corak
Ernie Castable
Tom Kersley
Dickson Elec
Tronics
Samuel Gompers
Walt Gray
Dickson Electronics Corporation
Washed-Up Curt Simmons Paces Win For Cardinals
Curt Simmons at 34, once written off, pitched his third straight shutout in nine days guiding the St. Louis Cardinals to a 7-0 win over the Milwaukee Braves. The victory built a seven game winning streak and pulled the Cards within a half game of the Dodgers.
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Cardinals
Bird
Dodgers
Curt Simmons
Simmons
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Spahn
Phillies
Sandy Koufax
Larry Sherry
Ron Perranoski
Dennis Bennett
Ken McMullen
Roy Sievers
Sievers
Baseball Today AL Standings and Weekend Schedule
New York leads the American League at 98-51 with Minnesota 84-65 and Chicago 84-65. Notable results include Pittsburgh over San Francisco 5-4 in 13 innings and Los Angeles beating Philadelphia 2-1 twice. Weekend games feature Cleveland at Los Angeles and New York at Minnesota with top pitchers listed for each city.
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Pirates
Giants
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Houston
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Willie Stargell
Bob Garibaldi
Bob Friend
Don Nottebart
Mets
W. L. Pet
S.F
Philadelphia
Johnson
Willey
Richert
Green
Herbes
Sanford
Cardwell
O'Toole
Koonce
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Sadowski
Gibson
Pigskin Contest Planned in Scottsdale Progress
The Scottsdale Progress plans a weekly football contest starting Tuesday with a $15 first prize and a $5 second prize. Readers must predict winners of listed college games and guess a score for a tie-breaker. Closest score wins in case of ties. entries due Friday by 6 p.m. Prizes awarded the following week.
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Scottsdale Progress
Scottsdale
Lamberts Are Coachs Dream
John and Mike Lambert, brothers at Scottsdale High, share football basketball and baseball roles through junior varsity to varsity. Mike's scoring surge and pitching prowess on Pop's Yanks highlight a strong sibling pairing as coaches eye teamwork and talent.
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John Lambert
Scottsdale High
Mike
John
Jayvee Bail
Pop
Yanks
American Legion
Local Men Hold Key Raceway Positions
Tony Briggs and James V. Peterson of Scottsdale headline the Phoenix International Raceway project with Briggs named general manager and Peterson in charge of track construction. Groundbreaking is set for Sept. 19 at 10 a.m. on Baseline Road and 115th Ave. The $500,000 facility aims to host top US and European drivers with NASCAR events slated for January 12 and a minimum of six major road and oval shows in 1964.
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Tony Briggs
James V. Peterson
Scottsdale
Phoenix International Raceway
Southwest
Baseline Road
115Th Ave
Briggs
Peterson
Milwaukee Championship Mile Oval
Richard P. Hogue
P.I.R
Ruth O’neill
B. W. Burns
Alton Riggs
Wesley Bolin
Lewis Haas
Phoe
Raceway
Renfro Leads Oregon Backfield With Threatening Trio
Oregon head coach Len Casanova highlights star halfback Mel Renfro alongside quarterback Bob Berry and halfback Larry Hill as the backfield core. Renfro owns school records in rushing and scoring and aims to drive a 6-3-1 1962 squad into a demanding 1963 schedule featuring Arizona Penn State Stanford Washington Indiana and Oregon State.
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Eugene, Ore
UPI
Mel Renfro
University of Oregon
Renfro
Bob Berry
Larry Hill
Oregon
Ducks
Texas
Ohio State
Oregon State
Washington
la Bain
Renfre
Pigskin Club
Washington D.C
Len Casanova
University of Arizona
Tucson
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Casanova
Ron Jones
Dave Wilcox
Oliver McKinney
Ron Stratten
Ron Schwab
Dick Imwalle
Arizona
Penn State
Stanford
West Virginia
Idaho
San Jose
Washington State
Indiana
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United Press International
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Colts
Roger Craig
John Bateman
John Boccabella
Cubs
Reds
Lindy McDaniel
Baseball Today
Lamberts
Jim Car
Mike and
Progress
Eweaithe
Fheuse
Arizonian
Scottsdale RD
Camelback
Jack Hill Bank of
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5Th Ave
N. Scottsdale Rd
By David Hurlbert
Ray Johnson
McKinney
Weic von
Scottsdale Country Club
East Shea Blvd
Scottsdale, Arizona
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