Beavers Show Strong Backfield and Defense for 1963
Scottsdale Beavers boast three talented quarterbacks led by Steve Miller Tim Smallsteed and Mike Lambert to duel for starter duties. The returning backfield features Howard Smith Duane Bledsoe Tom Mooney Greg Mosher and Jim Fuller with a solid line and improving linemen. The team emphasizes blocking tackling and conditioning as they prepare for the opener against Mesa Westwood at Jackrabbit Stadium in Mesa with Arcadia and Mesa named toughest rivals.
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Virgil Savage
Scottsdale High
Fort Knox
Beaver
Steve Miller
Tim Smallsteed
Mike Lambert
Howard Smith
Duane Bledsoe
Tom Mooney
Greg Mosher
Jim Fuller
Bob Garmon
Garmon
Bledsoe
Chuck Page
Jed Nolan
Bob Helda
Helda
Bob Ingraham
Joel Brewnter
Brewnter
Jim Palmer
Dave McGirr
Mike Kempson
Dick Garmon
Jim Webb
Beavers
Mesa Westwood
Steve Montgomery
John Lambert
Mike Pitts
Scottsdale
Arcadia
Mesa
Westwood
Jackrabbit Stadium
Mesa High
Dodgers End Streak Dodger Victory Beats Cardinals 3-1
Los Angeles Dodgers beat St Louis 3-1 snapping the Cardinals 10 game win streak. Johnny Podres earned his 14th win with a five and one third inning effort as Roseboro misplayed a ball but later delivered a key triple near the end of the game. Stan Musial homered but the Dodgers scored twice in the ninth to seal the win at Busch Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Tive Walt Alston
Dodger
Johnny Podres
Ron Perranoski
Podres
John Roseboro
Dodgers
Phillies
Cardinal
Ernie Broglio
Roseboro
Broglio
Dick Groat
Ed Sudol
Tommy Davis
Stan
Los Angeles
Perrenoski
Shantz
Taylor
McCarver
Hr—Musial
Titan Talk Arcadia Set On Defense Friday Clash
Arcadia’s 1963 Titans target defense to guard their top Arizona prep ranking in a Friday game against Mesa High. The unit faces a strong test after an uneven inter squad scrimmage with oversized, inexperienced lineups and a standout play by defensive end George Mills who returned a fumble for a 35 yard TD.
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Titans
Mesa High
Arizona
Arcadia
Lal
Ollie
Frank Vaughn
Tom Farmer
Mike Harris
Chris Martin
Steve Orth
Ron Deneke
Mike Cranny
Jim Hillebrand
Jerry Crewson
Richard Gray
Mike Lopez
Dave Smith
Bob Craughn
Mark Boccaccio
Dave Werner
Greg Bucklew
George Mills
Gary Clark
Bob Beal
Chuck Colton
Jim Langley
Tim Dechler
Dana Woudenberg
Land Grant
Jim Spellman
Joan Birch
Bill Nichols
Pete Repp
Vince Keeston
Bill Ferguson
Baseball Today Scores and Schedules From The League
Summary of game results from today including wins by Podres and Marichal with key homers by Musial Menke Cepeda and Cepeda plus another slate of night games and Tuesday and Wednesday probable pitchers across the majors. Teams involved include Chicago Pittsburgh Los Angeles St Louis San Francisco Milwaukee Philadelphia New York Houston Cincinnati and others with matchups and noted pitchers.
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Philadelphia
New York
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Washington
Baltimore
McCormick
McNally
McBride
Gatewood
Detroit
Minnesota
Aguirre
Siebler
Boston
Heffner
Fisher
Cleveland
Downing
Donovan
Kansas City
Drabowsky
Daniels
W. L. Pet
Unclear Baseball Standings and Schedule Snippet
Fragmentary ledger shows team records for Los Angeles St Louis and Cincinnati with 29 games remaining. Lists home and away dates including Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia and Chicago with September games and n indicating neutral or notations.
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W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
St Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Young and Long Named Pony League Leaders
Lloyd Young and Gaines Long were elected co presidents of the Scottsdale Pony League at Yava pai School. Ben Hileman Chuck Norman din and Walt Stajduhar were named officers with Long set to step down in March for Young to take full duties. Fields at Mohave School and Yava were chosen for the 1964 season. About 40 people attended the meeting. Cincinnati UPI John Klibler, 34, an umpire, was called up to replace Vinnie Smith who was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Young
Gaines Long
Scottsdale Pony League
Yavapai School
Ben Hileman
Chuck Normandin
Walt Stajduhar
Herb Frierson
Robert Hasbrook
Long
Young
Mohave School
Cincinnati
UPI
John Klibler
International League
Vinnie Smith
Legal Move Could Block Braves Exit From Milwaukee
Milwaukee officials and civic leaders weighed a court option to keep the Braves at County Stadium through 1965 amid rumors of relocation to a rival market. Gov Reynolds threatened congressional action as discussions focused on a harmonious solution led by local industrialist Richard Falk for a Spahn tribute.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Braves
County Stadium
Grobschmidt
Richard Falk
Warren Spahn
Braves Outfielder Wrenches Back May End NL Season
Milwaukee Braves outfielder Lee Maye is reported to have a wrenched back and may be out for the remainder of the National League season. He has been admitted to Milwaukee Hospital for treatment.
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Braves
Milwaukee
UPI
Lee Maye
Milwaukee Braves
Maye
Milwaukee Hospital
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Tony Cloninger
Denis Menke
Bob Veale
Larry Jackson
Billy Mazeroski
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BY Barry Sollenberger
Arcadia High
Paul Pratt
Scott Hilsaeck
Nickie Nichols
Jeff Richardson
Eric Widmark
Baseball Today
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Schaffer
Veale
Pagliaroni
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Bailey
Cloninger
Shaw
Tiefenauer
Torre
Hr—Menke
Cepeda
McLish
Stallard
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Hobbie
Buhl
Toth
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Simmons
John Reynolds
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Tempe
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