Madera to Receive Gillespie Memorial Award at Army
West Point reports sprint specialist Madera of Flagstaff will receive the Col. James B. Gillespie Memorial Award during the Awards Convocation at Thayer Hall. The Army track standout earned six varsity letters in three years and starred in the mile relay and sprints. He is the son of Ronnie and Mrs. Madera of Flagstaff.
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N.Y
Glassman Tron Madera
Flagstaff
U.S. Military Academy
Madera
James B. Gillespie
Thayer Hall
Gillespie
Army
Harvard
Ronnie D. Madera
Elden
Flagstall
Women Golfers In Putt Battle At Continental Country Club
The Ladies' Golf Division held a weekly Bolt day putt event with Flight A led by Ginny Collins at 43 putts. Betty Babbitt and Sally Clark tied for second with 34 each, while Flight B saw Mary Garrard top with 33. Madine Beddo led Flight C with 30 and Velma Lyall took second with 31.
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Continental Country Club
Ginny Collins
Betty Babbitt
Sally Clark
Mary Garrard
Zelia Davis
Daryl Spuckeen
Madine Beddo
Velma Lyall
Loretta Pulliam
Phoenix Eyes Major League Hockey Move for 1974 75
Phoenix stockholder Karl Eller says the Roadrunners will stay in the Western Hockey League next season and seek NHL or WHA entry the following year. Roadrunners president Jim Wells notes hopes to gain NHL expansion this week as Cincinnati loses to the WHA.
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Phoenix Foadrunners
Karl Eller
Hoenix
Western Hockey League
National Hockey League
World Hockey Association
Eller
Roadrunner
Jim Wells
NHL
Montreal
Dodgers Old Man Dominates With Three Home Runs
Dodgers veteran Willie Davis, 34, went 4-for-5 with a triple, double, and two singles in a 10-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs, raising his season batting average to .292. The win kept Los Angeles within three games of the Giants in the NL West as other NL action unfolded across Montreal, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and St. Louis.
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Associated Press
Willie Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
New York
Mets
Ed Goodson
Bryant
Pittsburgh
Wayne Twitchell
Larry Rowa
Philadelphia
Houston
Jose Cruz
T No
Ufting
St. Louis
San Diego
Pet
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Detroit
Pittsburgi
Montreal
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Milwaukee
Noston
ATI
West Cleveland
West Chicago
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Kansas City
Bouston
California
West Atlanta
Oakland
City Little Leaguers Busy Week of Arroyo Park Play
Six Flagstaff and Mt Elden Little League games feature the Braves beating the Astros 11 9 and later 6 5 on a protest overruled. Mets top Giants 4 2 while Red Sox crush Indians 24 12. Angels beat Cardinals 8 1. Mets 10 6 over Cards in Flagstaff. Randy Bryant and Joey Montoya spark Braves, Turner wins for Astros, Gray shuts Giants, Stevens and Gonzales star for Sox. Protests at Arroyo Park keep Braves 6 5 victory margins.
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Arroyo Park
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Red Sox
Endians
Mt. Elden
Angels
Cardinals
Cards
Randy Bryant
Joey Montoya
Tnree
Bryant
Ray Torrez
Jerry Deal
Greg Turner
Alvin Bobadilla
Turner
Danny Bobadilla
Stanley Wright
Indians
Mike Stevens
Alex Gonzales
Sox
Eric Slingley
Elmer Roanhorse
John Herrera
Robert Shelton
Ramirez Bombs Lead Pirates Past Red Sox in Senior LL
Andy Ramirez powered a seven run third inning with a double and triple as the Pirates roared to a 15-9 win over the Red Sox. Ken Seidel Jin Hansen Craig Seymore and Steve Vosskubler added key hits to erase a 5-2 deficit and give Pirates their first win of the season. Misstin led the Red Sox with four hits while Marrig started for Boston and Dowell finished. The Pirates turned two double plays including a key twin killing that ended the third.
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Andy Ramirez
Pirates
Red Sox
Ramirez
T Hin
Ken Seidel
Jin Hansen
Craig Seymore
Steve Vosskubler
Chamier
Hansen
Seymore
Criples
Seidel
Seide
Bill Misslin
Joel Marrig
Robert Dowell
Misstin
Harris
Dowell
Andy Prosper
Cubh
Uip
US International Wins NAIA Crown
US International University of San Diego defeated Connecticut State College 7-2 to win the NAIA baseball crown in Mesa Arizona. Ken Koske hurled his fifth complete game of the tournament, earning MVP honors after a 9 strikeouts performance securing his team’s fifth straight victory. Eastern starter Steve Thomas struggled, while Joe Reyes drove in two runs for USI and Jim Vestey added RBI via a sacrifice fly.
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Eastern
Steve Thomas
John Rogers
USTA
Jim Vestey
Joe Reyes
Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Grand Canyon
Phoenix
Warriors
USI
Valdosta State
Park Recreation Registration Deadlines Announced
The Flagstall Parks and Recreation Department sets deadlines for tennis guitar seasons or dog obedience classes Friday at 5 p.m. at Tarquvise Park offices. Classes start Monday June 11. A women’s volleyball program begins June 18 with June 15 deadline at Turquoise Park offices. Call T4SZBI ext 736 for fees and details.
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Tony Orta
Gray
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Jeff Pavon
Jim Zanzucchi
Bill Lipke
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Trey Wirth
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