Tissaw's Nail Crown Preseason Slo-Pitch Title Won
Tissaw's completed a perfect run to capture the Parks and Recreation Slo-Pitch crown by blanking Golightly's 8-0 in the final. Golightly's earlier fell to Tissaw's 8-3, while Ruff's Liquor was ousted 10-2 in the quarterfinals. Regular season starts Wednesday with 36 men’s teams and six women’s teams chasing city titles. four more tournaments planned and labor day-week World Slo-Pitch event slated with 36 teams.
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Tissaw's
Golightly's
Parks and Recreation
Tissaw
Tissay’s
Golightly
Ruff’s Liquor
Tiesaw
Parks
Rec
Narico
Parks and Rec
Butweiser
Shamrock
Ruff
Park
Galightly
Ken Ingels
Paw Wow
Park and Rec Department
Arizona State
Cancer Takes Steinmark
Fred Steinmark UT Austin football star dies in Houston after a bone cancer recurrence. Diagnosed after leg amputation six days after surgery for a thigh bone tumor, he had reentered hospital April 6 and later served as assistant coach and scout before his death.
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Tex
Fred Steinmark
University of Texas
Steinmark
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Tumor Institute
Nixon
Fayetteville
Ark
Longhorns
Arkansas
Austin
Gravely Il
Stafford Leads North Victory in State Coaches Game
Gil Stafford of Maryvale sparked the North all Stars with a first inning double and finished 3-for-3 with two walks, two runs and two RBIs as the North beat the South 8-1. He earned the North MVP honor while Dick Harris of Mesa Westwood was named South MVP.
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MESA
Maryvale
Gil Stafford
Stafford
Continental Mixed Low Net Tourney Crowned by Keithly's Miz
Miz and Mrs Art Keithly won Continental Country Club Mixed Low Net with 138. Don Garrard and Beverly Haines were close with 141, followed by Mr and Mrs Jim Little at 145 and Bob Barnes Mary Garrard at 146. Next week features two Men A and B Breakfast tournaments with an eight dollar entry, 9 a.m. tee time, and a points-based scoring system.
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Miz
Art Keithly
Continental Country Club
Don Garrard
Beverly Haines
Jim Little
Bob Barnes
Mary Garrard
Continental Golf
Bucky Harris
Canonero II Leads Belmont Talk as Pass Catcher Wins
Canonero II remains the talk of thoroughbred racing amid reports of a sale after the Belmont while Pass Catcher wins the Delmont Stakes. Owner Pedro Baptista denies finalized terms with Florida buyers as trainer Juan Arias notes Canonero II’s skin rash and minor setbacks before the grueling Belmont. Scialom, Baptista's associate, says six offers have come in postrace, with Caracas and other groups circulating, while the public focus shifts to the colt’s fitness and potential sale terms.
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New York
Kentucky
Pride of Ventemuala
Caponero 1
Victor Sclalom
Baptista
Florida
Scialom
la Rinaconda
Caracas
Juan Arias
Bit” Arias
Tigers and Red Sox Top Weekend Showdowns
The Babe Ruth Red Sox beat the Pirates 14-11 amid 16 errors 18 steals and 20 walks as Raymond Tallman earned the win and Jerry Deal worked four innings in relief. The Williams Tigers crushed the Braves 15-6 with Johnny Cox strong in relief after Harold Flatcher, while William Dennett led Tiger hitters with three hits.
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Pirates
Williams Tigers
Braves
Red Sox
Raymond Tallman
Jerry Deal
Dennis Golter
Archie Garcia
Sox
Tallman
Golter
Tigers
Johnny Cox
Harold Flatcher
Cox
Bhat
Keith Hacker
Tiger
Jess Placencia
Keven Bowlars
Williams
Harker
Brave
Garlyn Gill
Allen Disappears Russell Leads Dodgers Win
Richie Allen faded from play on Oltimers Day as Russell came off the bench. Russell hit a single, double and triple to spark the Dodgers past the Mets 4-4. Koufax pitched for Los Angeles, Snider provided power, in a high energy festival atmosphere. San Francisco split a doubleheader, losing 1-0 to Philadelphia in the opener.
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Sandy Koufax
Duke Snider
Casey Stengel
Allen
Dodgers
Russell
Los Angeles
New York Mets
Acton
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Fregosi Returns As Angels Upset Sox
Fregosi, sidelined by a foot injury, returns to help the California Angels upset the Boston Red Sox 5-2. He homered, singled, and scored, while the Angels extended Boston’s skid to seven losses in nine games and left them 11 games behind Baltimore in the AL East. The article notes Fregosi’s injury history and his role as a clutch contributor when in the lineup.
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Associated Press
Dim Fregosi
California Angels
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Boston
Baltimore
Fregosi
California
Angels
Sonny Siebert
Milwaukee
Vida Blue
Oakland
Ryun Runs 10th In Field of 12 at Twilight Meet
In Eugene Oregon AP report Jim Ryun, world mile record holder, finished 10th of 12 amid hay fever illness. Norway’s Arne Kvalheim of Oregon Track Club called Ryun sick. Steve Prefontaine also ran, finishing behind Kvalheim. Kvalheim set a lifetime best 3:56.4 while Prefontaine matched 3:57.4. Ken Moore of Oxegen Track Club won the AAU Marathon in 2:16:48.6.
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Ore
Arne Kvalheim
Norway
Kvalheim
Oregon
Steve Prefontaine
Willamette Valley
Prefontaine
Presfontaine
Ken Moore
Oxegen
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Flagstaff Sportsman
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