Scottsdale Beavers stay atop Conference B with victory over Saguaro
Scottsdale High Beavers beat Saguaro 41 to 0 to move to 6-1 in Conference B and 2-0 in city standings. Bob Vetter limited Saguaro to one hit and drove in a run while Kevin Woudenberg and Mark Lasley sparked early offense with a homer and a key single. Saguaro ace Mike Plitzer held to five hits. final score keeps Scottsdale ahead in League B with Westwood and Coronado close behind.
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Tie Ends Arcadia Coronado Baseball Game Darkness Falls
The Arcadia and Coronado baseball game ended 2-2 after seven and a half innings due to darkness on the Coronado diamond. Arcadia scored in the first on a double steal miscue, while Coronado tied it in the fifth and sixth on Jim Brady s home run and a Mark Reinke hustle. Coro nacco used Marty Stajduhar on the mound for the first time this season, with Dennis Johnson Tom Normandin and Tom Normandin combining for the pitching effort.
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Cubs Edge Dodgers In Wet Scottsdale Spring Tilt
The Chicago Cubs beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5 4 in a rain dampened spring game. Ted Savage was hit by a ball in center field and Al Ferrera drove in the winning run after Lefebvre’s fifth inning triple. Ken Holtzman started four innings for the Cubs. Don Drysdale worked seven for the Dodgers.
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Arcadia Titans Sweep Brophy In Dual Meet And Tennis Win
Arcadia high school teams posted strong wins as the Titans defeated Brophy 193-197 in golf and moved to 9-0 on the season. Arcadia tennis improved to 12-1 with an 6-1 victory over Westwood led by John Byron 64 6-3 and Bill Byron 6-1 6-3. Danny Farmer 6-2 6-3 and Reid Nessage 6-4 6-3 also won. Doubles saw Bart Bentley Bill Judson win 8-2 while Bill Byron Danny Farmer lost 12 14.
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Four golfers win championship flight at Scottsdale club
In Scotts dale Country Club yesterday four players Mary Wickes Yvonne Squire Kay Weisberger and Paully Whitney claimed championship flight victories. Tanya McLaughlin shot 80 to earn medalist honors in Villa Monterey championship qualifier. Reidun Young led nine hole group with 47 and Jo Mazur followed with 50. At Arizona Country Club a three way tie occurred in best ball with teams led by Anderson Tyson Garrett Dalberg Gay Baugh Hoff Monroe Suggs Powers Davis Baumann and others.
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Gregor Drafted by Phoenix in Special Basketball Event
Gary Gregor a 6 foot 4 inch center and University of South Carolina student was picked first by Phoenix in a special telephone draft conducted by the Basketball Association clubs on Wednesday April 3 1968.
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Sun Devils open WAC play with three game series
Arizona State University starts Western Athletic Conference play with a three game set against the University of New Mexico. ASU carries a 20-3 mark after a 4-0 win over Northern Arizona, while New Mexico rides a 10-game win streak and eyes Ralph Sallee in Fridays opener and Ron Sims for Saturday’s doubleheader. Fred Nelson collected three hits and three RBIs to pace ASU, driving in runs in the first, second and sixth innings.
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