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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1969

Page

9

Bears edge Dons in extra innings on costly errors

Coronado,outplayed by Scottsdale 4-3 in 8 innings as four Dons errors and an unearned run in the eighth sealed the fate. Stajduhar led Coronado with a double a single and a triple while Michaud and Smith paced Scottsdale with two hits each.

Ray Forgie Coronado Scottsdale Steve Swingle The Dons Beavers Jack Armstrong Bob Vetter Joel Michaud Armstrong Forgie Bears Swingle Bill Berger Marty Stajduhar Stajduhar Berger Vetter Joe Michaud Eddie Smith Mike Palmer Fraser Palmer Fergie Michaud Smith Dana Kirkpatrick Eddie Lewis

Clendenon Comes Off Retirement To Rejoin Expos

Donn Clendenon unretired to sign a two year deal with the Montreal Expos, easing a trade dispute with the Houston Astros. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said talks in New York were near a solution with an announcement possible Thursday. Staub remains with Montreal and Alou with Houston after a January swap that originally sent Clendenon south.

NEW York UPI Montreal Expos Houston Astros Houston Donn Clendenon Th Expos Clendenon Expos Astros Bowie Kuhn Jesus Alou Rusty Staub Staub Montreal Alou Kuhn

AFT Remains Undefeated in City Volleyball Action

AFT routed Richfield 15-4 and 15-3 to stay perfect in the city league led by John Overstreet and Andy Hull. Kachinas defeated GE 15-8 and 15-12 with Ron Plath and Louw Grienke directing the offense. Additional results include KTUF forfeiting to Independents and AFT beating Independents 15-3 and 15-8 led by Karl Woodman and Hull. Carson's lost to Kachinas 15-7 and 15-6 with Golden Purvis and Dave Elden shining. TUF overcame a 1-0 set deficit to win 15-9 10-14 15-6.

AFT Richfield John Overstreet Andy Hull Ron Plath Louw Grienke Kachinas Corsons KTUF Karl Woodman Hull Carson Golden Purvis Dave Elden TUF

Central Arizona Fishing Report Highlights Varied Success

In Roosevelt Lake bass and crappie reports are good with bluegill and sunfish fair. Apache and Bartlett show good bass and crappie with fair bluegill. Canyon fair for most species. Pleasant Valley reports good black bass and fair white bass while Saguaro shows largemouth and yellow bass as fair. Salt River good for bass and fair for catfish. Hite Mountains Luna Lake reports good trout. Greer area lakes Rainbow Show Low White Mountain Lake and Woodland Reservoir show fair to good trout. Upper Lake Mary fair for trout and Long Lake fair to good for trout. Willow fair for crappies. Oak Creek poor.

Central Arizona Roosevelt Apache Bartlett Canyon Hite Mountains Luna Lake

Giants Bomb Oaks In Exhibition At Rendezvous Park

The Phoenix Giants beat the Iowa Oaks 146 in an exhibition at Rendezvous Park. John Stephenson and Pete Jernigan led a 17 hit attack, with Jernigan homering for a solo shot and Stephenson adding four RBIs in four at bats. Bob Garibaldi earned the win pitching 5 23 innings without a walk and four strikeouts.

Stephenson Phoenix Charlie Fox Bob Garibaldi Garibaldi

Knicks sweep Bullets as Reed rockets for 43 points

The New York Knicks completed a four game series sweep of the Baltimore Bullets 115-108 in the Eastern Division semifinal. Willis Reed set a playoff record with 43 points on 15 of 29 shooting and 13 of 14 free throws to pace New York. Wes Unseld and Earl Monroe each had 25 for the Bullets.

United Press International New” Celtics Celtics Willis Reed New York Knicks Baltimore Bullets Knicks Boston Philadelphia New York Los Angeles San Francisco Atlanta San Diego Bullets Reeds Wes Unseld Earl’ Monroe Lakers Warriors Jerry West Fritz Williams George Lee Nate “Thurmond

Saguaro Sabercats outslug Arcadia in decisive A League tilt

Saguaro beats Arcadia 11 to 8 as Mike Pfitzer lasts seven innings and Jim Hitchcock shines in relief for the Cats. Hitchcock, replacing a struggling Bruce Brown, allows one hit and one walk in four innings to help preserve the win and keep Saguaro atop the A League with a 4-0 conference mark.

Eric Sorensen Saguaro’s Sabercats Arcadia Jim Hitchcock Hitchcock Titans Cats Saguaro Bruce Brown Dave Flowers Mike Pfitzer Pfitzer Bill Evans Jeff Oscarson Jerry Bourgeois Evans Brown Mike ‘Zarkovich Greg Bishop Flowers

Badgers Visit Tempe To Open Six Game Series With ASU

Wisconsin brings a strong hitting lineup led by Boschulte, Johnson, Ward, and Baille and a solid pitching staff headlined by Nickels, Pennington, McEvilly, and Galli for a six game set starting Friday in Tempe. John Dolinsek leads ASU hitters while Larry Gura tops the mound for the Devils with a 7 0 record and 1 86 ERA.

Arizona State Devils Wisconsin Badger Tempe ASU Phoenix Municipal Stadium Phoenix A-State Badgers R. D. Boschulte Tom Johnson Gary Ward Geoff Baille Mike Nickels Les Pennington Mike McEvilly Lon Galli John Dolinsek Sun Devils Billy Cotton Paul Ray Powell Ralph Dick Bill Massarand Powell Dolinsek RBI Massarand Lenny Randle Larry Gura

Tennis lessons still available at city parks program

The parks and recreation department lists open spots in two tennis programs. An intermediate class meets at 110 am on Saturdays and a beginning class at 11 am at Coronado High. Registration is at the city cashier's office 300 E. Main. call Duane Dawson at 947-2612 for details.

Parks and Recreation Department Coronado High Duane Dawson

Arizona State University summer wrestling camp features Culp and Olympia

The fourth annual ASU summer wrestling camp runs June 8 and June 15 in two sessions. Staff includes Ted Bre dehoff Buz Hays Curley Culp Char ley Tribble Glenn McMinn and Tony Russo. Camp offers video playback training aid for ages 10 to 17. Resident fee is 60 dollars includes room and board commuter 45 dollars with noon meal. Call 961-3839 for details.

Arizona State University ASU Ted Bredehoff Buz Hays Curley Culp Charley, Tribble Glenn McMinn Tony Russo

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