Beavers Sprint Past Warriors for 6-3 Prep Baseball Win
Scottsdale Beavers win 6-3 over Westwood Warriors as speed and seven stolen bases fuel the victory. Beavers improve to 2-1 in B League and 4-6 overall. coach Jack Maraschiello notes hit balls but few runs. Coronado tops Chaparral 4-0 for third city win. Gerard 9-0 after Calcagno's one-hitter in 10-1 rout of Ajo.
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Scottsdale Beavers
Beavers
Scottsdale
Westwood Warriors
Jack Maraschiello
Coronado
Chaparral
Gerard
Chris Calcagno
Ajo
Marty Maier
Sc ost Scottsdale hits drive in runs as Beavers edge Coronado
Scottsdale standout Steve Todare led with three stolen bases and a double while George Davis and Tom Tethal added extra base hits. Jim Merritt allowed eight hits with four strikeouts as Westwood visits Scottsdale Friday. Coronado pitcher Keith Heller tossed a four hitter with ten strikeouts, no walks, for a 10 runs win over Dons. Gerard, led by Mike Giltner and Calcagno, extended a 16 game win streak with a 10 to 1 victory over Buckeye and prepares for Eloy.
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Steve Todare
Scottsdale
George Davis
Tom Tethal
Ken McKee
Jim Merritt
Beavers
Westwood
Keith Heller
Coronado
Heller
Dons
Jim Anderson
Kevin Letson
Todd Schlief
Chaparral
Erik Johnson
John Harper
Brian Coveney
Steve Shcelnik
Gerard
Big Red Machine
Calcagno
Redcoats
Mike Giltner
Joe Sieczkowski
Mike Baker
Mark Shaw
Sal Paletta
Paul Sieczkowski
Joe Peterson
Frank Pina
Buckeye
Eloy
Anderson
Pat Alexander
Mesa
Roger Payne
Thunderbirds
Jeff Garren
Garren
Artichokes
Mike Jones
Bartow Accepts UCLA Basketball Job From Illinois
UCLA introduces Gene Bartow as head coach succeeding Phil Wooden at Pauley Pavilion. Bartow, 44, leaves Illinois after five years under a contract and carries a 229 and 140 coaching record in 14 years of college coaching. Athletic Director J D Morgan welcomes him to continue UCLA legacy.
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Westwood
Mr. Clean
Gene Bartow
Illinois
UCLA
Wooden
Bartow
Bruins
J. D. Morgan
Dog Selex Previews Tonight Races At Apache Park
A veteran handicapper lays out Selex for tonight’s programs at Apache Greyhound Park. Lane numbers accompany each race entry, listing dog names such as LR's Streaker Oshkosh Pistol Miss Midnight and Alma Ann along with bets like BEST SET and BEST QUIN across races 1 through 12.
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Apache Greyhound Park
Oshkosh Pistol
Miss Midnight
Majestic Maid
Henry Collects
O.K. Kathy
Whizzer Ghost
Odean
Gay Pavia
Sandy C
Vick Parsee
Pineland
Tassey
Sleeper
Miranda Dee
Andy
Sagamon Sam
Amerapass
Roberta Ann
Jimmy Faith
Western Rover
Cindy
Babe
Mame
Chubbiness
Denzile
L.D
Alma Ann
Ris Kay Kay
Whit
Lennie Boy
Scottsdale CC Tops Mesa in 7-5 ACCAC Tilt
Danny Gonzales, a former Mesa CC signee now at Scottsdale, homered twice with two triples and four RBIs to fuel a 7-5 win over Mesa. Ken Gasper collected five hits for SCC as pitcher Mike Jones earned his third straight victory. Scottsdale improves to 21-11 overall, 12-2 ACCAC. Mesa falls to 5-6 in league play.
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Danny Gonzales
Mesa Community College
Scottsdale Community College
Thunderbirds
Mesa
Gonzales
Mesa CC
Apache Junction High
SCC
Scottsdale
Danny
Scott Anderson
Mike Kerrigan
Jones
Ken Gasper
Bart Bradley
Tim Pagnozzi
Thunderbird
Arizona Community College Athletic
Arcadia at Mesa leads Friday gym and baseball slate
Tonight Arcadia visits Mesa for girls gymnastics at 7 p.m. Baseball features Cubs at Brewers 1 p.m. Sun City. Chaparral, Saguaro, Westwood and others schedule 4 p.m. starts across Mesa, Tempe, Scottsdale and nearby venues. Football drills at Saguaro High School run 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
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Arcadia
Mesa
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Brewers
Sun City
Coronado
Chaparral
Tempe
Saguaro
Westwood
Scottsdale
Gerard al Eloy
Trevor Browne
Maryvale
Prescott
Yuma
Kofa
Gymnastics winners include Coronado Saguaro Scottsdale
Saguaro won a compulsory meet 92.75 to 80.60 against Kofa led by Jane Studeny 29.25 all around and 8.1 balance beam. Connors finished second all around and placed on vaults and bars while Scottsdale defeated East 89.85 to 63.5 and Coronado beat Sunnyslope 85.80 to 74.15 in optional meet.
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Coronado
Saguaro
Scottsdale
Kofa
Sunnyslope
Jane Studeny
Helen Connors
Studeny
Sabercats
Connors
Tara Qualle
Sue Kilbury
Mary Lee Harter
Vicki Sherrill
Harter
Lorrie Manguso
Patti Vassar
Scottsdale Beavers
Beavers
Mary Jane Cavalliere
Lynn Heidemann
Suzy Bailey
Suns edge Lakers to stay out of cellar with late Melchionni jumper
The Phoenix Suns beat the Los Angeles Lakers 108 106 as Gary Melchionni hit a 13 foot jumper with four seconds left. Phoenix trails two games clear of LA with two games remaining and avoids the league's top draft position. Charlie Scott led Phoenix with 25 points while Gail Goodrich scored 27 for the Lakers. The Suns host Golden State then Seattle to finish the season. Intricate gymnastics and Scottsdale Beavers results follow in the same recap.
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Suns
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Lakers
Gary Melchionni
Mike Bantam
Gail Goodrich
Melchionni
Charlie Scott
Bantam
Curtis Perry
Cazzie Russell
Brian Winters
Zelmo Beaty
Goodrich
Golden State
Seattle
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