Coronado Dons Top Camelback 5 3 In Preleague Win
Coronado clipped Camelback 5 3 as the Dons produced 14 hits after three in the first game of a preleague tune up. Craig Strumpfer homered and doubled, Bruce Kepler added a double and a single, Mark Fraser tripled before leaving with an ankle injury. Dauwalder pitched a complete game, yielding nine hits while striking out two. The Dons open defense of their league title Tuesday at Chandler against the Wolves.
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Camelback High Spartans
Camelback
Dons
Tempe
Coronado Field
Craig Strumpfer
Bruce Kepler
Mark Fraser
Vvnerenesenn
Marty McCray
Dave Dauwalder
Soph Allen Johnson
Ray Orgie
Jeff Bryde
Kent Bolin
Dauwalder
Chandler
The
Wolves
Mesa pitcher tosses one hitter in 3 1 victory over Beavers
Lester Wilson of Mesa High recovered from early control troubles to throw a brilliant one hit three to one prep baseball win over Scottsdale Beavers. Wilson struck out seven, tripled and scored in the fifth, while Nacho Montoya added key hits and Robbed a homer bid in the second inning.
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Mesa High
Scottsdale Beavers
Scottsdale
Steve Atwood
Mesa
Beavers
Garry Howard
Wilson
Randy Gibson
Gibson
Rabbits
Francis Rolen
Nacho Montoya
Bunnies
Jamie Inglish
Mike Grandy
Central Defeats Saguaro In High School Baseball Thriller
Central beat Saguaro 7 to 3 at Central High Field. Jeff Brown allowed eight hits and seven runs over the afternoon. Garnett Swaine led the winners with three hits while Rick Dively and Rick Beach added two safeties each for Saguaro. The Cats open league play Tuesday at Tempe.
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Saguaro
Jeff Brown
Cats
Garnett Swaine
Rick ‘Dively
Rick Beach
Doug Slocum
The
Tempe
McClung Sets Manzy Modified Record Run
Jerry McClung rode a 10th straight victory at Manzanita Speedway in Friday's limited modified races. He overtook Bobby Harrell on the 24th lap of the 30 lap event to break Bill Cheesebourg's 1955 record, extending a win streak dating to October 1969. Racing resumes with Arizona Racing Association sprint cars. McClung is favored next.
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UPI
Jerry McClung
Manzanita Speedway
Jack Thompson
Capum McClung
Bobby “Harrell
McClung
Bill Cheesebourg
Arizona Racing Association
Titans Fall to Wolves in Seven Inning Arcadia Defeats Chandler 7-5
Arcadia baseball struggles with 11 errors while scoring five runs on nine hits. Rob Millsop logs five innings with eight strikeouts and no walks for Arcadia. Don Sehlander and Millsop each triple in early scoring, but defensive miscues doom the Titans. Chandler wins despite five unearned runs on five hits and two late tallies. Tuesday, Arcadia hosts Casa Grande to open conference play.
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Chandler
Wolves
Skip Shifino
Don Sehlander
van Holland
Rob Millsop
Holland
Craig Hansen
Millsop
Schlander
Borus
Titan
Titans
Jim Donker
Orr
Roadrunners Eye WHL Playoff Berth In Final Showdown
The Phoenix Roadrunners host the San Diego Gulls in a regular season finale to clinch a Western Hockey League playoff spot. Phoenix defeated Salt Lake 4 1 to move into a tie with Seattle for the final berth. Seattle faces Portland tonight, and a tie could force a Monday tiebreaker in Seattle. Dennis Schick and Ron Ward scored early for Phoenix.
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Phoenix Roadrunners
San Diego Gulls
Roadrunners
Salt Lake Golden Eagles
Seattle
Portland
Phoenix
Salt Lake
Jim Armstrong
Dennis Schick
Ron Ward
ASU Pounds Wisconsin In Nonleague Victory
Arizona State University exploded for six unearned runs collapsing Wisconsin 84 to notched by Bill Berger and Tom Welton. Berger went two for three after being promoted from the freshman squad and Welton drove in three runs including a two run single. Craig Swans pitched a complete game for ASU allowing four walks and seven strikeouts to improve to five and two. Lon Galli took the loss to fall to one and one. The teams were set for a doubleheader this afternoon.
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UPI
Arizona State University
Wisconsin
Sun Devils
Roger ‘Schmuck
ASU
Bill Berger
Tom Welton
Berger
Welton
Craig
Swans
Lon Galli
Mayer's sprint tops track meet at Coronado
South Mountain dominates four team meet at Coronado High. Mayer leads with 9.7 in the 100. Skylar Jones stars in the mile with 4 34.7. South captures multiple relays and jumps while Arcadia and Coronado claim several events including pole vault and 100.
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Coronado
Arcadia
Carl Hayden
Rebels
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Phoenix
Bernard Eddings
Hal Mayer
Dee Rea
Skylar -Jones
Mike
Phillips
Dick Luebke
Eddie James
Casey’. Hood
Eddings
Jack Seely
Larry_ Copeland
Bob Kite
Jones
Tom Ashworth
Mayer
le South
di Stolper
Ado
Jim Schmidgall
Titan
Mark Scheehle
Jim Howard
Coronado Gymnasts Dominate Sunnyslope in 142 79 Meet
Coronado swept Sunnyslope 142 to 79 as Frank Lopez went 6- for-6 in all around and events. Lopez won floor with 7.5 while Rick Curtis and Craig Kirby followed. Randy Gaskins claimed side horse with 5.67, Mullins topped still rings at 8.27, and Spann on trampoline posted 8.23. Curtis, Lopez and Mullins led parallel bars and high bar wins. Lopez took tumbling with 7.4 as Kirby finished second.
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Sunnyslope
Frank Lopez
Lopez
Rick Curtis
Craig Kirby
Randy Gaskins
Curtis Whatley
Harry Mullins
Curtis
Guy Spann
Mike Broaddus
Mullins
Alcindor shines as Bucks rout 76ers to reach East finals
Lew Alcindor scored 46 points and grabbed 25 rebounds to power Milwaukee past Philadelphia 115-106 and clinch a spot in the Eastern Division finals. Chicago beat Atlanta 131-120 to stave off a sweep, while Phoenix hosted Los Angeles in a separate showdown.
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United Press International
Milwaukee
Larry Costello
Lew Alcindor
Philadelphia
Alcindor
Chicago Bulls
Atlanta
Hawks
Richie Guerin
Cats Place Second At Quadrangular Meet
Saguaro managed second behind McClintock at East High Friday night. Jim Harness won the 100 in 10.3 seconds and Wayne Mattingly won the shot put with 63 feet 8 inches. Kory Schuknecht won the low hurdles in 20.5 seconds. Moon Valley finished last with 42 points.
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McClintock
East
Moon Valley
Jim Harness
Cats
Wayne Mattingly
Kory Schuknecht
Archibald Key Leads South Past West in Aloha Classic
Nate Archibald tallied 51 points as the South defeated the West 116 to 108 in the second annual Aloha basketball classic. Archibald dazzled with shooting and passes, breaking a 98-98 tie late with a sequence of layup and free throws. Joe Hamilton led the South with 24 points while Sam Robinson and Seabern Hill added 25 and 23 for the West. The East beat the Midwest 95-92 to set up a championship clash, with Geoff Petrie and Jim McMillan among top East scorers.
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UPI
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Joe Hamilton
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Sam Robinson
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Seabern Hill
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Geoff Petrie
Princeton
Jim MccMillian
Columbia
Joe _Depre
St John’s
Petrie
Dave Sorenson
Ohio
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Northwestern
Dale Kelley
al ‘Williams
Drake
Tom Scantlebury
Nebraska
Williams leads Senators into 1970 with hopeful outlook
Ted Williams, fresh off a breakout 1969 season as manager, faces the task of building on Washington’s first winning mark in 17 years. The 1970 lineup centers on Frank Howard and Mike Epstein with Bosman and Cox anchoring a promising pitching staff as Williams weighs a steady core and possible platoons at several positions.
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Ted’ Williams
Washington Senators
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Mike Epstein
Dick Bosman
Casey Cox
Epstein
Bernie Allen
Tim Cullen
Eddie Brinkmhan
Ken McMullen
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
de Howard
Hank
Suns Aim To Go Up 3 1 In West Semis
The upstart Phoenix Suns seek a third straight playoff win over the Los Angeles Lakers at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. A sellout crowd is expected as Phoenix tries to take a 3-1 lead in the West semifinals after beating the Lakers 114-94 and 112-98 following a Game 1 loss. Coach Jerry Colangelo says the key is stopping Wilt Chamberlain by using Jim Fox or Connie Hawkins in the high post.
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Los Angeles -Lakers
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Los Angeles
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Colangelo
Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
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Connie‘Hawkins
Hohokam Little League Tryouts Scheduled
Little League will conduct Major League team tryouts at Hohokam School fields Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sessions target boys selected for a second look and those unable to attend Saturday. A makeup registration for eligible but unregistered players is planned at Hohokam cafeteria Tuesday 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
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Zebell and Sather Spark Scottsdale Track Win
Zebell dominates with three wins including the high and low hurdles and a long jump victory while Tom Sather takes the shot put and discus. John Frazee Vern Wedge and Beaver relay teams add to the Beaver victory as Scottsdale finishes first with 105 points.
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Tom Sather
Inget
The
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Sather
John Frazee
Vern Wedge
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Frazee
Wedge
Milés
Sabers edge Arcadia in gym meet with strong tumbling
Saguaro gymnastics squad delivered solid tumbling and floor routines to top Arcadia as Driscoll, Spinni and Eisenhower combined for 22.05 in tumbling and 19.60 in floor. Swisher led on the side horse, Arcadia’s Ruby won rings with 6.9 and Alexander second at 5.95. Driscoll claimed all around title with Ruby second.
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Arcadia
Dave Driscoll
John Spinni
Dave Eisenhower
Dave Swisher
Chuck Cahill
Allan Ruby
Darrell Alexander
Driscoll
Arizona beats Iowa in ninth inning thriller
Arizona wins 76 to edge Iowa in the bottom of the ninth. Steve Mikulic singled home the winning run as Mickey O Hara earned the victory for Arizona in his third decision of the season. The teams wrap the eight game series with a doubleheader today.
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UPI
Steve Mikulic
University
Arizona
Iowa
Mickey O’hare
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