SCC Tops Bears 2-1 in Pitching Duel for 10th Straight Win
Scottsdale Community College edged Phoenix College 2-1 as Jeff Garren and Steve Custer locked down the mound in a brisk conference game. Garren improved to 6-0 with the win, Millsop closed the ninth, and SCC moved to 11-5 in conference play and 21-10 overall.
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Scottsdale Community College
Phoenix College Bears
Jeff Garren
Steve Custer
Phoenix College
Scottsdale
Bears
Garren
Roger Payne
Dave Lamparter
Bob Alonzo
Bob’ Millsop
Millsop
Arcadia High
Brian Bills
Allen Johnson
Johnson
Lewis
SCC
Bills
Bart Bradley
Rob Millsop
Terry—Starr
Starr
Aut
Jeff Carre
Scottsdale CC
Grossenbacker
Lamparter
So Garren
Custer
Aaron Seeks Ruth Record as Braves Open 1974 Season
Cincinnati April 4 1974 Aaron needs one homer to tie Babe Ruth 714 career homers and reach the historic mark in the Braves opener at Riverfront Stadium. Weather fears and lineup debates loom as Eddie Mathews and Hank Aaron await the starting call while Jack Billingham drafts the Reds to defend against a big swing.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Reds
Ruth
Riverfront Stadium
Braves
Eddie ‘Mathews
Cool Hank
Jack Billingham
Mathews Breaks With Kuhn Over Aaron Controversy
Atlanta manager Eddie Mathews blasted Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for making him the fall guy in the Hank Aaron dispute. He said Kuhn has not spoken to Aaron or himself since dictating Aaron must play in Atlanta’s opening series against the Reds, lamenting being ignored and unfairly burdened.
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UPI
Atlanta
Eddie Mathews
Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
Hank Aaron
Mathews
Kuhn
Aaron
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Hank
Commissioner of Baseball
Security project marks Hank Aaron home run balls at Riverfront
Four foot tall Donald Davidson carried a towel covered box and paper bag into Riverfront Stadium to show a secret marking system for Aaron’s 714th and 715th homers. The Braves official demonstrated a UV lamp inkpad and 15 rubber stamps used to authenticate balls, a plan aiming to secure memorabilia and verify game balls for Hall of Fame preservation.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Donald Davidson
Riverfront Stadium
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
National League
Aaron
Babe Ruth
Hall of Fame
Braves
Stadium
Davidson
Cubs Beat Indians 3-1 in Cactus League Opener
Rick Reuschel pitched 7 2/3 scoreless innings allowing six hits to pace the Chicago Cubs past the Cleveland Indians 3-1. Chicago tallied in the first three innings off Bob Johnson as Vic Harris, Rick Monday, Bill Madlock, Adrian Garrett, Jerry Morales and Jose Cardenal contributed. Cleveland announced moves sending Steve Blateric and Ted Ford to Oklahoma City, with Ford undecided about retirement. The Indians open the season against the Yankees in New York with Gaylord Perry opposing Mel Stottlemyre.
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UPI
Rick Reuschel
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Cleveland
Bob Johnson
Vic Harris
Rick Monday
Bill Madlock
Adrian Garrett
Jerry Morales
Jose Cardenal
Gleveland
Steve Blateric
Ted Ford
Oklahoma City
Ford
Yankees
New York
Gaylord Perry
Mel Stottlemyre
SCC Women's Tennis Tops Grand Canyon 6-0
Scottsdale Community College overwhelmed Grand Canyon University 6-0 as two matches were canceled by strong winds. Cheryl Stearns won 7-5 7-5, Brenda Vernich 4-6 6-4 6-2, Sally Murphy 6-1 6-1, Maria Montemorra 6-1 6-2, Allison Brown 6-4 5-7 6-2, and Lori Rutilia 6-1 6-3.
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Scottsdale Community College
Grand Canyon
Cheryl Stearns
SCC
Brenda Vernich
Sally ‘Murphy
Maria Montemorra
Allison Brown
Lori Rutilia
Coronado, Saguaro pace prep meet sweep over rivals
Coronado tops Scottsdale 80 46 as Dons grab 7 event wins plus seconds and thirds led by Doug Fledderjohn double in the mile and two mile. Saguaro dominates with Dave Hainlen wins and Arcadia coachs ill. Gerard’s trackers place third in three-way meet.
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Chip Gleason
Alan Simon
Dons
Mark Curran
Coronado
Scottsdale
Rob Lipow
Jeff Nelson
Donn Murray
Bob Simonis
Mike Woodard
Mike Weisser
Beaver
John Garcia
Garcia
Mark Nebgen
Rob Gleave
Don Whitlatch
Rob Wilson
Charlie Vogel
Vogel
Beavers
Wilson
Gleave
Lanny Benson
Gary Manderino
Tom Ross
Manderolino
Jerry Lumpkin
Simonis
Keith Leerssen
Scott Stonebrook
Brad Walker
Jeff Randall
Monte Hyde
Terry Larson
Drew Barker
Bert
Springer
Saguaro
Jim Brown
Arcadia
Craig Chalmers
Sabercats
Dave Hainlen
Titans
Hainlen
Hig
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Dean Hessler
Steve Harris
Doug Stewart
Hessler
Arcadians
Dave Lange
Dale Lyons
Lyons
Paul Johnson
Mitch Barney
Jim Korcal
Larry Evans
Brett Baker
J i O'Neil
Jim Slocum
Kevin Clay
Bruce Buchanan
Doug Maxon
Cats
John Young
Rod Flowers
Lange
Mark Morgan
Philip May
Tom Manno
Glenn Lanker
Manno
Vince
Bob Pyne
Russ Mason
Phil Thorne
Sabercat
Evans, Brown
Baker
John Hall
Gerard
Florence
Gilbert
Mark Bonds
Mike Morrison
Pat Quinn
David Lorentz
Kevin Breen
Poloni to start as ASU opens WAC play against UTEP
Sophomore John Poloni, undefeated in five, will start for Arizona State in the Western Athletic Conference opener against Texas-El Paso. Poloni carries a 2.90 ERA after winning the Riverside Tournament final over Stanford. Roy Stringer of UTEP will open on Saturday with a 4-0 record, as ASU aims to extend a 29-3 series edge. ASU has a 25-13 overall mark, batting .286 with a 43.62 ERA.
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John. Poloni
Arizona State
Sun Devils
Texas-El Paso
Poloni
ASU
Stanford
Riverside
Roy Stringer
Miners
Jim Umbarger
Jim Peterson
UTEP
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Hallstrom
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Marshall
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Henry
Milwaukee
Reuschel
Mike Paul
Chris Chambliss
SCC Girl Nettership
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Vic
Thomas
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60Th St
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Circulation Dept
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Wabc-Tv
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Gene Shalit
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