Tonalea Mohave sweep at city parks elementary meet
Tonalea captures boys track title and Mohave wins girls title at Scottsdale High in a 10-team meet. Tonalea earns 139.5 points with Cocopah second, Mohave 103, Cocopah 70.5. Steve Letson of Tonalea tops A class in high jump and broad jump and anchors the winning 440 relay. Kathy Bishop of Kiva leads girls B class with wins in 60 yard dash broad jump hop step and jump and runs on third place relay.
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Tonalea
Mohave
City Parks and Recreation Elementary School
Scottsdale High
Cocopah
Steve Letson
Kathy Bishop
Kiva
Jack Taylor
Keith Leerssen
Steve Tracy
Letson
Allen Lessig
Kegin
Casey
Lance Gillette
Stan Posey
Bob Bill
Sam Smith
Alan Rogacki
Craig Bontrager
Tonto
Rob Hutt
John Bilbrer
Glinn Josytewa
Bontrager
Jim Macchiavoli
Paiute
Tom Glenn
Drew Barton
Toralea
SST dominates Moon Valley in Scottsdale Swim Meet
Scottsdale Swim Team defeated Moon Valley 226 125 as Marissa Tompkins led with five wins across girls seven eight nine and under events. Sue Wellman swept girls nine ten class. Tim Ostrom tied for breaststroke. several other swimmers claimed multiple wins across 11 12 13 14 age groups.
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Marissa Tompkins
Sue Wellman
Bill ,Richert
Tim Ostrem
Scottsdale
Moon Valley
Miss Tompkins
Miss Wellman
Wendy Hoefle
Susan Whiteford
Ostrom
Brian ‘Anderson
Merrit_Hurley
Richert
Paul Coates
Mike ‘Maczuga
Kevin
Tompkins
Ted Needham
Art Lorenzon
Jim Gabrielson
Greg Shea
Hawks force decisive game in Knicks Bullets series
Bullets outlast Knicks 96 87 to tie the series at three games apiece as Gus Johnson scores 31 and Earl Monroe adds key plays. Hawks advance by beating Bulls 113 107 to seal series despite Bulls comeback. Lakers rally past Suns 138 121 to narrow series margin to 3 2.
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United Press International
Gus Johnson
Baltimore Bullets
New York
Dave DeBusschere
Baltimore
Knicks
National Basketball Association
Knicks-Bullets
Madison Square Garden
Milwaukee
Bucks
Philadelphia
Atlanta Hawks
Chicago Bulls
Los—Angeles—Lakers
Phoenix
Suns
Bullets
Johnson
Earl Monroe
Monroe
Isi
Walt Fra
Runners Totems in Playoff Clash Tonight
The Phoenix Roadrunners and Seattle Totems meet in a one game playoff for fourth place in the Western Hockey League. Phoenix beat San Diego 3-1 while Seattle defeated Portland 7-3 to force the tiebreaker.
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Seattle
UPI
Phoenix Roadrunners
Seattle Totems
Portland
Phoenix
San Diego
Totems
Coronado Edges Buffs 5-4 After Fifth-Inning Rally
Coronado's diamond squad pulled ahead to beat the Buffs 5-4 in Tempe Saturday. Marty McCray earned the win with six hits and five strikeouts. Kepler plated a run on Stumpfer’s single as the Dons rallied from a 4-2 deficit in the fifth. Brian Bills and Ed Lewis scored, Kepler added a fifth inning triple, and Brydle Williams and McCray contributed hits. Mark Fraser will be out six weeks with a leg and foot injury.
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Coronado
Tempe
Dons
Buffs
Marty McCray
Bruce ‘Kepler
Craig Stumpfer
Brian Bills
Kent-Bolin
Lewis
McCray
Kepler
Jeff Brydle
Brian Williams
Mark Fraser
Esposito Key to Hawks Clinch First in NHL Season
Tony Esposito, traded last summer, emerged as the pivotal addition guiding the Chicago Black Hawks from last to first in the East. He anchored the shutout win over Montreal 10-2 on the season's final night, securing the Prince of Wales Trophy as Chicago finished with 45 wins to clinch the top seed. The Bruins ended second with 99 points, same as Chicago, by tiebreaker. The Rangers beat Detroit 9-5 to move to fourth as Montreal fell to fifth.
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United Press International
National Hockey League
Tony Esposito
Esposito
Chicago
Boston Bruins
Toronto Maple
Leafs
Hawks
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
Montreal
Giants rout Braves to wrap exhibition season
Frank Reberger pitched seven strong innings to help the Giants beat Atlanta 8-2 in Phoenix as Ken Henderson boosted his spring average to .443 with a double and a single. Henderson and Reberger solidified spots in the rotation. Marichal may miss the opener with an ear infection. The club trimmed its roster to 27 by assigning Garibaldi and Gosger to reassignment.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Frank Reberger
Ken Henderson
San Francisco Giants
Henderson
Reberger
Giants
Atlanta Braves
Phoenix
Hank Aaron
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
Ron Bryant
San Diego
Marichal
Candlestick Park
Houston Astros
Juan
Clyde King
Perry
Bob Garibaldi
Jim Gosger
Casa Grande
Royals Outfield Looks Like Core Strength For 1970
Talk of the Kansas City Royals centers on a promising young outfield. Lou Piniella is pegged as left field starter, Amos Otis in center, and Pat Kelly as a rising force in lefty hitting. The infield and pitching staff show competition and uncertainty beyond the outfield trio.
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Otis
New York Mets
Joe Foy
Royals
Royals A
Kelly
Metro
Coronado Ladies Golf Association to Meet and Lunch
Coronado Ladies Golf Association plans a business meeting and luncheon Tuesday in the Lanai Room of the Safari Hotel. Officers include Mrs. Monty Berton as first president with Myrtle Zimmer as treasurer Kay Gallagher secretary and Eileen Brindley golf chairman. Prizes awarded at the luncheon go to Brindley Zimmerman Lynch Champion for improvement. Ladies championship tournament draw to be announced and play begins this week.
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Coronado
Coronado Ladies
Golf Association
Lanai
Safari Hotel
Monty. Berton
Myrtle Zimmer
Kay Gallagher
Eileen Brindley
Lowner
Flo. Zimmerman
Low. Gross
Julie Lynch
Patt
Tresvant lifts Lakers past Suns in playoff bid
In Inglewood John Tresvant came off the bench to spark the Los Angeles Lakers to a 138 121 victory over the Phoenix Suns. Tresvant scored 16 points with 9 rebounds while limiting Connie Hawkins. Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West each had 36 points as the series stood 3 2. Suns hope for a sixth game without Jim Fox who sprained his ankle.
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Inglewood
Calif
UPI
John Tresvant
Cias
Los Angeles
Lakers
Joe Mullaney
Tresvant
Phoenix Suns
Connie
Hawkins
Phoenix
Suns
California
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Chamberlain
Mel Counts
Jim Fox
Gail Goodrich
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Claude Romero
Phil Thorne
Steve Goldie
Drew Barker
Mike Brown
Ney
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Fierres
Pam Murphy
Lisa Brackin
Kay Cain
Stephanie, Schnell
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Bishop
Amy Ferguson
Colleen Flood
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Debbie Pickard
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Val Richards
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Sue Demaline
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Geryl Werner
Jenny Gandisoso
Janet Moerbe
Mary Buss
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Kristi Carrol
Susan Kilbury
Mary Clemens
Sherry Schnell
Pam
Hansen
Pat Hallmark
Kevin Loughery
Loughery
New York Knicks
Lougher
Lew Alcindor
Zier
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Bulls
Butch Beard
Joe Caldwell
Walt Hazzard
Lou Hud
W. L
Paedes
Wiles
Sandy Hucul
Rick Charron
Nets
Hucul
Big Man
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Paul Schaal
Omaha
Ed Kirkpatrick
Fred Rice
Dennis Paepki
Bill Harris
Oliver Ally
John “Bucky” Martinez
Jim Campanis
Ellie Rodriguez
Paepke
Jerry Bill Butler
Dick Drago
Dave Morehead
Roger Nelsom
Mike Hedlund
Jim Beoker
Lake Roosevelt
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Heritage: Land CO
Kon Yaigace’ Plumbing
E. Osborn
Scottsdale Plumbing Co
Sy Sale
Oulp Shirts, Inc
Los Arcos Scottsdale del Webb
Victor Salas
Ron
N. Scottsdale Rd
Appiance
RCA
Frigidaire
Maytag
General Electric Kitchen Aid
Amana
Callus Sr
N. Scottsdale Rp
Los Arcos
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