Scottsdale CC split doubleheader with Pima in Tucson
Severe winds hampered Scottsdale at the plate in game one as Coronado’s Jerry Vasquez took the loss. Chuck Forsythe and Paul Wilkerson powered SCC in game two, Terry Schreiber earned the win as SCC improved to 13 3 in ACCAC play and 22 12 overall before a Wednesday showdown with Arizona JV and a Saturday doubleheader at Yavapai.
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Scottsdale Daily Progression brief item
The line provides a short 1975 April 7 entry from the Scottsdale Arizona Daily Progression noting a local item or event in brief.
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Opening Day Kicks Off 1975 Baseball Season Across MLB
The 1975 season begins with seven NL West clashes headlining the openers as Reds host Dodgers at Riverfront in a sellout 51,786 crowd. Don Sutton faces Don Gullett in a key pitching matchup while Taft Jr. throws the ceremonial first ball.
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Pro golfers triumph in 15th Goldwater Cup at Camelback
Bill Garrett ignored late winds to post a course-record round and lead the pros to a 10-5 win over the amateurs at Camelback Country Club. Garrett, with seven birdies and an eagle, topped amateur Mark Sollenberger who shot 71.
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78 area gymnasis qualify for state Class IIT State Meet
Ninety regional meet held at Good Shepherds Gym in Scottsdale drew eight Maricopa clubs with two age divisions. Sixty to eighty gymnasts earned advancement by scoring 260 points plus in all around, led by the Arizona Twisters with top floor exercise showings and multiple 8.0 plus scores across vault, beam, bars, and balance beam in the 12 and older and 10-11 categories.
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Northern Arizona dominates Southern Utah State in doubleheader
Tony Valenzuela drove in nine runs and Randy McNeal eight as Northern Arizona University routed Southern Utah State in a twinbill. The Lumberjacks won 18-15 in game one and 14-10 in game two at Flagstaff.
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ASU Extends Baseball Streak Over New Mexico to 24
Arizona State defeated New Mexico 5-2 and 2-1 to extend its season-long win streak against the Lobos to 24. In the second game freshman Tom Van Der Meersche pitched 9 innings with 10 strikeouts and a single hit allowed before Jerry Maddox delivered a 12th inning homer.
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ASU Gymnasts to Perform in Coronado Show
The ASU gymnastics team, with five All-Americans from the NCAA championships, will present a show Tuesday at Coronado High at 7 30 p.m. Admission is 1. Alumni Rick Curtis and Craig Kirby will appear from Coronado. Kent Brown won the floor exercise with an 18.875, ASU’s first national champion in 11 years. Other ASU All-Americans include Lt. Larson Mark Dedrick Gary Alexander and Steve Isham. Larson was second on pommel horse Dedrick third on high bar.
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Glendale Invitational crowns records and regional stars
Five Scottsdale athletes placed in Glendale Invitational track meet led by Coronado's Doug Fledderjohn in the mile and Alhambra's Brad Williams in 4 14.4 to set a state mark. South Mountain's Dwayne Evans earned outstanding athlete honors with a state 11 time and 220 prelims record but missed finals due to a cramp. Arcadia and Saguaro competitors added top throws with 155 8 and 53 8 marks respectively.
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Buckeye Invitational Meet Ends for Gerard’s Track Team
Gerard’s track team placed sixth among 29 schools at the Buckeye Invitational, earning 28 points. Sophomore Steve Janusz won the 180-yard hurdles in 20.8 seconds and placed second in the high hurdles at 15.5 seconds. Mark Bonds won the 880-yard run in 2:00.1, boosting Gerard’s total with his fastest clocked 880 of the season.
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Scottsdale Track Club wins four golds at Las Vegas Relays
STC girls sweep medals at the Las Vegas Relay Meet. Scottsdale High athletes Julie Cart and Carol Bean win multiple open and youth events, with Cart claiming javelin and shot put titles amid strong winds. Heidi Dobberstein and Sloan Thompson also take top honors in 12 to 13 year old events, including the 880 and 80 yard dash.
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Vasquez Faces Castro In Tight Pitch Duel
In a box score snippet, Vasquez L 7 2 yields 93 6323 Castro W 4 3 with HBP-Uhies. Castro 10 2228 records a hit and Rusnak fields P8- Rusnak.
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Wildcats sweep UTEP in doubleheader routs
Arizona swept a weekend doubleheader against Texas El Paso with a 114 run rout in the first game and a 20 to 1 victory in the second.
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