Scottsdale High School Beavers blank Mesa 21 to 0 in baseball
Scottsdale High School varsity baseball routed Mesa 21 0 as 12 runs in the second inning powered a decisive win. Marc Munson led a five inning pitching start with three hits and five strikeouts, while Greg Witherspoon Jack Gutknecht and John Henry powered the offense with three homers among 16 hits.
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Scottsdale High School
Mesa
Scottsdale
Westwood
Beavers
Marc Munson
Bill Graham
Munson
Graham
Manuel Montoya
Greg Witherspoon
Jack Gutknecht
John Henry
Jack Collinge
Jerry Beavers
Roy Muller
Gutknecht
Collinge
Mailer
Henry
Jim Hinsdale
Witherspoon
Hinsdale
Phil Vetter
Muller
Permit changes and autumn recreation plans noted in Arizona
The article outlines the new gold colored federal recreation use permit replacing last year's bumper sticker. It details where to buy the $7 card and lists multiple Forest Service and agency offices in Phoenix Mesa and Tonto as outlets. Also covered are Jeep Jamboree events in Congress Arizona and public camping clinics at Encanto Park. Outdoor schedules include a final forest trail ride on April 16 near Apache Junction and a state fishing report across Central and Southern Arizona with lake specifics and conditions.
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Southwest
Scottsdale
Tonto Forest
N. 1St Ave
Federal Sport Fisheries Office
E. McDowell
Bureau of Reclamation
Phoenix
Forest
Mesa Post Office
National Forests
Encanto Park
Maricopa County
American Camping Association
Maricopa
Superstition Mountains
Apache Junction
Florence Junction
Peralta Rd
County Parks Department
Galle
Fish Department
Arizona
Lake Pleasant
Bartlett
Saguaro
Canyon
Apache
Roosevelt Lakes
San Carlos
Pena’ Blanca
White Mountains
Black Canyon
Fool’s Hollow Lakes
Lyman Reservoir
Greer Lakes
Luna
Rainbow
Woodland
North Central
Lake Powell
Lake Mary
Blue Ridge
Williams Area
Oak Creek
Colorado River
Lake Meai
Mohave
Topock
Havasu
Nicklaus Leads Masters At Augusta In Tough Round
Nicklaus topped a tough Masters field at Augusta National where 103 players broke par. Also finishing 71 included Mike Souchak amateur Charlie Coe and Bien Bienem. last year’s winner Palmer faced a slow start with a bogey-free round by Bien and birdies tallying four.
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Mike Souchak
Charlie Coe
Bien
Dons Rally Past Westwood For Second In League
Coronado high school baseball team upset Westwood 6 4 to 6 4 to remain in second place at the halfway point. Ron Sims delivered a game winning homer off Bob Shields in the seventh after a 4 4 tie, while Sims pitched eight strikeouts over four hits and no earned runs. Dick McCombs Ralph Long and Gary Thompson led the offense with multi hit performances as Coronado moves into a key stretch with games in Yuma against the Yuma Criminals and the Kofa Kings.
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Coronado High
Dons
Coronado
Westwood
Warriors
Ron Sims
Terry Brenner
Sims
Bob Shields
Fanning
Dick McCombs
Ralph Long
Steve Diz
Brenner
Warrior
Combs
Gary Thompson
Dir
Wayne Love
McCombs
Thompson
Yuma
Astros edge Detroit in home opener as Gentile homers
The Houston Astros beat Detroit 6-3 with Robin Roberts pitching seven innings in the home opener. Jim Gentile hit his first Astrodome home run since being acquired last June, while John Bateman also went deep. Cardinals move to first in NL with 6-4 win over Mets. White Sox rout Reds 10-4. Orioles top Minnesota 7-3 as Camilo Pascual’s wildness fuels five-run inning.
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Robin Roberts
Houston Astros
Detroit
Bob Purkey
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberts
Claude Osteen
Astros
Los Angeles
Jim Gentile
Astrodome
Houston
John ‘Bateman
Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Chicago ‘White Sox
Milt Pappas
Cincinnati Reds
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Birds
New York Yankees
Pirates
Arcadia Titans split doubleheader in Yuma and Kofa
Arcadia High School baseball split a Yuma doubleheader, losing 8-4 to Yuma before shutting out Kofa 6-0. John Rohmer led with two RBIs and two hits, while Doug Fieck went 4 for 4 with three singles and a triple. John Frese pitched seven shutout innings against Kofa, striking out eight.
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Arcadia High School
Yuma
Kofa
Titan
Casa Grande
Jay George
Titans
George
Rick Bedenkop
John Rohmer
Bill Hitchings
Tony Peyou
Doug Fieck
Arcadia
John
Frese
Kofa Kings
Hannon
George Mattingly
Kane
Arcadia Dominates Wolves in 78 to 8 Victory
Arcadia crushed Chandler 78 to 8 as they swept first and second places. High scorers included Bill Bly and Jim Gamntner with two firsts each, Arcadia swimmers claimed multiple events led by Osterloh Huck Ptak and Johnston in various freestyle and medley events. Arcadia meets Brophy next Thursday.
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Arcadia Tankers
Chandler
Wolves
Bill Bly
Jim Gamntner
Bly
Gaintner
John Osterloh
Bob Huck
Jeff Ptak
Mike Johnston
Arcadia
Brophy
Lewis
Bell
B. Heringer
Gamntner
Bill Huck
Marusiak
Johnston
Guiledge
Osterloh
Monson
Pisk
O'Conner
AFL names chief Davis to replace Foss as commissioner
Al Davis, 36, head coach of the Oakland Raiders, was named to replace Joe Foss as commissioner of the AFL under a long term contract. Foss quit his $50,000 a year post amid owner pressure and Davis said six or seven years would be a good guess. The Raiders elevated Assistant Coach John Rauch to fill Davis's former duties.
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Houston
UPI
al Davis
Oakland Raiders
Joe Foss
American Football League
Foss
Davis
Raiders
John Rauch
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