Coronado Girls Dominate Kofa In Gymnastics Meet
Coronado tops Kofa 88.85 to 79.37 as Marie Bauer wins the all around with 31.50 points. Lynn Shortridge scores 28.20 for second. Bauer takes balance beam 8.45 and bars 6.35. Shortridge ties for first on floor with Jane Terrill at 8.75. Miller wins vaulting 8.8. Christ Frishman fifth on floor. Deegan second and Flick fourth on beam. Wyatt fourth on bars.
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Scottsdale CC Sweeps Pima In Baseball Doubleheader
Scottsdale Community College storms past Pima CC to sweep a doubleheader and extend their Valley Division lead in the Arizona JCAC race. The 13-5 conference mark follows an 11- and 12- run win, with key hits from Johnson Bills Kerrigan and Woodall. Hurley injured knee and Amador hospital visit noted. SCC heads to Vern Stephens Tournament during a break.
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Packers end spring camp with coach Devine satisfied
Dan Devine praised the final three days of Green Bay Packers spring training at Saguaro High School. He cited rookies Don Woods Ken Payne Steve Odom and Barry Smith as showing promise and noted Jerry Tagge Perry Moss impressed as the team prepares for July drills.
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Scottsdale Stars Shaped Glendale Invitational Track Meet
At the Glendale Invitational on a fast all weather track no Scottsdale winner emerged. Scottsdale High's Scott Stonebrook led in the 880 with 1 57 1 offering a lifetime best and finishing five yards behind Dysart’s Moreno. Coronado school placed four in running events led by Leersson third in the 440 and Murray and Larson fourth in field events. Riney of Tucson Saguaro broke the meet record with 9 20 8 in the eight lap event while Hainlen and Brown struggled with illness and injury.
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Donn Murray
Terry Larson
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Saguaro
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Dave Hainlen
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Jim Brown
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Tucson Saguaro
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Alhambra
Brad Williams
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Miners whip Cat tracksters in Tucson
Texas El Paso dominated Arizona 95-68 in a Tucson track meet led by Chris Garpenborg who set a stadium and meet record in the 100 yard dash at 9.2 seconds. Rudy Reid tied the stadium record in the 220 at 20.7 seconds while Arizona’s Robert Joseph swept two events with a 24-9 long jump and a 7 feet high jump.
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Sabercats blank Kota for 7-2 tennis win
The Saguaro boys tennis team defeated Kota 7-2 to raise its season mark to 11-4. Greg Hing won 6-1 6-1, Doug Zuber 6-1 6-0, Ross Hessler 6-2 6-2, and Richard Wohl 6-3 6-1. Doubles saw Hing Zuber and Wohl Dan Ben Ora earn 8-2 wins while Deems Dickenson Greg Tharalson posted an 8-6 victory.
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Scottsdale Beavers Advance In Phoenix Invitational Semis
Big Jack Lawson dominated on the mound for Scottsdale High in a 9-2 win over West, backing a seven‑hit attack with 16 strikeouts as they reach the consolation bracket semifinals. Coronado, Saguaro, and Maryvale posted wins in other Saturday action.
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Weber State Sweeps NAU in Big Sky Baseball Doubleheader
Weber State College pounded Northern Arizona University pitchers for 20 hits to sweep the Big Sky Conference doubleheader 5-2 and 4-2 in Ogden Utah. Layne Thompson belted a two run homer in the opener won by Craig Clawson, while Steve Ross preserved the nightcap with relief stints and pitched four well innings of no hit ball for the win.
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