Coronado Dons Rout Chandler 10-2 in B League clash
Coronado used a balanced attack and strong pitching to crush Chandler 10-2 at home. Marty McCray earned the win with seven hits allowed and five strikeouts, while Berger Fraser and McCray each had multi hit efforts as Coronado moved to 9-4 and stayed near the league lead.
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Cougars top Arcadia in 10-5 league victory
Casa Grande knocked Arcadia from sole possession of first in the A League with a 10-5 win. Duane Zimmerman earned his second straight victory for the Cougars, while Arcadia's errors and late rally fell short.
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MacMullin dominates Classic with meet record shot put
Arcadia star Rob MacMullin shattered the Classic shot put mark with 59-1 to win the event, boosting Arcadia to second place in the two day East High meet led by Westwood. Gary Benn and Konrad Schuknecht also delivered local wins as Coronado and Saguaro scored in multiple finals.
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Sabercats Fall to Tempe Buffaloes 8 2 in Fourth Straight Loss
Tempe ace John Blue scattered seven hits and drove in two as the Buffaloes defeated Saguaro 8 to 2. Eddie Contreras picked up two hits for Tempe, while Saguaro pitcher Mike Pfitzer allowed five runs before being relieved. Saguaro drops to 7-7 overall, 4-2 in conference, and heads to Chandler next Tuesday seeking to end the skid.
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Coronado Couriers Down Arcadia In City Gym Meet
Coronado’s gymnasts dominated Arcadia with four firsts and a tie, led by Harry Mullins and Rick Curtis who each won two events. Curtis claimed floor and tumbling plus the all around title, while Mullins won rings and parallel bars. John Hobbs added a side horse first for Arcadia. Coronado improves to 3-0 in city action. Titan ends 0-3.
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Mesa Hokams blank Cochise in Junior College action
Mesa Community College defeated Cochise College 8-0 as Don Férmiller pitched a two hitter for Mesa. The Hokams built a 4-0 lead in the third inning aided by a single by Joe Killeen and a two-run single by Randy Bayer, with two more runs scoring in the sixth.
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Giants Seek Win In Coast League Rematch
Phoenix Giants aim to rebound in a Pacific Coast League rematch with the Eugene Emeralds at Phoenix Municipal Stadium. The doubleheader starts at 6:30 a.m. tonight after Eugene halted Phoenix’s four-game win streak with an 11 7 victory Friday. Jerry Messerly held Phoenix to seven hits after relief, driving in four Eugene runs with a three run double in the fifth following an intentional walk to Doc Edwards. John Stephenson led Phoenix with a homer and two singles, while Scott Reid added three hits for Eugene and Tito Fuentes had three for Phoenix.
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Coronado runner Schmidgall paces Scottsdale meet
Schmidgall led Coronado to a strong showing at Scottsdale with a 200 and 212 sprint double. He clocked 36s in both events, while Kofa’s Cur matched the pace with two 36s as Yuma Kofa posted solid team times.
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Dolinsek lifts ASU to 5-0 win over Texas El Paso
Arizona State University tops Texas El Paso 5-0 in the opener of a day night Western Athletic Conference baseball doubleheader at Sun Devil Field Tempe. Pitcher Larry Gura improves to 11–0 with five hits allowed and 18 strikeouts while John Dolinsek hits two homers.
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Titan netters shine as Arcadia reaches division finals
Arcadia's tennis team led by John Byron and Linda Farmer reached the Central Division finals with wins in singles and doubles. Byron, seeded No. 2 in boys singles, defeated Marshall Parke before facing Tempe's Roger Rickel in the morning session. In doubles, Arcadia swept both finals with the top duo Byron and Danny Farmer and the duo Bill Judson and Bart Bentley prevailing. Farmer advanced with a series of straight-set wins to position Arcadia's girls for third in the division.
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Beavers Win In Eleven In Central Division B Game
Scottsdale Beavers beat McClintock Chargers 5-3 in 11 innings. Swingle pitched all 11 for the win with 10 strikeouts while McClintock’s Aepli took the loss. Palmer and Smith led Beavers with multi hit days. Armstrong triple drove in Scottsdale’s lone run earlier.
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