McGlothen Sparks Cardinals Past Phillies in Swap Era
Lynn McGlothen, acquired from Boston, doubled in two runs and pitched seven innings to guide the St Louis Cardinals to a 6-2 win over Philadelphia. McGlothen, now 2-0, expects tough at bats but notes shared talent with Boston and St Louis. The Phillies snowballed a six-game win streak halted. Other scores: Chicago beat Pittsburgh 1-0. Montreal 8 New York 5. Atlanta 7 San Diego 2. San Francisco 5 Houston 2.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Thursday
The standings show Montreal 8 over New York 5, Chicago 1 over Pittsburgh 0, St Louis 6 over Philadelphia 2, Atlanta 7 over San Diego 2, San Francisco 5 over Houston 2. Other results include Ball at Detroit postponed by rain, Minnesota 3 California 2, New York 6 Boston 1.
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Medich Dominates Sox As Yankees Rally In Six Run Sixth
Yankees pitcher George Medich a 25 year old sophomore orthopedic student limited Boston to four hits in a 6-1 win. Medich struck out four and walked two improving to 2 1. The sixth inning produced all six runs for New York with Mike Hogan hitting a three run homer off Rick Wise and Duke Sims Gene Michael contributing with consecutive doubles. Bernie Carbo homered off Medich ending the shutout bid.
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Toros top Giants 2 1 as Myers injures knee
Tucson hurlers Dennis Myers and Mike Barlow limit Phoenix to seven hits in a 2 1 win. Myers hurt his knee on a bunt play in the sixth and is expected out about two weeks. Dan Ford and John Summers plate the runs for Tucson with Summers and Webster driving the other score.
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Brigham Young hosts Arizona in Provo in a Western Athletic Conference dual track and field meet marking the first such contest between BYU and Arizona since 1969.
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Dons Claim City Swim Crown Over Arcadia in 65 30 Rout
Coronado dominated Arcadia to win the city swimming title as the Dons rose to 5-1. Key wins came from DeMarsche in 200 free and 100 free, Heath in 200 IM and 100 breast, Needham in 50 and 500 free, and the 200 medley and 400 free relays led by Lorenzen, Heath, Span, Blakey, DeMarsche, Maczuga, and Needham. Arcadia, 2-1, was runner up with several podium finishes.
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Arizona Wildcats top ASU as lights suspend game at Packard Stadium
Arizona leads No. 1 Arizona State 6-0 when lights go out in the ninth inning, suspending the Western Athletics Conference opener. Mark Schimpf would pitch for Arizona in the resumed game at 6:30 pm with Arizona up to bat again as Jim Umbarger matches up for ASU.
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Cubs Owner Philip Wrigley Rests in Lakeland ICU
Chicago Cubs owner Philip K. Wrigley, 79, was resting comfortably in Lakeland Hospital's intensive care unit after being admitted for observation following an episode of dizziness. Dr. Jacob Luker noted the incident and described his condition as stable.
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Sabercats snap Arcadia 16-match win streak in tennis
Saguaro defeated Arcadia 6-3 to win the city tennis title and hand Arcadia its first defeat since midseason. Dorsay beat Fennell in three sets, Zuber and Hessler won singles, and the Sabercats swept two doubles matches to seal the victory. The win boosts Saguaro's Central Division prospects ahead of next week's meets.
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Arcadia Girls top Saguaro for city tennis title
Arcadia high school clinched the city championship by routing Saguaro 81 on the Saguaro courts to finish with a 14-0 season. Coronado defeated Scottsdale 9-0. Key matches featured Chris Penn and Debbie Garren wins for Arcadia and Toni Abranovic for Saguaro.
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Open Gym at Scottsdale High Began by City Program
The City Community Services department started an open gym free play program at Scottsdale High School supervised by a recreation leader. Basketball will be available from 7 to 10 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays through April and into mid May.
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Softball Kickoff Meeting Planned in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Miss Softball committee hosts an informational kickoff at Hohokam School cafeteria in Scottsdale beginning 7 p.m. The meeting invites players parents managers and coaches to discuss play fields schedules uniforms movies sponsors and preliminary rosters. Fundraising ideas including a May jamboree will be considered with contact to league president Bob Chantry.
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