Fiesta ends as Scottsdale Seniors Golf Fiesta enters final round
Scottsdale Country Club hosts the final round with Class A leaders Web Wilder 219 and tied duo Fi stevenson and Ward Watson at 220 after 54 holes. Wilder shot 73 while Stevenson 73 and Watson 77. Other class leaders include Julian 229 gross, Bruck 202 net. Cook 251 gross 206 net. Sheehan 265 gross 214 net. Flynn 233 low gross in pre seniors. Martin 214 low net.
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Web Wilder
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Charles Gruenig
Redwood City
Bill Cook
James Smillie
Dick Disney
Tigers edge Angels on last-second double play
Detroit trailed 3-2 but tied it in the eighth on a wild pitch and a misplayed liner. In the ninth, Dick Tracewski moved to short and teamed with Bill Freehan for a game-ending double play that sealed a 4-3 comeback win over the California Angels.
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Angels
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Pen Wallace
Tom Satriano
Fred Gladding
Hall
Freehan
Wallace
Racewski
California
George Brunet
Brunet
Minnie Rojas Wild
Jay Johnstone
Jerry Lumpe
Sun Devils Host Cal Western In Baseball Doubleheader
ASU baseball hosts Cal Western for a 3 p.m. game at Sun Devil Field breaking WAC play. Jeff Pentland, 11 1, starts for ASU against Cal Western’s Dave Allen 5 0. ASU sits 30 5 after dropping series to Arizona last weekend.
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Baseball standings and Thursday results roundup
National and American League standings show St. Louis leading the NL with 6 1, New York 4 2 in the AL, plus several other teams credited with 4 3 or 3 4 records. Thursday results include New York 6 Chicago 1, Cleveland 2 Kansas City 0, and Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 1 among other games.
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Bunker
Pittsburgh
Havlicek open to ABA talks if offer outstanding
John Havlicek said he would discuss joining the new ABA if the offer is outstanding, while remaining loyal to the Boston Celtics. He noted ABA interest, NBA expansion, and concerns over the season length and playoff format.
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76ers Take 3 1 Lead in NBA Final With 122 108 Win
Hal Greer scored 38 as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the San Francisco Warriors 122 108 to take a 3 1 edge in the best of seven series. The crowd of 15 117 at Cow Palace watched Greer surge from two early free throws to 11 straight points in the second period. The teams meet again Sunday in Philadelphia for the potential clincher.
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Laura Bender Crowned Princess in Frontier Lanes Tourney
The Prince and Princess Tournament finals at Frontier Lanes crowned Laura Bender Princess with a 500 count after a death roll, narrowly beating Louanne Winemiller who rolled 499. Bantam Prince went to Jerry Stuntz with 512, runner Darwin Barrie 502. Junior Girls Princess Gaile Simmons led 582 with Marsha Lillie second at 546. Additional top totals included Dick Bowers 592 and Scott Thompson 574. Arizona State hosts finished with Motorola Bantams team second at 3007 and Bantam Doubles champions M Stacy and S Webster at 1275. Bantam singles saw Leidner 636 and Miller 633, Colleen Phillips 647 and Karen Miller 631 in the mix. Junior Girls Doubles champs Kathy Clocchi Kay Safriet Tempe at 1242, Kathleen McGlynn Susan Bowman second at 1241. Kathy McGlynn also won Junior Girls singles with 689 while Roxanne Smith 678 was runner-up.
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John Sandillo
Randy Sims
Connie Phillips
Arizona State
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Colleen Phillips
Karen Miller
Brewer takes Dallas Open lead with late birdie binge
Masters champion Gay Brewer shot a six under par 33 31 for a two stroke edge, birdieing four of the last five holes. Hugh Royer and Kermit Zarley each posted 33 33 66s, Arnold Palmer struggled to 36 40 76, while a large group at even par included Roberto de Vicenzo and Doug Sanders. Brewer’s late burst featured birdies on holes 2, 3, 11, and 11 and a string of late converts to cap the round.
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Howie Johnson
Bruce Crampton
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Bob Goalby
Roberto de Vicenzo
Doug Sanders
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Indians Begin Three-Game Series With Giants In Phoenix
Indianapolis invades Phoenix Municipal Stadium for a weekend Pacific Coast League series against the Phoenix Giants. Cisco Carlos starts for the Indians in tonight's opener as Dave Dowling goes for Phoenix. Oklahoma City grabbed the division lead by winning 5 2 and taking a 3 game set 2 1. Julio Gotay extended his hitting streak to nine at bats with three singles.
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