Giants aim for third straight win over Dukes in Albuquerque
The Phoenix Giants hold a 2-0 lead in the Pacific Coast League series after a 7-4 victory Monday night. In the deciding inning they scored four runs as Glenn Redman doubled Jimmy Williams and Skip James singled Tony Pepper tripled and Tom Heintzelman drove in the finishing run. John Sielicki will start for the Giants against Eddie Solomon of Albuquerque tonight.
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Arcadia High Coach Odell Heads to Arbitration
Sam Odell longtime Arcadia High School basketball coach faces arbitration after dismissal in March. Scottsdale Superintendent William Randall upheld prior Arcadia decisions, with union and Odell asserting improper procedure. Odell will be represented by the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers as an impartial arbitrator is chosen, to decide procedural correctness and potential rehiring.
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A's Offense Breaks Out vs Rangers After Slow Start
Oakland manager Alvin Dark had worried about the team’s hitting after a doubleheader sweep of Minnesota left them with 11 hits. Monday night the A’s erupted for 11 runs on 12 hits to topple the Texas Rangers 11 6 as Sal Bando and Joe Rudi drove in runs and Williams added two.
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Unlucky Guy Whips Astros Jones Beckons a Turnaround
25 year old Randy Jones of the Padres says he is a different pitcher in 1975 after beating the Astros and extending his scoreless innings streak to 25. He credits pitching coach Tom Morgan for mechanical changes that emphasize using the body over the arm. The Padres won 4 0 as Jones improves to 2 0 after an 8 22 season in 1974. Dodgers edged Braves 2 1 and Giants beat Reds 4 3 in 10 innings with Messersmith near six hitter bowing Capra.
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Westside track and field and nearby events schedule
Wednesday events include Arcadia, Westwood, Chandler, McClintock, and Saguaro track meets at 4 p.m. Archery features Coronado and Chaparral, with Mesa at Saguaro. Girls gymnastics at Sunnyslope and Scottsdale. Thursday sees Arcadia and Coronado swimming matches and more gymnastics. Friday brings baseball at Scottsdale CC and various track and tennis tournaments among local schools.
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Mariners Clinch Playoff Win Over Toronto Toros
San Diego Mariners defeat Toronto Toros 64 to win the World Rockey Association quarter final 4 games to 2. Captain Norm Ferguson scores twice. Ray Adduono Kevin Devine Gene Peacosh and Andre Lacroix add singles. Toros scorers include Lou Nistico Wayne Dillon Jim Corey and Tony Featherstone. Semifinals begin Friday against the Houston Aeros.
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Sun Devils edge Sooners in ninth to split doubleheader
Arizona State wins 4-3 in the night game at Oklahoma City after a 11-2 afternoon loss at Norman. Ken Phelps delivered a ninth inning single with Bob Pate scoring, giving ASU the split as Micky Lashley struggled in the night game and Rick Bethke notched the win. Oklahoma’s Doug Schafer earned the afternoon win. Bob Shirley took the night loss. Oklahoma State improved to 33-7, ASU to 45-7, with ASU slated to face Tulsa next.
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Arizona State Tops Collegiate Baseball Ratings
Arizona State moved to the top in the Collegiate Baseball newspaper ratings after sweeping Arizona in a three game series last week. The Sun Devils stood 45-7 with a one point edge over Florida State and South Carolina, who tied for second. South Alabama dropped from first to fifth behind Texas. Oklahoma Pan American Southern California Arizona and Georgia Southern filled the top ten. Florida Southern led the College Division with Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Florida Tech Eckerd and Valdosta State also high. NAIA saw David Lipscomb atop followed by High Point Sam Houston State Grand Canyon and Lewis.
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Flyers Await Finish as Three Teams Lead 3-1
The Flyers wait while Pittsburgh Montreal and Buffalo push their 3-1 series leads toward closures tonight in the NHL Stanley Cup quarterfinals. Pittsburgh hosts the Islanders, Montreal hosts Vancouver, and Buffalo hosts Chicago with home ice. Penguins goalie Gary Inness notes Islanders fought hard in Sunday’s 3-1 win.
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