Titans pull even as Arcadia tops Mesa in A League clash
Arcadia roared back to 4-4 in A League with a 43 hitless eighth inning win over Mesa as Central Division playoff pace heats up. Chaparral suffered an 8-5 loss to Saguaro while Coronado swept Kofa and Scottsdale beat Mountain View. Gerard stayed alive in Central with a 6-5 win over Bourgade.
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Brad Bleyer
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Guy White
Mark Massey
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George Gohde
Kelly Cordova
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Steve Manning
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Frank Pina
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Koch
Bob Facio
Dennis Hubbs
Steve West
Gilbert
Lake Havasu
Redcoats
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Casa Grande Coronado
Kota
Tempe
Yuma
Marcos de Niza
Coronado Gridiron Duel Ends as Larsen and Bailey Depart
Opponents no longer facing Scottsdale High stars Tom Larsen and Chuck Bailey will instead clash with Coronado’s Bret Hostetler as three players move on. The shifting football landscape reshapes high school schedules and rivalries.
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Chuck Bailey
Coronado
Bret Hostetler
Parker's One Arm Homer Beats Seaver in Pirates Victory
Parker hit a two run homer off Tom Seaver in the Pirates 4-3 win over the Mets. The outfielder used a one handed swing to drive a pitch over the fence after Ed Ott's eighth inning run tied the game.
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Richie Zisk
A’s
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Baseball standings and schedule update
Saturday games feature Spokane at Hawaii San Jose at Tacoma Tucson at Salt Lake Phoenix at Albuquerque Friday results Montreal 3 San Francisco 2 in 10 innings. Western matchups include Cincinnati at Chicago ppd and several twi nights. Sunday's slate lists multiple games with key pairings and times across leagues.
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Volleyball Results From Scottsdale Recreation Divisions
The Set-ups defeated Amarillos 15-11 15-10 8-15 in the Recreation Division. City Rec A s beat Peaches 15-13 15-12. Weldon’s Whackers won by forfeit against the Netters. Whackers Nip Nines 16-14 15-12. Motorola won by forfeit over More Air. Brookside defeated Hot Shots 15-2 15-6 in the Power Division.
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Dukes rally to stop Giants in nightcap thriller
Albuquerque Dukes beat Phoenix 9-6 in game two of a twin bill as Rafael Landestoy delivered the winning hit in the eighth. Phoenix had won the opener 5-2 behind Bob Knepper’s five-hitter. Gary Alexander homered twice for Phoenix.
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Albuquerque Dukes
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National League batting and pitching leaders report
The Associated Press tallies NL leaders in batting and runs, with Simmons StL hitting .412 and Parker Pyh leading hits with 26. It lists runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and top pitchers with 2 decision records, including Seaver and Ruthven. American League leaders include Velez Tor with .448 and Rudy Min with 21 RBIs, plus tops in runs, hits, and pitching.
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