Arcadia hosts prelim track meet with Blakeley leads shot put
Arcadia and Coronado lead the field at the Dirsten Lb qualifying meet in Mesa. Steve Williams of Coronado advances in the 100 and 200 dashes while Rick Blakeley of Arcadia sets a new Arcadia record in the shot put.
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Steve Williams
Coronade
Rick Pakeley
Arcadia
Scottsdale
Coronadd
Terry Stines
Forrest Carter
Barry Sollenberger
Roger Reinke
Reinke
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McClusees
Steve Willams
John Wiliams
Mallow
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Couch
Sand Mountains
Phoenix Union
Palo Verde
Tacsun
Pueblo
Pizarro Dominates Red Sox in Opening Win for White Sox
Jim Pizarro pitched a complete game allowing three hits while striking out seven and walking three. He contributed two singles and a run with a stolen base as Chicago beat Boston 6 to 1. Floyd Robinson hit a two run homer for the White Sox. Dick Stuart homered for the Red Sox. Bull Monbouquette took the loss.
Beaver Girl Reaches State Finals in Tennis
Marvy Way Veenboer of Tucson-Scottsdale High is the lone Scottsdale School District survivor from Friday's semi finals. She advances to state championship singles finals joining three others. Mary Kay beat Susan Parker 6 1 6 2 in the third round.
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Scottsdale
Marvy Way Veenboer
Mary Kay
Susan Parker
Central
Arcadia
Titan
Coronado
Coronado Dons Top Scottsdale Beavers 4-1 in Key Tie
Coronado improves to 12-3 with a 4-1 win as Don Walsh pitches a three hit game for the Dons while Mike Lambert loses, giving Scottsdale its 13th defeat. Walsh earns his seventh win, Lambert takes the loss. two teams split the day’s action with eight Dons batters in the first inning.
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Jimcar
Scottsdale
Coronado
Dons
Don Walsh
Husky
Beavers
Mike Lambert
Fighting Beavers
Eddie Morris
Lambert
Terry Brenner
Dennis McCready
Bruce Koch
Phil Smith
McCombs
Rich Matteson
Lloyd Love
George Varga
Don Burger
Morris
Smith
Walsh
Kofa High
Beaver
Westwood
Coronado Topples Scottsdale In Close Final
State finals third round results show Coronado boys sweeping Scottsdale 93 to 19. In tennis, F Ross and S Huxtable of Tucson beat C Erickson and C Nessage of Arcadia 6-0 6-2. Mary Kay Veenboer of Scottsdale defeats Susan Parker of Central 6-1 6-2. Melissa Callaway of Cortez upends Karen Erickson of Arcadia 6-0 6-0. Gin C Dunn of Tucson defeats B Dalzell and K Jorgenson of Arcadia 6-0 6-1.
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Tucson
C. Erickson
C. Nessage
Arcadia
Mary Kay Veenboer
Scottsdale
Susan Parker
Central
Melissa Callaway
Cortez
Karen Erickson
Gin C. Dunn
B. Dalzell
K. Jorgenson
Murillo Throws No-Hit Gem as Scottsdale Freshmen Beat Coronado
Joe Murillo pitched a no hit Friday as Scottsdale freshmen defeated Coronado 12-0. The Dons executed a triple play in the sixth inning against the Beavers. Scottsdale Jayvee also beat Coronado 5-1, leaving Coronado with 11 losses against two wins.
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Baseball Results and Sunday Schedule
Friday night games saw Pittsburgh defeat New York 9 to 4 and Philadelphia shut out Chicago 10 to 0. St Louis edged Houston 3 to 2 in 11 innings, Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 6 to 3, and San Francisco topped Cincinnati 15 to 5. Sunday features New York at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Cincinnati Chicago at Philadelphia Houston at St Louis and Los Angeles at Milwaukee.
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Arcadia Nine Rout Tempe With 19-Run Fifth Inning
Arcadia Titans exploded for 19 runs in the fifth inning en route to a 21-6 win over Tempe Buffaloes. Rich Bedenkop and Gary Clark combined for 10 strikeouts as Arcadia sent 25 batters to the plate in the frame, totaling 11 hits and 7 walks.
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Skip Schifino
Titan
Tempe High
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Tempe
Dennis Wolff
Ronnie Barr
Jim’ Nichols
Jeff Richardson
Bill Blakley
Dana Woudenberg
Chris Martin
Tom Cole
Tom Shore
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Rich Bedenkop
Gary Clark
Kehrer
Lee
Fanning
Don Gymnasts Unbeaten Eye State Meet Victory
Coronado’s undefeated gymnasts dominate Scottsdale Beavers 93 19 as Dick Williams and Darryl Bair sweep seven first places. Bair wins horizontal bar and parallel bars while Williams takes side horse still rings in a strong team performance.
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Dons
Scottsdale Beavers
Dick Williams
Darryl Bair
Bair
Bill Pilgrim
Nick Spann
Richard Graham
Stormy Eaton
Side Horne
Dick Williama
Darry Barr
Koh. Vahle
Mike Haferman
Jack Harris
Bill Daggett
Tim Harris
Loren Hanven
Stil Ringe
Loren Hannen
Jim Register
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