Saguaro earns second at Casa Grande meet on late upsets
Westwood wins the Casa Grande Invitational with 27 points as Saguaro finishes second aided by Larry Abts high jump 6 2 and Bill Erb long jump 21 2. Strong showings come from Arcadia Scottsdale Coronado and others in field and track events with multiple runner up and top placements.
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Arcadia Titan Gymnasts Second in Three‑Team Meet
Arcadia and Central competed Tuesday night with Maryvale sweeping most events. Allen Ruby led Arcadia to second place, while Ruby and Darrell Allender took first and second on still rings. Jim Hood, Grady Scallon, and Scott Romney contributed in tumbling and high bar scoring for the Titans.
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Jim Hood
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Saber tumblers edge Beavers in dual meet
Saguaro defeated Scottsdale 99.70 to 67.58 in a gymnastics dual. John Spini and John Eisenhower finished first and second in floor. Beavers Jerry Maloney placed third. Scoring details include rings and trampoline wins by Saguaro's Dean Womack and Spini, with Scottsdale earning a parallel bars and high bar showing.
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Scottsdale
John Spini
John Eisenhower
Beaver Jerry Maloney
Bob ‘Swisher
Dave Driscoll
Doug Chambers
Seottle
John Zarecor
Swisher
Doug Morley
Dean Womacka
Eisenhower
John Liffton
Driscoll
Spini
Rick Edwards
The
Beavers
Jeff May
Doug Moock
Titans edge Arcadia in eleven as Tempe tops Buffs
In a Scottsdale Stadium marathon Tempe Titans beat Arcadia 6 to 1 in eleven innings after tying the game on an eighth inning error. Rob Millsop hurled well with two double plays, Arcadia’s offense managed one run on five hits and three errors. Tempe improves to 3-2-1 in league play and heads to Saguaro next for an intra city clash.
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Scottsdale Stadium
Titans
John Black
Buffaloes
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Millsop
Buffs
The
Saguaro
Arcadia Golf Teams Brightens Undefeated Run Versus Saguaro
Arcadia's powerful golf team remained undefeated with a 211 to 233 win over rival Saguaro at Roadrunner Country Club. Medalists Mark Sallenburger and Wade Borg each shot 40 to lead Arcadia, followed by Grasty 47 Chipman 42 and Miller 46. Saguaro's Daryl Reedy led with 43. Arcadia eyes title with last year's runners-up finish, heading to Divisionals May 14-15 at Thunderbird and state finals May 21-22 at Estrella.
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Wade Borg
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Mike Grasty
Rob Chipman
Jim Miller
Daryl Reedy
Yuma
Thunderbird Country Club
Estrella
Arts and Letters Leads Field in Gray Lag Handicap at Aqueduct
United Press International reports Arts and Letters, the 1969 horse of the year, tops a field of 10 stakes winners in the 27th Gray Lag Handicap at Aqueduct. All Beautiful seeks first 1970 win after a Westchester Mile fourth, with last year’s eight wins in 14 starts. Other races feature Pinjara and international turf stars at Hollywood Park in the Century Handicap and a $15,000 Aqueduct allowance for fillies. Ronchu wins at Garden State Park as Longshot Seen Alot takes the Lafayette Stakes at Keene land.
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Snow Sporting
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Quilche
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Cubs extend win streak behind Holtzman five hitter
Ken Holtzman pitched five innings of shutout relief after a five hitter as the Cubs beat the Astros 6-3. He drove in two with a two run double as Chicago won eight straight, moving a game ahead of the Cardinals and Pirates in the NL East.
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Cardinals
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Los Angeles
Mets
Bill Buckner
Haller
Ray Lamb
Slocum Tosses Second No-Hitter as Cats Sweep
Slocum fired his second no-hitter of the year for Saguaro in a doubleheader sweep over Yuma 12-0 and 3-0 in Yuma. He struck out seven while Rick Beach drove in four runs. The wins place the Cats atop the league after Mesa and Arcadia faltered. A scout from a California school watched from the stands during the earlier game.
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Doug Slocum
Saguaro
Cats
Yuma
Slocum
McClintock
California
Howard's Belt The Key Moment In Senators Win
Frank Howard of the Washington Senators was ejected for arguing a called third strike in the fifth. He had earlier connected on a towering homer estimated at 510 feet at RFK Stadium, helping lift the Senators to a 5-3 victory while Angels fell short of first place.
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Howard
Jim Honochick
Angels
Senators
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
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