Fiesta honors go to Lutz with low gross 308 at Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Senior Golf Fiesta ended Friday at Scottsdale Country Club. Robert Lutz of Los Angeles, 59, won overall with a low gross 308 after an 80 on Friday.
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Aren't Forgotten By Pop Peskay
Scottsdale seeks to extend baseball culture beyond Little League with Babe Ruth and American Legion leagues for ages 13 to 19. Pop Peskay has secured sponsors from National Auto Glass Co., Mieg and Fallis Real Estate, Paradise Motors, and Scottsdale Optimist Club. Tryouts set for May 4 at Scottsdale Stadium with 9:30 a.m. Legion and 1:30 p.m. Babe Ruth sessions.
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Pop” Peskay
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Baseball scores and standings across major league games
Summary of yesterday’s results: Detroit and Minnesota split. Detroit edged Minnesota 7-5 in seven innings, while Minnesota earlier beat Detroit 7-5. Pittsburgh topped New York 5-2. St Louis defeated Los Angeles 8-0 with Roseboro and Howard homering. Milwaukee beat San Francisco 3-2 in 13 innings. Other notes include Randy Jackson on the mound and various HRs by Bateman, Roseboro, Howard, and Bailey.
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Beavers Beat Tempe 10-4 For Seventh Win At Scottsdale
Scotts dale Beavers win their seventh game 10 4 over Tempe on Scotts dale High field. Jim Palmer homered and singled, Don Burger hit his first varsity homer, and Mike McKee pitched well. Tempe trailed after Palmer blast and multiple Beavers hits.
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Bruce Blanks Leads Colts to 2-0 Victory Over Reds
Bruce Blanks, a Detroit native, pitched seven strong innings for the Houston Colts in a 2-0 win over the Cincinnati Reds. He allowed a first inning hit to Vada Pinson but retired 19 straight, improving his major league promise after years of bouncing among teams.
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Indian Affairs ’07 Golf Day attendees noted at Indian Bend
The United States Bureau of Indian Affairs hosted 75 members for a golf and buffet dinner at Indian Bend Country Club on Tuesday. Attending from Washington were Philip Nash commissioner of Indian affairs John Crow deputy commissioner James Officer associate commissioner H E Hyden from the solicitor’s office and Bob Magnum from the secretary’s office. Local organizers included Robert Bennett from Alaska and Phoenix figures John Walker area soil supervisor and George W Hedden assistant area director.
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Judson Narrowly Beats Apache Junction 18-17
Judson School edged Apache Junction 18-17 as Jim Sullivan earned the win on the mound and Mike Arterbarn took the loss. Mike Baldwin doubled for Judson, delivering the decisive offensive impact.
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Wagner's Bat Battles Orioles as Angels Rally
Bill Rigney hails Leon Wagner as the Angels rely on a power surge. Wagner homers twice and doubles in a 4-3 13 inning win over Baltimore, lifting his hitting streak to nine games and boosting the Angels to five wins in seven. Cheney dominates for the Senators with a three-hitter in a 6-0 win over Kansas City.
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