Sun Valley Electric Adds New Faces for Nationals in Wichita
Scottsdale based Sun Valley Electric ships a largely new roster to the National Baseball Congress championships in Wichita Kansas with six roster changes to cover work related absences. Key players out include Dan DeMichele and Mike Bloom among others while Circle K reinforcements like Dale Spier Jim Armstrong Larry Eubanks Eddie Southard and Billy Hallstrom bolster the lineup. Don Hyman steps in as interim manager as Sun Valley aims for a strong showing in the 32 team double elimination event.
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Salt River Project wins city slo-pitch title in nine inning finish
In the Class B final Salt River Project edged Carl Harvey's Auto 4 3 in extra innings after Trini Phasley scored on a third inning single. Chris Lux and Karen Reiman keyed the winners with multiple hits while Sarah Lent led Carl Harvey's with three, as SL project claimed the championship. Earlier Pera Club beat Vogel's Lounge 2-1 and Niccoli's routed Motorola 9-1 in Class A.
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Green Focuses On PGA Despite Media Hype
Hubie Green downplays the PGA championship at Tanglewood as he and rivals Jack Nicklaus Johnny Miller and others prep. Green notes six weeks of tough travel and mental fatigue while praising golf’s demanding nature and family time.
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SAR to Host Prescott Golden Gloves Interest Bouts
SAR boxing club will be honored Saturday as Prescott hosts Golden Gloves interest bouts during the Smoki Ceremonies at Yavapai Junior College. More than 30 SAR boxers travel to Prescott to face contenders from Chandler Florence Phoenix and other Arizona cities. Al Fenn says SAR’s six month progress and Scottsdale’s program could boost national and junior Olympic chances. A convoy will depart Scottsdale Municipal Stadium at 4 p.m. for the trip. interested participants may contact Jack Earle or Bill Long.
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Roadrunners Reveal 39 Home Games for WHA Debut
The Phoenix Roadrunners announce a 39 home game schedule for their first WHA season. Twenty three games are set for weekends with Friday Saturday or Sunday night slots. Regulars include a Friday start and strong weekend crowd potential.
Staubach slams Garvey over Pearl Harbor remark
Roger Staubach accused Ed Garvey of misusing Pearl Harbor to attack his defiance of the NFL Players Association strike. The ex Navy quarterback called the analogy uncalled for and said it reflected poor leadership. Garvey said he was misquoted and did not mean to criticize Staubach.
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Watts cagers feature top prep talent in Summer Nationals
Watts Magicians rely on CIF standout David Greenwood and other All-CIF stars to contend in the National Senior Boys Summer Basketball Championships at Scottsdale Community College August 15 18. Arizona teams Chandler Recreation Scottsdale Coronado Recreation Tucson Jewish Community Center and Scottsdale Chaparral Recreation join 12 out-of-state quintets led by Essex County All Stars East Orange N J Los Angeles Junior Lakers and San Diego YMCA in a high level field.
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Giants rout Dukes 6-2 behind Montefusco 13 strikeouts
Phoenix Giants pounded Albuquerque Dukes 6-2 as John Montefusco fanned 13 and allowed 10 hits to raise his season record to 3-3. Damasco Blanco Angel Rosario Frank Johnson Glen Ezell and Glenn Adams each had two hits. Stan Wall took the loss, dropping to 7-7. Gary Atwell will start in left field Thursday versus Salt Lake City after a call up from Amarillo where he hit .355 in 26 games.
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Haroldson to Leave ASU Post for Mesa College
Arizona State assistant basketball coach Bruce Haroldson, 37, will leave next month to become head coach at Mesa College in Grand Junction Colorado. He will take over the Mesa job on September 12 after seven years as an assistant to Ned Walk. Haroldson calls the move a tough but necessary step as Mesa becomes a four year college this year.
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