Arizona North South All Star Games Showcase Local Talent
This weekend the Arizona State Coaches Association hosts North-South All Star Games with six football and three basketball players from local schools. Notables include Glen Halpern and Rick McClelland for the South football squad and Greg Jones Eric Stine Mike Giltner and Chris Calcagno for the North basketball squad.
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Arizona State Coaches Association
Arizona
Phoenix College
Yavapai College
Prescott
Saguaro High School
Glen Halpern
Rick McClelland
Paradise Valley
Greg Jones
Eric Stine
Gerard
Mike Giltner
Chris Calcagno
Fledderjohn
McClelland
Halpern
South
Truman Williamson
Tucson Buena
Arizona State
Gerard High
Jim Relph
Stine
Jones
Giltner
Calcagno
Jock Shop Advances To State B Legion Semifinals
The Jock Shop of Saguaro High edges Tempe McClintock 8 3 to reach the state B American Legion semifinals. Steve Smith pitched six innings allowing five first three inning runs but shut down the visitors thereafter. Scott Troilo drove in the decisive run in the fourth with a run scoring single.
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Jock Shop
Steve Smith
McClintock
Smith
Scott Troilo
Shop
American Legion
Tempe
Saguaro High
Legion
Jon Hainlen
Tim Rangel
Hainlen
Ted Beam
Troilo
Seeded players upset in US Clay Court Championships
In Indianapolis AP seeded players continue to fall at the $150 000 US Clay Court Championships. Eight of 24 top players have fallen in three days with top seeds Guillermo Vilas and Chris Evert showing strength. Julie Heldman Marcie Louie Raul Ramirez Brian Gottfried Cliff Drysdale also upset as Richardo Cano Bob Carmichael Wojtek Fibax win notable rounds. Vilas beat John Whitlinger to tune up after Louisville Pro Classic.
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Indianapolis
Steve DeVoe
Argentina
Guillermo Vilas
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Julie Heldman
Houston
Julie Anthony
King of Prussia
Miss Heldman
Marcie Louie
San Francisco
Australia
Dianne Fromholtz
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Richardo Cano
Brian Gottfried
Poland
Wojtek Fibax
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Bob Carmichael
Vilas
Louisville
John Whitlinger
Neenah, Wis
Reds Stretch NL West Lead With 12-5 rout of Giants
Cincinnati rises to 16½ games up after a 12-5 victory over the San Francisco Giants as Darrel Chaney drives in three and Cesar Geronimo collects two triples. Dodgers lose to Braves while Mets beat Expos and Padres top Astros.
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Cincinnati Reds
Sparky Anderson
Reds
San Francisco Giants
Anderson
San Francisco
Darrel Chaney
Dave Concepcion
Chaney
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
Houston Astros
Cesar Geronimo
Cincinnati
Jim Barr
Cardinals
Pirates
Buddy Bradford
Ken Reitz
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
John Denny
Padres
Astros
Randy Jones
San Diego
Houston
Giants roll to 8-2 win over Albuquerque in Phoenix
Tom Heintzleman and Chris Arnold homered as Phoenix beat Albuquerque 8-2 in Pacific Coast League action. Rob Dressler earned his seventh win while Albuquerque turned a triple play and two doubles but stranded 13 runners. Charlie Manuel hit his 13th homer for the Dukes in the seventh.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Tom Heintzleman
Chris Arnold
Phoenix
Heintzleman
Arnold
Giants
Rob Dressler
Ed Sukla
Dukes
Charlie Manuel
KC and Baltimore Begin Rally in Tight AL Pennant Chase
The Kansas City Royals beat the Minnesota Twins 4-3 as Solanta hit an 11th homer after a four run fourth, shrinking Oakland’s AL West lead. The Boston Red Sox defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 5-2 to cut their run gap with Baltimore, while the Orioles swept Detroit 4-2 and 8-2 as Cleveland won 5-3 over New York and Chicago beat California 11-1.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Oakland
A’s
Boston Red Sox
Royals
Orioles
Gaylord Perry
Joe Rudi
Texas Rangers
Dave Moates
Minnesota
Tony Solanta
Boston
Milwaukee
Jim Rice
Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
California
Twins
Amos Otis
John Mayberry
George Brett
Solanta
Brewers
Rick Burleson
Denny Doyle
Cecil Cooper
Rico Petro
Pitts
Balts
Kan. City
Los Ang
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Texas
San Diego
Calif
Atlanta
Minn
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Montreal
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
el Pet
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Tacoma
Tucson
Spokane
Phoenix
Sacra
Alburg
Albuquerque
Sacramento
Durr Helps Phoenix Beat Boston In World Team Tennis
Francoise Durr used her experience to defeat Greer Stevens 6-2 in singles as Phoenix tops Boston 30-25. Kerry Reid and Ian Tiriac beat Stephanie Tolleson and Jeff Austin 7-5 in mixed doubles. Tolleson, NCAA women's champion, plays on the Racquets under special rulings while remaining an amateur. Bob Hewitt won the men's singles 7-6 for Boston.
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Francoise Durr
Greer Stevens
Boston
Miss Durr
Miss Stevens
Kerry Reid
Ian Tiriac
Stephanie Tolleson
Jeff Austin
Miss Tolleson
Bob Hewitt
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