Ousted Thomas says Phils unfair
Frank Thomas 36 says his placement on the National League waiver list after a pregame fight with Richie Allen was unfair. The incident at Connie Mack Stadium followed a bat swing and a punch exchange between the All-Star Allen and the maverick slugger, with several players intervening.
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Coronado Mets Pitcher Fires No-Hitter in Colt League Win
Coronado Mets beat Camelback Giants 140 as Bill Graham struck out 12 in a no-hitter. Graham fanned 11 of the first 12 and added a triple with 3 RBIs. Stévé Dir also tripled for the winners.
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Baseball Today A.L. Standings and Monday Pitchers Report
Baseball standings show Cleveland leading the American League with a 46 28 .622 record followed by Minnesota at 46 28 .622. Chicago Baltimore Detroit New York and Kansas City also listed with respective records and games back. Monday previews include scheduled pitchers for key matchups across the AL and NL with notable games Boston New York Cleveland Baltimore Washington Detroit Minnesota Kansas City Chicago Los Angeles and more.
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Pony Angels sweep in Scottsdale Pony League romp
Paul Crawford allowed one hit in a 19-0 National division win as the Angels downed the Senators. Crawford fanned 10 with one walk. Mike Stuntz went 4 for 4 and Don Fouch driven in two. In other National action, Larry Reed won for the Tigers 11-3 over the Giants. American Group Kerr's Parting Goods Mets beat Haller Homes Ox in a low-hit win.
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Dodgers Lead Cut As Reds Rally To Beat Astros
Dodgers see their league lead shrink to one game after Houston stops them 3-1. Reds top Phillies 4-1 as Rose drives in two and Nuxhall fires a five-hitter. Mays returns to left field in milestone game. Alou collects four hits for Giants in 7-4 win over Chicago. Milwaukee stops Pittsburgh 5-2 behind Fischer six-hitter.
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Abiding Savior and Ascension Win in YMCA Slow Pitch
Abiding Savior and Ascension Lutheran posted victories Friday in YMCA slow pitch softball. Ascension dumped Valley Plaza Methodist 25 to 11, while Abiding Savior routed Paradise Valley Methodist 17 to 12. League action resumes Tuesday.
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Nicklaus 7-2 Favorite At British Open In 1965 Preview
Nicklaus leading betting at 7-2 as the 95th British Open opens at Royal Birkdale in Southport with Arnold Palmer at 5-1 and Gary Player 8-1. The field includes Tony Lema and 126 others. the winner earns 4900 with a shot at the World Series of Golf’s 50000 purse.
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Wigwam Magic by Gabe Paul and Indians Turn of Fortunes
A look at Gabe Paul and his impact on the Indians since he left the Astros in 1961, noting six of eight position players and four pitchers chosen by Paul. The column recalls a pivotal press conference and events shaping Cleveland’s rise, including late-season drama with Leon Wagner and Rocky Colavito. The narrative also covers recent AL results with Minnesota, Kansas City, Boston, Chicago, and Washington, highlighting Tony Oliva Harmon Killebrew and Johnny Klippstein in the stretch.
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City Offers Second Series of Tennis Lessons
The Parks and Recreation Department announces a six lesson tennis series for all ages led by Elbert Veenboer at Scottsdale High. The program costs 5 dollars with sessions from 9 to 11 a.m. on July 12, 14, 16, 19, 21, and 23. Registration is at the Parks office or Scottsdale High.
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National League All Star lineup set for July 13
The National League will start seven players in the All Star game at Metropolitan Stadium on July 13 as Milwaukee leads with two selections. Willie Mays 250 votes and Hank Aaron are top vote getters, with Ernie Banks and Maury Wills also named to start infield spots.
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Scottsdale Pool swimmers win big over Madison Pool
Scottsdale boys beat Madison 163 to 49 while Scottsdale girls defeated Madison 174 to 42 to secure a dominant team victory last Thursday.
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Little League Red Sox Rally Falls Short in Scottsdale
The Morris Sporting Goods Red Sox scored all six runs in the final inning but lost 8-6 to the Frontier Lanes Braves in Scottsdale Little League action. Terry Dirodis earned the win and Terry Mondhink took the loss. Top hitters included Rick McDonough with a double, Sparky Goddrich with three singles, Dirodis with a double, and David Walker with a single. Steve Hackney added an 8. single and a triple. Randy Cozens had a single and a triple, and Ken Faust contributed a single.
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