Sun Valley, Albuquerque Vie For Wild West Title In Eldorado Park Showdown
Sun Valley leads the Wild West Baseball Invitational final after advancing with 6-3 over Parker and 8-4 vs Tucson Gas. Albuquerque Giants edge Circle K 2-1 then rally with six runs in the sixth to beat Village Inn 8-7 and reach the final.
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Sun Valley Electric
Albuquerque Giants
New México
Sun Valley
Eldorado Park
Parker
Tucson Gas
Albuquerque
Circle K
Edge Village Inn
Southwest
Kingman
Village Inn
Tucson
Las Vegas
Kingman Cotex
Anderson Wins A Tight Split Decision In Boxing Debut
Mike Anderson, a former Scottsdale Beavers player, earned a split decision over John Sayre in his first boxing match at Club SAR Golden Gloves. The Scottsdale High gym crowd fueled a 3 round, 175 pound bloodbath as judges scored 59-58 60-59 and 58-58.
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Mike’ Anderson
Scott
Sdale High
John Sayre
The
Phoenix Boys’ Center
Scottsdale
High
Anderson
Club Sar
Sayre
Mike Anderson
Scottsdale Beavers
SAR Golden Gloves
Capoys
SHS
SAR
Steve Begley
Steve
Begley Brothers
Donnie Long
Jesse Begley
Steve Potter
Potter
Dennis Begley
Jerry Booth
Mesa
Mark Capshaw
Robert Williams
Shawn Olson
Eddie Garcia
Chandler
John Karlik
Bud Bravo
Dave Schlip
Joe Karlik
Tony Filler
Randy Williams
Williams
Henry Perez
Tucson
Robert Daniel
Alex Hoffman
Ralph Louisborough
Mexico
Matamonos Brothers
Marcos
Clarence Howard
Miguel
Bill Davis
Gordie Markworth
Denyll Yates
Eddie Armenta
Victor Martinez
Boys’ Center
Jerry Lyon
Louis Rodriguez
Manny Garcia
Doug French
Pat *Packer
McCutchen
Ferman Villancencio
Phoenix Manpower Center
Scottsdale High
Olson
Comner Dominates Roadrunners In Legion Baseball
Comner rolled to an 11-2 win over the Roadrunners in seven innings as Rob Halchishick allowed eight hits and struck out seven for his second win. Randy Kushell drove in two with two hits, Keith Brown doubled in a run, and John Merrick had two RBIs. Roadrunners’ Sean Ahearn collected two hits.
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Albuquerque
Jerry Hudgins
Randy Greer
Hudgins
Rusty Rutledge
Giants
Greer
Tucson Gas
Kingman
Mike Odum
Yavapai College
Robert Rivera
Las Vegas
Circle K
Ronny Brown
Brown
Corner Construction
Rob Halchishick
American Legion
Halchishick
Randy Kushell
Keith Brown
John Merrick
Comer
Sean Ahearn
Roadrunners
Giants routed as Salt Lake wins 7 3 in Phoenix crowd
In Phoenix 8527 fans watched the Phoenix Giants lose 7 3 to Salt Lake City. Bobby Marcano drove in two in a three run third and singled in the ninth as Albuquerque pulled ahead in the Pacific Coast League Eastern Division race. Al Dopfel pitched for Salt Lake and held the Giants to four hits.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phoenix Giants
The
Giants
Salt Lake City
Albuquerque
Bobby Marcano
Angels
Marcano
Frank George
Paul Dade
Frank Riccelli
al Dopfel
George
Orlando Ramirez
Ramirez
Dade
Dopfel
Glenn Redmon
Glenn Adams
Jim Howarth
Redmon
Bill Gilbreth
Harold Taylor leads HT to 7 5 win over Davco in fastpitch
Harold Taylor earned the mound win with eight hits allowed as HT surged to a six run edge in the first two innings and finished 7 5 over Davco Sales. Rober Pattenaude and Jack Leonard led HT with three hits each.
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Harold Taylor
Clatm
Davco Sales
Rober Pattenaude
Jack Leonard
Jim Denton
Davce
Sun Devil Basketball Day Camp Accepting Applications
Arizona State University invites boys in fourth grade or higher who have not yet graduated high school to enroll in two July camp sessions. Each four hour day features fundamentals instruction at the University Activity Center led by Ned Walk and Jim Carey with Bruce Haroldson assisting. Participants receive a basketball and camp shirt. Applications from ASU athletic department or Jim Carey campus Tempe 85281.
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Sun Devil
Arizona State University
ASU
Ned Walk
Jim Carey
Bruce Haroldson
Tempe
Cami
Sieczkowski Sizzles as Giants Top Twins in Arcadia Duel
Paul Sieczkowski struck out 17 and allowed three hits as the Giants beat the Twins 2-1. Kevin Riedy drove in the winning run after an intentional walk. Guy White Mark Hienrich and Dan Bergin had two hits each for the Giants. Tracy Allen tripled and Mike Schrab doubled for the Twins. Carpenter took the loss after giving up 10 hits. In other action John Beurelein led an 11-4 Red Sox win over the Yankees with three hits.
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Paul Sieczkowski
Giants
Twins
Arcadia
Sieczkowski
Mark Carpenter
Kevin Riedy
Guy White
Mark Hienrich
Dan Bergin
Tracy Allen
Mike Schrab
Carpenter
Fanning
Red Sox
Yankees
John Beurelein
Jeff Martin
Steve West
West
Brad Bleyer
Jeff Hermanson
Hermanson
Triangle clubbers trounce F. E. Bailey 12 to 1 in Big League play
Triangle Construction pounded F. E. Bailey 12 to 1 led by eight hit performance from Joe Brennan and three-hit days by Randy Surls and Mike Brewer. Bruce Ray homered and drove in three as Jim McKinney and John Sewell added two hits each. Stan Dwight and Tom Farmian led losers with two hits apiece. El Charros edged Hansen Construction 6 to 3 on Larry High two hitters with 10 strikeouts. Salt River routed Mesa 18 to 1 with three players collecting two hits each.
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Joe Brennan
Triangle Construction
F. E. Bailey
Randy Surls
Triangle
Mike Brewer
Bruce Ray
Jim McKinney
John Sewell
Stan Dwight
Tom Farmian
el Charros
Hansen Construction
Larry High
Mark Wheeler
Salt River
Mesa
Rick Javier
Bob Simonis
Karl Simonis
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Dick Seminoff
DeMichael
SVE
Gordon Lewis
Rob Milsop
Scottsdale CC
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Nunez
Comner
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Taylor
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Jack Collins
Kevin Salzwede
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Holland Builders
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Holland
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Comanche Inn No. 2
Athletics
Don Ankrom
Inn
Jarry Housel
A’s
Monaco
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Tom Anderson
Brad Majorsin
Tony Salas
Mike Rush
Augie Zito
Valley
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Scottsdale, Arizona
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Bailey
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