Scottsdale Junior Tennis Opens Second Round at High School
The Scottsdale Fashion Square Junior Tennis Championships continue with second round singles in the 16 and 18-under divisions at Scottsdale High School. Yesterday saw first rounds in the 12 and 14-under brackets with Byron beating Nessage in a 6-2 0-6 6-3 thriller and Beaugureau routing Hornly 6-0 6-0.
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Two Little League Pitchers Throw 2-Hit Shutout
Mike Stuntz and Jeff Coady combined for a 15-0 win as the Cross Keys Yankees blanked the Frys Food Stores Giants in Salt River Little League. Stuntz four innings, Coady last frame with two hits allowed. Coady homered, Stuntz added two doubles and a single.
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American Legion Walsh Delivers One-Hitter as Bankers Win
Don Walsh pitched a one hitter with 11 strikeouts for the Bakers, extending a personal streak of three straight no earned runs allowed. Bank of Scottsdale topped Chandler 5-0, Magna Plate beat IBEW, and Morris Sporting Goods fell 4-3 to Westwood in local Legion action. Magna Plate rode Rick Bedenkop's three hits and Jeff Richardson's two-run triple. Morris had nine hits but two costly errors, while Mike Lambert took the loss in another league game.
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Presbyterians Win and Lose Tilts In YMCA Loop
In the YMCA Slow Pitch Softball League last night the Presbyterians split results. Scottsdale Presbyterian defeated Scottsdale Methodist 16 to 12 while Valley Presbyterian fell 21 to 11 to Ascension Lutheran.
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Nicklaus Favored At British Open At St Andrews
Jack Nicklaus remained the betting favorite to win the British Open at St Andrews despite arriving late. He acknowledged the late arrival hurts, just after earning $24,000 for last weekend’s Whitemarsh Open win. Eight Americans are entered including Gary Player Tony Lema Doug Sanders and Doug Ford with single rounds set for Wednesday and Thursday to determine the final two rounds.
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Short Is Winning Pitcher Short Is Winning Pitcher
The Scottsdale Elks Twins built an early 6-0 lead and held on to beat Kerr's Sport Shop Mets 6-5 in Pony League action. Kim Short fanned 13, walked five, gave up four hits to earn the win. Gary Armstrong took the loss with 16 strikeouts.
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Nicklaus Tops Money List After Whitemarsh Win
Jack Nicklaus overtook Arnold Palmer as the year's leading money winner after capturing $24,000 for first at Whitemarsh. Nicklaus now has $81,718.78, while Palmer stands at $71,693.37 following a third place at the event. Tony Lema, Billy Casper Jr, and Gary Player round out the top five with $64,478.70, $56,796.40, and $48,719.54 respectively.
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Mothers of Salt River Play in Benefit Softball Game
Mothers of Salt River Little League players will clash in a charity exhibition at Yavapai School on Saturday. All proceeds go to Salt River Little League. Pre game ceremonies start at 7 p.m. The Bears and Babes teams feature men dressed as women. Rod Gunn faces Jack Bennie on the mound.
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Pueblo Bombs Shutout in Scottsdale Softball League
Pueblo defeated Dickson Pueblo Tavern 13 to 1 in a Scottsdale Parks and Recreation softball game. Bill McNiclis pitched a two hitter while Daven Bloomdahl drove a homer and a double to pace Pueblo with ten hits. Pueblo made six errors, and Dickson twelve miscues.
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Giants Sign Dick James From Redskins in Huff Trade
The New York Giants announce the signing of 29 year old halfback Dick James, acquired from the Washington Redskins in exchange for Sam Huff, per UPI.
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