One-run start to District 7 Senior Little League tourney
It was one-run night at Fitch Park as District 7 Senior Little League opened with three games. Hohokam beat Saloma 4-3 in eight innings, Pima Navajo edged East Scottsdale 6-5, and Tempe South shut out North Scottsdale 1-0.
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Mesa
Fitch Park
Hohokam
Saloma
East Scottsdale
North Scottsdale
Tempe South
Salt River
Tempe North
Fitch
Brett Godfrey
Godfrey
Hank Goldstein
Soloma
Billy Kircher
Danny Valenzuela
Pima-Navajo
East
Tracy Shewak
Troy Orr
Kurt Whitman
Jeff Stump
John Walker
Tempe
Fanning
Mike Knudsen
Don Wahl
David Thompson
Northern District Non-Pro Baseball Tourney Opens at Packard Stadium
VIP Suggs and Village Inn Pizza start play in a seven team event at Packard Stadium with Circle K favored to win. Village Inn Pizza meets Rol Tec L L Smith at 6 45 p m and Suggs faces Superstition Air Service at 7 15 p m. Rajsich Co battles Crown Vacuum in opening Wednesday contest. Circle K benefits from a bye as ASU stars and local talent bolster the field.
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Village Inn Pizza
Suggs Pool Service
Packard Stadium
Circle K
Arizona State
Suggs Or
Pizza
Rol-Tec- L.L. Smith
Suggs
Superstition Air Service
Rajsich Co
Crown Vacuum
Hohokam Cardinals Sweep South Scottsdale and North Scottsdale
The Hohokam Cardinals defeated South Scottsdale 17-3 and 13-11, and beat North Scottsdale 22-2. Rick Williamson pitched a two-hitter with 12 strikeouts in game one. Komlos and Reed each had three singles, Roach, Wilson, and Rosen starred for their teams in the varied routs.
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Hohokam Cardinals
South Scottsdale
North Scottsdale
Rick Williamson
John Komlos
Bill Reed
Dave Hook
Jim Wilson
Cards
Jim Roach
Ron Rosen
Komlos
Gary Retzlaff
Young hurlers on spot tonight in All Star Game
Mark Fidrych of the Tigers and Randy Jones of the Padres start for the 47th All Star Game at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia. Ford attends with 61,000 fans as AL and NL lineups feature LeFlore Carew Brett Munson Lynn Harrah Staub Grich and Rose Garvey Morgan Foster Bench Kingman Concepcion.
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Philadelphia
Mark
Fidrych
Detroit Tigers
Randy Jones
San Diego Padres
Ford
Veterans Stadium
Darrell Johnson
Detroit
Ron LeFlore
Rod Carew
Minnesota
George Brett
Kansas City
Thurman Munson
New York
Fred Lynn
Boston
Toby Harrah
Texas
Rusty Staub
Bobby Grich
Baltimore
Jones
Sparky Anderson
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles
Joe Morgan
George Foster
Gregg Luzinski
Johnny Bench
Dave Kingman
Dave Concepcion
Fidrych Quirk Highlights Pitcher’s Autograph Season
The pitcher Fidrych speaks about his pitching on Astroturf and how placement matters to frustrate hitters. He draws media attention for his colorful manner and nervous energy, including talking to the ball and greeting infielders after good plays. He notes a 9-2 season with one loss and has completed nearly every game.
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Fidrych
Newsmen
U S Officials Mediate Taiwan Entry Row In Montreal Olympics
Philip O Krumm of the U S Olympic Committee leads mediation between Canada and Taiwanese officials as the IOC faces a four day session. The dispute over the Republic of China label and national flag risks the first politically caused exclusion of athletes from a host nation.
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Montreal
Philip O. Krumm
U.S
Krumm
Canada
Ottawa
Olympic Village
Cickens
Kumm
International Olympic Committee
IOC
National Olympic Committee
Taiwan
Republic of China
Peking
Ford
Washington
Pro soccer stars set to clash with amateurs in Montreal Games
The Soviet Union East Germany and Poland bring top pros to Olympic soccer in Montreal while Britain West Germany skip the event. Critics dub Montreal's tournament a sham as stars face amateur opponents in a 16 team field.
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Montreal
Soviet Union
East Germany
Poland
Oleg Blokhin
Dynamo Kiev
Blokhin
Rick Barry
Julius Erving
Leonid Brezhnev
West Germany
Korea
Zambia
Iran
Boston Celtics
Garfield Road
London
Daily Mail
Munich
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Britain
Israelis Embrace Montreal Olympics Despite Munich Memory
In Montreal, Israeli team leaders like Shmuel Larkin express calm and resolve despite Munich fears. He recalls the 1972 tragedy and notes the strong security, praising Montreal organizers as providing the best Olympic protection he has seen.
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Montreal
Olympic Village
Shmuel Larkin
Munich
Larkin
Major Rebels dominate Ken's Kids in Miss Softball play
The Major Rebels won 18-12 over Ken's Kids with Crystall Williams earning the win and four hits. Lori Gill and Kelly Fiehler homered for Kids as other Minor and Major league games featured several homers and multi hit performances.
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Ken
Crystall Williams
Lori Gill
Kelly Fiehler
Tela Tigers
PS Cleaners
Janine Lockman
Diamond Lil's
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Workman
Scottsdale
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Whitman
Tom Jarvis
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ASU
Arizona
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Clint Myers
Mike Kenneth
Dale Speier
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Jim Armstrong
al Johnson
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Scottsdale CC
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Arcadia
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Shell
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White Chevron
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By Dan
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Nixon
Colson
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Apostle Paul
Jesus of Nazareth
Paul
Damascus
Jesus
Nicodemus
Camelback Church OF Christ
E. Camelback Rd
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Dick Turner
Pinnacle Peak Developers
East Pinnacle Peak Road
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