National League Favored In 41st All Star Game
Cincinnati hosts the 41st All Star Game at Riverfront Stadium with the NL 7-5 favorite. Tom Seaver will start for the NL while Jim Palmer opens for the AL in a game likely to feature a sellout crowd of 51,346 including President Nixon. Frank Wagner
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Aaron's All Star Game Hindered by Bad Knees
Hank Aaron, 36, is hampered by sore knees yet he is set to start for the National Leaguers in the 41st All-Star Game. Despite 1,394,847 votes, he plays through pain and maintains his enthusiasm for the event as he reflects on prior injuries and pride in representing baseball’s best.
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Dick Dietz
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Washington
Dodgers fall as Salt Lake nets 6-5 win in monsoon of miscues
The game saw Salt Lake edge Eugene 6-5 after Don Zimmer was ejected in the fifth and Roland Sheldon joined him in the showers. Salt Lake out hit Eugene 8-7 while Joe Holmes belted his 21st homer and Darrell stalled a late rally.
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Baseball season stats and batting leaders mixed with pitching marks
A jumble of player abbreviations and figures lists batting totals, averages, and games played for various teams in the American and National Leagues. Names such as Oliva, Killebrew, Yastrzemski, Perez, Bench appear among marks for runs batted in, hits, and home runs, followed by pitching records and leaders like Seaver and Perry.
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Perry
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Second Annual Phoenix Youth Weightlifting Contest at Arcadia
The 2nd Annual Phoenix Parks and Recreation Novice Odd Lift weightlifting meet will be held Thursday at Arcadia High. Open to boys 14 to 17 with weigh-in at 10 a.m. Events include military press bench press and squat. Entry blanks available daily 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. at Arcadia High. For information call 959 6000 extension 50.
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Cook Leads Dirs Past Sanderson in Legion Action
Doug Cook earned the win with 3 1 3 innings of relief, two hits and seven strikeouts. Marty McCray went 3 for 4 with a triple and 2 RBIs for Dirs, while Mike Dietz added a homer and two hits. Dirs scored four in the first, four in the third, and five in the fifth to win 14 6. Arcadia beat Kerr Sporting Goods 2 1 behind Dave Flowers 2 hits and 14 strikeouts.
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Sanderson
American Legion
Doug Cook
Dave Dunwalder
Marty McCray
Mike Dietz
Craig Strumpfes
Bruce Kepler
Jeff Brydball
Arcadia
Kerr Sporting Goods
Dave Flowers
Morris
Saguaro
Squaw Peak
Sunny Slope High
East High
Johnson key hits power South western in softball win
Johnson went 3 for 4 with a homer as South western defeated Assembly 18 to 8 in city slow pitch softball. Lon Friel and Bill Lennor each drove in one run. Other games saw TDX beat Precision 20 4 Frontier crushed Aguila 24 7 Connie Biebrey homered for Frontier YMCA action Bethany Lutheran hit seven homers to defeat First Southern 33 5 Bob Krafthofer homered three times Scottsdale Presbyterian edged Los Arcos 18 15 Danny Terp and Bob Howard homered while Good Shepherd beat Prince of Peace No 2 28 17.
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Ken ‘Johnson
Lon Friel
Bill Lennor
Southwestern
TDX
Precision
George Ranney
Bethany Lutheran
First Southern
Bob Krafthofer
Scottsdale
Presbyterian
Los Arcos
Danny Terp
Bob Howard
Good Shepherd
Jim Macchiaroli
Bill Curtis
Ken’ Faust
Jerry Feldhaus
Steve Felhaus
Steve Huff
Bruce Huson
Bruce Kahl
Mike Macchiaroli
Rick McDonough
Don McKee
Jim McKnight
John Osback
Pat Rowan
Tom Rowan
K. C. Seidner
Craig Swartwood
Les Thompson
Chuck Davis
Greg—Campbell
Keith—Randel
Richard Wohl
Dodgers
Cubs
Campbell
Pilots
Mets
Giants
Darren Kahns
David" House
Tony Zinzun
Pop Warner meeting on expansion of Scottsdale program
An important parents meeting for the Scottsdale Pop Warner football group is set for 8:30 p.m. at Hohokam School cafetorium. Parents with boys planning to play this fall are invited to attend to hear about program expansion for the upcoming season.
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Scottsdale Little League and Senior League tourneys set
The schedule announces opening nights July 23 for Little League and July 20 for Senior League. Little League games start at 8 p.m. at Loloma Mohave and Kiva Kaibab with Salt River in Mesa Area Games if needed. District playoffs July 30 August 1 determine two Scottsdale entrants for sectional play July 28 in Mesa. Regionals lead to California world championships in August.
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Loloma Little League Braves Clinch First in Major League
Steve Szoradi scored the winning run on a long fly to center as the Loloma Braves edged the Red Sox 3 2 to grab first place. Dave Southworth struck out nine, and Tim Roeper allowed two hits while Southworth led Braves hitting with a homer.
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Steve Szoradi
Loloma
Braves
Dave Southworth
Tim Roeper
Southworth
Red Sox
Brian Nally
Soloma
Mike Naderer
Creighton Smith
Mike Giltner
Kelly ‘Martin
Loren
Thomipson
Bob
Novascone
Ken McKee
Mike Wagner
Brad Smith
Mark Taylor
Paul Weflin
Don Conklin
Sportsmen to Install Officers at Scottsdale Banquet
The Scottsdale Sportmen's Club plans a Friday banquet at the Scottsdale House 4800 N 68th St at 7 30 p m to install officers A cocktail party precedes the event State Land Commissioner Andrew Bettwy will be guest speaker Bob Hirsch editor of Arizona Wildlife Sportsman magazine will be master of ceremonies
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Scottsdale House
Andrew—Bettwy
Bob Hirsch
Arizona Wildlife Sportsman Magazine
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