Scottsdale Swimmerama Invites 572 Swimmers From 7 States
The Scottsdale Swimmerama Invitational, touted as the largest meet in Arizona, will run Saturday and Sunday at the Scottsdale Pool with 572 swimmers from 33 clubs across seven states. AAU Arizona District sanctions, three top-team trophies, and high point awards for each age group in A Division are planned. Local favorites include Betty Sue Driggs Tim Ryder Don Hendrix and Vince Gullette.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
Florida
Wyoming
Colorado
California
Nevada
Texas
Betty Sue Driggs
Tim Ryder
Don Hendrix
Arizona Desert Rats
Vince Gullette
SST
Arcadia Breaks ChrisTown Winning Streak In Legion Play
Arcadia Booster team tops ChrisTown 2-1 to end the 13 game ChrisTown streak. Rob Millsop earned the win with Dave Flowers finishing. Don Schlander hit a solo homer for Arcadia. Dirs drops another 4-3 loss to Knights of Pythias as Kim Housell stars. Scottsdale flattens Squaw Peak 16 strikeouts for Youse. Arcadia faces Hansen at 8:15 at Sunnyslope. Dirs vs Kerrs at Phoenix College. Morris Saguaro vs Crown Vacuum at Camelback.
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Arcadia
S. Boosters
Scottsdale
American Legion
ChrisTown
Boosters
Joel Dfrey
Chris Town
Rob Millsop
Dave Flowers
Don Schlander
Godfrey
Dirs
Knights of Pythias
Coronado
Dave Dauwalder
Craig’ Strumpfer
Brain Bills
Jeff Straine
Knights
Kim Housell
Squaw Peak
Sdtaw Peak
Youse
Hansen
Sunnyslopé
Kerrs
Phoenix ‘College
Morris Saguaro
Crown Vacuum
Camelback
Morris
Mays to sit as he nears 3000th hit milestone
Willie Mays will sit out the San Francisco Giants game against the Montreal Expos to rest after the All Star game. At 39, he needs two more hits to join the 3000 hit club, with a six game series at Candlestick Park offering a chance to reach the milestone at home. If he hits on home soil, fans will receive a free pass to another Giants game.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Montreal Expos
Giants
Mays
Cincinnati
Candlestick Park
White bass still biting in central Arizona waters
Fishermen report ongoing white bass catches at Lake Pleasant with a recent 2 pounder taken near the dam on a dead waterdog in early spring. Arizona wildlife notes totals of 254 deer killed on roads in 1969 and counts of antelope elk javelina bighorn and turkey losses. Willow Beach hatchery plans August rainbow trout stocking in the Colorado River near Willow Beach. A four pound plus walleye at Saguaro Lake sparked talk of a possible state record, while the Interior publishes a desert pupfish pamphlet and the Death Valley area maps its fragile springs.
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Arizona
Lake Pleasant
Department Wildlife Managers
Willow Beach National Fish Hatchery
Colorado River
Willow Beach
Saguaro Lake
Bill Mahaffery
Phoenix
Mahaffery
Saguaro
Department of the Interior
Amargosa River
California-Nevada
Devil’s Hole
National Park Service
Death*Valley National Monument
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
U.S. Department of the Interior
Washington, D.C
Laver Wins 50 000 Final For 35000 First Money
Rod Laver defeated Ken Rosewall 6 4 6 3 6 3 in the final of the Tennis Champions Classic earning 35000. Laver said the match required unbelievable concentration and admitted nerves despite the big payoff.
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Rod
Ken Rosewall
Rod Laver
Rosewall
Weber rolls third 300 in Houston PBA Open
Dick Weber of St. Louis rolled three perfect games in nine tournament frames finishing his appearance in the 1965 Houston PBA Open. The veteran bowler achieved the feat as part of the event standings in Houston.
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Houston
Tex
UPI
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Pirates Open New Stadium With Narrow 3 2 Loss
United Press International reports the Pirates fell 3-2 to Chicago in the debut at Three Rivers Stadium. Tony Perez homered for Cincinnati, Willie Stargell also connected for Pittsburgh, and Stargell won a $1,000 prize for the first Pirate homer in the new park as the Reds widened their NL lead.
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United Press International
Pirates
Three Rivers Stadium
Forbes Field
Pirate
Chicago
Cincinnati
Reds
Tony Perez
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Perez
Johnny Bench
Lee’ May
Ellis
Clay Carroll
Moyer leads Giants to 7-0 win over Spokane
Jim Moyer pitched a three hitter to pace the Phoenix Giants to a 7-0 victory over the Spokane Indians. The win capped Phoenix’s second straight win in the Pacific Coast League series as Moyer improved to 10-? with three strikeouts. Bob Schroder, George Foster and Jim McKnight supplied key hits in support.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phoenix Giants
Spokane Indians
Municipal Stadium
Giants
Bob Garibaldi
Spokane
Mike Strahler
Jim Moyer
Moyer
Billy Buckner
Dians
Sandy Vance
Jack Jenkins
Bob Schroder
George Foster
Schroder
Jim McKnight
Bethany Lutheran Rout Scottsdale Methodist In YMCA Softball
Bethany Lutheran built a 20 1 victory over Scottsdale Methodist as Joe Beatty earned the win and Bethany piled up 25 hits. Imperial defeated Christian 13 10 as Bob Cartin homered and Mike Aye added a four bagger. Frontier outslug Printers 5 3 with Dave Session homering. Southwestern shut out Precision 12 0 as Roger Fuller homered and Ken Johnson had three hits.
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Bill “Alling
Chip Chipman
Bethany Lutheran
Scottsdale Methodist
Joe Beatty
Bethany
Parks and Recreation
Imperial
Christain
Bob
Mike Aye
Christian
Printers
Frontier
Hin
Dave
Southwestern
Precision
Roger Fuller
Ken Johnson
Powell Powers Orioles Past Twins with 24th Homer
Hot weather suited Boog Powell as he drove in two runs with his 24th homer and a sacrifice fly to lift Baltimore past Minnesota 5-1. Powell, hitting .321, leads the league with 75 RBIs and has 27 hits in 69 at bats since June 25, driving in 25 runs and six homers. Andy Etchebarren added two RBIs as Detroit, Cleveland, California, Boston, and Oakland-New York results followed.
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United Press International
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Orioles
Minnesota
Powell
Harmoni Killebrew
Brooks Robinson
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
California
Washington
Boston
Milwaukee
Oakland
New York
Athletics
Yankees
Andy Etchebarren
Orions
Tigers
Bill Melton
Gail Hopkins
White Sox
Buddy Bradford
Rich Hand
Vada Pinson
Roy Foster
Eddie Leon
Sandy Alomar
Dave LaRoche
Aurellio Rodriguez
Lee Maye
George Scott
Carl Yastrzemski
Billy Conigliaro
Reggie Smith
Red Sox
Tommy Harper
Danny Walton
Gerry McNertney
Brewers
Doug Sanders earns invite to PGA Championship
Doug Sanders, for a strong showing in the British Open, gains a special invitation to the 52nd PGA Championship in Tulsa. The event offers a $200,000 purse and runs August 13 to 15, with Leo Fraser of the PGA endorsing the invitation.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Doug Sanders
Leo Fraser
Golfers Association
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No hit finale ends season with Pilots 10 Padres 6
Salt River senior league final features a no hitter with 16 walks as Gary Johnson and Joey Morris hold the Padres but 16 free passes aid six runs. Pilots win 10-6 and finish 13-2 atop the league. Indians claim East Scottsdale playoff title 12-9 over Angels. Williams shines with three hits. Cubs rally past Yankees 9-6 led by Castible four hits. Miranda hits grand slam for the losers. Mets beat Indians 7-5 behind Batchelder four-hitter. Cardinals win season finale 20-9 on the farm. Giants beat Orioles 12-8 as Colasacco and Nenad collect three hits each.
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Gary ‘Johnson
Joey Morris
Padres
Pais
Pilots
Tony Castible
Mark Emery
Rick Phifer
Cubs
David Miranda
Terry Batchelder
Mets
Indians
Cardinals
Giants
Orioles
Dale Splitzberger
Dodgers
John Colasacco
David Nenad
Baseball Standings From Thursday and Saturday Schedule
Thursday results show Atlanta 7 over St Louis 3 Cincinnati 3 over Pittsburgh 2 Houston 2 over Chicago 1 Los Angeles 1 over New York 10 Philadelphia 10 over San Diego 7 Saturday games include Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Atlanta at St Louis Chicago at Houston New York at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Diego Montreal at San Francisco
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Houston
Chicago
Atlanta
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Diego
San Francisco
Montreal
Eek
Billy Grabarkewitz
Dodgers
Mets
Bill Singer
New York
Cleon Jones
Pittsburgh
Don Wilson
Glenn Beckett
Jesus Alou
Jim Wynn
John
St.Louis
Cincinnati
Pitts
Los
Cinci
Pitt
Los Angeles
Phila
W. L
Pittsburgh Fina
Spokane
Detroit
Baltimore
Portland
Eugene
Tacoma
Boston
Washington
W.L
Pet
Cleveland
Phoenix
Minnesota
Tucson
California
Salt Lake
Oakland
Thursda
Wash
Milwaukee
Harris Leads At Philadelphia Golf Classic Amid Withdrawals
Labron Harris shares the lead entering the second round of the Philadelphia Golf Classic as heavyweights Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino withdraw, reducing star power at Whitemarsh Valley Club after Nicklaus cites fatigue and emotional strain from the British Open victory.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Labron’ Harris
Cllssic
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Nicklaus
Whitemarsh Valley Club
St. Andrews
Scotland
Regional Angling Report Highlights Local Waters
Jeneny CENTRAL reports fair to good activity across species with Apache fair for bass and bluegill. WHITE MOUNTAINS notes generally fair to good with Big and Crescent best. NORTH CENTRAL shows northerns good at lower Lake Mary and fair elsewhere. Beaver Creek and Oak Creek trout. UPPER COLORADO lists Powell good for trout and catfish. Mead strong for largemouth bass and bluegill. Willow Beach and Bullhead City report trout and catfish. sepock good for catfish and bluegill. Havasu good for catfish. SOUTHWESTERN notes bluegills and largemouths at Parker and canal tilapia. SOUTHEASTERN reports good all species at San Darlos.
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Central
White Mountains
Big
Crescent
North Central
Lake Mary
Beaver Creek
Oak Creek
Rim
Black Canyon
Upper Colorado
Powell
Lee’s Ferry
Mead
Willow Beach
Bullhead City
Sepock
Havasu
Parker
Martinez Fair
San Darlos
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Junior McCutchen
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Kim’ Cuda
John Walsh
Kevin English
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Black Canyon Hiway
Dog Track Rd
As & Oil Flahter
Crehan
RED Wing Shoe
Scottsdale, Rd
Thomas Rd
Jeneny
Cilescy
N. Scottsdale
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