South Scottsdale routs Pima Navajo in Senior League opener
Scott Hanneman pitched a one hitter with 14 strikeouts as South Scottsdale defeated Pima Navajo 11 to 0. Don Miranda and Jim Anderson drove in multiple runs with a homer and a triple, while SS built a large lead by the fifth inning.
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John Christenson
Mike Morris
Kirk Poth
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Fitch Park
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Thompson Takes AAU Swim Honors
Scottsdale Swim Team swimmer Barbara Thompson won a first in the 13-17 200 meter freestyle at the Tucson Arizona AAU Long Course Age Group Junior Olympics with a 2 20.5. Barbara’s sister Linda took second in the 10 and under 50 meter butterfly, and Kevin Burns placed second in the 13-17 boys 100 meter freestyle. Cathy Nelson earned third in the 13-14 400 meter freestyle and SST’s 13-17 girls medley relay finished third.
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Three Giants to start in PCL All-Star Game
Three Phoenix Giants and one Tucson Toro will start for the East in the Pacific Coast League 22nd Annual All-Star Game in Albuquerque. Phoenix starters are Steve Ontiveros Jake Brown and Bruce Miller with Manny Trillo at second base for Tucson. Greg Shanahan and Dave Freisleman are the East and West starting pitchers respectively.
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Jake Brown
Bruce Miller
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Manny Trillo
Greg Shanahan
Hawaii
Dave Freisleman
Bench Heads NLL All Star Starters in Record Ballots
Johnny Bench headlines the NL All Star lineup after a record 4 011 237 ballots. Bench starts at catcher with 1 738 557 votes, joined by Joe Morgan at second and Pete Rose in the outfield. Hank Aaron tops NL first base with 1 362 447 votes as Ron Santo and Billy Williams lead Cubs infield and Cesar Cedeno tops the NL outfield. In the AL, slugger Dick Allen leads with 1 111 366 votes but may miss the game, with John Mayberry likely at first base. Rod Carew and Cookie Rojas split second base votes, Brooks Robinson earns third base, and Bert Campaneris is AL shortstop for the July 24 game in Kansas City.
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Houston
Cesar Cedeno
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Bobby Bonds
Allen
White Sox
John Mayberry
Kansas City
Rod Carew
Minnesota
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Cookie Rojas
Carew
Brooks Robinson
Oakland
Bert Campaneris
Major League Leaders in Runs and RBIs by League and Team
A scrambled summary lists top run scorers and RBI leaders across the National and American Leagues. Players named include Evans, Stargell, Bonds, Aaron, Johnson, Mayberry, Murcer, Merton, Darwin Alvin, and pitchers Billingham, Bryant, Sutton, Wise, Osteen, Reuss, Wood, Hunter, Singer, Coteman, and Holtzman with assorted team affiliations such as SF, CIN, LA, NY, KC, Oak, Det, and Hou.
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Evans
Pitt
Bonds
Aaron
Johnson
Jackson
Bardo
Bencn
Cin
Stargell
Watson
Hou
Luziosk
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Mayperry
Oak
Murcer
Merton
Darwin Alvin
Billingham
Bryant
Sutton LA
Wise
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Windy Tee Shots Favor Driver Over Long Fairway Wood
When facing a headwind a driver delivers more height and power than a long wood, while a strong tailwind can flatten shots and make a 3 or 4 wood less effective. The driver often matches or exceeds the lofted club in height and distance.
Principal alleges threat over transcript tampering at Ball High
Galveston Texas principal Jim Watson says Ball High School football coach Joe Woolley pressured him to alter Kerry Jackson's class standing to boost eligibility at Oklahoma. Watson details two visits July 6 and 7 1972 with a veiled threat about his house being set on fire if the act wasn’t done, which he refused.
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Kerry Jackson
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Local Tonight Schedule Includes Baseball and Softball Demonstrations
Arcadia High hosts Legion baseball games Bobby Ball against Glen Dale at 5 45 p m and Comer Coast versus Sun Valley Electric at 8 p m. Softball men play multiple matchups at North Eldorado and Rendezvous Park, while Big League features South Scottsdale versus National No 2 and Sertoma versus Pima Navajo Indians at Rendezvous Park. Wednesday action includes Scottsdale Post 44 against Phoenix Suns at Phoenix College and Camelback High hosting Comer Const against Arnold’s Pickles.
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Deaf gridder set for NFL camp with Cardinals
Bonnie Sloan, a 6-5 260 pound former Austin Peay defensive tackle, leaves for St. Louis Cardinals training camp as a 10th round draft pick. He aims to become the NFL’s first totally deaf player and will compete with four others including No. 1 choice Dave Butz for a roster spot. Sloan, deaf since birth, relies on lip reading and is eager to play, even on special teams if needed.
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Austin Peay State University
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St. Louis Cardinals
Dave Butz
Purdue
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Willie B. Sloan
St. Louis
Trade action highlights Joe Thomas and Duane Thomas
Joe Thomas moves to Oakland for Raymond Chester while Duane Thomas faces San Diego in practice. Other NFL camp notes include early absences and roster shuffles across several teams, with players like Larry Brown, Bob Lilly, Craig Morton, Dave Manders, John Riggins, Herb Adderley, and Gus Holloman mentioned in camp activity and injury updates.
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Joe Thomas
Baltimore
Bubba Smith
Duane Thomas
Harland Svare
San Diego
Smith
Colts
Manger
Oakland Raiders
Raymond Chester
Colt
Joe Schmiesing
Detroit Lions
Chargers
Svare
Larry Brown
Washington
Brown
Bob Lilly
Craig Morton
Dave Manders
Dallas
John Riggins
New York Jets
Scottsdale Pop Warner seeks coaches for 1973 program
The Scottsdale Pop Warner Association seeks coaches to work with youths in Coronado, Saguaro, and Scottsdale High School enrollment areas. Applicants should be 21 or older, hold a Red Cross First Aid certificate, and attend the state federation coaching clinic. Interested persons should write Scottsdale Pop Warner, Inc., P.O. Box 371, Scottsdale.
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Pop Warner Association
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Saguaro
Red Cross
Scottsdale Pop Warner, Inc
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