Anderson shines as South Yanks crush Angels in Scottsdale
Jim Anderson struck out 14 and hurled a sharp three hitter as the Yankees beat the Angels 15-3 in South Scottsdale mlb action. Keith Heller led with four hits, while Anderson Marquardt Wood and Horville added two each.
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Jim Anderson
Yankees
Angels
Roger Shallee
Mark Cassady
Cubs
Mark Claridge
Pirates
Athletics
Roger Canterberry
Bucs
Jim Wald
Tom Rafn
A’s. Hohokam
Cub
East Scottsdale Senior League All Stars Open Playoff Bid
East Scottsdale’s Senior League All Stars, the sole local squad chosen for postseason play outside Scottsdale, host a playoff opener Saturday at 8:00 at Williams AFB. The team features Giants alumni Steve Adams Dan Gilroy Kent Pettibone Dave Piltz Dan Witherspoon and manager Bill Adams along with Leon Bills crew Brian Bills Joe Gallagher Tim Coughlin. The rest of the roster includes Indians members Barry Emerisk John Stelling Marty Franks Mike Guess Orioles Tim Franks Ray Jaska White Sox.
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Scottsdale
All Stars
Williams A.F.B
Giants
Steve Adams
Dan Gilroy
Kent—Pettibone
Dave Piltz
Dan Witherspoon
Bill Adams
Leon Bills
Angels
Brian Bills
Joe Gallagher
Tim Coughlin
Barry Emerisk
John Stelling
The
Indians
Marty Franks
Mike Guess
Orioles
Tim Franks
Ray Jaska
White Sox
Meadows and Dir's Reach Finals in Five City Softball
Meadows won 11 3 over City to advance in the fast pitch tournament while Dir's edged Pub 8 7 in the semifinals. Meadows faces Merchants and Dir's meets Richards with both title hopes hinging on undefeated foes.
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Dir
Merchants
Pub
Richards
Dir’s
Astros pitcher Wilson likened to Sandy Koufax by Aaron
Hank Aaron compares Houston’s right hander Don Wilson to Sandy Koufax noting Wilson throws fast like Koufax and has early no hitters and strikeout records. Aaron recalls Wilson’s curve and progress while citing past scouting doubts and a season breakthrough in Cincinnati and a return to form.
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UPI
California
Don Wilson
Hank
Aaron
Houston Astro
Sandy Koufax
Wilson
Koufax
Dodger
Cincinnati
Ike
Compton
UCLA
Los Angeles State
Army
Astros
Scottsdale A Legion Extends Lead With 5-2 Win Over Coronado
Scottsdale's A Legion improved to 23-3 by beating Coronado 5-2 in Northeast District action. Ray Cordova doubled and scored. Dave Phillips had two hits with an RBI. Kevin Woudenberg and Roy Muller added run-scoring plays as Scottsdale built a big lead and sealed the win. Coronado scored in the second and third. Tom Ayr earned the win with five and six strikeouts. Arcadia beat Camelback 13-3 as Jeff Lytle contributed four for five and Arcadia moved closer to Coronado. Saguaro and South battled with South routing Saguaro 12-4, dropping Saguaro to last place tie.
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Scottsdale
Phillips
Kevin ‘Woudenberg
Bob Vetter
Roy.Muller
Coronado
Dave Fraser
Jeff Walker
Kim Short
Re ‘Liever
Tom Ayr
Arcadia
Dave Flowers
Camelback
Jeff Lytle
Saguaro
South
Mike Evans
Doug Slocum
Giants edge Padres 2 1 to even series in San Diego
Phoenix Giants defeated San Diego 2 1 as Cesar Gutierrez and Bob Burda drives produced the winning run. Rich Barry homered for San Diego but starter Mike Wegener took the loss. Hal Hadley started for Phoenix against Al Raffe in tonight’s game to cap the set.
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Calif
UPI
Phoenix_Giants
San Diego Padres
Giants
Padres
Phoenix
Tulsa Oilers
Don Mason
Bob Burda
Cesar Gutierrez
Mason
Burda
Jim McKnight
Rich Barry
Bob Garibaldi
Mike Wegener
Hal Haydel
al Raffé
Abiding Savior Dominates Our Heritage Wesleyan in YMCA Game
Abiding Savior rolled to a 428 win over Our Heritage Wesleyan in the city YMCA league. Roy and Randy Lewis and Joel Gunning led a 47 hit attack with sixteen doubles and three homers. Prince of Peace No 1 beat Ascension 13 8 with Al Van Loo and Bob Dempister supplying power.
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Roy
Randy Lewis
Joel Gunning
Prince of Peace No. 1
Ascension
al van Loo
Bob Dempister
Jack Tesnow
Central Arizona Fishing Report Highlights Vary by Lake
Fishing conditions vary across central Arizona with Apache and Canyon areas reporting fair to good bass and sunfish, Lake Pleasant good for bass in dawn and dusk, Roosevelt and Bartlett weaker, and lower Salt River fair for trout and catfish. White Mountains trout fair at Big Lake, Becker Lake closed, North Central areas show mixed trout and bass activity, Blythe fair for catfish, San Carlos strong for largemouth and bluegill.
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Apache Fair
Bartlett
Canyon Fair
Lake Pleasant
Roosevelt
Lower Salt River
White Mountains
Big Lake
Greer Lakes
Lee Valley
Shaw’ Low Lakes
Becker Lake
Ashurst
Willow Lake
Long Lake
Soldiers Lake
Willow Springs
Upper
Colorado
Blythe
Martinez Lake
Imperial
Yuma
Frye Mesa
Riggs Flat Lake
San Carlos
Coronados Haar Enters First Junior World Golf Championship
Coronado prep golfer Mark Haar joins the first annual Junior World Golf Championships to be held August 26 30 across five San Diego courses. Haar with a 3 handicap competes against nearly 500 entrants from about 20 states and five foreign nations.
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Coronado
San Diego
California
Haar
Nicklaus and Casper favored in 50th PGA
In San Antonio Texas UPI reports co favorites Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper top odds at 3-1 to win the 50th PGA Championship at Pecah Valley Country Club, with Lee Trevino Tom Weiskopf Dave Stockton and Arnold Palmer among contenders as golfers comment on the tough rough and nearing dawn start.
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Tex
UPI
Texas
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Nicklaus
Casper
Don January
Jay
Pecah Valley Country Club
Lee Trevino
Cabellero
Tom Weiskopf
Dave Stockton
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Blaster
Snead
Palmer
Trevino
Ashe Loses to Underdog in U S Clay Courts Battle
Arthur Ashe, defending champion and top seed, was upset by Patricio Cornejo as the U S clay court championships reached the quarterfinal stage in Milwaukee. Other Americans, including Belkin and Lutz, advanced. Nancy Richey led the women toward another title with several challengers remaining.
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UPI
Arthur Ashe
U.S
Ashe
Chile
Patricio Cornejo
Cornejo
U.S. Army
Nancy Richey
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