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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1973

Page

5

Local nonpro tourney showdown atop the East diamond

Scottsdale Indians face Parker at 9 pm on East field with Steve Volkman pitching for the locals. Midas leans on Dick Seminoff 6-2 2.40 ERA while Gene Kobar paces batting at .491 and Jim Williams leads homers with four. Booth drives in 26 and 31 hits, with multiple team leaders across runs and doubles.

Midas Dick Seminoff Seminoff Gene Kobar Jim Williams John Booth Mike Cornish Booth Williams Kobar Steve Naval Terry Jones

Cocopah Tops South Scottsdale in Tight 5-4 District Win

Cocopah used a patient approach and sharp defense to edge South Scottsdale 5-4 in the winner’s bracket. Steve Scholnik drove in two, Dan Gardner and Scholnik scored the decisive runs, while Jarvis limited South to four hits as Cocopah improved to rely on four walks with Knudsen on the mound.

Bob Parks South Scottsdale Cocopah Kiva Bob Snider Parks Dave Jarvis Dan Gardner Jarvis South Alan Knudsen Steve Scholnik Scholnik Knudsen Jim Anderson Scott Hanneman Kirk Poth Roger Barton Supai

Local Sports Schedule Highlights Tonight and Saturday

Tonight at Phoenix College L L Smith faces Comer Comst at 8 p m. Sanderson Ford meets Bobby Ball Agency at 8 p m Washington High. Scottsdale Indians play Parker at 9 p m East High. Big League action at Rendezvous Park includes South Scottsdale vs Southwest Mesa at 6 p m Ser toma vs WAFB at 8 p m. The 6th Scottsdale Swim Rama begins at 7 p m at Scottsdale Pool. Tomorrow bases action features Scottsdale Post 44 vs Christown at 8 p m East High and Corner Coast vs Hanser at 3 45 p m North Eldorado. Cocopah meets South Scottsdale or Pima Navain at 9 a m Kiva School. Big League sees South Scottsdale vs East Scottsdale at 6 p m Rendezvous Park and P N Athletics vs P N Indians at 6 p m Eldorado. Scaith rama events run 8 30 a m to dusk at Scottsdale Pool.

Legion L.L. Smith Comer Phoenix College Sanderson Ford Bobby Ball Washington High Scottsdale Indians Parker East High Scottsdale Southwest Mesa Rendezvous Park Sertoma WAFB Scottsdale Post Christown East High Corner Coast Hanser North Eldorado Cocopah South Scottsdale Pima-Navain Kiva East Scottsdale P-N Athletics P-N Indians Eldorado Scaith

Ryan near third no hitter mark loses in extras

Nolan Ryan came within six outs of three no hitters in a season and then lost as the Baltimore Orioles edged the California Angels 3 to 1 in 11 innings. Belanger and Coggins had key hits, while Crowley delivered the decisive double in the 11th. Other AL games saw Minnesota beat Boston 6 2 and Milwaukee 4 1 over Texas. NL results included Cincinnati 3 Montreal 2, Chicago 12 San Diego 5, Los Angeles 3 St. Louis 2.

United Press International Nolan Ryan California Angels Detroit Baltimore Orioles Ryan Minnesota Boston Milwaukee Texas Cincinnati Montreal Chicago San Diego Los Angeles St. Louis Bobby Darwin Joe Decker Twins Luis Tiant Darrell Porter Skip Lockwood New York Baltimore Philadelphia Cleveland Los Asbeies Oakland Kansas City San Fran Houston Atlanta California

East Scottsdale advances with 7-2 win in Major League tournament

East Scottsdale topped Pima Navajo Majors 7-2 in first round action as Dave Bullock and Marty Jacobowski homered and Jim Barnes fired a two hitter with 12 strikeouts. East broke the game open with four runs in the fifth.

Dave Bullock Marty Jacobowski Jim Barnes East Scottsdale East Kurt Whiteman Mesa National Guy White Robert Hayward Chris Koziol Gary Troilo Mike Knudsen Carl Hess K-K South Scottsdale Gilbert Scott Ward Duane Angulo Mark Huffman John Cassidy Huffman Cocopah South

Indians hammer Mesa in pivotal tourney tuneup

The Pima Navajo Indians, now Scottsdale Indians, routed Mesa National 180 Wednesday night as Rick McDonough pitched four innings with five strikeouts. Jack Perry had four hits including two doubles and two triples for six RBIs. East Scottsdale defeated Mesa National No 1 5 4 with Steve Volkman on the mound. Salt River fell to Southwest Mesa 4 1 while Mesa Southern beat Sertoma 9 0.

Scottsdale Indians Mesa National Rick McDonough Jack Perry Scott Somers Craig Swartwood McDonough Gary Suggs Tom Teachert East Scottsdale San Flippo Salt River Southwest Mesa Joe Morris Rick Mesa Southern Sertoma Hal Watchman Mike Boillot Bill Reed Jeff Dillinder Kevin Horville

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