East Scottsdale and Loloma dominate District 7 Little League pairings
East Scottsdale crushed Cocopah American 23 0 and Loloma defeated Kiva Kaibab 17 4 to reach the District 7 semifinals at Supai School. East faces South Scottsdale at 7 30 p m Wednesday while Soloma plays Salt River in the other semi final. a Scottsdale champion is assured.
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Kingman's HR spree lifts Mets past Astros 10-9
Dave Kingman went 3 for 5 with two homers and six RBIs including a three-run shot in the fifth and a two-run blast in the eighth to edge Houston 10-9. He argued a fielding error by shortstop Heidemann on a third inning play and noted the throw was misjudged. The Mets rally capped a day of NL action including Phils 11 Reds 4 and Dodgers 5 Cubs 3 in 12 innings.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Results Recap
Chicago lost to Milwaukee while Detroit beat Kansas City and Oakland defeated Baltimore. Cleveland rolled over California, New York toppled Minnesota, Texas beat Boston in a high scoring day.
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Giants defeated in pitchers duel by Tacoma 1-0
Tacoma blanked the Phoenix Giants 1-0 in a Pacific Coast League game. Tom Norton and Mike Pazik sheltered five hits, with Norton lasting seven and two thirds innings and Pazik finishing the last stretch. Phoenix's Tony Gonzalez pitched well through six, but Sal Butera doubled and Bill Ralston drove in the lone run.
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Post 75 Defeats Suncrest Builders 5 3 in Legion Play
Post 75 improved to 5-4 in the second half with a 5-3 win over Suncrest Builders. Curt Lake earned the victory, going five innings with six strikeouts and a near no hitter before Suncrest rallied in the fifth. Greg Clark and Lake contributed RBIs, while Suncrest errors produced additional Post 75 runs. In B level action, Chaparral Armour-Dial routed Sanderson Ford 16-4 as Ken Likewide won with three hits and 10 strikeouts.
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Dizzy Dean remembered as folk hero and showman
One year after his death the legend of Dizzy Dean endures as a rural folk hero and colorful broadcaster. The Ozark native rose from a second grade education to baseball stardom with the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1930s and later became a beloved, flamboyant TV personality known for The Wabash Cannonball and his blunt, humorous language.
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White Sox sweep Brewers as Stein belts grand slam
Wilbur Wood earned his third straight complete game in the 9-2 opener win over Milwaukee, despite a first-inning homer by Gorman Thomas. Bill Stein then hit a grand slam in the fourth of game two, sealing a 10-5 Chicago victory and a doubleheader sweep. Other AL results included New York, Texas, Detroit, Cleveland, and Oakland wins.
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Racquets Suffer 32-22 Loss to New York Sets
The Phoenix Racquets were routed 32-22 by the New York Sets in a World Team Tennis match. Tony Roche won the Racquets' lone set in men singles 7-6 with a 5-3 tiebreak. Virginia Wade led the Sets with a 6-3 women’s singles over Francoise Durr.
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Suns finish 6-0 in Southern California Summer League title clinch
Phoenix Suns beat Chicago Bulls 101-90 to stay unbeaten at 6-0 and clinch the first round league championship. Mike Bantam and Nate Hawthrone each scored 22, Alvin Adams added 10 with 13 rebounds before fouling out. Clifton Poindexter led Bulls with 22. Larry Friend called the win a rough but best of the season.
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VIP Team Ousted From Arizona Nonpro Baseball Tour
VIP and Suggs Pool Service both ended their seasons in the Arizona Northern District Nonpro Baseball Tournament. VIP fell 3-2 to Queen Creek on Saturday after Dennis Ray Tim Myers and Ron Jones tied the game but a sun‑hindered fly ball allowed the winning run. Crown Vacuum beat VIP 7-6 Sunday as a dropped fly produced Crown’s decisive seventh run. Rick Snyder and Jones each had two hits for VIP, which finished 40-14 on the summer season.
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Hauser Dominates ATA Sunday Shoot at Arizona Trap
Jerry Hauser wins high overall with 295 of 300 at the Arizona Trap and Skeet Club event. He takes the 60 pair doubles title with 99 of 100, places second in 100 handicap with 96 to Jack Ames, and wins 100 singles with a perfect 100 while Herb Root adds 99 and others trail with 98 to 93 birds.
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