Schleif's Birthday Blast Lifts Scottsdale Past Tucson 3 2
Todd Schleif, birthday boy, belted a 420 foot homer as Scottsdale beat Tucson 3 2 in the Section 1 tourney opener. Rick Miller pitched a complete game, fanning 10, overcoming two first inning Tucson runs and holding off a seventh inning rally. Scottsdale advances to face Silver City, N M tonight at 7 30 in Fitch Park.
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Rick Miller
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Tucson
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Todd Bothwell
Chris Broglia
Fitch Park
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N.M
Mesa
Jim Bried
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Racquets Struggle On Road In World Team Tennis Loss
Phoenix Racquets fell to the Pittsburgh Triangles 30-21 on the road. Mixed doubles upset featured Kris Shaw and Jeff Austin over Rayni Fox and Kim Warwick 6-4. Mark Cox defeated Tony Roche 7-6 in a tiebreaker 5-0. Evonne Goolagong beat Francoise Durr 8-3 in women's singles. Next up, Phoenix visits Indianapolis to face the Indiana Loves.
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Kim Warwick
Mark Cox
Tony Roche
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Shaw
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Taylor family ties anchor Camelback Tennis leadership
Joe Taylor named head teaching professional at Camelback Racquet Club in the Valley, bringing a storied tennis career from Rhode Island to California and Texas. He credits early coaching from Bob Harmon, shares a late 1960s World Championship Tennis era pedigree, and notes his brothers Harry and George also hold top roles in Valley clubs.
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Graham Village force Class AA slo-pitch title tie
Graham and Morris Athletic split a 3-2 contest with Graham scoring in the sixth to tie the race for the Class AA city men’s slo-pitch crown. Roman Village had forfeit win over Brennan as teams finish 11-3. multiple local clubs posted wins in a busy league night.
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al Flowers
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Pima B girls sweep in Class B fast pitch tourney
Pima High School B team won twice in the Phoenix Parks and Recreation Class B fast pitch event. They defeated Maryvale 18 to 9 with runs in every inning and got homers from Lori Graves Sue Murray and Chris Thom. They then beat Clarendon 17 to 4 as Stephanie Metlon doubled tripled and singled and Pima broke the game open with eight runs in the second inning.
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Rozelle Rule trial lingers in Minneapolis
Nearly two months of testimony have ended in the Rozelle Rule case. Judge Earl R. Larson expects a verdict no sooner than late this year with an automatic appeal likely. The class-action suit began in 1972 on behalf of NFL players, led by Joe Kapp, challenging the option compensation rule.
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Schools begin accepting gals into athletics
The AP reports on Title IX regulations taking effect, requiring equal opportunity in sports across 16,000 school districts and 2,700 higher education institutions. NCAA officials favor compromise on funding, while many schools already act to comply, including student surveys at William & Mary and Northwestern to gauge interest.
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Giants Hammer Twins In 24-15 Arcadia Pony League Win
The Giants exploded for 17 runs in the first inning and rolled to a 24 to 15 victory over the Twins in Arcadia Pony League. George Adams led with three singles as part of a 15 hit Giants attack. Gordon Durack Ray Benzema and Wayne Loughrnge contributed key hits and a homer. Jack Ingle led the Twins with three hits while Mike Susic and Tracy Allen each added two.
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Arcadia
George Adams
Gordon Durack
Ray Benzema
Wayne Loughrnge
Jack Ingle
Mike Susic
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