KRUX shuts out opponents in opening tourney game
KRUX American Legion B1 team beat U S Royal Tire 5 0 behind pitcher Terry Hornbaker who allowed three hits and one walk while fanning 11. Rich Lavalle, Ron Baker, Roy Muller and Hornbaker had one hit each as Bob Wade drove in two with sacrifice bunts. Glendale defeated Tempe 42 in the other round.
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U.S. Royal Tire
Glendale
South Phoenix
Tempe
Terry Hornbaker
KRUX
Rich Lavalle
Ron Baker
Roy Muller
Bob Wade
USL
Royal
Scottsdale
Arcadia High School
Jay George
Steve Lombard
John Neil
John Dunfee
Mike Smith
Larry Leesman
Rich Savaile
John O
Arcadia
Tom Aymar
Mark Lasley
Scottsdale High
Western Athletic Conference Football Class of 1970 Preview
New Mexico aims to repeat at or near the top as WAC favorites, with BYU Utah Arizona and Wyoming among hopefuls. Arizona State and Arizona face rebuilds, Utah fills gaps with 22 lettermen, while New Mexico returns Quintana after losses. Coaches cite sophomores and transfers to bolster lines and backfields for the coming season.
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Brigham ‘Young University
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Arizona State University
Frank Kush
Sun Devil
New México
Stan Quintana
WAG
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Henry Carr
Larry Todd
Ben’ Hawkins
Devils
John Torok
Ray Nagel
Locals win opening games in Pony League playoffs
In the Pony League invitational at Yavapai School Scottsdale Nationals beat South Mountain 8 4 behind Wayne Atkins 12 strikeouts. Arcadia blanked Madison-Simas 8 2 with Star Wang no hitting for five innings and relief by Al Himelfarb.
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Scottsdale Nationals
Wayne Atkins
South Mountain
Arcadia Pony League
Madison-Simas
Scottsdale American
Loma Linda
Atkins
Ernest Angulo
Mike Bishop
Nationals
Eddie Lewis
Mark Brown
Mike Hundke
Pat Dempsey
Star Wang
Arcadia
Wang
al Himelfarb
Himelfarb
Madison
Robert Watkins
Spencer Price
Watkins
Dave Allen
Mincher's pinch hit pays off as Twins win
Sam Mele kept Mincher on the bench but he delivered in a key pinch role. Mincher homered with two on base to spark an 8-2 Minnesota victory as Killebrew hit his 20th and Jim Grant earned win. Angels also beat the Red Sox while Dodgers, Cardinals, and Brewers won in the National League.
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Twins
Mele
Harmon Killebréw
Alabama
Louis
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Houston
Killebrew
Milt Pappas
Jim Grant
Gary Roggenburk
Jim Gregosi
Angels
Red Sox
George Brunet
Lou Clinton
Bob Rodgers
Vic Power
Dave Morehead
Palmer returns in Baltimore loss to Minnesota
Jim Palmer pitched after a long layoff but Baltimore fell 8 to 2 to Minnesota. Milt Pappas also contributed for the Orioles in the defeat.
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Scottsdale
Jim Palmer
Moonday
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Twinsi
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Baseball Today Monday Respite and Tuesday Projections
Baseball results show Minnesota 8 Baltimore 2 and Los Angeles 6 Boston 2 on Monday night. Tuesday features matchups with Chicago at Cleveland and Minnesota at Washington among slated games and probable pitchers listed, with notes on late-night starts and interleague pairings.
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Porter in golf tourney veterans vs youngsters at Western Amateur
Porter III joins an impressive field for the 1965 Western Amateur at Point O Woods Country Club. The event runs from Wednesday to August 1 with Walker Cup and America Cup veterans leading the list alongside rising collegians like George Boutell and Marty Fleckman.
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Joe Porter III
Point O’woods Country Club
George Boutell
Phoeniix
Marity Fleckman
Houston
Straine Shuts Out Indians to Clinch Little League Title
Jeff Straine pitched a one hitter over the Papago Plaza Indians to push the Burger Chef Yankees to an 18 to 1 victory and the South Scottsdale Little League title. He went the distance, struck out 42, and added a homer and single.
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Burger Chef Yankees
Papago Plaza Indians
South Scottsdale
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Sever
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Bob “Cove
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Perkins
Johnson leads after two under par 70 in youth tour
Terry Johnson shot a two under par 70 in the opening round of the North Central Optimist Club junior golf tournament at Valley Country Club to grab a two stroke lead. He was four under on the front nine and two over on the back. The tourney features 79 entrants with Michelle OConnor the sole girl contending in the third flight. The event runs through next Monday with a banquet and trophies to follow.
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Optimist Club
Valley Country Club
Johnson
Splonick
Pepest Ey
Michelle O'Connor
Vos‘burg
Allen
Bauer
Porch
Hirohito
Frazier
Wright
LeBlanc
Registered shoot set for tonight at Scottsdale Gun Club
The Scottsdale Gun Club hosts its first Pacific International Trapshooting Association registered shoot in Arizona. Competition begins at 8 30 p m at the club four miles north of McDowell on the Bee Line Highway with practice traps opening at 5 30 p m.
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Pacific International Trapshooting Assn
Arizona
McDowell
Bee Line Highway
State
Paradise Valley Methodist Sizzles In YMCA Softball Action
Paradise Valley Methodist hammered Valley Plaza Methodist as John Van Reusen Gerry Van Reusen Sollenberger and Roberts homered. Valley Plaza reply came from John McCrary Richard Anderson and Dave Wertz. In a separate game Abiding Savior Lutheran defeated Ascension Lutheran 26 to 12 with Gunning Stamper and Lewis homering and Young belting three.
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Paradise Valley Methodist
Ymca Church Softball League
Valley Plaza Methodist
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Gerry Van _ Reusen
Sollenberger
Roberts
Paradise Valley
John McCrary
Richard Anderson
Dave Wertz
Valley
Morris Sporting Goods Opens Long Road in Legion Tourney
Morris Sporting Goods opens the East Central American Legion tournament in a losers bracket clash with Tempe at 6 pm while Westwood and Chandler meet at 8. Morris dropped to the losers bracket after a 4-3 loss to Chandler, with Denis DuNann fans 17 but issues with eight walks. Mike Lambert homered for Morris and Vetter and Hawkins contributed early hits. Chandler rallied to tie and win in the eighth behind James Tate and a squeeze by Guadalupe Rodrigues, with Dossey driving in the final run. Westwood routed Tempe 26-7 in the other game. Magna Plate, Arcadia, fell 6-3 to Thunderbird Freight in West Central action, while Sanderson Ford evened with Kerr Sporting Goods at 6-0. Arcadia grad Ron Barr had two doubles and two singles in Magna Plate’s series, and Chris Martin went the distance.
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Chuck Hawkins
Morris
Chandler
James Tate
Tate
James Clark
Enrique Ayala
Guadalupe Rodrigues
Clark
Rodrigues
Ayala
Robert Dossey
Lambert
Hawkins
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Westwood
Tempe
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