Coronado and Chaparral Seek Edge in Arizona Summer Prep Tour
Coronado High School hosts the Arizona State Summer Prep Basketball Tournament with Coronado facing Thunderbird Recreation at 8 p.m. and Chaparral meeting Keickhofer Boys Club at 9:15 p.m. after opening-round losses for several teams. Glenarm and Washington post strong wins in the first day as Scottsdale, Chandler, Salvation Army, Coolidge, and Mesa also win.
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Shadow Mountain
Salvation Army
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Prescott
Mesa
Payson
Abdoke Mountain
Tempe McClintock
Phoenix Greenway
Scottsdale Seeks Big League Title In Denver Matchup
Scottsdale faces Section Two champ in the Western Division Four Big League Tournament first round at Littleton High School in Denver Colorado. Coronado High graduate Keith Helier will start against Mesa while Rick Miller Bill Dozier Shane Murphy and Al Bacon provide relief. Pagel Mueller Schleif Bried Shalley and Fredrickson led a 3-1 section tourney for Scottsdale as the team travels from Mesa to Denver for Friday finals.
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Saguaro
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Shane Murphy
al Bacon
Utah-Nevada
Colorado
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Littleton
Mark Pagel
Pagel
Doug Mueller
Todd Schleif
Jim Bried
Roger Shalley
Jim Fredrickson
Fisk's big night powers Red Sox past Brewers in ninth
Carlton Fisk drove in five with a run scoring single in the first a two run homer in the fourth and a tiebreaking bases loaded single in the bottom of the ninth as Boston beat Milwaukee 7 6. Detroit, Minnesota and Oakland also won while Cleveland beat Baltimore in 10 innings.
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California
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Baltimore
Ev Graham wins opener in City Mens Sro Pitch tourney
First round action across AA A National B American and C National divisions produced multiple decisive results. E V Graham defeated Carl’s Seafoods 11 2 while Brennan beat Be Boppers 5 3 and Roman Village crushed Wheelery 12 1.
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Pizza Owen
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Hot Kouigee
King & Queen
Scottsdale Bible
Murphy Brothers
23Rd Ward
Gary Watkins
Dave Piper
Paul Hirst
Gary Rhodes
Steve Morgan
Kings & Queens
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Mando Cano
Frank Robles
Larry Allen
Raiders
Red Carpet
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Valleywide
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Hard Chrome
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Rich Thompson
Bob Watson
St. Daniel's
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Giants Top Tucson 4-2 Behind Pepper's Three RBIs
Tony Pepper fueled the win for the Giants with a first inning RBI single, a third inning run, and a seventh inning RBI triple. Larry Herndon added a third run on Pepper's single, and Charlie Sands scored after Ramon Webster's double. Greg Minton earned his seventh win with a stretch of 16 straight outs. Ed Sukla pitched in relief in the seventh.
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Tony Pepper
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East Scottsdale Leads District Seven to Arizona Major Little League Start
East Scottsdale opened the Arizona Major Little League Tournament with a 5 p.m. game against Western Tucson in Winslow. The eight-team, single-elimination event seeks a berth to the regional in San Bernardino. East blossomed with 60 runs and nine homers in five games aided by Pat Martin and Jim Whitaker on the mound.
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Pat Martin
Jim Whitaker
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Tucson
Whitaker
Phils surge in NL East with 5-2 win over Pirates
The Philadelphia Phillies beat Pittsburgh 5-2 for their eighth straight win over the Pirates, keeping pressure on the NL East leaders as Cincinnati and others won. Dick Allen drove in two with a bloop triple, while Bruce Kison and Larry Christenson pitched in a close affair before the Phils broke it open. Reds extended lead to 13½ games after Dan Driessen and George Foster powered a 8-4 victory over San Francisco.
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Dan Driessen
George Foster
Chris Speier
One Division Race Tightens With Two Months Left
A look at how the 1975 baseball season compares to 1974 shows Boston and Oakland holding comfortable leads in the AL East and AL West, while the NL East sees Philadelphia and Pittsburgh jockeying for position and the NL West features Cincinnati pulling away from the Dodgers. The Pirates lost ground and the Rangers faded, leaving the Pennsylvan ia clash as the sole real title fight of note.
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Pacific Coast League Results Monday
Sacramento defeated Tacoma 6 to 2 while Phoenix beat Tucson 4 to 2. Hawaii shut out Spokane 7 to 0. Salt Lake split a doubleheader with Albuquerque 3 and 4.
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Tucson
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Spokane
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Albuquerque
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