All City Baseball Team Dominated by Scottsdale High
Scottsdale High places six on the first team with Jeff Brock earning a perfect pitching record. The lineup includes Roy Muller Kevin Woudenberg Dave Phillips Phil Vetter and Gary Farrally from Scottsdale along with Arcadia’s Mike Smith and Doug Black and Coronado’s Jeff Walker. Special mention for Saguaro’s Mark Wales and Bill Swisher.
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Lee Gould
Scotsdale High School
Scottsdale Progress
Beaver
Arcadia
Coronado
Scottsdale
Jeff Brock
Roy Muller
Kevin Woudenberg
Dave Phillips
Phil Vetter
Gary Farrally
Mike Smith
Doug Black
Jeff Walker
Saguaro
Mark Wales
Entehjer Bill Swisher
James Stephens
Roy Coppinger
Skip Schifino
Ed Littleton
Progress
Brock
Muller
Vetter
Smith
Farrally
Wandenberg
Phillips
Black
Walker
Morrison
AOI
Steve Dir
Kim Short
Jack Smith
Jack Kane
Arcattia
Pat Hawkins
Woudenberg
Husky
Dave
Swisher
Sabercats
Steve Diz
Diz
Short
Kane
Hankins
Hawkins
Morris in bottom seventh seals city softball win
Morris Sporting Goods wins 3 2 over Pena Club No 1 in city fast pitch as Morris breaks tie in bottom of seventh. Val Harper earns win and goes 2 for 2. Paul Bronner takes loss. Other games: Arizona Tortilla shuts Hustle Inn 5 0 with Ron Bishop homering. ALT tops Mills 18 16 in slow pitch.
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Morris Sporting Goods
Pena Club
Val Harper
Paul Bronner
Jim Tingwald
Danny Wolft
Corky Northrup
Chuck McDonald
Warren Walker
Bob McCall
Jack Anderson
Pera
Arizona
Hustle Inn
Ron Bishop
Jim van Zanen
Keith Hoffman
Bill Chicks
John Boyd
Hustle
Onty
Ken Cooper
Dale Hunter
Ron Batess
ALT
American Federation of Teachers
Mills
DuNann Leads Midas to 91-inning Win Over Monarchs
Dennis DuNann struck out 16 in Thursday’s 91 inning win as Midas Muffler beat the East Lake Monarchs. Teammate Ron Barr doubled twice for 2 RBIs while Mike Bloom and John Booth joined with two hits each. Midas plays Sunday at 7:45 p.m. at Phoenix College.
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Scottsdale
Dennis DuNann
Midas Muffler
Eastlake Monarchs
DuNann
Mike Bloom
Coronado High
Ron Barr
Arcadia High
Bob Valenzuela
John Booth
Barr
Midas
Phoenix College
West Phoenix High Invitational Decathlon Opens With Five Events
The opening day schedule lists high jump 100-meter dash broad jump 400-meter dash and shot put at West's track. The meet runs through Saturday with pole vault javelin high hurdles discus and 1500-meter dash at Phoenix College. The Decathlon is open to all Arizona Interscholastic Association member schools, with a four-per-school limit.
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Phoenix
UPN
West Phoenix High
West
Phoenix College
Arizona Interscholastic Association
Swim Meet Begins Today at Scottsdale Pool
Several hundred young swimmers gather for an AAU limited meet at Scottsdale Community Pool tonight and Saturday. The event, sponsored by the Scottsdale Parents Club, Camelback Jaycees, and Scottsdale Parka Dept, draws over 900 entries from about 200 swimmers. Coach Td Anderson notes the AAU sanctioned meet is for those未 finishing first to third in their age group events. Public pool closure is planned for both days to host the competition.
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Scottsdale
AAU
Camelback Jaycees
Scottsdale Parka
Td Anderson
Amateur Athletic Union
Anderson
Whitlow heads to Toronto for Western talks with Leafs
Phoenix general manager Whitlow left Thursday for Toronto as talks continue with Maple Leafs management about a possible hockey franchise. The visit aims to advance discussions on establishing a team in the Western League with Maple Leafs officials.
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Toronto
Canada
Whitlow
Phoenix
Bob Whitlow
Ariz
L'Oronto Maple Leafs
J Cily
Dodgers edge Cards in Hohokam League thriller
In Hohokam II action the Dodgers beat the Cards 6-5 behind Al Garcia who fanned 12 and doubled his way to a triple and single. Brad Ligget led the losers with a triple as Rob Kalebishick and Davies Robertson contributed pitching depth.
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Dodgers
Yankees
al Garcia
Dave Robertson
Rob Kalebishick
Robertson
Paul Kaplan
Brad Ligget
Dean Chance Quietly Champs AL With Four-Hit Shutout
Dean Chance, 26, former Cy Young winner, pitched a four hit shutout to lead the Minnesota Twins to a 4 0 victory over the Boston Red Sox. The win moved Chance to the AL lead in wins as he rebounds from a troubled period and a trade from California Angels. Elsewhere Washington beat California 1 0 and Cleveland defeated Detroit 8 2 with Camilo Pascual tossing his third complete game. Bob Laverine drove in the only run with a third inning single.
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Stassion
Minnesota
Boston Red Sox
Twins
Chance
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Ohio
California Angels
Don Mincher
Jimmie Hall
Pete Cimino
Washington
California
Cleveland
Detroit
Camilo Pascual
Bob Laverine
Senators
Pascual
Laverine
Giants Rally Behind Perry as Franks Stays Calm
Franks trusted Perry despite a slow start and the righthander delivered a two hitter in a 7-1 win over the Pirates. The Giants moved to 25-19, third in the league, while Cincinnati, Houston, St. Louis and Philadelphia won in other NL games. Perry extended his win streak to three while posting 62 hits allowed in 73 innings earlier.
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Herman Franks
Giants
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Perry
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
New York Mets
St. Louis
Atlanta
Braves
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Herman
Dodgers
Donn Clendenon
Devils Open NCAA District 7 Title With Air Force
The Arizona State Sun Devils host Air Force Academy in the opener of a three game series for the NCAA District 7 title with a bid to the College World Series at stake. Gary Gentry leads the Devils against Jim Hogarty as ASU seeks to extend its 46-10 season mark and a Sunday championship. Jeff Pentland starts Saturday’s opener with Tom Burgess handling the second game duties.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona State Sun Devils
Air Force Academy
Dine Pau
Oonaha
Neb
Devils
Gary Gentry
Gentry
Jim Hogarty
Falcons
Idaho
A-State
Jeff Pentland
Sun Devils
Phoenix College
Tom Burgess
Giants Fall 11-6 to Indians in Final Home Stand
Phoenix Giants lose 11-6 to Indianapolis Indians in Pacific Coast League action. Bill Fischer relieved in the third after Phoenix led 2 0, Indians rapped six hits in the fourth to take the lead. Buddy Bradford two triples drove in four. Ed Stroud three singles and a triple for 3 RBI. Bob Burda homered for Phoenix and Dave Marshall hit a two run inside the park shot in the second.
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Terry Schreiber
Jeff Bowman
Schrieber
Albertine
Hill
Pirates
Redlegs
Terry Divadis
Harold Zimmerman
Yankees
Bob Miles
Roger Kain
South Scottsdale
Dave Robinson
John Sewell
Ubes
Giants
Braves
Glen Parrioit
Kenny Stephens
Larry Heckathorn
Stephens
Bruce Work
Parriott
Hal Watchman
Heckathorn
Scottsdale
Twins
Phillies
Doug Zedon
Ricky Dennis
Phil Ferguson
Joe Janis
Saloma
Rick Leidner
Craig Swartwood
Phoenix
Phoenix Giants
Indianapolis Indians
Indians
Indianapolis
Bill Fischer
Buddy Bradford
Ed Stroud
RBI
Bob Burda
Dave Marshall
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City
Morris
Hohokam League
John Garcia
Yanks
Cards
Tom Rowan
John Osbark
John Tomlinson
Craichton Smith
Salt River
Kim Melius
Red Sox
Rick Gaphardt
Eric Winterbottom
Ricky Nelson
Frank Salarez
Ralph Longwaker
Sox
Roy Trevino
Cubs
Mat Ritter
Dean
Dean Chance
Franks
Faith
Gaylor Perry
San Francisco Giants
Willie Stargell
Tommy Helms
Reds
Chicago
Red
Billy Wiliams
Cub
Bob Lee
Mike Cuellar
Eddie, Mathews
Mets
Cuellar
Scottsdale Plumbing CO
Osborn
Simoniz
Roy's Shell Service
Shell
N. Scottsdale Rd
Devil Cadet
Scottsdale Screen Service
AT Your
Service
Ssi
Madison
East McDowell Roads
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