Devils Set Sights on Missouri Nine
Arizona State defeated Air Force Academy 7-6 to advance to the College World Series and will face Missouri in Omaha at 7:30 p.m. Phoenix Time. The game featured a seventh inning double steal, late drama, and a dropped fly ball that allowed AF to fall short.
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Big strikeout gem powers Allied Dodger win in Ingleside league
Brad James struck out 16 and allowed one hit as the Allied Construction Dodgers shutout the Hebbard and Charles Braves 12-0 in Ingleside Little League. Four Braves pitchers worked, George Endres took the loss. Doug Pickrell, Andy Newton led Dodgers hitters with three singles and two doubles respectively. Other minor league results include Bees over Rainiers 9-1 and Mark Moore fanning 15 in a 7-3 Dodgers win over the Yankees in Ho Ho Kam. Rays of scoring included Ray Campbell and Moore with doubles. In Scottsdale Little League, Morris Sporting Goods Red Sox beat Messinger Mortuary 6-3. Atkins fanned 13 over Zebell’s 10. The Avis-Rent-A-Car Indians edged Munson Mortgage Dodgers 6-5 in seven at Kai Bab field. Barrett drove in the winning run in the seventh. Indians had nine hits led by Muller Freestone and Brady. Dodgers managed five hits. SOUTH SCOTTSDALE Papago Plaza Indians defeat Advance Auto Supply
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Ingleside Red Sox top Kachina Pirates 7 to 3 in Pony League
Mark Lasley launched a fifth inning homer with two aboard and Jim Kane earned the win with 12 strikeouts as Ingleside defeats Kachina 7 3. Ken New hit a three run homer for the Pirates.
Beeline Duo Set For Run At Bee Line Dragway
Norwalk racer Junior Thompson in a 1940 Willys coupe faces Speed Engineering’s GMC blown Chevy drag car in a best two out of three match at Bee Line Dragway. Time trials start 4:30 p.m. with eliminations at 8:30.
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Koufax Narrowly Misses Perfect No Hitter in Road Win
Sandy Koufax pitched his third consecutive no hitter of his career, 3-0 Dodgers over the Phillies, losing perfection by a inches when Richie Allen’s 3-2 pitch in the fourth slid outside. Koufax struck out 12, with Frank Howard's seventh inning three run homer providing all Dodgers runs as night games continue.
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Notcha Leads Frontier High Bowling, 267 High Game
J Notcha bowled the high game 267 and tied the series at 639 with H R MacKenzie in Frontier Lanes Men's Doubles. MacKenzie added 235, 212, 192 for 639 while Notcha posted 212 and 160. Bert Austin 633 and 218 high game. Naderer 624-215. Theodore Joe 615-210. In Ladies Open, Pat Naderer led with 531 series (201 170 160), Jessie Houck 529 and 214, Laura Jamison 514 and 185.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's NL AL Schedule
National League standings list Philadelphia leading with 27 wins and 16 losses followed by San Francisco 27-19 St Louis 26-22 and others. Thursday results include Houston 7 New York 3 and Chicago 2 St Louis 1. Friday night pitchers feature Hobbie Tsitouris Moeller Ortega Cisco Marichal Mahaffey Nottebart Friend. Saturday games schedule LA NY Chicago Milwaukee Houston Pittsburgh San Fran Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati. American League leaders Baltimore 30 15 and Cleveland 23 18. New York Minnesota Boston Detroit Washington and Chicago also listed with records and tonight's matchups Chicago at Milwaukee New York at Los Angeles Baltimore at Kansas City Minnesota at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Boston at Kansas City Detroit at Chicago.
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Twenty Athletes Nominated for WAC Athlete of the Year
Salt Lake City UPI reports twenty athletes across five sports receive nominations for the United Press International Western Athletic Conference Athlete of the Year. Nominees come from Arizona Arizona State Brigham Young University New Mexico Utah and Wyoming with ballots due June 8.
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Magee Captures Lead in T Bird Championship
Jerry Magee held a slender one shot lead after the opening round at Westchester Country Club in Rye New York. His 66 put him ahead of Ken Ventura Phil Rodgers and a pack of veterans including Arnold Palmer who sat two back. Jack Nicklaus stumbled to 73 as 43 players broke par with Tony Lema Ken Nagle Bob Goalby and others at 68.
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Phoenix College Bears Capture National Junior College Golf Title
Phoenix College won the National Junior College Golf Championship at Grand Rapids with a 1225 team total after four rounds. Odessa College edged to second with 1241, while Miami Dade College finished third at 1257 in the 72 hole event.
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