Senior League roundup highlights Evans Dozer no hitter night
East Scottsdale Giants pitcher Larry Evans and reliever Bill Dozer combined for a no hitter against the Pirates as Evans fanned eight and Dozer added a strikeout. Giants offense produced four runs in the second and five in the fourth with John Aldrich Monte Varah and Dozer driving multiple hits. Other notes include Pima Navajo Cards beating Mets 6-2 behind Ron Bierce two hitter, East Scottsdale Orioles beating Indians 7-5, and South Scottsdale Athletics 5-2 over Astros led by Jim Anderson one hitter. Pirates beat Orioles 10-1 behind Jerry Pickart four inning win and homer. Cardinals 16-5 over Twins powered by Jeff Crowell three-run homer.
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SST swimmers grab firsts at Tempe A Meet
Scottsdale Swim Team members Barb Thompson and Ted Needham led with top finishes at the Tempe Invitational A Meet held at McClintock High School. Thompson won the13-14 girls 100-meter backstroke 1 18.0 and earned four seconds, while Needham took the 1500-meter freestyle in 19 99 7 with two seconds and a third.
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Borgs Sweep State Father and Son Golf Tourney Honors
Dr Emil Borg and sons Wade Jay Bret dominated the 13th annual State Father and Son Golf Tournament at Antelope Hills Prescott. The Borgs won top flight by six strokes over Bud and Shawn Bellis with a total 140. Jay and Bret also claimed flight titles, Dana Boudine had a hole in one on the 217 yard fifth.
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Baker Leads Midas Mufflers to 91 Victory Over Merritt Electric
Paul Baker powered a home run and a double driving in three as Midas Mufflers beat Merritt Electric 91 at Scottsdale Stadium. Terry Jones added a triple and single while John Booth had a double and single. The Mufflermen pulled ahead with three runs in the fifth and added five in the sixth to seal the win.
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NAIA baseball finals open at Phoenix Municipal Stadium
The NAIA baseball championship began at Phoenix Municipal Stadium with first round games featuring Oklahoma Christian versus Frostburg State, David Lipscomb against High Point, Winona State facing Laverne, and Sam Houston State against Lewis. Hall of Fame Banquet honors Ed Spiezio Marty Pattin and Elmer Kosub.
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Buckos two homers pace LL action a 11-8 win
Loloma Indian Matt Bucko belted two home runs and drove in five as his team beat the Cubs 11-8. He pitched eight hits, 11 strikeouts over the full game while Mike Boaz added two singles.
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Phoenix and Albuquerque Battle for PCL East Lead
Stingy pitching keeps the Eastern Division race tight as Albuquerque Dukes and Phoenix Giants split Sunday wins. McCormick blanked Tacoma 5–0 for Phoenix while Wall allowed five runs as Albuquerque toppled Portland 5–2. Joe Ferguson homered for Albuquerque and Ashby doubled for Portland. Eugene beat Salt Lake 8–7 and Tucson edged Hawaii 5–4. Standings show Albuquerque 31–23, Phoenix 31–24, Salt Lake 28–25, Tucson 27–29.
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Gibson homers as Cardinals rout Dodgers in Sunday finale
Bob Gibson earned his third straight win and second consecutive shutout while belting a two run homer. The Cardinals beat the Dodgers 4 0 at Dodger Stadium in a high profile game with 43 818 in attendance and a ceremony retiring the numbers of Robinson Campanella and Koufax.
Athletics sweep Orioles with pair of 2-0 wins
The Oakland Athletics defeated the Baltimore Orioles 2-0 in both games, securing the series three games to one. Jim Hunter earned his 100th career win with a two-hitter in the opener, while three Oakland hurlers shut out the Orioles in the nightcap as Oakland moved atop the AL West.
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