Cage Camp Segins Monday
A local basketball camp announced by ASU coach Ned Walk and Bruce Larson will begin Monday in Tempe. Special advisors Tom Bennett and Canon College's Dave Brazel join, with sessions stressing fundamentals and team play. daily games and playoffs planned.
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Ned Walk
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Ne Sun Devils
Bruce Larson
Ace Cort Heath
Vesa Hiah
Dave Brazel
Canon College
Tom Bennett
Camelback High
Wite
Pepert
Ita
Ace II Dodgers subdue Yankees in Ho Ho Kam League
Craig Washburn struck out 10 for the unsponsored Dodgers in a 4-4 draw with the Yankees. Dennis Simmons led Dodger offense with two singles and three RBIs, while Bruce Peterson doubled twice for the Yankees and Danny Hartlauer added a double. Several other minor league games and notables are listed, including no-sponsor teams and multiple pitching lines.
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Craig Washburn
Dodgers
Yankees
Bruce Peterson
Dodger
Dennis Simmons
Billy Summers
Bill, Hackson
Danny Hink
Yankee
Danny Hartlauer
Wevins Holcomb
Mark Moore
Sponers
Handsome Jim wooed by flicks but he stays with Angels
Jim Fregosi shined for the Los Angeles Angels as he drove in six runs in a 7-4 opener win over the Cleveland Indians, then sat out the nightcap due to a leg injury as Los Angeles completed a sweep with a 5-3 victory. Fregosi added four hits in six at bats, lifting his average to .362 and tying for the American League batting lead with Tony Oliva.
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Fregosi
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Chuck Connors
Rigner
Angels
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles
Sonny Siebert
Fregosis
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Bob Duliba
Don Lée
Dick Howser
Tommy John
White Sox
Orioles
Red Sox
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Senators
Athletics
Tigers
Twins
Pirates
Phils
Jeanue
Giants
Short
Bob Bailey
Bill Mazeroski
Clay Dalrymple
Philadelphia
Bob Friend
John Herrnstein
Cardinals
St. Louis
New Dive Tower Opens Saturday at Olympic Complex
The Phoenix Olympic Club will dedicate its new $100,000 diving installation at the Olympic complex near Apache Junction. The joint event will mark the official dedication of the facility and will sanction diving competitions by the AAU. About 50 divers are expected to compete in the championships.
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Wil Fe
Olympic
Apache Junction
Wnhen
Phoenix Olymipic Club
An- Toten
Savior Crowns Lutheran Triumph In Softball Encounter
Savior Crowns Lutheran defeated Ascension Lutheran 22 to 10 in YMCA Church league play. Joe Shull pitched for Savior. Tony Miess homered three times for the winners. Other games saw Scottsdale Presbyterian beat Valley Herbert 25 to 11. Valley’s Gary Glassford hit two homers. Paradise Valley Methodist led the league with a string of victories as Motorola suffered a loss to PV team. The article also notes an upcoming international diving meet with entries from New Zealand and Canada. Dick Smith will direct as US Olympic Diving Coach. Championships cover 10 and 3 meter events with two sessions and finals at 6 p.m. Phoenix and the Valley expect strong showings from Barbara McAlister Talmage, Nancy Poulsen, Patsy Willard.
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Rubles Presbyterian
Valley
Gary Glassford i
Pueradise
Valley Methodist
Jsugh
Motorola
Hoa
Turing
New Zealand
Canada
Dick Smith
Phoenix
Barbara McAlister Talmage
Nancy Poulsen
Patsy Willard
Baseball Tonight Rivalries Set for Night Time Games
Major league schedule lists Los Angeles at Detroit Kansas City at Cleveland Minnesota at Washington Chicago at New York Baltimore at Boston with games slated for the night and twi nights on the docket.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Minnnesota
Wash
Chicago
N.Y
Baltimore
Boston
San Fran
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Washington
Houston
Kansas City
St.Louis
Phila
Pueblo Tavern Keeps City League Lead With 7-0 Win
Pueblo Tavern defeated City Employees 7-0 to remain atop the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Softball League. Bill McNeills pitched four hitter for the winners as their record moved to 3 wins 1 tie while City Employees fell to 0-4. Suart Gibbons led Pueblo with a triple and a double.
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Scottsdale’ Parks ‘and Recreation
Bill MecNeills
Suart Gibbons
Pueblo
Pueblo -Tavern
Morris Sporting
Sixth Ward
Motorola
Mag’s Ham
Magna Plate Downs IBEW In Legion A Action
Magna Plate 3 IBEW 1 as Rick Bedenkop pitched 1 hit allowed and struck out 10. Ronnie Barr led Magna Plate with a triple and a single driving in two runs, Cal Rooker added a triple, Pat Beale a double, and Bedenkop a single. Norma Ashby started for IBBW with six strikeouts and four walks, relieved by Tom Jones who fanned seven. Magna Plate, Arcadia based, improves to 3-4 and hosts Phoenix College Friday at 8:30 p.m.
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Magna Plate
IBEW
American Legion
Ronnie Barr
Cal Rooker
Pat Beale
Bedenkop
Norma Ashby
IBBW
Tom Jones
Jones
Arcadia
Kerr's Mets Down Sabas In Scottsdale Pony League
Gary Thompson pitched a no hitter and struck out ten as Kerr's Sporting Goods Mets beat Saba's Department State Pirates 5-1 in the Scottsdale Kelks Pony League. Tom Normandin countered with a one hitter for the Pirates as four unearned Mets runs aided the win. Rich Shaffer had the Mets' lone hit. Johnny Lucera scored on a walk and wild pitch.
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Kerr's
Sporting Goods Mets
Saba
Department State Pirates
Scottsdale Kelks
Mets
Rich Shaffer
Pirates
Johnny Lucera
Scottsdale Medical Centers
Yankees
Hallcrall Homes
Red Sox
Buty Berger
Yankee
Berger
Brian Scott
Marty McGuire
Ken Ridpath
Omaha Raining Hits Collegians
Rain delayed the World Series of collegiate baseball with only one round completed. Seton Hall eliminated Texas A&M 14 5 before showers halted play. Mississippi and Arizona State were to resume their double elimination NCAA tournament game this afternoon.
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Neh
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Seton Hall
Texas A&m
Mississippi
Arizona State
Buick Open Kicks Off In Michigan With Top Pros
The Buick Open starts in Grand Blanc Michigan as Mike Souchak and Tony Lema lead a strong field of pros and amateurs in a 7200 yard test. Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and six past winners compete as the tourney opens a 14 event run through August 30 with a $50 000 purse and $1 111 000 total prize money.
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Warwick Lni Golf Club
Mike Souchak
Tony Lema
Congressional Country Club
Washington
Burke
Bill Collins
Julius Boros
Buick
Tey
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