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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1971

Page

3

Giants Stumble but Maintains NL West Lead

San Francisco drops eight of nine as Montreal Expos hand them a 3-1 defeat. Fox voices concern over hitting and base running while Dodgers and Astros fail to gain ground. Various NL games include Pirates, Padres, and Mets winners in tight division race dynamics.

Fred McMane UPI San Francisco Giants Giants Montreal Expos San Francisco Los Angeles Houston Dodgers Charlie Fox Carl Morton

Giants stifle Spokane rally

Spokane trailed 8-0 but nearly hustled back as Phoenix held on 8-7 in a Pacific Coast League game. Skip Pitlock pitched seven innings before reliever Bill Faul surrendered the decisive two-run homer to Ron Cey in the ninth to seal Phoenix’s win.

United Press International Spokane Phoenix Skip Pitlock Indians Om Hutton Pitlock Joe Ferguson Marv Galliher George Lott Bill Faul Ron Cey Tom Paciorek Dave Kingman Chris Arnold Doyle Alexander Tacoma Hawaii Honolulu Adrian Garrett Homer

Mufflermen rally to beat Village Inn 8-6 in minor league game

Mufflermen improve to 2-0 with an eighth inning surge after Mike Kenneth fired six one hit innings and contributed at the plate. Fran Rolon closed out the win with two innings and six strikeouts. Jim Tate produced the go ahead infield single in the eighth as the Mufflers defeat Village Inn. They next face California Tire at Coronado Park and then travel to Tucson to meet Gil Lamb Construction.

Midas’ Mufflers Scottsdale Village Inn Mufflermen Mike Kenneth Kenneth Glendale Community College Jim Montoya Fran Rolen Scottsdale High School Beaver Rolon Mufflers Jim Tate California Tire Coronado Park 12Th Street McDowell Tucson Gil Lamb Construction

Self Defense Course For Women At Scottsdale YMCA

A four week course begins June 22 at the Scottsdale YMCA 3019 N Civic Center Plaza teaching women and girls self defense. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 8 30 p m with a $15 fee taught by Terry Kozell a black belt Juda expert. Call 945 6351 for details. class size is limited.

Scottsdale Civic Center Plaza Terry Kozell YMCA

Namath Finishes 12th in Harrah's Tahoe Invitational Golf

Namath of the New York Jets tied for 12th at the 10th annual Harrah's Tahoe Invitational in Stateline Nevada with a 0.77 behind the winner Bob Johnson of Midland Texas who posted a 0.92 under par.

Stateline Nev UPI New York Jets Joe Namath Jed Namath Bob Johnson Midland Tex

Mays and Aaron Lead Early NL All-Star Balloting

Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves and Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants top the early NL All-Star voting with 65,206 and 60,040 votes respectively for outfield spots. Johnny Bench leads catchers with 69,506 votes, Bud Harrelson and Don Kessinger lead the shortstop race, and Willie Stargell tops the outfield contenders behind Aaron and Mays. Sparky Anderson manages the pitchers selection.

NEW York UPI Hank Aaron Atlanta Braves Willie Mays San Francisco Giants Aaron Willie Stargell Pittsburgh Pirates Lou Brock St. Louis Cardinals Stargell Brock Johnny Benich Cincinnati ‘Reds Bench Jerry Grote New York Mets Shortstop Bud Harrelson Don Kessinger Chicago Cubs Harrelson Kessinger Willie McCovey Orlando Cepeda Atlanta McCovey Cepeda Glenn Beckett Cubs Julian Javier St.Louis

Fiesta Bowl name chosen for Tempe post season game

The post season football game at Tempe will be named the Fiesta Bowl and played December 27 at Sun Devil Stadium pitting the WAC champion against a visiting team. Gov Jack Williams chaired the judging committee which included Jack Stewart Abe Channin Verne Roamer and Ted Brown. Gary Keltner a Phoenix lawyer and University of Arizona graduate was drawn as sponsor and received four lifetime passes. Seventy seven entrants submitted the name while six thousand six hundred twenty contestants competed in the Name the Bowl contest.

United Press International Tempe Sun Devil Stadium Phoenix Jack Williams Jack

Orioles Roll Over Twins as Palmer Wins Ninth

The Baltimore Orioles completed a three game sweep of the Minnesota Twins behind six hit outings from Jim Palmer who logged his ninth win and first shutout of the season. Frank Robinson drove in five runs with a homer and two singles as Baltimore stretched their lead in the AL standings. Norm Cash led the Tigers with a 13th homer in a 3-2 win over Milwaukee, while the Indians, Yankees and other AL teams posted varying results.

Bob Robertson Steve Blass Pittsburgh Pirates Mets St. Louis New York Clay Kirby Nate Colbert Padres Kirby Nolan Ryan Ed Kranepool Jim Colborn Islanders Tucson Eugene Charlie Hartenstein Salt Lake Portland Eric Solderholm Chuck Vinson Billy Parker Steve Brye W. LL Tacoma Spokane W.-L. Pet Hawaii Phoenix Joe Carnicelli UPI Baltimore Orioles Bill Rigney Orioles Minnesota Twins Detroit Billy Martin Tigers Milwaukee Brewers Frank Robinson Jim Palmer Minnesota Palmer Twins Cleveland Chicago California Norm Cash Milwaukee Cash Willie Horton Joe Coleman Martin Ray Fosse Ted Uhlaender Indians Fosse Ray Lamb Graig Nettles Thurman Munson Johnny Stephenson Yankees

Free Summer Bowling Program Offered by Local Alleys

Frontier Lanes Papago Bowling offers a free summer program in cooperation with Scottsdale Parks and Recreation. Open to boys and girls 8 to 13, three two hour classes begin June 14 with morning or afternoon sessions. Participating lanes include Frontier Lanes Papago Lanes and Wagon Wheel Lanes.

Scottsdale Frontier E. Thomas Rd N. Scottsdale Rd Wagon Wheel F. Thomas

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