Hitterless Night as Cubs Top Yankees 5-0 in Major League Play
Cubs blank Yankees 5-0 behind Crowell strong support from Merriatt as Brady and Knudsen on offense. Measel and Ickart doubled for the Yanks who managed three hits and a walk in Scottsdale. Yankees then beat White Sox 4-2 led by Davis on the mound with solid defense.
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Major Lagues
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Jidy
Arper
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Brady
Ted
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Angels
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Measel
Jerry
Ickart
Rady
Alan Knudsen
Pitcner Uddy
McElroy
Yast
White Sox
Kevin
Davis
Andy
Frola
Ro ‘Acosta
Jose Wallace
Kenny. Johnson
Kevin Meeks
Billy. Burgoon
Sox
Steve
Taylor
Bill Gunther
Braves
Arcadia Prevails 12-0 as Donker Hurls One-Hitter
Arcadia, led by pitcher Jim Donker, crushed South Mountain 12-0 in a five inning Legion game. Donker allowed only a bloop single, struck out five, and faced 16 batters. Arcadia jumped to 1-2 in Legion play, capitalizing on nine South errors and key hits from Catalonotte, Woodward, Placek, and Hileman to seal the victory.
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Read
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Steve Placek
Don Schlander
Wayne Ake
Saguaro
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Phillies, Indians, Pilots win in senior leagues
Bruce Work and Tom Hill led the Phillies to an 11 5 victory over the Twins in South Scottsdale. Jon Williams hurled a three hitter and tripled as the Indians routed the Angels 15 5. Kean McCready threw a four hitter as the Pilots beat the Yankees 13 11. The Mets overcame a 9 4 deficit to beat the Cardinals 10 9 as John Alexander homered and Tom Smith drove in the winning runs.
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Tom Decker
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Jack Condrey
Allen Samsill
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Angels
Larry Abst
Pace
Hohokamkean McCready
McCready
Mets
John Alexander
Tom Smith
Mike Makings
John DeWolf
Fourth no hitter flipped in softball action
The fourth no hitter of the year was yielded in city fast pitch softball as Holmes blanked Camelback 12-0 behind Don Senograff. Wayne Weigold went 2 3. Ken Morgan threw a two hitter for Morris in a 7 2 win over Motorola. Bob Spradling homered for the winners and Dave Wertz hit a homer for Our Heritage in Scottsdale in a 13 6 victory over YMCA Los Arcos.
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Mike Frank
Denny Jupina
Scottsdale
Kevin“ West
Roger Howe
Waite Sox
Pirates
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Jett Smith
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Doug Wagher
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Weigold
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Lou Starkey
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Shell
Ymca Los Arcos
YMCA
Dave Wertz
S . Homer
Mark
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