Cardinals overpower unsponsored Yankees 10-0 in Hohokam Little League
Ray Campbell and Jeff Brydie combined for nine strong innings with seven and one hit, respectively, as the unsponsored Yankees were shut out 10-0 by the Cardinals. John Moore and Brydle led at the plate with two singles each, while Brian Bill doubled.
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Brydle
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Rusner
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Scottsdale Goodyear Retvige State Indians
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Peanuts Robinette
Indians
Steve Restle
Jerry Swatzell
Farr Reds
Pirates
Golf tourney open to all youths at Valley Country Club
A junior golf tournament for boys and girls 18 and under starts Monday at Valley Country Club. Qualifying begins at 2 p.m. and lasts three Mondays. all entrants play an 18 hole round to determine flight and overall score. No entry fee. non members pay $2 greens fee. Pro John Dudley runs the event with trophies awarded. Register in the pro shop or call 946-3453.
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Valley’ Country Club
Valley Country Club
John Dudley
Baseball Almanac League Standings and Weekend Schedule
American League standings list Minnesota and Chicago tied at 36 wins, with Cleveland 33 and Detroit 33. National League shows Los Angeles leading at 40 wins, with Milwaukee and Cincinnati in pursuit. Friday results include Minnesota and Washington suffering losses, while Chicago and Boston earned wins. Saturday and Sunday pitches and matchups feature Boston at Chicago Monbouquette versus Howard, and other key matchups across both leagues.
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Chicago
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Baltimore
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New York
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Ford
Player Holds Narrow Lead In U.S. Open Third Round
Gary Player led the U S Open at Bellerive after 54 holes with 140 par, one stroke ahead of Kel Nagle and Mason Rudolph. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and many former champions trailed as 50 players advanced to the weekend. Nicklaus eyed a big comeback with 36 players ahead.
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Kel Nagle
Australia
Mason Rudolph
Bruce Devlin
Rex Baxter
Gordon Jones
Tony Lema
Billy Casper
Sam Snead
Julius Boros
Tommy Jacobs
Bob Rosburg
Nicklaus
Palmer Fails to Make Cut at U S Open in Turbulent Round
Arnold Palmer failed to reach the final 36 holes at the U S Open as he carded rounds of 76 76 totaling 152. He expressed disappointment, noting no birdies and a costly bogey at 17 on the long Bellerive layout. Palmer planned to skip further events and head home after the setback.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gove
Crosby
Presbyterians Swoop In YMCA Softball Clash 12-11
Presbyterian team wins 12 11 in bottom of final inning over Ascension Lutheran in YMCA Church League softball. Ray Maxcy, Dave Bergeson drive three RBIs each. Homers by Schelp Young Maxcy Bergeson. Hitting highlights by Bergeson Young Maxcy. Scottsdale Presbyterian blank Paradise Valley Methodist 13 0 with Brenner the winning pitcher. Paternoster doubles and Paternoster triple noted.
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University Presbyterians
Ascesion Lutheran
YMCA
Ray Maxcy
Dave Bergeson
Dave Young
Ascension
Scottsdale Presbyterian
Paradise Valley Methodist
Jerry Paternoster
Ray McClain
Paternoster
Tom Guest
Brenner
Paradise Ford American Legion A team bounces back to 2 2
Paradise Ford's American Legion A team improved to 2-2 last night by defeating Eloy 8 0. Len Carity earned the win with eight strikeouts, five hits allowed, and one walk. Ballard took the loss. Paradise hitters included Ron Bishop with a double and triple for one RBI, Dennis McCready a triple, Terry Brenner and Phil Smith doubles, and Jack Smith a two RBI single. They schedule games against Chandler Morris Sean Goods Mesa and an Arcadia field matchup next week.
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Cardinals
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Mike Grandy
Steve Senseman
Stu Smith
Bill Wonds
Mike Guess
Brandy McKee
Art Crafts White Sox
Morris Sporting Goods Pirates
Sox
Paradise Ford
American Legion
Eloy
Paradise
Ron Bishop
RBI
Dennis McCready
Terry Brenner
Phil Smith
Jack Smith
Chandler
Sean Goods
Arcadia
UPI: Flagstaff acts to salvage Little League loop
City leaders moved to restore operations after an umpire, Agathito Cevallos, 47, was beaten by spectators at an Arroyo II game. Arroyo plans to suspend remaining games while officials schedule a reorganizational meeting. Patricia Hickmair, 20, Flagstaff, posted on $100 bond for simple assault with two juveniles also charged.
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UPI
Agathito Cevallos
Patricia
Hickmaar
Flagstatt
Waner Bennett
Third Ward Tops Mortis Sporting Goods 5-4 in Comeback
Third Ward won its season debut 5-4 over Mortis Sporting Goods in a late-inning drama. Gary Hotten drove in the winner with bases loaded and two out as the tying run scored on a wild pitch. Morris took a 4-3 lead on Bob Peterson’s homer before Third Ward's rally sealed it. Garth Wilson got the win while Bernie Scarborough took the loss. Dick Johnson led Morris with a double and single. Allen Gilat had two singles for Third Ward.
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Third Ward
Mortis Sporting. Goods
Gary Hotten
Bob Peterson
Morris
Garth Wilson
Bernie Scarborough
Dick Johnson
Morris Sporting’ Goods
Allen Gilat
Palmer Loses To Senators In Shutout
Jim Palmer dropped his second major league defeat as the Washington Senators blanked the Baltimore Orioles 2-0. Palmer allowed four hits and five walks over eight innings, exiting for a pinch hitter after 119 pitches. Pete Richert and Ron Kline combined on a four hitter for Washington. Other AL scores included New York over Minnesota 10-2, Chicago over Boston 4-3, Cleveland over Los Angeles 3-2, and Detroit over Kansas City 3-1. NL results had Philadelphia over Los Angeles 4-2, San Francisco 3-0 over New York, St. Louis 5-4 over Milwaukee, Cincinnati 3-1 over Chicago, and Houston 5-1 over Pittsburgh.
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Atkins fires no hitter in Pony League action
Wayne Atkins pitched the first no hitter in National Division Pony League play guiding the unsponsored Angels to a 17 3 victory over the Dodgers. Atkins added three singles in four at bats as Ricky Curtis capped a strong day with a single and triple. The Angels climb to 6 1, two games up in first place. Ricky Robinson took the loss. Marty Stajduhar struck out 13 as Kerrs Sport Shop Mets shut out the Cubs 4 0 in American Division Pony League. Gregg Mayer stole five bases and doubled for the winners. Jack Daggett lost despite two singles.
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Gregg Mayer
Jack Daggett
Andy Beechick
Chuck Long
Mike McKeown
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