Tellier shoots 2-under 70 to lead youth golf flight
Forty seven youths tee off at Valley Country Club in a three flight 18 hole match play. Bob Tellier carded a two under par 70 to lead the championship flight while Ker Agron stood par for second. Nine hole players posted 11 over par 47 led by Jon Black who played with one hand after an early injury. Weather delayed play but all finished and trophies will be awarded after three more Mondays of play. Girls did not participate in the first round.
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Tellier
Valley Country Club
Agron
Heap
Jon Black
Black
Scott Hall
Pinchott
Dodgers struggle as pitching woes and injuries mount
Dodgers cling to a slim NL lead as Claude Osteen falters with back-to-back shaky starts and Los Angeles loses 1-0 to the Mets after a ninth inning homer by Billy Cowan. Astros top Phillies 6-2 in the other NL game while the AL rested.
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Los Angeles
Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Dodger
Osteen
New York Mets
Joe Christopher
Billy Cowan
Qsteen
Mets
Houston Astros
Philadelphia Phillies
Twins top Kerrs in Pony League rout
Dave Fraser led the unsponsored Twins with four hits in five at bats as they defeated Kerrs Sport Shop Mets 16-4 in American Division action. Jack Davis earned the win with four hits allowed and eight strikeouts, while Forest Suggs and Leanate contributed key hits.
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Dave Fraser
Twins
Kerr’s
Sport Shop
Mets
Jack Davis
Forest Suggs
Leanate
Suaiene
Wes Bliler
Steve
Swingle
Ron Pacioni
Giants
Angels
Stephen Attwood
Mark Brown
Dave Denyes
Pat Dempsey
Arcadia
Ingleside
Yankees
Cubs
Tom Sansom
Davis
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
National League standings show Los Angeles leading Milwaukee mid May with tight races among Cincinnati San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Tuesday results include New York 1 Los Angeles 0. Probable pitchers cover St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee Pittsburgh San Francisco Philadelphia Houston New York LA Chicago and more with midweek and Wednesday games listed.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
Gibson
Washburn
Jay
Tsitouris
Koonce
Johnson
Law
Perry
Bruce
Padres
Washington
Daniels
Horten
Detroit
Brunet
Lolich
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kaat
Tiant
Boston
Baltimore
Twinight - Morehead
Stephenson
Lonborg
J. Miller
Roberts
Kansas City
Talbot
O'Donoghue
Bouton
Stafford
Ex Titan reaches tennis finals in Albuquerque
Arcadia High graduate Abi gail Palmer advanced to the finals of the Southwestern Junior Tennis Championships in Albuquerque by defeating Linda Gallardo of El Paso 6-2 6-1. Greg Young of Scottsdale and Craig Nessage of Arcadia led junior boys doubles rounds as the event continued with finals looming.
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Arcadia High
Abigail Palmer
Albuquerque
Linda Gallardo
el Paso
Greg Young
Scottsdale
Craig Nessage
Arcadia
Nessage
Pete Fennell
Geoff Grange
Jeff’ Tanham
Grange
Fennell
Tanham
John Hazelton
Gary Player Seizes Golf Career Four Major Titles
US champion Gary Player achieved the rare four majors triumph U S Open British Open PGA Championship and Masters. He gave $20 000 of his first prize to junior golf development and $5 000 to the American Cancer Society while saying the win lets him spend more time with his family and cut travel, not retire.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Gary Player
U.S
American Cancer Society
Midther
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Ina
United States
Coronado Based Team Drops Pivotal Games in Desert League
Coronado based team lost to Chandler 4 3 and to Morris Sporting Goods 4 2 as Paradise Ford also fell 4 3. Ron Bishop pitched seven innings with seven hits allowed while Marc Munson fanned nine for Morris. Coronado faces Mesa then Chandler and Arcadia this weekend.
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Bath
Scottsdale Area
American Legion
Paradise Ford
Chandler
Morris Sporting Goods
Mesa
Ron Bishop
Coronado
Jack Smith
Terry Brenner
Phil Smith
Scott Hileman
Mike Norlin
Mike Snep
Munson
Morris
Bobby Winkles Dinner Receives QB Club Backing
The Scottsdale Quarterback Club announced full support for the Bobby Winkles Memorial Dinner to honor Arizona’s renowned coach. The event at Del Webb's Towne House requires $10 tickets, with half proceeds directed toward a gift for Winkles. reservations due by June 28 via Jack Hill Joel Robinson or Gail Scott.
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Scottsdale
Git
Bobby Winkles
del Webb
Arizona
Winkles
Sun Devil
Bobby
Jack Hill
Joel Robinson
Gail Scott
PV Methodists Dominate Scottsdale in YMCA Softball Showdown
Paradise Valley Methodists crushed Scottsdale Methodists 41 to 5 as Roberts earned the win and Rowen the loss. Lyon Galbraith and Koerner hit two homers apiece for PV with Sollenberger Williams and Rhodes adding solo shots. Roberts a triple. In the nightcap Valley Plaza No 2 beat Prince of Peace Lutheran 28 to 16 as Masterson won. Wertz and McCrary homered for Valley. Wertz also doubled with Doubek and Ringe homering for the losers.
Player wins Open playoff and fines moment of generosity
Gary Player claimed the U S Open title after a three stroke win over Kel Nagle at Bellerive. He refused to keep his $25,000 prize money saying he would give it back to the USGA though he kept his putter. Nagle blamed a costly double bogey on the fifth hole as decisive.
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Nagle
Vom
Bellerive
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Sarazen
Hogan
Player
Joe Dey
United States Golf Association
USGA
Wot
Dey
Little League Results Highlight Scottsdale Action
Inger Mortuary Giants beat Morris Sporting Goods' Rex 54 with Mark Thaden’s three hits including the key RBI. Tom Brown pitched the Paradise Ford Cubs to a 12 7 win over Morris. Tom Brown homered doubles aided by strong hits. John Wise doubled to spark East Scottsdale Mets Red Legs 6 6 tie. Kay’s Daily Packing Yankees beat Fry’s Food Store Giants 2 1 behind Jim Vance’s three hit, 13 strikeout night. Larry Tripp earned win in Taco Bell Cubs upset 6 5. Jeff Straine held Burger Chef Yankees to two hits in 4 1 win. Pizza Pub Cubs toppled Norland Mattress Colts 11 3.
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Mark Thaden
Inger Mortuary Giants
Morris Sporting Goods
Rex
Scottsdale
Thaden
Chris Dixon
Tom Sather
Paradise Ford Cubs
Morris
Tom Brown
Brown
Salt
River
Kay’s.Daily Packing
Yankees
Fry's Food Store
Giants
Jim Vance
Bill Webster
Bob Smith
Rally
Indians
Taco Bell Cubs
Larry Tripp
Dave Muller
Jim Peel
Tripp
Shawn Bayley
Cub
Pat. McGaughey
Dexter Cobb
South
Jeff Straine
Burger Chef Yankees
Dick’s Firestone Red Sox
Bob*Crawford
Bob Love
Pizza Pub Cubs
Norland Mattress Colts
Ricky Dievley
Greg Furlington
Joey Janis
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J. Jackson
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M. Norton
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J. Wright
D. Kirk
JL. Riddie
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R. Rodgers
D. Story
R. Bedeenkop
R. Brown
B. Cochrane
J. Car
U'Ren
J. Black
Nine Hole
R. Heap
M. Paytas
J. Burr
G. Overtone
B. LeBlanc
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J. Ahearne
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Astros
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Farrell
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Baseball Today
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Titan
Gary
Trans Atlantic
South Africa
Mexico
Australia
Legion
PV Methodists
Paradise Valley Methodists
Scottsdale Methodists
Ymca Church
Stan Whisenhunt
East Scottsdale
John Wise
Don Mietlowski
Wise
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Gallahger
J- H. Welsh & Son
Paul Anka
Molly Brown
Main St
Mil Ave
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Marheed
Bereta
Rome
Spencer Tracy
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