Coronado Beats Morris 6-1 in American Legion Action
Johnson pitched a four hit night with seven strikeouts and four walks to lead Coronado Boosters past Morris 6-1 in a 2-2 Legion season. Bills had three hits and three stolen bases, Brydle drove in three, and Morris stranded runners most of the night before a seventh inning rally. Arcadia’s Suns blank Roadrunners 3-0 as Millsop fires a two-hitter with 11 K. Scottsdale drops fifth straight as Marstons wins 8-0. Coronado hosts Suns at Arcadia at 6 pm while Morris meets Master Plating at East High.
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al Johnson
Coronado Boosters
Morris
American Legion
Johnson
Coronado
Brian Bills
Boosters
Tuble
Bills
Jeff Straine
Jeff Brydle
Brydle
Steve Regnier
Arcadia
Legion
Phoenix Suns
Roadrunners
Rob Millsop
Suns
Scott Lyftogt
Arcadians
Millsop
Craig Hansen
Dave Shaw
Dave Lamparter
Scottsdale
Marstons
East High
Ricky Williamson
Cubs
Dodgers
Williamson
Don Roper
Kevin Sherman
Yankees
Athletics
Dale Murray
Jim Collier
Paul
Weflen
Loloma
Pirates
Creighton Smith
Dave Dicker
Bucs
Dennis
Klus
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Orioles
Richard Ringer
Mike Engraff
Philly
Rich Stephenson
Don Brook
Allen Knudsen
Joe Brennan
Knudsen
A’s
Brennen
Keith Heller
East Scottsdale
Larry Foster
White Sox
Dave Manning
Phil Thorne
Ee Salt River
Keith Miller
Marty Dyer
Expos
Padres
Miller
Dyer
Darrell Kleuber
Davis hurled no hitter as Cocopah blanked
Davis pitched seven innings of no hit ball with 13 strikeouts and one walk, plus a homer, to lead the Giants to a 6-0 win over Cocopah. Dave Nenad took the loss despite eight strikeouts.
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Cocopah
Dodger
Chuck Davis
Giants
Davis
Dave Nenad
Tahoe Tigers
Mets
Dave Brenner
George Gohde
Scotty Miller
Cardinals
Quiet pitching leads Pima-Navajo Mets past Yankees 6-2
Merle Makings hurled a one hitter for the Pima- Navajo Mets in a 6-2 victory over the Yankees on Monday night. Makings fanned 11 as Mike Armstrong took the loss and Mark Nebgen doubled for the winners.
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Merle Makings
Golf Junior Tour Opens Under PGA in Phoenix
The 1971 junior tour starts at Phoenix Country Club with the Willie Cup event as the opener. Willie Low mentors young players, with seven junior tournaments planned and a final at Moon Valley CC on August 6 for the Tournament of Champions. Two juniors will be selected for the World Junior Tournament in San Diego August 24–26.
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PGA
Phoenix Country Club
Willie Low
Willie
Low
Arizona
Moon Valley
San Diego
Arch Watkins
Papago
United States
Local slow pitch action yields mixed results across leagues
First Baptist cruised to 28-5 over Los Arcos as Rick Curtis Dan Killackey and Dick Masters hit homers. Ascension beat Scottsdale Methodist 9-7 with Randy Bengston a grand slam and Egil Skogstrom a single. Eldorado crushed Tonalea 28-12 in women’s play while A and A Carpet edged Haties Place 10-9 with John Cobb and Mike Cuda homering. Ben Arredondo homered for Haties and Kenny Rangel hit a grand slam in Mexican Import loss to Arizona Farms 11-10. Frontier Lanes edged Gaff Construction 17-15 with Steve Bean homer, Dan Hubbard two homers for the losers. Women’s action saw Hohokam blank Navajo 22-0, Apache beat Supai 29-5, and Bunnys topped Water Watts 24-2.
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First Baptist
Los Arcos
Rick Curtis
iDan Killackey
Dick Masters
Ascension
Scottsdale Methodist
Randy Bengston Cleuting
Egil Skogstrom
Eldorado
Tonalea
John Cobb
Mike Cuda
Ben Arredondo
Haties
Kenny ‘Rangel
Arizona Farms
Frontier Lanes
Gaff Construction
Steve Bean
Dan Hubbard
Ohen
Action Hohokam
Navajo
Apache
Supai
Bunnys
Major League Scores Highlight A Portland Style Card
Pittsburgh blanked New York six to nothing while Atlanta beat Mont four to six in extra innings. Philadelphia edged in twelve innings. Los Angeles and St. Louis were also involved with the noted games.
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New York
Mont
Phila
Inc
Los Angeles
St. Louis
United Press International
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Pittsburgh
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cleve
Montreal
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Oakland
San Fran
Kansas City
Los Ang
Minnesota
Houston
California
Cinci
Milwaukee
Atlanta
San Diego
Calif
Baltimore
Washington
Roadrunners Choose Nelson BC for 1971 Training Camp
The Phoenix Roadrunners will train in Nelson British Columbia for the 1971 72 Western Hockey League campaign. Coach Aut Erickson selects Nelson for its hockey environment and proximity to other clubs. Players assemble in Phoenix Sept 23 and fly to Nelson Sept 24 to begin twice daily workouts ahead of an exhibition schedule.
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Phoenix Roadrunners
Canada
Roadrunners
Aut Erickson
Nelson
British Columbia
Kootenays
Erickson
Phoenix
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
Leafs
Marv Edwards
San Diego Gulls
Seattle Totems
Nelson Maple Leafs
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Johnson ‘Halts
Lee Smaith
Danny Witherspoon
Spoon
Gohde
Dave Morris
Brian Scions
Neal Jenkins
Scott Perry
Darrell Stephens
Rob Pongratz
Redlegs
Braves
Pongratz
Wes Thrash
Pat Parks
Dan Sobek
Bill Shaefer
Perry Carter
Indians
Sox
Val Scantlin
Dennis Breen
Tigers
Laloma Buzz Carr
Séloma
Carr
Mike Curtis
Ken McKee
South
Nick Rauch
Rauch
John Harper
Ken Hook
Kirk Poth
Phil Abbadessa
Mark Jepson
Angels
Mike Travers
Yanks
Tommy McElroy
Salt River
Bob Gaine
Salt River Yankees
Jerry English
Mark Nelson
Ron Bigler
Gulne
Jeff Woods
Mac Mcadden
Bill Woods
Craig Strumpfer
t_Eldorado Park
Bob Snider
Woods
Strumpfer
Red Sox
Brad Wright
Wright
Jerry Romanella
Bobby Helms
Ed Rills Graham
United States Golf ‘Association
Golf Ball Manufacturers Association
Britain
Paul Purtzer
Tom
Jerry Naughton
Avéyard
Papago Golf Course
B.C
Lord Nelson Hotel
Vietnam
Progress
Earls Drive
Wantad Department
P.O. Box
Scottsdale, Ariz
Vietnam Veterans
City & State
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