Ziska Drives Post 44 to Fifth Straight Babe Ruth A Victory
John Ziska fired a one hitter as Legion Post 44 blanked Conamo 6 0 to run its Babe Ruth A record to 5 0. Ziska struck out eight and walked one in seven innings improving to 2 0 on the year. Post 44 scored three in the first on a Phillips single a Lasley triple and Sullivan homer, with Ziska adding a sixth inning homer.
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John Ziska
Legion Post
Babe Ruth
Ziska
Post 44
Conamo
Dave Phillips
Mark Lasley
Mark Sullivan
Joe Isbell
Post
Babe, Ruth
Paradise Valley
al Kaline
Norm Cash
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Joe Sparma
Jim Kaat
Steve Carlton
Cardinals
Lou Brock
Julian Javier
Mike Shannon
Ed Spiezio
Claude Osteen
Close YMCA church softball thrillers hinge on late rallies
Highland Baptist edged Abiding Savior 15 14 as four runs in the bottom of the seventh sparked the victory. Valley Plaza No 2 defeated Prince of Peace 19 18 with a 10 run burst in the final inning. Richard Anderson hit two home runs for the winners while Roger Gordon and Alan Van Loo homered for the losers. Winning pitcher was Merle Dow.
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Highland Baptist
Savior
Valley Plaza No
Prince of Peace
Highland
Valley
Richard Anderson
Roger Gordon
Alan van Loo
Merle Dow
Sox and Giants dominate after slow early games
In Hast Scotts Valley Little League the White Sox shut out the Pirates 4-0 behind Garry Koepke and Roger Howe on the mound. Giants hammer Angels 18-7 led by Jerry Kulak home run. Paul Williamson allowed three hits. Indians top Giants 4-2 in Senior League with Greg Bishop striking out 13. Mohokam Jerry Vasquez shines in 7-3 win over Cardinals. Yankees beat Red Sox 6-0 in Major League action. Minor leagues see Cubs 5-4 over Braves and Pirates 13-4 over Indians. Tigers dominate Cards 20-4 in Farm League.
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Garry Koepke
Roger Howe
White Sox
Pirates
Scottsdale
Keith Hartman
John Jarvis
Roy Zimmerman
Paul Williamson
Jerry Kulak
Giants
Angels
John Walsh
Walsh
Mark Greer
Indians
Greg Bishop
Bishop
John Ryan
Derry Dalke
Mohokam
Jerry Vasquez
Mike Harris
Cardinals
Vasquez
Chris Harris
Dan Dietrich
Dave Hanbaker
Ners
Jim’ Poole
Terry
McShane
Hohokam
Salt River
Yankees
Red Sox
Gary Wenke
Ralph Longwaker
Tom Wilson
Kean McCready
Cubs
Braves
Mike Fogarty
Kiva Kaiba
Mike Maiden
Pirate
Steve Whitney
Steve Rohs
Don Cox
Cox
Jor
Redlegs
Terry Schreiber
Scott Sommers
Mike Ahern
Jimmy Sloleum
Jesse Kellum
Tigers
Mark Toomba
Cub
Tom Matteson
Bruce Husan
Hick McDonough
Rick Walker
Joe Andrews
Joe Peters
Bruce Bosco
South Scottsdale
Les Taylor
Astros
Twins
D Roberts
Abel Millanez
Millanez
Mark North
Glenn Parriott
North
Hal Watchman
Kyle Temple
Larry Heckathorns
Keith Heller
Brian Mitchum
Heller
Roger Canterberry
Dave Ziemba
Canterberry
Zemba
National League
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IHL
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Cimnie
Pit
Staub
Hon
Merry
Rose
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Gnalz
Phil
Aaron
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Brock
Alou
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Torre
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ABA
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F.absa
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Yatinski
Bos
Kaline
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Carew
Min
Frehn
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Ptreli
Nrthro
Blair
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Wynn
Perez
Reds
Cards
Phillips
Clemente
F. Robinson
Orioles
Illebrew
Yasirzemak
Howard
Senators
Killebrew
Yastrzemski
Ted Sox
Senatos
Lencaster
Queen
Cuellar
Veale
Jarvis
Farrell
Phils
Hughes
Orlen
McGlothiin
Sparma
Tiant
Lonborg
McGlothlin Shuts Out Indians To Clinch All Star Berth
California Angels pitcher Jim McGlothlin, in a standout 7-0 win over Cleveland, lowers his ERA to 1.44 and improves to 7-1 with seven complete games as he earns an AL All Star spot. The Angels’ staff dominates, while Detroit, St Louis, and Atlanta win in other league action.
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Las Vegas
California Angels
Cleveland Indians
McGlothlin
Indians
Angels
Lee Mayer
Max Alvis
Joe Azcue
Cleveland
Palmer Wins Southwestern Junior Championship in Tucson
Butch Palmer, 16,Arcadia High, captured the Southwest Junior Tennis Championship in Tucson by defeating Craig Hardy in straight sets 6-3 6-2 to advance toward the Junior Davis Cup. Sara Mekesson of Tucson upset top seed Debbie Darby 6-1 6-0 to win the girls title and advance to the Junior Whitman Cup.
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Butch Palmer
U.S
Palmer
Tucson
Craig Hardy
Butch
Hardy
Arcadia High Star
Bill Thompson
Geoff Grange
Scottsdale
Sara Mekesson
Debbie Darby
Miss McKesson
Baseball standings and results from Thursday and upcoming games
The American League and National League tables show Chicago Cleveland and Detroit amid mixed records. Thursday featured Detroit 5 Minnesota 3 and Atlanta 2 San Francisco 1, with rain delaying several games. Tonight's schedule includes Detroit at New York and California at Kansas City among others with listed probable pitchers.
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St. Lews
Detroit
Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
San Francisco
Baltimore
Atlanta
California
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
Washington
St. Lovis
McLain
Giusti
York
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Nye
Clarke
Seaver
Dobson
Johnson
Ribant
Dillman
Cincinnnati
Ellis
Pas
Horten
Chance
Siebert
Stange
Graveland
Baseball Leaders and Key Stats from the Leagues
League leaders across the National and American Leagues highlighted top hitters and pitchers. Notables include Aaron and Wynn leading home runs, Clemente and Perez high in RBIs, and pitching leaders such as Lencaster and Cuellar with strong win totals.
Scottsdale Swim Club Dominates Mesa in Dual Meet
Scottsdale Swim Club defeated Mesa Aquatic Club 428 to 183 in a midweek dual meet at the Scottsdale pool. A long list of event winners followed, with top finishes across boys and girls age groups from six and under to fourteen and over, led by standout performances from Vince Watts John Scharf Judy Ryder Tim Ryder and Laura Stephens among others. The next league meet is scheduled for Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. against the Ima Lee Swim Club.
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Kima Lee
Ima Lee Swim Club
Scottsdale Swim Club
Mesa Aquatic Club
Vince Watts
Winky Heath
John Scharf
David Stephens
Judy Ryder
Kathy Mahon
Maureen McDonald
Army Odegaard
Laura Stephens
Amy Odegaard
Kevin Sullivan
Chris Blakey
Greg Auld
Chiis Blakey
Robbie Watts
Tom Murray
Greg Au
Yates Grabs Cleveland Lead In Open
Wayne Yates of Atlanta shot 4 under 66 to lead the Cleveland Open at Aurora Country Club. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus trailed with 67 and 68 respectively as rain delayed play and wet conditions persisted. Thirteen players were 9 over par, with defending champion R H Sikes at 73.
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Cleveland
Wayne Yates
Atlanta
Yates
Nursday
Aurora Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Dick Lotz
Af Hayward
Calif
Nordstrom Falls Short in Women’s NCA Golf Semifinals
Nicki Nordstrom of Arizona State loses in the Women’s National Collegiate golf semifinals to Martha Wilkinson of California State College at Fullerton. Wilkinson advances to face Roberta Albers of the University of Miami in the finals. Albers won 1965 title and knocked out Jan Hastabury 2 and 1 in the other semifinal.
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Seattle, Wash
UPI
Nicki Nordstrom
Arizona State University
Martha Wilkinson
California State College At
Fullerton
Inguonel Loutnameens
Miss Wilkinson
Miss Nordstrom
Joy Kazmierski
Michigan State
Roberta, Albers
University of Miami
Miss Albers
Jan Hastabury
Odessa College
Texas
Turbine STP car may enter Phoenix race next November
STP turbocar built by Andy Granatelli, near winning the Indianapolis 600, may run at Phoenix or Riverside if not barred. The decision follows Wednesday remarks by Granatelli, STP president, about entering the Bobby Ball Memorial in Phoenix, Ariz. next November.
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Los Angeles
UPI
STP
Phoenix
Ariz
Andy Granatelli
Riverside
Calif
Giants name Miller for opener against Seattle Angels
Phoenix Giants will start untried Larry Miller tonight in the four game series opener with the Seattle Angels. In the prior game against Denver, Rich Robertson pitched well and helped Phoenix to a 4 1 victory. Robertson allowed seven hits, struck out six, issued no walks and added a triple and a single. Bob Burda and Ken Henderson each tripled for Phoenix. Ozzie Virgil contributed two RBIs with singles.
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UPD
Phoenix Giants
Larry Miller
Seattle Angels
Denver
Rich Robertson
Giants
Robertson
J.C. Hartman
Andy Kosco
Bob Burda
Ken Henderson
Ozzie Virgil
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