Scottsdale Little League action seals varied scores across divisions
Terry Rich and teammates post a 10 5 win over the Red Sox in Scottsdale while Mile Maccharoli and Steve Zimmerman spark an Indians 20 0 blowout. other results include Tigers 14 1 over Cardinals, Braves 12 4 Mets, and multiple minor league showings with high scoring games and no hitters noted.
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Terry Rich
Casey Laidner
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Red Sox
Scottsdale
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Tom Ronan
Karl McDonald
Mike McNetre
Don Morden
Wriday
Mile Maccharoli
Indians
Giants
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Pima Nagajo
Duke Sobek
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Rick Tess
Albie Palmer
Gary Evers
Chuck Hill
Jeff Eckhart
Terry Murphy
Norm Witsell
Vanden Mullen
Scott Davis
Bob Sewalk
Reed Pulven
Salt Myer
Dodgers
Wice
Jerry Stuntz
Mike Ryder
Stuntz
Alex Ramirez
Angels
Jerry Kulak
Honern
Nerek DuNann
White Sox
Sim Kurta
Dennis Rains
Mike Adams
Mike Mer Ick
South Scottsdale Pony
Bob Cook
Wayne Adkins
Orioles
Phils
Phil Ferguson
Twins
Pirates
Bob Weir
Russ Schaller
Cubs surge into third as Niekro two-hit shutout seals win
Chicago Cubs stretch to six straight with a 4-1 and 8-0 sweep of Houston. Joe Niekro, 22, pitched a three-hit complete game for the first win of his majors, backing Ernie Banks with four RBIs and four hits total. Cubs improve to 38-28, sit third in NL.
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Mike North
Dave Robinson
Alan Webb
Hohokam
Cardinals
Dodgers
Cary DePriest
Doug Underwood
Underwood
Greg Buillen
John Morris
Dose
Mike Campbell
Marty Roberts
Braves
Yankes
Roberts
Klug
Jim Lowe
Jimmy Johnson
Len Durocher
Joe Niekra
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston
Directer
Sheets
Joe Nickra
Rich Nye
Niekro
Phil Niekro
Atlanta
Bill Hands
Hands
Astro
Overtine
Legion ball Dir's moves into first in league standings
Dir's baseball team moved into first place in the American Legion East Central League after a 7-0 win over Tempe to improve to 7-1. Tom Normandin pitched six scoreless innings, allowing two hits, and Ralph Long added a seventh inning relief showing.
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Tom Normandin
Ralph Long
Dir's
American Legion
Westwood
Tempe
Long
Post 44 Post 44 Wins Two Victories Over Flagstaff All Stars
Scottsdale Legion Post 44 Babe Ruth team from Scottsdale High defeated a Flagstaff Ruth All Star squad twice on Sunday 4-2 and 8-2. Steve Swingle earned the first win with John Glasa Mayer aiding in relief. John Frese won the second game with 16 strikeouts and two hits allowed.
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Scottsdale Legion Post 44
Steve Swingle
John Glasamayer
John Frese
Mark Lasley
Rick Cozens
Jon Ishell
Mark Sullivan
Kevin Woudenbergh
Baseball standings wrap National and American Leagues
Standings shown for both leagues with win loss records and games back. Notable entries include Cincinnati Chicago Detroit and New York among others, plus Sunday results such as Chicago at Houston and California at Kansas City and Tuesday games listed with matchups across the leagues.
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Detroit
Pittsburgh
Boston
San Francisco
Minnesota
Atlanta
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
California
Houston
Baltimore
New York
Kansas City
Allanta
San Francis
St. Louis
Washington
St. Loula
K.C
Jos Angeles
Gardner Dickinson Wins Cleveland Open in Windy Finish
Gardner Dickinson, a lean 39 year old with 16 pro seasons, shot a final round 70 to win the Cleveland Open at Aurora Country Club by four strokes. He finished 271, nine under par, earning 20 700 and signaling his best tour year yet as competitors Homero Blancas Miller Barber and Wayne Yates failed to close the gap.
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UPI
Gardner Dickinson
Dickinson
Aurora Country Club
Wayne Yules
Atlanta
Homero Blancas
Houston
Miller Barber
Shreveport
Aurora
Barber
Blancay
Yates
Arnold Palmer
Timbers Win in City Slow-Pitch League Brawl
Timbers defeated Mills 21 to 4 last weekend in the city slow-pitch softball league. Ken Dietrich, Bill Smith and Stan Brown each went four for five, with Dietrich earning the win and Dave Cavanaugh taking the loss. Stan Brown and Bill Queen homered for Timbers, while Clarence Dar Perill hit two homers for Mills.
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Ken Dietrich
Bill Smith
Stan Brown
Timbers
Mills
Dietrich
Dave Cavanaugh
Bill Queen
Clarence Dar Perill
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