Ketterer Fires No-Hitter For Salt River Astro Youth
Salt River's Bill Ketterer dazzled the Yankees with a no hit performance lasting six innings, striking out 15 while walking nine in a 6-2 Astro win. Tim Butts and Tim Fogarty led the offense with multi hit nights as the Astro toppled New York.
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Giants edge White Sox in 6-4 victory at East Scottsdale
Dave Crozier triple drove in the winning run as Glen Wales hurled four strong innings for a 6-4 Giants win over the White Sox. Denis Peper led Indians with two hits including a triple and a double. Cardinals beat Indians 3-2 in another game.
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Russia Trip Incentive At 1970 AAU Track Meet In Bakersfield
Bakersfield hosts the 1970 National AAU Track and Field championships at Memorial Stadium over two nights. Officials announced a trip to Russia as added incentive for competitors, drawing about 500 athletes amid a fast track lineup. Highlights include John Carlos Harrington Jackson and Steve Prefontaine in distance events, Willie Davenport in high hurdles, and a potential end to Carlos’s career as he joins the Eagles after the meet.
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Dirs Edged by Christown in Legion Play
Christown defeated Dirs 2 to 1 in American Legion action as Joel Godfrey earned a two hit 13 strikeout relief win. Dirs' run came in the first on an error with several base hits followed by a costly out at the plate. Dauwalder took the loss for Dirs after allowing five hits and nine strikeouts.
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Softball Action Reports From Local League Play
Boys Club crushed LDS 14 to 2 with Gary Williams winning pitcher and Mike Charles going three for four including a home run. Southwestern beat JC's 19 to 8 in slow pitch as Jim Ort won. Ken Johnson homered and Lurt Swanson went four for four. Frontier routed Christen's 34 to 5 with Denny Davis and Greg Wilson four-baggers. TDX defeated Imperial 26-7 as Gary Oliver homered and Jon Daughtery went three for four. Abiding Savior topped Southern Baptist 28-10 in YMCA action as Steve Greb hit a grand slam and four homers in the second inning for Abiding Savior.
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Schrieber fires no hit shutout as Cardinals fall 7 0
Ricky Schreiber no hit the league leaders with seven strikeouts and one walk for a 7 0 win. Brother Terry and Bruce Glasscock added two hits each to back Schreiber in the senior loop at Pima Navajo. Cubs field staff combine for 2 hit effort beating Yankees 17 6. Mike Morris earned the win with relief from Turley McWherter and Terry McShane. McShane fueled the offense with a triple and a single. Louie Perez added two hits. Cubs need one win in four to clinch Hohokam title for a third straight year. In EastScottsdale Kip Killip and Terry Gendron led Angels to a 5 4 win over previously undefeated Indians. Scott Hensley Tom Kirchmeier and Tom Lahm paced Angels at bat. John Walsh Kim Cuda led Indians. In South Scottsdale the Twins and Athletics battled to a 5 5 tie as Dave Zimba collected two doubles for the A’s.
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Forbes Field era ends with Sundays doubleheader
Pittsburgh fans bid farewell to Forbes Field as the Pirates host the Chicago Cubs in a doubleheader. The park opened June 30 and hosted historic moments including Cobb Wagner battles and Babe Ruth’s final homer at the venue. Souvenirs for ticket holders include clubhouse chairs, scoreboard numbers, and wall bricks.
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Giants fall from first in Pacific Coast League South
United Press International reports Hawaii moved ahead of Phoenix in the PCL South as Hawaii beat Eugene 7-5 and Phoenix faced Spokane. Ronnie Kline earned the win for Hawaii, Dave LaRoche closed with four perfect frames, Jim Hicks homered for Hawaii, Spokane’s Steve Garvey drove in two to push his RBI total to 61, and Tacoma won 5-4 in 15 innings while Portland beat a rival 6-5 behind George Lauzerique.
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Judo Demonstrations Set at 1970 Prescott Martial Arts Expo
Scottsdale YMCA Judo club and Thunderbird School of Judo will join top judo and karate men in demonstrations at the Prescott Boys Club Sunday starting at 2 p.m. The two hour expo, followed by a barbecue and dance at the 400 Club north of Prescott, promises regional talent and karate displays.
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Trackster Secures Funds for National AAU Trip
Supai eighth grader Jill South receives $50 for travel to Los Angeles as Trackster secures funding from Demas Volkswagen in Scottsdale. Final arrangements set to enable her trip to the national AAU girls track championships taking place Monday and Tuesday.
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