Millsop Purvis and Sun Win In Extra Inning Match
Rob Millsop of the Arcadia Suns tossed a four hitter and won his fourth straight start by beating Marston's Supply 3-1. Millsop worked three extra frames and Glenn Purvis delivered a two run double after a 1 1 tie at seven. Purvis reached third on a Woodall grounder in the bottom of the last regular frame but scored the tying run in the overtime after Hanson and Beuerlein singled. Morijis of Saguaro swept South Mountain 5-2 as Les Smith won with 4 1 3 innings and Doug Slocum finished the final 2 2 3. All local teams idle Wednesday with Scottsdale vs Kerr and Coronado vs Keltner at Eldorado Park.
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Giants face cellar ridden Tucsonians
In Hi Corbett Field opener of a Pacific Coast League series the Phoenix Giants meet the Tucson Toros. Jim Willoughby 8-7 starts for Phoenix against Ken Frailing 4-7 for Tucson as both teams enter with Phoenix in second in the southern division and the Toros in last place.
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Nelson to MC Smith dinner in Scottsdale
Arizona Attorney General Gary K Nelson will host as master of ceremonies for the Clyde B Smith appreciation dinner honoring the retiring Arizona State University athletic director. The event at the Safari Hotel Scottsdale begins with a 6 30 social hour and 7 30 dinner.
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Griffith Bout Set for Monoz Title Fight in Sept
New York UPI reports five time champion Emile Griffith has signed for a 15 round middleweight title bout against holder Carlos Monzon in Buenos Aires on September 11 or 18.
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Goldstein Stars in 14 5 Victory for Indians in Little League
Hank Goldstein relieved in the third, drove in a run and added a double and single as the Soloma LL Indians beat the Braves 14-5. Mike Curtis took the loss. Matt Bucko and Chris Palmeri led the Indians with hits.
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Pilots crush Red Sox 16 to 3 as Ketterer exits early
Ketterer lasted four innings for Salt River Pilots before Morris relieved him and allowed four safeties in a 16-3 win over the Red Sox. McFarland took the loss, Simonis pitched, Brown Led Salt River with three hits. The game ended early under the ten-run rule in the fifth frame.
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Sunday Golfers Woes and Faraday-lite Caddie Confessions
The writer recalls caddie days and a lifelong dream to shoot par, noting golf's joys and frustrations after age 30. He mocks overzealous players, warns against teaching family, and offers informal tips to cure a slice, emphasizing fun over perfection and social play over solemn competition.
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Trevino tops PCA money list with 165 thousand win
Trevino leads the PCA money-won list with 165,869 dollars, while Nicklaus is second at 161,213. The top ten also includes Gary Player 119,165 Arnold Palmer 111,339 Miller Barber 102,793 Gene Littler 89,485 Tom Shaw 87,076 Charles Griffin 82,665 George Archer 79,625 and Frank Beard 77,233.
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PBA Tourney Set for Redwood City Fifth Summer Stop
Top-ranked bowlers will compete in the fifth stop of the Professional Bowlers Association summer tour starting Friday in Redwood City. The tournament, sponsored by Winston-Salem, opens with early rounds and features a field of leading pros.
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Pro bowling slate opens Friday with top stars
The event opens Friday drawing 160 pros including money leader Johnny Petraglia of Brooklyn and defending champion Mike Durbin of Dayton. Billy Hardwick, 1969 Redwood City winner, joins. Don Carter, a longtime former champion, returns after 15 months sidelined.
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Jets Sign Highly Rated Draft Picks Farasopoulos and Kirksey
The New York Jets have signed No 3 draft choice Chris Farasopoulos of Brigham Young and Roy Kirksey of Maryland. Farasopoulos set records at Brigham Young University.
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