Frank Leahy remembered as Notre Dame legend and target
A tribute recalling Frank Leahy's career from 1927 to 1954 at Notre Dame. He coached seven undefeated teams, earned national titles in 1943 1946 1947 and 1949, and mentored players who became All-Americans. The piece notes Midwest anti Catholic sentiment and Leahy's impact amid controversy.
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Aliea
Frank Leahy
Indiana
Angelo Bertelli
Boston College
Land of Golden Dome
Notre Dame
South Bend
Studebaker
Rockne
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Jim Crowley
Michigan State College
Fordham
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Tennessee
Navy
Hugh Devore
Midwest
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
America
Pope Pius VI
Yankee Stadium
Purdue
Dale Samuel
Lafayette
Chaparrals Beat Cool Cats 17-11 In Softball Action
Scottsdale Chaparrals won their sixth straight as Vicky Rainey Wendy Fish and Linda Ryan led with multiple hits. Kelly Ward homered and eight runs crossed in the third. Jennie Schlip homered twice for the Cats.
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Scottsdale Chaparrals
Cool Cats
Vicky Rainey
Wendy Fish
Chaparral
Linda Ryan
Jane Scott
Kelly Ward
Jennie Schlip
Cats
Dust Devils
Patti Becker
Dusters
Donna Pasqual
Untouchables
Kim Bruner
Marcia Bruner
Lynn Doggett
Doggett
Janice White
Lisa Prikosivits
Men
Barb Chambers
Liz Brewer
Cougars
Sarah Jepson
Sue Chambers
Cavaliers
Tempe No
Tempe
Noel Litton
Teri Valesh
Judy Krause
Ramirez no hitter keys 4-3 win in Salt River league play
Ramirez pitched a no hitter as the Senior League Brewers edged the Expos 4-3 in Salt River Little League action. Ramirez allowed two hits and powered the offense with two hits. Bernie Boland added a hit, and Chuck Elliott later threw a separate no-hitter in a Major League showcase.
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Brewers
Danny Ramirez
Expos
Salt River
Ramirez
Bernie Boland
Chuck Elliott
Major Twins
Athletics
Elliott
Twins
Keith Johnson
Tom Martin
Bryan Rickard
Dennis Wolfe
Soloma Kelley Cordova
Mark Dryer
Redlegs
Cubs
Dave Southworth
Doug West
Reds
Clay Bérthoz
Braves
Indians
Mike Stehlik
Gary Cooper
Danny Valenzuela
Paul Maack
Major Cardinals Bite Redlegs In High Scoring Skirmish
The Major Cardinals exploded with a 10 hit attack, scoring six in the third and four in the fourth to beat the Reds 13-7. Mat Malenfant led with three singles, while Rick Filler and Randy Hooks added two hits apiece for St Louis. Gary Meéhok had two hits for Cincinnati.
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Braves
Tom Bruemmer
Scotty Miller
Yanks
Cardinals
Redlegs
Mat Malenfant
Rick Filler
Randy Hooks
Gary Meéhok
Reds
Steve Beck
Major Yankees
Cubs
Kelly Green
Raymond Taylor
Terry Carpenter
Gordon Durack
Mark Schmidt
Minor Cardinals
Tigers
Schmidt
Frank Popovich
Cards
South Scottsdale
Jim Anderson
Athletics
Anderson
Dave Lucero
Mike Travers
Jeff Anderson
Pirates
Twins
Greg Brady
Mark Brewer
Randy Surls
Ken Hook
Minor and Major League Youth Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Brewers beat the Cardinals 94 while the Minor Cardinals defeated the Angels 104. The Farm Indians won 14-5 over the Angels, and the Farm Pirates toppled the White Sox 14-11. Senior Yankees rallied for a 9-6 win over the Dodgers with Kessler and Romanella two hitters. Reds doused the Tigers 18-2 as Hayward and McFarland combined for 11 strikeouts. COCOPAH Senior Athletics beat the Giants 17-11 as Sullivan starred on mound and at plate. Major Cubs won 16-6 behind Devers four hits in a win over the Dodgers. Farm Cardinals and Giants tied 1-1 in a league clash.
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Giants
Cardinals
Angels
Indians
Pirates
White Sox
Kiva — Kaibar
Fric Kessler
Jerry Romanella
Yankees
Dodgers
Kessler
Reds Hayward
Ed McFarland
Tigers
Mike Knudsen
Ed Bowe
John Gilman
Doug Holland
Hayward
McFarland
Cocopah
Athletics
Bob Sullivan
Sullivan
Pat Sullivan
John Felch
A’s. Carn
Larson
Major Cubs
Dan Devers
Brad Bryan
Cubs
Ron Davis
Tim Page
Moe Cedarstrom
Walter Deakyne
Cubs Top Yankees 11-8 In Arcadia Pony League
Mike Baker hit two home runs to power the Cubs past the Yankees 11-8 in Arcadia Pony League play. Rick Plautz collected three hits including a homer for New York. Doug McKinney doubled three times for the Cubs as both teams turned double plays, two by the Cubs and one by the Yankees.
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Cubs
Mike Baker
Yankees
Arcadia
Rick Plautz
Doug McKinney
Thunderbird
Jim Shrum
Ed Nutter
Roman Village
Assembly of God
Craig Grey
Dennis Christopherson
Rick Beach
Don Blair
Ken Wood
Assembly
Weldon Minchew
Dyna Farm
Quentin Gregory
Rick Lammer
Minchew
Jim Thrash
Pizza Owen
Bill Easley
Roger
Solid State breaks through with 20 16 win in slo pitch
Solid State Devices notched their first win of the Papago League season by routing Advanced Radiator 20 to 16. Burge Coppins plated a homer and a triple while Phil DeHate added two doubles and a single as Gene Haase, Bob Talbot and others fueled the offensive outburst.
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Phil DeHate
Parks and Recreation Department
Gene Haase
Bob Talbot
Coronado Baptist Church
Bankol Construction
Tom Smith
Coronado
Mike Caster
Baukel
Curley Chemical
Curt Kiddleson
Brian Middleton
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