Beavers Start Season With Coronado Clash On Tuesday
Scottsdale High previews a strong baseball year led by coach James Stephens as the Beavers face defending state champion Coronado Dons Tuesday. Senior pitchers Tom Aymar and Bill Graham lead the staff while hitters Roy Muller Phil Vetter and Pat Hawkins anchor the lineup.
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Saguaro Outlook on First Baseball Season
Saguaro High Sabercats travel to Bourqade Tuesday to open their first baseball season. Coach Ed Littleton notes a young team with limited varsity experience and reliance on sophomores and seniors for key positions.
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Coronado Dons Open Season Against Scottsdale Avid Youth
Defending AAT state baseball champion Coronado opens the season Tuesday at 4 p.m. against Scottsdale on the Beaver diamond. The Dons rely on youth with only two seniors and three lettermen returning. Short and Normandin will pace pitching with sophomores and juniors filling in. Major losses included McCoombs Brenner and Sims who hit .300 plus and provided offense and defense. 16 league games and a non league clash with Saguaro complete the schedule.
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Arcadia Titan Baseball Team Faces Inexperience With Promising Potential
Arcadia coach Skip Schitino says the Titan baseball squad is young with only five lettermen returning. Key returnees include seniors Frese Ziska Van Patten Hardy Kane, while Dan Montesano may catch and Frese Ziska contest pitching. The coach notes several graduates play college ball and expresses belief in speed hustle and goal potential despite inexperience.
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Illinois Big Ten showdown over coach firings and show cause
University of Illinois President David D. Henry announces that Big Ten faculty representatives rejected a compromise to fire three coaches or show cause. Henry aimed to save jobs by suspending coaches indefinitely while seeking mercy for 14 athletes, with seven declared ineligible and others exonerated or sanctioned.
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Ryun Versus Patrick Spotlight at NCAA Indoor Meet
Jim Ryun and Villanova star Dave Patrick loom as first head to head rivals at Detroit Cobo Hall in the NCAA Indoor championships. Ryun dominated the Big Eight meet with a 3:58.8 mile and 1:52.0 half mile as Patrick led Villanova to IC4A titles with a mile win and a strong two mile relay, setting up a high profile duel.
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Sanders wins Doral Open in Miami after close finish
Sanders edges rivals to take the $20,000 first prize at the Doral Open with a nine-under 275. Jack Nicklaus trails by one shot as Aaron incurs a penalty on the ninth hole. Brad Sanders, nine, follows his father through the 72 holes, while Art Wall Jr. ties for third at eight under.
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Cubs pause then prep for spring opener against Giants
The Chicago Cubs rested after two weeks of spring training and planned intra squad games and a morning workout. Tuesday and Wednesday featured workouts and games ahead of Friday’s exhibition with the San Francisco Giants at Scottsdale Stadium. Reiser’s team beat Amalfi tano’s squad 3 1 in a game marked by a seventh inning umpire dispute. Felix Mantilla delivered an eighth inning run scoring double as the Relers claimed the victory. Curt Simmons, 37, was named player representative. Fred Norman left with a tendon injury after being removed from the game.
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Coyotes Capture Class AA Title In State Final
Phoenix Union edged Rincon 63-00 before 10,700 fans at Veterans Memorial Calisewa to win the Class AA basketball title. It marked the Coyotes’ third championship under coach Gerald Wimpy Jones, with Globe Parker and FL Thomas also winning league crowns.
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Youthful Cats set for 1967 track season at Saguaro High
Saguaro High School will field a young track squad under head coach Jerry Wood. He notes many athletes are new to track, yet the program has a history of building strong teams from inexperienced runners. The team aims to prove itself this season amid a rebuild.
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Cubs to Attend Season Opener At Scottsdale High
The Chicago Cubs will join the season opener between Beavers and Coronado Dons at Scottsdale High on Tuesday at 4 p.m. Player coach Ernie Banks and Ron Santo will appear and throw a few balls for the crowd. The event is part of a spirit program led by James Stephens with student involvement from Bob VanValer and a committee handling publicity, sports, and concessions.
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Insurance pitch for future security in Scottsdale Arizona
A promotional notice urges readers to secure future income and health protection with a Woodmen Accident and Life Company program. It claims health, retirement, and death coverage guard against hospital bills anxiety hardship and secure monthly income. Calls for contact at a4A East 1st Street Scottsdale Arizona.
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