Scottsdale Beavers Sweep Arcadia in Historic Track Meet
Scottsdale dominated the meet 74 to 54, winning most races and both relays while Arcadia claimed all field events. Marc Zaberl led Scottsdale with multiple wins including high hurdles and the 200, Alan Sweeney and Gary Davis also placed high, as Arcadia won several field events.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia
Beavers
Marc Zaberl
Gary Davis
John Masterson
John Frazie
Rick Ryan
Alan Sweeney
Larry Hanley
Mike Phillips
Hanley
Phillips
Dick Luphe
John Hermanson
Frazie
Jim Linder
Marc Zabell
Casey Hood
Cadia
Craig Marrietta
Larry Emmett
Bill Albright
Ryan
A Hanley
Luphe
Gary Nolan
Mark Pihi
Skip Howard
Tim Sather
Mark Scheehle
Howard
Gary Martin
Jim Kautenburger
Vern Wedge
Paul Montesano
Dave Tanner
Joe Reynolds
Roy Slack
Wedge
Stelling's clutch single gives Saguaro 2 1 win over Beavers
Saguaro Sabercats beat Scottsdale 2 1 on John Stelling's bases loaded single in the bottom of the sixth. Doug Slocum earned the win with four scoreless innings as Beavers pitcher Larry Kottraba took the loss. Suggs had the Beavers' lone early triple and two hits for Scottsdale.
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John Stelling
Saguaro
Doug Slocum
Jeff Brown
Beavers
Fanning
Howard Suggs
Suggs
Slocum
Scottsdale
Stelling
Larry Kottraba
Francis Rolon
Rolon
Kottraba
Steve Regnier
Rick Dively
Cats
Beaver
Greg Bishop
Saber
Chris Masters
Masters
Regnier
Sterling
Dave Cassady
Saguaro High
Jeff Oscarson
Ion John Stelling
Scottsdale High
Saguaro Sweeps to Close City Track Meet Win
Saguaro edges Coronado 66 61 in a tight city track clash as Wayne Mattingly dominates field events with a shot put of 53 feet 6 1 2 inches and a 151 foot discus. Skylar Jones dominates the mile and two mile while Kory Schuknecht wins highs and lows.
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Arcadia
Saguaro
Sabercats
Coronado
Scottsdale Beavers
Scottsdale
Coronado-Saguaro
Wayne Mattingly
Dons
Robert Cornell
Mattingly
George Petriny
Brian Augustine
Larry Abts
Jerry Kulak
Jerry Cenfer
Bill Erb
Bill Patterson
Dan Hink
Pete Liebrand
Jim—Dusenberry
Skylar Jones
Stolper
Sabercat
Bill Wallace
Jack Seely
Kory Schuknecht
Schuknecht
Seattle Pilots deal ends as investors bow out
Seattle businessmen withdraw non profit bid to buy the Pilots and run them in Seattle. Eddie Carlson calls the plan invalid after league owners in Chicago rejected it 8-4. Cronin says AL owners meet in Tampa next week to discuss shifting the franchise to Milwaukee.
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Seattle
UPI
Eddie Carlson
Bowie Kuhn
Bhat
Seattle Pilots
Chicago
Carlson
Kuhn
Pilots
Joe Cronin
Tampa
Milwaukee
Saber gymnasts open season with victory over Pueblo
Dave Driscoll won three events and Dave Swisher captured two as Saguaro High School gymnasts defeated Pueblo 115.50 to 64.25 to start the season. Driscoll led in trampoline and all around, while Swisher swept side horse and still rings, with Spinney, Eisenhower, Harrer, Zaracor, Franks and others contributing across floor, high bar, and tumbling events.
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Dave Driscoll
Dave Swisher
Saguaro
Pueblo High
John Spinney
Cats
Driscoll
John Eisenhower
Swisher
John Zaracor
Eisenhower
Spinney
Tim Franks
John Harrer
College fives vie for semis berth
UCLA aims for a sixth finals appearance in seven seasons as four top eastern teams battle for the other semifinal spots. St Bonaventure faces Villanova while Kentucky meets Jacksonville in today’s two regionals televised nationally.
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United Press International
UCLA
St. Bonaventure
Villanova
Bruins
Utah State
Seattle
New Mexico State
Drake
Lawrence
Kan
Acksonville
Artis Gilmore
Kentucky
Dan Issel
Lundquist and Fie Tie In Tourney At Mountain View Course
Kent Lundquist and Lyle Fie staged a nine hole playoff to determine the winner of the par three golf tournament at the Mountain View Par Three course in Hayden and Thomas Ross. Twenty five players with handicaps from two to 31 competed over two days on the course which has a par three and holes ranging from 35 to 1090 yards.
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Kent Lundquist
Lyle Fie
New Mountain View
Hayden
Thomas Ross
Coronado Gymnasts Dominate Tucson Meet
Coronado gymnasts defeated Tucson 139 to 72 at Coronado. Senior Harry Mullins won the all around with Frank Lopez close behind. Lopez and Craig Kirby tied for first on floor, Randy Gaskins led on side horse, and Mullins swept rings and parallel bars with high scores across events.
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Coronado
Tucson
Harry Mullins
Frank Lopez
Lopez
Craig Kirby
Rick Curtis
Randy Gaskins
Curtis Whatley
Mullins
Curtis
Mike’ Broaddus
Guy Spann
Pat Hale
Smith Keeps Tigers Optimistic Without McLain
Mayo Smith, Tigers manager, remains hopeful to win the American League pennant even if Denny McLain is sidelined. Mickey Lolich, Earl Wilson and Mike Kilkenny are lined up for starting spots as Detroit reshuffles the lineup with Cash Kaline Gutierrez Wert Jones Tresh Stanley Horton and Northrup among the key players in spring preparation.
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Lakeland
Fla
UPI
Mayo Smith
Detroit Tigers
Denny McLain
Smith
McLain
Cy Young
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Tigers
Mickey Lolich
Earl Wilson
Mike Kilkenny
Joe Niekro
San Diego Padres
Tainly
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Dick McAuliffe
Cesar Gutierrez
Don Wert
Dalton Jones
Tom Tresh
Yankee
Gutierrez
Mickey Stanley
Tech Skins in NIT Upset at Madison Square Garden
Georgia Tech defeated Duquesne 78-68 in the NIT first round as Rich Yunkus scored 28 points and Billy Paultz grabbed 10 rebounds. St John’s rolled past Miami of Ohio 70-57. Manhattan meets North Carolina and Army faces Cincinnati in afternoon play.
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UPI
Rich Yunkus
Billy Paultz
Yunkus
Georgia Tech
Duquesne
Madison Square Garden
Paultz
Miami
Ohio
St. John’s
Redskins
Manhattan
North Carolina
Army
Cincinnati
Duke
Utah
Marquette
Maloney paces Bear gymnasts in season opener win
Scottsdale’s gymnasts led by Jerry Maloney defeated East High 86.2 to 63.4. Maloney won all around, two firsts, two seconds, and took top honors in the floor exercise and tumbling. Rich Morley led still rings with a first, while Brad Jones and Scott Chambers also medaled in multiple events.
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Jerry Maloney
Scottsdale
East High
Maloney
Dave
Denny
The
Beavers
Scott’ Chambers
Rich Morley
Brad Jones
Mark Montana
Coronado Dons Baseball Dominate Arcadia 14-2
Coronado remains unbeaten with a 14 to 2 win over Arcadia marking a second straight strong outing. Ray Forgie earned the victory as Marty McCray supported with a grand slam in the fourth inning during a 11 run frame.
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Coronado
Arcadia
Los the Dons
Titans
Ray—Forgie
Dons
St. Mary’s
Marty McCray
CubsROCK Spring Win Over Angels in Arizona
Chicago Cubs beat the California Angels 4 to 2 in Scottsdale. Ron Santo drove in two, Randy Hundley hit his first spring homer, and Billy Williams added a triple. California scored twice in the first on Jim Fregosi doubles. Cubs pitching then held them scoreless.
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Chicago
Cubs
California Angels
Scottsdale Stadium
Scottsdale
Phoenix Stadium
Mesa
A’s
Phoenix
Giants
Oakland
California
Jim Fregosi
Alex Johnson
Ron Santo
Randy Hundley
Billy Williams
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Arcadia Thins
Catthins
Patterson
Seely
Jim
Harness
Hal~Mayer
Mayer
Dee Rae
Harfess
Rae
John Denig
Steve Johnson
Ed Foyle
Deniy
Johnson
Mark Phelan
Buddy Arela
Steve Goodall
College
Jacksonville
Long Beach State
Lundquist
Don Gymnatics
Kirby and
Spann
Gaskins
Whatley
Tiger
Franking Stanley
Willie Horton
Eft
Kaline
Jim Northrup
Massachusetts
Yankus
Garry
Barry Nelson
Barry
Bob Seemer
Dukes
Seemer
John Liston
Mike Carr
Greg Edwards
Jeff May
Dave Denny
Angels
Myrtle Ave. Tempe
Texaco
E. McDowell
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