Cubs Begin Minor Camp With 90 Plus Players At Eldorado Park
Chicago Cubs open their minor league camp at Eldorado Park with more than 90 players expected to drill. Week one focuses on calisthenics and fundamentals before games. The club, eight non roster players in camp, won’t demote anyone to the minors yet as they chase a late season push. The Cubs head into a 4 game skid after a 10 5 loss to the Mariners, and prepare for Tucson and Scottsdale outings with Renko on mound against the Indians and Padres in Arizona. Struggles against Seattle included Burris rough first inning before settling, while Krukow worked four innings and Reuschel finished. Newcomers Clines and Gross paced an eight hit attack, Buckner showing power after hand injuries.
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Sabercats explode past Coconino 20 to 1 in baseball romp
Saguaro (3-2) pounded Coconino for 19 hits including 12 doubles as Jeff Wilkinson and Shawn Delaney split five innings on the mound. Tim David and Mike Brackin each had three doubles and four runs scored, driving a seven_run burst in the third and a seven_run fourth to seal the win.
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Chaparral Triumphs In Archery Meet At Chandler
Chaparral secures 2 0 record in meet with Chandler. Top shooters include Lisa Dress 506 and Mary ann Parent 491 while Sandy Olin 481 and Vicki Brandes 470 help Chaparral JV win 2 254 to 1 771.
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Wayne State fires basketball coach Samaras after four seasons
Wayne State University basketball coach Bob Samaras resigned citing the good of Tartar basketball. In four seasons he led the team to a 28-75 record and will stay on as a faculty member in physical education.
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Jays Edge Expos In Canada Showdown Exhibition Win
The Toronto Blue Jays beat the Montreal Expos 3-2 in an exhibition game. Steve Staggs opened the eighth with a bunt, Ron Fairly delivered the go ahead RBI, and Lloyd Allen sealed the nine innings with four strikeouts.
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Boelter and Pierce lead at Arizona Junior Olympics swimming
Local swimmers Billy Boelter and Kari Pierce won multiple events at the two weekend Arizona Junior Olympic Championships in Mesa and Tucson. Boelter, with the Arizona Desert Fox team, swept six individual events and anchored a winning 200 medley relay, while Pierce of Scottsdale Aquatic Club won two breaststroke titles in the 13 14 age group.
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USF Falls From No. 1. NCAA Loss Knocks Dons to No. 8
The USF basketball team, 29-2, dropped from the top spot after consecutive NCAA losses to Notre Dame and Nevada-Las Vegas. Michigan topped the final AP poll with 893 points, followed by UCLA and Kentucky as top contenders. Notre Dame moved into the Top 10 after beating Hofstra in the tournament.
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Pro Hockey Highlight Tonight in Phoenix Roadrunners Game
Tonight's schedule features the Phoenix Roadrunners hosting San Diego at 7 45 p m on 1360 AM with pro hockey and multiple boys and girls prep events across Arcadia Chaparral Saguaro Mesa Scottsdale and Tempe plus pro basketball Knicks at Suns and turf Paradise racing in the local sports slate.
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City of Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Men’s Basketball Tourney Play
Florist beat Shadows 51 41 as Bob Stanley 21 and Jim Harvey 13 led Florist in second and third periods. Shadows were eliminated with 16 from Mike Snodgrass. Farrell’s 38 over Coaches Corner B 31. game ended early in third. Ken Beckman 22 for Farrell’s. Jim Farney 10 for Corner. Ascension 66 Almost a Ranch 59 after two overtimes. Hallstrom 34 for Ascension, Hamilton 12. Travers 23 for Ranch. Wizards of Miller won by forfeit.
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