Dropped Fly Gives Cubs Win Over Padres in Spring Action
San Diego centerfielder John Grubb dropped a bases loaded fly in the eighth, opening the door for Chicago to score four runs and take a 9-8 victory. Jose Cardenal and Matt Alexander hit the Cubs only homers, lifting them to 7-5 in spring play while San Diego drops to 2-9. Ray Burris earned the win for Chicago as San Diego loaded the bases with early scoring from Winfield Hilton Kendall and McCovey.
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Hallstrom nears SCC hitting mark
SCC infielder Bill Hallstrom has a 10 game hitting streak, tying a school record and raising his average to .394. He credits a bat hold change and leads off for Scottsdale Community College while moving from short to second base for team stability.
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Oliva's bat powers Twins past White Sox in spring tilt
In Orlando at Tinker Field, Frank Quilici fumes on the bench as Tony Oliva belts a bases loaded homer to lift the Twins 7-6 over Chicago. Oliva notched his first spring hit and the blast snaps a 5-5 deadlock amid a windy, uneven game day.
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Saguaro Relays Bring State’s Top Swim Teams to Eldorado Pool
Fifteen leading Arizona programs descend on Eldorado Pool for the fourth Saguaro Relays. Defending champs Washington and meet champion Westwood are favorites, with Coronado, Brophy, Camelback and Arcadia among strong challengers. Notables include Ted Needham and Art Lorenzen for Coronado, Steve Schaffer for Arcadia, and divers from Scottsdale High. The meet opens at 1 p.m. with no admission.
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Gary Span
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Steve Schaffer
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Rob Huntington
Mike Bak
Les McDonald
Sean Boyd
Greg Acitzen
Alan Wright
Scottsdale High
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Bruce Squire
Jon McMahon
Paul Thornburgh
Gerry Gamntner
Saguaro High
Dons drown Casa Grande in 121 41 swimming rout
Casa Grande pool saw the Dons sweep all events led by Brian Netzel in diving with 108 45. Standouts included John Norris Tim Smith and Scott Stitt in other finals. Keith Blakey won the 50, Lorenzen claimed the 200 IM and 100 breast as Richards and Needham led relay wins and double individual victories.
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Ted Needham
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Needham
Utes Set for NIT Final After Dramatic Semi Win
Utah advances to the NIT final after a 92 78 semifinal win over Memphis State while Boston College edges UConn 76 75 on a Berwanger bank shot. Purdue faces Jacksonville as Utah eyes a potential final with Purdue in New York. Coronado results highlight Marie Bauer dominating all around and Saguaro and Arcadia gym teams posting strong showings.
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Women golfers compete across clubs in Coronado meet
Pat Martin won the Flight A odd holes half handicap title at Coronado Golf Course with 417. Flight B tied between Gerry Miller and Jan Stone at 18 percent, Flight C honors went to Nancy Harden and Skip Jones at 20 percent, while Caydlyn Reicert claimed Flight D with 25. Monthly medals at Villa Monterey saw Pat Clark Carol Reese and Mary Fran Reed tie at 80 in Class A, Ann Kelly posted 86 in Class B, and Helen Hitzel tied Lil Cooper at 88 in Class C with Ann Fox leading Class D at 91. Niners play saw Ann Scott atop Class A with Dot Seixas and Elva Beukema tying in Class B. At Pima Country Club Joy Rosenthal led with 17 under, Anita Ryan had 11, Florence Manning 10. Arizona Country Club combined low net had Dorothy Jorgenson Opal Eaton Caroline Mahaffy Penny Loftis 288, with Adelaide Brandt Darlene Altoh Alice Hoff Bernice Rayhiern second at 300. Coronado Ning Ladies noted class ties with Gerry Miller Ice Thornley both 11 percent. Evelyn Klix led Class B, Jan Davis Class C, Gordie Papenhausen Class D at 13.
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Hodgson Leads in Silver Belle Golf Tourn The Girls Event
Arizona State University student Wendy Hodgson led the Silver Belle Golf Tournament first round with 71 across three age divisions. Debbie Weise shot 73 to place second in the 14 24 year old group with Julie Stanger at 76. Marcy Richmond 9 from Las Vegas led the 9 14 year old split with 31 while Janet Taylor stood second with 41.
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Sun Devils poised to claim first Western title
Arizona State leads New Mexico and others after compulsory routines in Tucson. ASU scored 158.25 over New Mexico 152.75 and host Arizona 152.50 as four events showed strong devotions led by pommel horse and parallel bars while Wayne Young of Brigham Young topped all-around at 51.60.
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Forrest named to NAIA All-America team
Center Bayard Forrest of Grand Canyon College, who steered the team to a 28-2 record, earns a spot on the NAIA All-America squad selected by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.
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