Beavers blank Sabercats 7 0 on Scottsdale field
John Glassmeyer allowed four hits as Scottsdale shut out Saguaro 7 0. Beavers jumpstarted with six runs in the first and preserved a 3-1 record through four games. Glassmeyer went the distance, striking out six while Saguaro committed four errors.
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Camelback Spartans Rout Arcadia In Nine Run Win
Camelback built a 8-0 lead by the third inning and held on for a 10-3 victory over Arcadia. Jim Hardy relieved and pitched four strong innings to earn the win, while Arcadia’s Dan Montesano tripled twice and drove in two runs in the loss.
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Sun Devils blank Michigan in opening game at Phoenix Stadium
Arizona State University shut out Michigan Friday night 9 0 in game one of a five game series at Phoenix Stadium. Freshman Lenny Randle led ASU with three RBIs and four hits while John Dolinsek added two hits and two RBIs. Dave Grangaard crushed a ground rule double in the eighth inning as ASU moved to 13 2 on the year.
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Coronado Central Edge Bobcats 1-0 Behind Elite Pitching
Tom Normandin limited Coronado Central to 24 batters and struck out eleven as the Dons edged the Bobcats 1-0. A fourth inning rally produced the lone run on a Russell double after an error, with strong late innings by both starters sealing the win.
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Local track action: Coronado, Saguaro shine in dual meets
Coronado topped Chandler 77 50 and set a mile relay mark 3 26.9 led by Yorsythe Mandaririo Mecsey and McCombs. Saguaro swept all events except the 880 relay beating Beavers 94 32. Arcadia’s Carter won 100 and 440.
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Arcadia Dominates Arcadia Meet with Shots And Relays Lead
Arcadia swept the shot put led by Bo Kite and Rob Mac Mullin and won the 880 relay in 1 34 7. Kite also won the discus and pole vault set a meet high of 12 6 while Lorenzo Allen set the high jump record at 6 8 inches. Titans led 62 60 before losing the mile relay. Jim Butler placed well in the mile and 880.
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Scottsdale Mile field led by Blazing Silk at Turf Paradise
Arizona’s top distance runners Blazing Silk Melmitch and Barbacoma head an eight horse field in Sundays $3500 Scottsdale Mile at Turf Paradise. Blazing Silk carries 120 pounds with jockey Jack Arterburn while Melmitch carries 117 with Eddie Burns aboard and Barbacoma 117 with L J Durousseau.
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Cubs rout Angels as Niekro shines in spring win
Joe Niekro pitched six innings with one hit allowed and Ramon Hernandez finished with three scoreless frames as the Cubs beat the Angels 10 0 to stretch their spring training streak to 22 scoreless innings. Lee Elia Jose Arcia Lou Johnson contributed multi hit days while Sammy Ellis surrendered nine runs on 13 hits. The Cubs moved to 8 6 with San Francisco, while Los Angeles dropped to the league cellar at 1 85.
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UCLA Pounds Houston to Set Up UNC Title Showdown
UCLA’s fast paced offense and a stifling diamond defense overwhelmed Houston 101 to 69 in the national semifinal. Lew Alcindor starred as UCLA exploded past the Cougars while Elvin Hayes was held in check and Houston’s frustration grew in the second half.
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Coronado Dons Roll Past Westwood for Dual Meet Win
Coronado defended state champions beat Westwood 142.1 to 124.9 as Brian Scott led with victories in floor exercise parallel bars tumbling and all around and second in high bar. Nagel Kinkel Mullins and Dalton also posted top finishes for the Dons. Scottsdale defeated Saguaro 118.6 to 118.4 with Mike and Danny Ryan winning multiple events.
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Arcadia Gymnasts top North in 2 0 start
Arcadia improved to 2-0 after defeating North, 11.3 to 67.4. The Titans won all seven events and dominated the meet with strong early performances.
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