Beavers edge Dons to win Scottsdale Invitational Gym Meet
Scottsdale Beavers clinched first place with 88.50 points after leading midway through a four team meet at Scottsdale High. Coronado Dons finished second with 88.40 as Saguaro placed third and Arcadia fourth. Mary Jane Cavalliere led Scottsdale with multiple top finishes including floor and balance beam.
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Arcadia Titans Split Doubleheader in Dusty Yuma Trip
Arcadia salvaged a doubleheader in Yuma with a 6-2 win after a 12-4 loss in the opener. Tim Johnson and Kent Davis led the Titans with multiple hits as Rudy Montalvo earned the win for Yuma. In the second game Joey Whitmer starred with a triple and a pivotal triple play as Arcadia improved to 7-4.
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Rudy Montalvo
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Phoenix Runners Halt Aeros In Late Faceoff Thriller
The Phoenix Roadrunners edge the Houston Aeros 4 3 after a tense final four seconds in front of 11 000 fans. Jack Norris shines with a no point game by Gordie Howe, while John Hughes scores the winner on a power play as Phoenix narrows the WHA West gap behind Minnesota and San Diego.
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Cotton Classic Opens With Doubleheaders At Scottsdale
Baseball action in the Cotton Classic features Mesa College Colorado at Scottsdale CC with a noon doubleheader. Pima CC meets Scottsdale at Casa Grande HS in a p m game. Golf starts at 8 a m with the LPGA Open at Camelback CC. Women’s Tennis has Scottsdale CC at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff at 2 p.m. Saturday games include Cubs at A’s in Oakland and Cuyahoga CC at Scottsdale CC.
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Scottsdale SCC leads Cotton Classic schedule disrupted by weather
A weather disrupted Cotton Classic forces postponement with SCC set to resume play at 3 p.m. against Lower Columbia and 5:30 p.m. vs Central Arizona. Friday includes a noon doubleheader with Mesa, a 5:30 p.m. match against Pima, and a 10 a.m. Saturday game vs Cuyahoga with two days rest before league games vs Mesa. Scottsdale leads the ACCAC Valley Division at 10-2. Jerome Shanks named to West for National Basketball Game on April 4.
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Weathered start for LPGA $70,000 Karsten-Ping at Camelback
Lady golfers began the Karsten-Ping LPGA tournament at Camelback Country Club in Scottsdale amid gusty winds and chilly rain. Pro teams led by Gail Denenberg Pam Higgins and Betsy Cullen shot 17 under par 55 to tie for first, while Louise Bruce headed a 56. A total of 107 pros and six amateurs started the 54 hole event, with play continuing through Saturday.
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RV Tops Slo-Pitch Field in Preseason Tournament
RV defeated Carl's Seafoods 9 to 5 at Chaparral Park to win the King and Queen Sleep Center Preseason Slo-pitch Softball Tournament. MVP Craig Miller went 14 for 18 with four home runs, and Dan Kethherside added a three-run homer in the final. Village hit 17 homers in four games, while King and Queen finished third by beating L and L Smith. other teams included Los Amigos Scottsdale Audio Red Carpet and Valleywide Contractors.
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Cubs Cut Six Roster Players After 5-2 Win
The Chicago Cubs announced six roster cuts after beating the Wichita Aeros 5-2 at Scottsdale Stadium. Sutter Pratt Hutson Kremmer Puthman Ward were reassigned to minor league camps. Burt Hooton worked six innings allowing one earned run as Chicago prepares for rematch with the California Angels.
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