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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1968

Page

7

Westwood Dominates Chandler Relays In Team Win

Westwood scores 71 points to edge Coronado and Arcadia in the Chandler Relays. Bo Kite wins both shot put and discus, while Coronado relay teams break two meet records including the 880 and mile relays.—Marty Shuford, Hal Mayer, and others post top finishes for Coronado, Arcadia, and Saguaro.

Bill Hegarty Westwood Chandler Larry Mandarino Dave Slick Mecsey Randy McCabe Coronado Mike Gray Arcadia Gerry Perry Stephan Vance Dale Minor Phoenix Union Ruben Monclavaz Oliver Dees Yuma Bo-Kite Ron Johnson

Dons Fall Narrowly to Tempe in Baseball Thriller

Coronado dropped a 2-1 heartbreaker to Tempe at home as pitching held, but hitting struggled. Rick Lowell supplied Tempe’s two runs with a double and a single plus a solo homer, while Dave Fraser and Jerry Russell produced the Dons’ lone run in the seventh. Coronado sits 5-2 this season, with Tom Normandin tagged for the losses. Next up is Arcadia at home in a midweek matchup before a three game homestand ends with Kofa on April 6.

Ron Allen Coronado Dons Tempe Buffaloes Coronado ‘Nine St. Mary’s Saguaro Mesa Rick Lowell Dave Fraser Arcadia Titan Kofa

Pro Scores Series Race Wide Open After Friday Results

Pro Scores: Dallas 301.000 Houston 0 3 .000 clinched series Friday. Kentucky 94 Minnesota 86 in exhibition. New York A 3 Chicago A 1 10 innings. Washington 5 Pittsburgh 3. New York N 9 Detroit 1. Philadelphia 9 Cincinnati 4. St Louis 10 Atlanta 9. Oakland 7 Minnesota 0. San Francisco 6 Cleveland 5. Boston 5 Baltimore 3. Portland 6 Vancouver 4. Phoenix 4 San Diego 2.

W. L. Pet Dallas Houston Kentucky Minnesota New York Chicago Washington Pittsburgh Detroit Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis Atlanta Oakland San Francisco Cleveland Boston Baltimore W. L Los Angeles ABA Indiana

Porter to turn pro after ASU golf career

Joe Porter III of Scottsdale announces he will turn professional after his ASU golf career. The 22 year old plans to attend the PGA's players school in Florida on April 21.

Joe Porter III Scottsdale Arizona State University Porter Professional Golfers Association Players’ School Florida

Beavers down West High 3 1 for fifth straight win

Scottsdale High remained undefeated in five straight with a 3 1 victory over West High Thunderbirds. Dave Phillips went 3 for 3 to pace the Beavers, while pitcher John Glassmeyer earned the win in relief of Kelly and Steve Swingle added three and a third scoreless innings with seven strikeouts. West pitcher Kelly allowed two runs in two innings before Morrison finished five innings and took the loss.

Randy Burt Scottsdale Scottsdale High Beavers West High Thunderbirds Dave Phillips Jon Willoughby John Glassmeyer Steve Swingle Swingle T-Birds West Kelly Morrison Fanning Glassmeyer

Sabercats rout Mustangs 11-0 on East High diamond

Saguaro Sabercats defeated East High Mustangs 11 to 0 in seven innings. Pfitzer pitched three strong innings before Evans finished, combining for a near perfect one hitter. Evans, Boyd, and Hainlan each had two hits as Saguaro tallied five runs in the fourth and added singles in the fifth and sixth to seal the win. next game is Tuesday versus Scottsdale at Saguaro.

Saguaro Sabercats East High Mustangs Mike Pfitzer Sabercats Pfitzer Bill Evans Cats Saguaro Diamondmen Saguaro Evans Mike ‘Zarchovich Bill Swisher Greg Boyd Boyd Bob Hainlan Art Vandermoen Hainlan Scottsdale

Cubs Fall to Angels in Ninth Inning Deluge

The Cubs were routed 11 to 0 as the California Angels exploded in the ninth inning. Archie Reynolds struggled early, then settled before Halos bats ignited with nine runs on nine hits, capped by late relief from Dick Gardner.

Cubs California Angels Archie Reynolds Cub Leo Durocher Dick Gardner Rich.Nyer Reynolds Bill Rigney Angels

Cleveland Indians Versus Chicago Cubs Exhibition Report

In Tucson the Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago Cubs 18 to 3 as Brunet pitched seven shutout innings before giving way to Bobby Locke. Angels rally attempts in the ninth featured Hinton Mincher Morton and Repez among others, but Cubs fielding aided by four double plays kept the Angels at bay.

Angel George Brunet Cherubs Cleveland Indians Brunet Bobby Locke Cubs Angels Chuck Hinton Don Mincher Bubba Morton Roger Repez Bobby Knopp Locke Aurelio Rodriguez Jim Fregosi Rick Reichardt Ron Santo Hinton Mincher Morton Taylor Chicago California Kessinger Railrignez Ab Mantitla Pregosi Berkert Reinhardt Williams Santo Banks Q Hundley Traylor Savage Arcin Knoop F Nye Plummer Hullph Reynolds Gardner Kirkpatrick Loe Reichardt Rodriguez Brunet Fregosi Nye Reynolds U — Engle Stevens Pelekoudas

Powerful Dons crush Pueblo in Tucson gymnastics sweep

Coronado's gymnasts led by seniors Brian Scott Allan Kinkel and Steve Nagel dominated Pueblo 130.96 to 82.82 in Tucson. The Dons swept event finals including free exercise horse still rings parallel bars high bar trampoline and tumbling with a string of top four finishes and multiple one two three outcomes featuring Dalton Scott Kinkel Nagel and Lopez.

Coronado Pueblo Tucson Brian Scott Allan Kinkel Steve Nagel Dons Dick Dalton Frank Lopez Harry Mullins Rick Cirtis Scott Nagel Kinkel Mullins Dalton Lopez Curtis

Linksters remain unbeaten as Arcadia downs Yumia for 7 0

Arcadia's state title rivals beat Yumia 190 to 200 to move to 7-0 led by medalist Mike Grasty with a 34. Gary Fraizer added 37, John Thomas 38, and Ed Grasty 39. Bob Mayer struggled with a 42. The Titans set three matches next week including the season finale.

Arcadia Yumia Mike Grasty Titans Gary Fraizer John Thomas Ed Grasty Bob Mayer Linksters

Braves slugger Rico Carty out for season with tuberculosis

ST PETERSBURG Fla UPI Rico Carty Braves outfielder diagnosed with tuberculosis will miss the 1968 season and is expected to be back in 1969. Braves traveling secretary Don Davidson said Carty, 27, remains at a Southeast Florida Tuberculosis Hospital for an indefinite period.

ST. Petersburg Fla UPI Rico Carty Atlanta Braves Don Davidson Braves Dominican Republic Southeast Florida

Okla Sooners rally past Arizona State on Rowell’s pinch homer

In Tempe Ronnie Rowell delivered a three-run pinch homer to cap a six-run sixth inning and lift Oklahoma to a 6-5 victory over Arizona State. ASU led 4-0 before the rally. Oklahoma improves to 3-4 while ASU falls to 17-3 ahead of a day-night doubleheader.

TEMPE UPI Ronnie Rowell Oklahoma Sooners Arizona State University Rowell ASU Joe Arnold Jeff Pentland Doug Folger Pentland Arizona State Sun Devils

Arizona Downs Handicap closes season at Turf Paradise

Night starts head to post for the 18th Arizona Downs Handicap at Turf Paradise. The $10,000-added race features Barbacoma and Blazing Silk as top weights at 120 pounds in the 11 to 16 mile event. Barbacoma has earned about $95,000 and set a track record in the Scottsdale Mile.

Phoenix UPI Turf Paradise Arizona Downs Barbacoma Blazing Silk

Arcadia Titans Rally But Fall To Westwood In Final Inning

Arcadia basketball notes describe a baseball loss as the Titans erred four times against Scottsdale earlier, then played a rare errorless game before losing 8-4 to Westwood in the seventh. Jim Hardy allowed 11 hits while Jeff Lytle, Ned Keeton and Dan Montesano produced key hits.

Arcadia Skip Schifino Diamond Crew Titans Scottsdale Bruce Brown Westwood Warriors Jim Hardy Dave ‘Peterson Ned Keeton Doug Black Dan Montesatio Bob Gullickson Jeff Lytle Keeton Montesano Hardy Schifino Peterson

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