Camelback dominates Saguaro in tournament loss
Camelback routed Saguaro 8-0 in six innings as Norm Watkins delivered a three run homer and two singles. Randy Hansen pitched a five hitter while Ed Heinemann took the loss for Saguaro. Camelback later beat East 5-2 to claim the tournament title, with Blake Marshall and Mark Samson leading Saguaro in the loss. Saguaro was set to face Westwood High next.
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Scottsdale
Mesa High
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Vern Watkins
Twitty Fires 65 Leads ASU In Western Intercollegiate
Howard Twitty shot a tournament record 65 to pace Arizona State as the 26th Western Intercollegiate began at Pasatiempo. ASU led with 279 team total, eight strokes ahead of defending champion BYU and San Jose State, while Stanford and USC followed in the field.
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Casey named NHL public relations director
Robert E. Casey, 38, former New York Yankees publicist and ex assistant sports editor of the New Haven Register, was named Wednesday as the National Hockey League public relations director.
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Slocum suffers first loss as MCC Hokams fall to LA Valley
In the Los Angeles Valley Baseball Classic Doug Slocum allowed nine hits in a complete game, five earned runs, as Mesa Community College drops 6-3 to Los Angeles Valley JC. Slocum, 7 1 in 1972, saw Jeff Oscarson and Don Baker pace the Hokams with two hits and two RBIs.
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Saguaro falls to Casa Grande in first dual meet loss
Saguaro high school track team lost 73 to 54 at Casa Grande. Jeff Khalili won the 440 yard dash in 54.4 seconds. Kevin Scully won the 220 for Saguaro, and John Ryan cleared 13 feet in the pole vault. Saguaro swept the long jump, but most other events favored Casa Grande with depth.
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Darin Knight
Allen Brothers
Giants Hammer Cubs In Final Cactus League Clash
The San Francisco Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 86 to leave Chicago's locker room empty after the last home exhibition game. A standing room only crowd of 4 527 watched at Scottsdale Stadium as Chicago heads to a spring trip toward Montreal to open the season.
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Pace-setting swimmers a t Was year Wednesday
Ten inches of snow fell in Chicago with a 35 degree game time. Newcomers include Carmen Fanzone Rick Monday and others while Sam McDowell earned a win for the Giants. Santo Beckert and Decker figured in a tense late rally as Chicago Brewers fought back.
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Bill Hands
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Coronado Gymnasts Beat Sahuaro After First Loss
Coronado's gymnastics team defeated Sahuaro of Tucson 119.5 to 103.6 to rebound from a loss to Maryvale. Craig Kirby led with an 8.4 floor score, Guy Spann swept two events and the all around, while Frank Cardella added a second place. The Dons won all events except the rings as Bob Jones and Jeff Everett posted top scores in trampoline and side-horse respectively.
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A-State blasts Pokes in 14-4 rout
Arizona State pounded Wyoming for 14 runs on 11 hits aided by 13 walks. Jim Umberger earned the win with four hits allowed for a no-hitter through 613 innings, while Mike Jones took the loss. Al Bannister had three hits and four RBIs, with Gary Atwell, Gary Andrews and Kent Jacobson driving in two each. ASU improves to 27-3, Wyoming to 3-7.
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Gary Andrews
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Buckaroos Radio Voice to Retire After Finale
Portland broadcaster Bill Anderson will retire after the Portland Buckaroos final WHL game on April 5 at Memorial Coliseum against the Seattle Totems. He has called 11 seasons on KPOK and says he broadcast a record 5 250 goals for a league radio announcer.
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