Beavers Fall Flat in Dual Meet Against Casa Grande
Beav runners beaten 83 to 43 by Casa Grande Cougars at Casa Grande. Chris Wall placed in high hurdles, sophomore Tom Sather won shot put, Hixon won 220, Beavers took a lone relay sweep with two baton drops. Scottsdale's Rick Seigmiller and George Barratt ran seconds and thirds in the 440. Cougars swept long jump and half mile. mile relay won for Casa Grande.
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Saguaro and McClintock Clash In Dual Track Meet
McClintock edged Saguaro 71 to 56 as Nick Ortega led the day with wins in hurdles and the broad jump. Wayne Mattingly highlighted the Cats with 57-5 in the shot, a top state mark, while Konrad Schuknecht, Joe Wogans, Still Harness, Jerty Emm and others posted key times and heights in sprints, jumps, and relays.
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Suns Sign Williams and Walk in NBA Draft
Phoenix Suns general manager Jerry Colangelo completed signings with two of the team’s first two picks from the NBA draft in New York. Gene Williams, 6-6 center from Kansas State, and Neat Walk from Florida agreed to contracts, with Williams set to be converted to a forward. Williams averaged 13 points and 12 rebounds in his final Kansas State season, and as a sophomore at San Francisco Junior College he averaged 12 blocked shots per game.
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Coronado Falls To Mesa Jackrabbits In Track Meet
Coronado’s city champion track squad struggled with injuries and a strong Mesa team losing 73 to 54. Dave Gladstone led field events with a lone win as Steve Ransom and Jon Wald dominated hurdles and high jump, while Coronado’s relays and sprints faltered.
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Arcadia Track Loses To Westwood In Division 1 Meet
Arcadia high school fell to Division 1 power Westwood on Wednesday afternoon 9 to 38. Bruce Hawkinson led Arcadia with a third in the 100 and Arcadia swept the shot put led by Rob Mac Mullin at 53.11. Steve Peblar won the 880 in 2 05.1 and also placed in the mile while Casey Hood was second in the 880. Jeff Willmeng won the high jump and Hawkinson took second in the long jump. Westwood won the mile and 880 relays.
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Devils to pad WAC race with key series
The Western Athletic Conference baseball race tightens as Arizona State hosts Arizona in a three game set with the Sun Devils needing one win to clinch the southern division. New Mexico and Texas El Paso also clash in El Paso as Brigham Young Utah battle in Salt Lake City and Provo. Wyoming and Colorado State meet in Laramie as the northern division standings mix.
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ASU football season tickets set. prices listed
Renewal deadline is July 9 for 1969 Arizona State University football season tickets. Prices range from 30 dollars regular, 20 economy, 14 end zone and 6 for children 12 and under. Stadium construction boosts capacity, seating upgrades on a first come first served basis. A five dollar deposit holds seats until September 3, MasterCharge and BankAmericard accepted, call 961-3208 for details.
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Maloney Fires Second No Hitter as Reds Romp 10-0
Jim Maloney pitched eight innings of no hit ball before injuring a groin but finished to complete his second no hitter as Cincinnati routed Houston 10-0. Bobby Taliaferro provided four runs while Darrel Chaney made a key one handed catch. Edwards, once Maloney’s roommate, played infield and contributed in the win.
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Alpine Chamber Fishing Derby slated with prizes and fairs
The Alpine Chamber of Commerce hosts its Annual Spring Fishing Derby with prizes including a boat motor prize, a second motor, a weeklong Alpine vacation and tackle. Daily prizes for largest fish in junior and senior divisions, concluding with a Hamburger Fry. Derby runs noon May 11 at Luna Lake. tickets $1 from Alpine merchants. A separate free derby with $1,500 in weekly prizes runs May 12 through Sept 12 across multiple lakes and waters with varied fishing conditions noted.
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YMCA Bowling Lessons Begin at Scottsdale YMCA
The Scottsdale YMCA announces a six lesson introduction to bowling starting Monday and continuing Monday and Wednesday mornings at 10. The course from professional bowlers George and Pat Naderer covers stance grip release and shoe use. Open to men and women with a total cost of $8, Y member price $5, contact Tom Holdsworth for details.
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Veterans Bob Garibaldi Meets Giants In Coast League Showdown
Bob Garibaldi seeks his fourth win of the season against the Phoenix Giants in a Pacific Coast League three game series with the Vancouver Mounties tonight. Lasko will start for Vancouver as the Giants aim to sweep the series after three ninth inning runs helped them beat Vancouver 5-2 Wednesday night. Leon Wagner drew a walk to spark the rally and Julio Lifares delivered the deciding single.
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