Sun Devils edge Wildcats in WAC opener in Arizona game
Dave Grangaard drove in Fred Nelson with a ninth inning single as Arizona State beat Arizona 2-1 in the series opener. Nelson had four of ASU's six hits, Joe Arnold earned the win allowing three singles over 11 innings, boosting ASU to 4-3 in the Western Athletic Conference and 27-13 overall while Arizona fell to 0-4 in WAC play.
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Arcadia dominates discus relays at Relays meet
Arcadia's Titan weightmen led by the top discus toss 173-72 by Johnson and relay wins with Kennedy and Pihl. The Titans also set a new discus relay record and broke the shot put mark with Rob MacMullin and Ken Johnson. Coronado runners set two sprint marks with revamped relays and Tim Forsythe anchored a 3.22.1 mile relay school record.
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Baseball standings update with rain delays
Chicago at New York postponed by rain. Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 2 at night. Houston 3 Atlanta 3 at night. San Francisco 5 St. Louis 3 in Los Angeles. Cincinnati 3 night.
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Races Report From Apache Downs Meet
Race card shows multiple graded events across 5 1 16 mile distances with notable entries including Time Merk L A Fayres Apache Downs titles and various horses such as Peppermint Patty Teles and Roundup Espan. Final details list numerous placements and competing stables across Gr 3 Gr 4 and Gr 1 races.
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Horse Racing Card Listing Multiple Races and Bets
A scanned racing card lists ten races by distance and grade with horse names and odds. It includes betting totals, performers like Poky and Princess Trudy, and supplementary entries plus a mixed set of wagering figures and a multi-race perfecta payout.
Coronado Dons Eye B Teague Title With One Win Lead
Coronado leads the B Teague race with a 4-1 win over Kofa and a 9-0 win over McClintock. A single victory in two remaining games may clinch a shared title if McClintock loses, or two Coronado wins, or two Chargers losses. Scottsdale teams press for crown as Beavers gain momentum.
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Scottsdale Beavers top Westwood in playoff push
Scottsdale High's Beavers beat Westwood 5 4 in a B league baseball game at Scottsdale. Steve Swingle pitched the complete game to improve to 4 1, avenging his only loss of the season. Palmer homered, Armstrong and Willoughby contributed key plays, and Vetter tied the game with a fielder's choice grounder.
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Jackrabbits Top Saguaro 9-3 In Bats and Errors
Mesa's Jackrabbits defeated Saguaro 9-3 as they scored in the first fourth and fifth innings. Saguaro starter struggled with unearned runs on an overthrow wild pitches and errors while Mesa benefited from two unearned runs in the fifth and timely hitting. The Cats slide to 1-6 in league play and 3-12 on the year with two road games upcoming against Yuma Criminals and Casa Grande before finishing the season against Arcadia.
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Arcadia Titan baseball slips to 1-0 loss in tough one
Jim Hardy threw a three hitter in a 1-0 defeat as Arcadia dropped to 4-4 in league play. Yuma scored the game's only run in the third inning on two hits and two walks. Titan bats left nine men on base and totaled seven hits. Coach Skip Schifino blamed untimely hits while noting the one run losses pile up for the season.
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Cats sweep at Saguaro gym meet led by four firsts
Saguaro gymnasts dominated last night as four Cats—Dave Allen Ringo Eaton Bob Swisher and Jim Jackson—took first in events. Eaton won parallel bars and Swisher claimed side horse first while Jackson earned his second consecutive high bar win. Driscoll and Moore also podiumed with multiple seconds thirds and fourths.
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Coronado Dons Rally Past Westwood Despite Injuries
Coronado High tops Westwood 145.14 to 126.31 as Nagel misses with a knee injury. Alan Kinkle and Brian Stott lead with solid showings, while sophomores Scott Gardner Dalton and others fill gaps in free exercise, trampoline, rings, and tumbling.
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Arcadia Gymnasts Rout Central In 124 6 111 1 Victory
Arcadia Titans improved to 7 1 with a 124 6 111 1 win over Central last night. Fred Barns earned two firsts and a second in tumbling floor and tramp while Frank Williams won rings and tramp and placed third in tumbling. Derek Naar led on high bar and Stan Ferguson won side horse. Kevin More took tumbles and tramp seconds, Tom Groh earned third, and Bob Marusiak took second on parallel bars.
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