Baseball forms now available at Progress for leagues
Forms for baseball or softball reporting are available at the Progress reception area during business hours. Little League and Miss Softball America representatives may pick up for the whole league. Return forms by 8 a.m. the day after games with both teams reported.
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Cubs Rout Indians in Loloma II Little League
Cubs hammer 25 hits in a 30-1 win over the Indians as Mark Jones throws a no hitter with nine strikeouts in four innings. Dean Swan and Deen Revels each homer with multiple hits to pace a high scoring day across Loloma Little League divisions.
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Indians
Loloma
Mark Jones
Dean Swan
Deen Revels
Doug Blevin
Yankees
Braves
South Scottsdale
Dusty Hostetler
Joel Kline
Pirates
Hostetler
Scott Ward
Brad Kenney
Brian Formichella
Ben Horne
Yanks
Jim Wylie
White Sox
Pat Martin
Rob Baldwin
Jeff Haley
Scott Collins
Chris Lambert
Kevin Pearson
Rick Grimm
Giants
Dodgers
Cardinals
Orioles
Hohokam
Billy Griggs
Vince Brewer
David Hatfield
Coronado
Chandler
Marcos de Niza
Erick Johnson
Firebirds
Steve Shcelnik
Jeff Raminger
Chaparral
McClintock
Scottsdale
Beavers
Kirby Hutson
Steve Todare
Chuck Bailey
George Gohde
Shane Murphy
Saguaro
Tempe
Tom White
George McKinley
Kachina 2 Chesnutt 0 Soccer Result
In City of Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Elementary Soccer League action Kachina defeated Chesnutt 2 to 0. John Kelly and Tommy Edwards scored for Kachina. Eldorado beat OSPH 4 to 2 with goals by Jim Loftus Randy Martins Scott Neward Fred Swann Greg Shaurette and Palute 2 Agua Linda'l Sergio Valenzuela scored for Palute.
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Chesnutt
John Kelly
Tommy Edwards
Eldorado
OSPH
Jim Loftus
Randy Martins
Scott Neward
Fred Swann
Greg Shaurette
Palute
Agua Linda'l
Sergio Valenzuela
Saguaro Club Hosts Third Spring Water Ski Tournament
The Saguaro Water Ski Club sponsors its third Spring Water Ski Tournament at Firebird Lake on Saturday. Arizona residents may compete in slalom skiing, jumping, and trick events. The first event starts at 8 a.m.
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Saguaro
Firebird Lake
Arizona
Coronado Chaparral Headed for Divisionals In Central Zone
Coronado and Chaparral will be the sole city representatives in the Central Division baseball tournament next week. Chaparral needs a Coronado loss or a Yuma defeat to force a coin flip for seeding. Chandler beat Coronado 5-4 to prevent an outright B League title for Coronado.
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Marcos de Niza
Firebirds
Chandler
Dons
Jerry Dawson
Yuma
Mesa
Bob Ferris
Scott Hanneman
Scottsdale
McClintock
Saguaro
Tempe
Ourself
Roy Coppinger
Coronado Archery Team Dominates Meet With 10-1 Record
Coronado defeats McClintock 2,368 to 2,303 led by Archery stars Mary Brower 516 Janet Surls 477 La Vonne Tyrnay 466 Lynn Wright 456 and Dana Span 453. Coronado improves to 10-1 with JV scores 2,061 to 1,841 led by Lil Herman 508.
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Coronado
McClintock
Mary Brower
Janet Surls
la Vonne Tyrnay
Lynn Wright
Dana Span
Lil Herman
WAC Tennis Opens as Arizona and Utah Duel for Title
The Western Athletic Conference tennis championships begin at Arizona State University with four likely contenders Brigham Young Arizona Utah and defending champion ASU. BYU defeated ASU 6 3 and Utah beat BYU 5 4 showing a tight race.
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TEMPE
Arizona State University
State of Arizona
State of Utah
Utah
Brigham Young
Arizona
ASU
New Mexico
Marty Pincus
BYU
Wayne Pearce
Arizona says no football coaches to be dismissed under new NCAA rule
University of Arizona athletic officials state no coaching dismissals are planned to meet the NCAA recruiting cap effective Aug. 1. Arizona currently lists 10 full time assistants under coach Jim Young, but will limit outside recruiters to eight to maintain parity.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
Arizona
Jim Young
Dave Strack
Softball scores and a Michigan athletic director appointment
In a packed scoreboard snippet from a local league, multiple men and women players post home runs and doubles across divisions including Scottsdale, Phoenix, and Hand and Hand. The report closes with Charles Harris named assistant athletic director at the University of Michigan.
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Dave Kloeppel
Tony DiAmico
Donnie Coney
Searles
Young Blood
Scottsdale Scissors
Pam Caulkins
Candid
Carl Harvey
Carol Bain
Deb Pupy
Donna McKay
Southwest Ball
Krafft
Jody Hoyle
Harris
Ann’ Arbor, Mich
Charles Harris
University of Michigan
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