Six locals named to 1968 All-Star baseball squad
Six Scottsdale district seniors join Coronado Arcadia for South team in 1968 high school all star game June 1 at Municipal Stadium. Key players include Kevin Woudenberg Dave Phillips Mark Lasley Normandia Jerry Russell and Doug Black from Scottsdale Hill Coronado Arcadia. Team coached by Jim Stephens with Don Peters. 15 coaches selected the 20 player roster.
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Dave Cassady
Sone
Scottsdale
Municipal Stadium
Scottsdale Hill
Kevin Woudenberg
Dave Phillips
Mark Lasley
Coronado
Tor ‘Normandin
Jerry Russell
Arcadia
Doug Black
South
Scottsdale High
Jim Stephens
Don Peters
Ray High School
Flagstaff
Woudenberg
Beavers
Phillips
Lasley
Yuma
Normandia
Coronado Hill
Coronado Dons Dominate Gym Meet Ahead of State Meet
Coronado High School hosts a crowded meet headlined by Steve Nagel Brian Scott and Allan Kinkel as they sweep events. Saguaro and Maryvale trail with top finishers in multiple apparatuses signaling Coronado’s peak form before the divisional meet and the final dual meet of the year.
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Coronado
Negivale
Maryvale
Panthers
Saguaro
Dons
Brian Scott
Steve Nage
Allan Kinkel
Steve Nagel
Scott
Kinkel
Bingo Eaton
Tim Gardner
Harry Mullins
Nagel
Dave Driscoll
Dick Dalton
Dalton
Phantn
Dave
Allen
AFT Reaches City Volleyball Finals After Upset
AFT advanced to the city volleyball finals by beating Martinique 15 10 5 15 15 6. Martinique dropped to the losers bracket. In the losers bracket, Master defeated Kachina 8 15 15 8 17 15 to reach the semi finals against Carson's, while Kachina exited the tournament.
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AFT
Martinique
Master
Kachina
Carson’s
Greyhound entries list with multiple races and names
Entries show a 516 mile race card with greyhounds Wanda Daira Silver Dandy Lass Amal Cras Gold Foot Oczella June Vale Griggerl Ardesale Lady Godiva and others in First to Ninth heats. Includes odds and trainer notes for each listed dog across six to nine heats with multiple names and performance tags.
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Gre
O.W
Wanda
Daira
Pan
Agilita
Oczella
L.ardesale
Godiva
Arizona
BeBe
Espanto
Nariy
Pels
Delor D
Cathy Beth
Kim
Florida State Leads College Baseball Rankings
Florida State with 21 straight wins tops the college baseball rankings at 24-1. Minnesota 25-6, Southern California 28-11, Stanford 30-8, and defending champion Arizona State 33-12 follow. Also in the top 10 are Santa Clara 25-8 New Mexico 25-10 Tulsa 18-2 Texas 19-7 and Texas AIM 19-7. Long Island University leads the college division ahead of Parsons.
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Tucson
UPI
Florida State
Seminoles
Minnesota
Southern California
Stanford
Arizona State
Santa Clara
New Mexico
Tulsa
Texas
Texas Aim
Long Island University
Parsons
Dancer's Image Derby Disqualification Clouds Preakness Ahead
Dancer's Image owner Peter Fuller says word claims Derby winner status is in dispute after urine tests found phenylbutazone. Churchill Downs official Knebelkamp says earlier statements were misinterpreted. O'Donnell and stewards deny declaring Dancer's Image the Derby winner.
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Boston
UPI
Dancer
Peter Fuller
Louisville
Leo O’donnell
O'Donnell
Suns bargain hunting in NBA draft spillover
NBA teams completed the 12 round college player draft as executives scouted late round picks amid a shrinking pool. Elvin Hayes and Westley Unseld were signed early, with other later selections like Shaler Hallim and Skip Harlicka joining the pro ranks after the first round. John Trapp led the 12th round with the first pick as 162 players were drafted in all.
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San Diego Rockets
Elvin Hayes
Houston
Baltimore
Westley
Suns add height with college draft selections
The Phoenix Suns picked four tall players in the NBA college draft led by 6-10 Dick Cunningham and 7-1 Art Beatty while 7-1 Rich Niemar joined via Detroit in the second round. Gary Gregor, 6-6, was a first round pick from South Carolina with potential to contribute immediately.
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Suns
Dick Cunningham
Murray State
Kentucky
Art_ Beatty
Americar University
We Colangela
Rich Niemar
St-Louis” University
Detroit
Phoenix
Gary Gregor
South Carolina
Cunningham
Colangelo
NBA
Beatty
Rich Jones
Memphis State
Harry. Holt Lines
Denver
Charles Parkes
Idaho State
Brian Clare
Merv Jackson
Utah
Lee Davis
North Carolina College
Ron Boone
Bill Davis
University of Arizona
Jackson
Los Angeles
American Basketball Association
Les
Angeles
Pat Hobart
California State College
Baseball Standings and Results In Complete Night Schedule
Standings show Chicago leading Los Angeles as 7 to 6 with Pittsburgh at 4 and Atlanta at 3 through 14 innings. Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati Des San Fran 3 to 1. Houston trails St Louis 2 to 1 while New York holds a 2 to 0 edge over Cleveland. Oakland beats Minnesota 4 to 0, Detroit tops Baltimore 3 to 1, Boston defeats Washington 3 to 1, and California edges Chicago 3 to 2 in night games.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Pitts
Atla
Phila
Cincinnati
New York
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
California
W. L. Pet
St. Louis Fo
San Francisco i
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Greyhound Result Charts Show Night of Races and Payouts
The page lists multiple greyhound races by distance and grade with winners and field names. It includes payouts, exacta figures, and totals such as news handle and overall payouts for the event, detailing participants like Hacken Hutch Sina and Express dogs across grades.
Bonds grand slam sparks Giants win despite injury
Phoenix Giants crushed the Denver Bears 15 to 3 as Bobby Bonds went 4 for 4 with a grand slam two triples and five runs scored before injuring his ankle on a ninth inning play. The rookie centerfielder faced hospital tests as Phoenix prepared to host Oklahoma City Friday.
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Denver
UPI
Phoenix Giants
Denver Bears
Bobby “Bonds
Arizona
Bonds
Giants
The
Bears
Phoenix
Rich Robertson
King
Oklahoma City
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Ruis
Black
Titans
Scottsdale High Diamond
VCC
Lott
Robert Wilson
Valley Country Club
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Orjeny
Rica’ Boy
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Call
Frank
Princess Trudy
Pinto Patty
Gene
Ber
Anne
Paxton
Chenille
Mike the’ “Miller
Q. Ring
Prince Bast
Shy
Penny
Dearie
Pasha
Eirbie
Naman
Bkip
Sunervis
Rete
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Hinal Cra
Bola Evena
Anna Seago
Gwen
Lake
Donna
Chari Er
Eddie Feigner
Feigner
Scottsdale Stadium
Scottsdale Softball
National Basketball Association
Walterennedy
Earl Monroe
Shaler Haliim
Utah State
Philadelphia 76Ers
Skip Harlicka
Atlanta
John,Trapp
Nevada Southern
Diego
Art Harris
Seattle
Loy: Peterson
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Bob Quick
Xavier
Ron Dunlop
Illinois
Manny~ Leaks
Niagara
Gene’ Moore
St. Louis
Milwaukee
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Hacken Hutch
Sina
Escano
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Simplex
Misty Gal
Succes Wells
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Cindy
Perry Hall
Kameb
Red
Linn
Renta
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Doug
Pennywisey
Duke O'Brien
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Mark
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A.V
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Doll
van Kirk
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Render
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Tender Motion
Ring of Gold
Maby
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Dohn J. Buebnler
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Castle
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Meésentero
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Trip
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Gilvolic
Roland “DeWitt
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Jack Bud
Missile Rainier
Sam D
Snow Jet
Akari
Robin Angel
Yarda
Joe Quik
Hoss
Byfield
Addstle
San Erstrip
Sherif ‘Cole
Consello
Verta
Tolly ‘Avery
Jackie
Kay
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Funny
Edge
Peta Srr
Frontier
Scottsdale & Thomas Rds
Mcdowell Road
Don Brooks
E.hunt
Fashion Square
Scottsdale Oad
Secreyhound Park
Apache Junction
First Post
International
Lawn & Garden Tractors
Rand ‘Arden
Powell's International
Scottsdal Jas
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