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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1970

Page

11

Titans survive rally to edge Rabbits in extra tight win

Arcadia defeats Mesa 7-6 at Scottsdale Stadium securing first in Central A as six run Mesa surge falls short. Don Schlander powered the Titans with a walk and triple and Randy Vogel drove in Millsop. Mesa threatened in the seventh but Schlander's running catch ended the rally.

Larry Emmott Arcadia Mesa Scottsdale Stadium Casa Grande Titans Chandler Arachia Don Schlander

Sabercats clinch playoff berth with 9-7 win over Casa Grande

Saguaro High School baseball earns a Central Division finals spot after a 9-7 victory against Casa Grande. Jeff Brown and Slocum held off a Cougar rally as Rick Dively, Rick Beach, John Stelling and Jeff Oscarson led a multi-hit attack. Casa Grande’s Jesse Villarreal homered twice, Ramon Hernandez collected three hits, while Dively, Beach, Bishop and Hagan added two hits each. The win caps the regular season for both teams. JV finished 16-2 with a 64 victory over Casa Grande.

Jeff Brown Saguaro Casa Grande Westwood Chandler Arcadia Cougars Brown Slocum Cougar Sabercats Cats Price Rick Dively Rick Beach John Stelling Greg Bishop Steve Jeff Oscarson Dively Beach Bishop Hagan Jesse Villarreal Ramon Hernandez Duane Zimmerman Sabers Jvs Varsity Jv’s Jesse Kellum Dan Witherspoon

Sabers and gym win cap season with high score

Saguaro gymnastics wrapped the season by posting its best score of 136.8 to Rincon Tucson 129.56 at Rincon. John Spini opened with 7.8 on floor. Driscoll, Eisenhower excelled on multiple events. Rincon shut out Cats on side horse. Cats claimed tumbling and high bar dominance and edged the meet with a tumbling sweep and top scores by Spini 8.53 Driscoll 8.06 Eisenhower 8.03.

Saguaro Rincon Tucson John Spini John Eisenhower Dave Driscoll John Zarecor Driscoll Eisenhower Frank Spini

Sorenson Leads Dodgers Past Cardinals in Little League

Jim Sorensen anchored a dramatic comeback with a center field catch with the bases loaded to keep the game tied 6-6 and later drove in the winning runs with a two run single in the bottom of the sixth as the Dodgers defeated the Cardinals 8-6. Gary Debrosse added a two run homer and Steve Hearing earned the win. The Giants beat the Indians 18-2 in another major league game. Tim Perch scored the winning run as the Solons beat the Cubs 13-12. the Padres defeated the Buffs 14-8. In the farm league the Sharks edged the Falcons after a six run final inning rally. The Yankees won 9-0 over the Cubs behind Mike Armstrong and John Christensen. Butch Costello led a Tigers 15-11 win over the Mets with four hits.

Mesa Mark Woodward Kent Stultz Schlander Millsop Craig Hanson Price Titan Vogel Beurlein Arcadia Jon Black Steve Wilson Ee Dave Flowers Jim Sorensen Dodgers Cards Gary Debrosse Steve Hearing Giants Indians Tim Perch Solons Cubs Padres Buffs Sharks Falcons Yankees Mike Armstrong John Christensen Christensen Joe Bivona Dave Reininger Butch Costello Phil McElfresh Rick McGinley Tigers Mets John Harris Dave Jodon

Titans Edge Arcadia In Tight Gymnastic Showdown

Arcadia's gymnastic coach Chuck McMahon bows out as his team the Arcadia Trojahs lose to Catalina High 100 to 84 98 96. Titans Steve Fuller Jim Hood and Grady Scallon place high in floor exercise while Allen Ruby dominates still rings and all around. Arcadia runners up in tumbling high bar and parallel bars.

Arcadia Chuck McMahon Titans Steve Fuller Jim Hood Grady Scallon Darrell Allender Steve King Scott Koeb Charlie Wolsteincroft Titan Allen Ruby Ruby Scott Romney Ruby i

Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across Leagues

Houston Astros optioned rookie first baseman John Mayberry to Oklahoma City to gain playing time. Friday results show Chicago, Cincinnati, San Francisco, New York and Philadelphia victories, with Brooklyn and Montreal among other clubs posting scores. Sunday schedule lists multiple interleague matchups across cities.

WAS. Pet Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis Montreal Stiemnaté Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco Houston San Diego Cincinnati San Fran Los Ang Phila Pittsuleigh Oakland Boston Ran City Detroit Minnesota Cleveland Baltimore Houston ‘Astros John ‘Mayberry Oklahoma City W. L. Pet West Phoenix Hawaii Tucson California Salt Lake Portland Kansas City Eugene Milwaukee Tacoma Phoenix Salt Lake City Spokane

Arcadia Titan Sprinters Break Records In District Meet

Arcadia athlete Mark Scheehle threw 180 feet in the discus for a state best and Arcadia and Saguaro competitors advanced to tonight's Mesa High finals. Jim Howard, Wayne Mattingly, Mark Pihl and others qualified in shot put and discus. Bob Kite won the 880 in 2 01.3 as Casey Hood placed third. Saguaro's Kory Schucknect led in hurdles and 200, with other qualifiers in sprints, jumps, and relays.

Arcadia Mark Scheehle Scheehle Saguaro Mesa High Coronado Scottsdale Westwood Jim Howard Wayne Mattingly Howard Mattingly Mark Pihl Bob Kite Casey Hood Kory Schucknect Harness Mike Phelan Bob Frear Larry Abts Bill Erb Sabers Joe Reynolds

Chandler Triumphs In Extra Inning Win Over Scottsdale Beavers

Chandler outlasted Scottsdale 8-6 in an extra inning duel Friday. Bob Albin led off with a triple and Reed Pew walked, then Bond drilled another triple driving in two runs. Albin added two more hits, Heshey struck out the Scottsdale side in relief, and Pew iced the win with a late double.

Chandler Scottsdale Beavers Scottsdale Chuck Kushell Bob Albin Reed Pew Bond Gary Bond Pew Albin Bob Taft Greg Snowden Bob Ayala Chris Heshey Steve Atwood Kevin Brady Howard Suggs Albini Joe Michaud Mike Titterington Hashey Joe Nix RBI UTEP Brian Harper ASU

Don swimmers grab eighth meet

Coronado defeated McClintock 59.5 to 35.5 in the final meet before divisions, recording an 8 2 season mark for the Don swimmers. The 200 medley relay team led the effort.

Don Coronado McClintock Don Swimmers

Orr and Esposito win multiple NHL trophies

Boston Bruins star Bobby Orr collects Hart Trophy Norris Trophy and Art Ross Trophy as MVP top defenseman and scoring leader. Tony Esposito earns Calder Trophy Rookie of the Year and Vezina as top goalie, while Phil Goyette wins Lady Byng. Orr credited as one of the league’s greats. Mikita previously did three major trophies. Regular season stats include 33 goals 87 assists 120 points.

Orr Chicago Tony Esposito Boston Phil Esposito Vezina St. Louis Phil Goyette NHL Stan Mikita Mikita

Devils sign 6-11 eager

Ron Kennedy a 6 11 standout from Storm Lake Iowa high school signed a basketball letter of intent to attend Arizona State University. The 260 pound senior averaged 25.5 points and 14.3 rebounds as Storm Lake was state Class AA runner up and he holds school career 1,439 points and single season 611 points.

Tempe UPI Ron Kennedy Storm Lake Iowa Arizona State University Ned Walk Kennedy

Reed lifts Knicks to first NBA title in seven games

Willis Reed spent 27 minutes on the court to inspire the New York Knicks over the Los Angeles Lakers 113-99 for the franchise's first NBA championship. Reed scored the club's first four points and was named MVP as fans roared before tipoff. Walt Frazier led with 36 points and 19 assists, while Jerry West topped LA with 28.

NEW York UPI Willis Reed New York Knickerbockers Knicks Reed Los Angeles Chamberlain Jerry West Lakers Elgin Baylor West Wilt

Bears fall in finale to Sun nyside in Scottsdale meet

Scottsdale hosts divisional meet next Friday and Saturday as Sun nyside of Tucson defeats the Bears 112 to 110. Jerry Maloney led Beaver event wins on side horse and tumbling and placed third on floor. Rich Morley, John Liffiton, Greg Edwards and Scott Chambers earned multiple apparatus titles.

Scottsdale Sunnyside Tucson Jerry Maloney Rich Morley John Liffiton Greg Edwards Beavers Scott Chambers Brad Jones Dave Denney Jeff May Coronado

Dons Run Unbeaten in Tucson Dual Meet Victory

Coronado High School dominated Cholla High 139 to 82 in Tucson to stay undefeated in dual gymnastics. Craig Kirby led on floor, Curtis Whatley, Randy Gaskins and Curtis topped side horse, Mullins won rings with Curtis second, Lowed led trampoline, Lopez won all around but damaged heel ended his run.

Coronado Cholla High Tucson Dons Craig _ Kirby Rick Curtis Frank Lopez Curtis Whatley Randy Gaskins Curtis Harry Mullins Don Stanley Guy Lowed Pat Hale Mike Baroddus Mullins Lopez Gaskins Mike Whitesell Kirby Spann

Sun Devils Take Series Opener With 7-2 Win At UTEP

Arizona State hammered Texas-El Paso with a seven run ninth inning as three Miner errors sparked a 7-2 victory in the Western Athletic Conference opener. Freshman Mike Hansen earned the win to improve to 6-0 as Lenny Randle Roger Schmuck and Gary Atwell each drove in a run with a triple in the ninth. Sun Devils plan to name starting pitchers for Saturday's doubleheader.

Ysleta Tex UPI Arizona State University Texas-El Paso Sun Devils Miners Arizona Bobby Winkles Lenny Randle Roger Schmuck Gary Atwell Mike Hansen

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