Coronado Leads Central Division Golf Soon at Golden Hills
Coronado dominated the first day at Golden Hills Country Club Mesa with first-day medalist Dave Ziemba at 69 and a team total of 292. Saguaro finished second at 307 led by Cory Wilson and Stu Sorenson. Scottsdale High and Mesa High followed as Arcadia and Westwood trailed. top four teams and individuals advance to state at Papago Golf Course.
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Saguaro High
Golden Hills Country Club
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Golden Hills
Sabercats
Cory Wilson
Stu Sorenson
Phil Swinford
Daryl Reedy
Scottsdale High
Sabers
Andy Houghton
John Vaughn
Tom Crawford
Dana Boudine
Beavers
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Arcadia
Oorth Scottsdale
Westwood
Scott Clark
Papago Gulf Course
Guine leads Padres to 3 2 win over Pilots in city action
Guine hit a triple for Salt River Senior League Padres to edge defending champion Pilots 3 2 in the bottom of the fifth. Dave Barnett earned the win with a complete game, four hits allowed, 15 strikeouts and six walks. Pilots scored twice in the top of the fifth but could not hold the lead. Bill Ketterer took the loss in a two hit outing.
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John Eason Signs with CFL Montreal Alouettes
John Eason, NFL veteran and former Oakland Raider, signed Monday to play for the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League, adding depth to their receiving corps.
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Three Scottsdale baseball teams start Central Division playoffs
Arcadia Coronado and Saguaro enter the Central Division playoffs with 8-2 league marks. The single elimination event runs Wednesday through Saturday at Rendezvous Park Mesa. Key matchups include Saguaro versus McClintock, Arcadia vs Kofa, and Coronado vs Yuma.
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Kofa
Yuma
Titans
Mesa
Rendezvous Park
SCC netters head to Colorado National Junior College tourney
Four Scottsdale Community College tennis players from the first-year squad travel to Grand Junction Colorado May 19 for the NJCAA regional tournament. Gary Kermott Todd Grange Dan Farmer and Gary Haub qualified after a playoff at Mesa Community College. Kermott with Farmer and Grange with Haub pair for doubles. SCC finished second in the AJCC race behind MCC in its inaugural season.
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Grand Junction
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Colorado
SCC
Mesa Community College
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Todd Grange
Dan Farmer
Gary Haub
Kermott
Farmer
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Haub
Arizona
Petty Finishes Fifth in Winston 500 for $10,000 Prize
Daytona Beach Florida UPI reports Richard Petty finished fifth in the Winston 500 at Daytona International Speedway earning $10,000 in the first leg of the $100,000 Winston Cup point fund.
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Richard Petty
Osteen Delivers Win as Dodgers Beat Expos 5 2
Claude Osteen earned his third win of the season for Los Angeles despite saying it was not his most impressive victory. He allowed 11 hits in 8 1 3 innings with relief from Pete Mikkelsen as the Dodgers snapped a three game skid. Willie Davis, Willie Crawford and Steve Garvey provided the offense in a four run fourth inning. The win puts LA a half game behind the first place Houston Astros in the NL West.
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Sparky Lyle
Yankees
Bert Blyleven
Mets awaiting Stoneham call to trade Mays
New York Mets wait for Horace Stoneham to decide on Willie Mays as trade talks continue. Mets GM Bob Scheffing says no meeting is scheduled and the next move rests with the San Francisco owner. Mays has a .146 average in limited 1951 appearances.
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Devlin wins Houston Open before Colonial Invitational
Bruce Devlin captured the $125,000 Houston Open with a 10 under par total of 278 at Westwood Country Club, finishing two strokes ahead of Doug Sanders Lou Graham and Tommy Aaron. The 34 year old Australian clinched the victory with a two foot birdie on 17 and earned $25,000.
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Lou Graham
Tommy Aaron
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