Wildcats sweep Sun Devils in 11-1 rout to close season
Arizona finishes regular season 56-4 overall and 16-2 in the WAC after an 11-1 win over Arizona State. Scott Russell Marty Reid and Mike Gatlin paced the offense as the series drew 22,786 fans at Hi Corbett. Arizona State ends 39-24.
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City slo-pitch Electronics pumme 7 Kool
Electronics exploded for seven runs in the fourth and eight in the fifth to rout Kool Metal 23-1. Don Goldberg Gary Thorpe Wayne Thorpe John Redfield led with three hits each. Bill Alling homered as Electronics piled 34 hits. Red Carpet blasted 20 hits in a 21-4 win over Ed Mason.
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Roman Village
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SCC Clinches Title Showdown As Rusnak Heroes
Scottsdale Community College roars back in a dramatic rally to force a decisive fifth game against Yavapai SCC led by Dale Rusnak two homers and key hits. The series pivot hinges on 3 p.m. showdown at Prescott High School Field with regionals on the line.
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Bruins Coach Berates Effort After Flyers Win
Philadelphia notes Bep Guidolin laments Boston's apathy in a 4 1 loss as the Bruins rest on defense and face elimination. Gary Dornhoefer suffers a shoulder separation, joining Barry Ashbee among Flyers injuries, yet Dornhoefer remains hopeful about the series.
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Gary Dornhoefer
Hie
Phoenix Giants Top Salt Lake Angels 8-5 in Coast League Clash
Bruce Miller and Jim Rosario fueled the Phoenix Giants as they defeated the Salt Lake Angels 8-5 in Pacific Coast League action. Rosario collected three hits and scored four runs while Miller added four hits with two doubles and three RBIs. Salt Lake's early output included three runs in the first inning driven by Doug Howard and Dave Chorley, who also scored on a wild pitch. The Giants added big innings in the fourth and seventh with Horace Speed homering in the seventh.
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Gerard Sends Four To State In Central Division Track Meet
Gerard High School finished last in the Class A Central Division track meet with 30 points but will send a record four athletes to the state tournament. Pat Quinn qualified in high and low hurdles, Mark Bonds placed in the 880, Kevin Breen high jump, and Mike Morrison the 220, with others placing in various events as Ajo, Eloy, Buckeye, Gilbert topped the standings.
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Brigham Young Captures WAC Golf Crown
Brigham Young won the Western Athletic Conference golf championship in Albuquerque finishing at 873 to claim their third straight title. Arizona State finished second six strokes back with Jim Blair and Mike Reid co leading BYU at 216.
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Gary Jacobson
Lee Carter
Frontier Invitational Golf Tourney Opens At Arizona Biltmore
A field of 50 professionals and 150 amateurs from 12 states began play in the Frontier Airlines Invitational Golf Tournament at the Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix. The 54 hole medalist event runs through Wednesday, with amateurs in a pro-am format paired with a different pro each day. Prize money totals 16 000 dollars, with $2300 to the professional winner and $600 to the pro captain of the winning team plus $200 per amateur on that team. Teams were drawn Sunday.
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Flyers hammer Bruins to take 2-1 lead in finals
Boston coach Bep Guidolin warned his club of a hungry Philadelphia Flyers after a 4-1 loss. The Flyers forechecked relentlessly, feeding a late rally with goals by Blandon Crisp Kindrachuk and Lonsberry, while Boston struggled under pressure.
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