Gerard A champ leads Gerard to first state crown
Gerard wins the Class A state baseball final 3-1 over Morenci at Packard Stadium Arizona State. Pitcher Brian Kelly allows six hits with nine strikeouts and no walks to earn the victory. Gerard finishes the season 19-1, riding a 13 game win streak.
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Jerry Ford
Tempe
Gerard
Jerry Heck
Redcoats
Morenci Wildcats
Heck
Arizona State
Packard Stadium
Brian Kelly
Kelly
Morenci
Art Teller
Ron Perry
Wildcats
Tom Navarrete
Paul Pina
Chris Calcagno
Rick Wandrych
I A Wandrych
Pina
Mike McVey
Art
Beavers and Dons Eye State Berth in Regional Play
In Mesa Scottsdale faces Casa Grande and Coronado meets Chandler in second round Central Division playoff action. Scottsdale routed Tempe 11 0 while Coronado edged Yuma 5 2 to reach tonight s games. Jack Lawson starts for the Beavers against Casa Grande as Scottsdale and Coronado chase their first state berths in Class AAA.
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Mesa
Scottsdale
Coronado
Rendezvous Park
Beavers
Casa Grande
Chandler
Tempe
Dons
Yuma
Westwood
Sid Travis
Dave Lyons
Steve—Huff
Travis
Jack Lawson
Jack Haupt
Lyons
Buffalos
Division tourney Titan golfers lead after first day
Jim Lloyd and Ed Wieczkiewicz paced YUMA Arcadia High with three over par 75s as Desert Hills hosts the Central Division golf championships. Coronado and Kofa sit one shot back at 309 with McClintock 310 and Saguaro 311. Scottsdale 328. Chaparral 338. Top four teams and five individuals advance to next week's state tourney at Antelope Hills Prescott.
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Yuma
Arcadia High
Jim Lloyd
Ed Wieczkiewicz
Desert Hills Country Club
Lloyd
Wieczkiewicz
Jay Borg
Jeff Allen
Coronado
Kofa
McClintock
Saguaro
Scottsdale
Chaparral
Chip Harris
Prescott
Antelope Hills
Hopi and Pima win district softball crowns in rally finishes
Hopi boys and Pima girls captured Scottsdale District Elementary School softball titles as Hopi erased an 8-3 deficit with a 13 run fourth inning to win 16-10. Vince Watts led Hopi with a three run homer and three hits while Jim Smart added three hits and three RBIs. Kaibab pitcher Jeff Hermanson had four hits for Kaibab. Pima’s girls topped Ingleside 17-11 behind Susie Gaw with two homers and Susan Murray with a double and a single as Pima completed an undefeated season.
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Hopi
Pima
Scottsdale
Kaibab
Kaibach
Vince Watts
Jim Smart
Mark Pyper
John Anderson
Bill Bracken
Jeff Hermanson
Ingleside
Roadrunners Trade for Hoganson in WHA Draft Pick
Phoenix Roadrunners reportedly traded for defenseman Dale Hoganson of Quebec, a move tied to their first choice in the WHA amateur draft. The club did not confirm the trade.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phoenix Roadrunners
World Hockey Association
Dale Hoganson
Quebec
Roadrunners
Scottsdale CC Opens Southwest Zone Playoffs at Home
Scottsdale Community College hosts Mesa College of Colorado in a best of three series opening at 3 p.m. at SCC as the Mavericks seek a nationals berth. Rob Millsop starts game two if needed with Mike Jones as likely starter for a potential deciding match. SCC carries a 36 14 record while Mesa stands 17 7. San Jacinto College leads the nation.
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Steve Rohs
Scottsdale Community College
Scottsdale CC
Scottsdale
Mesa College of Colorado
Grand Junction
SCC
Rob Millsop
Mike Jones
Bob McKee
Jerry Drescher
Arizona
San Jacinto College of
Pasadena
Tex
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McVey
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Gary—Suggs
Mike Arnold
Steve Bennett
George Davis
Steve Volkman
Marty Maier
Scott Johnson
Scotts
Roy Coppinger
Coppinger
Larry Heckathorne
Ray Montalvo
Jerry Vasquez
Jim Poole
Carl Angelini
Poole
Cary de Preist
John Taylor
Dave Barnett
de Preist
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The
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Titan Golfers
Scott Watkins
Mike Lindsey
Mark Johnson
Brad Fortune
Tim Greenwell
Bob Crawford
Vern Prolt
Dana’ Beaudin
John Buckley
Brian Peterson
Mavericks
Arizona Community College Athletic Conference
Taghter
Charlie Rossie Ford
Brougham
Charlie Rossie
Charlie Rossier
Vrorp
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