Coronado Gymnasts Eyes State Team Title in Tucson
Coronado is unchanged as Central Division leaders travel to Tucson for the two day 1971 AAA state meet at Sunnyside High School. Plant leads the power pack with Maryvale and Palo Verde as rivals for the team crown while individual action features Craig Kirby Guy Spann Jeff Everett Curt Whatley Randy Gaskins Don Stanley Ron Woodworth and others from Coronado Arcadia and Scottsdale Beavers.
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Coronado Don
Tucson
Harvey Plant
Sunnyside High School
Palo Verde High
Craig Kirby
Guy Spann
Tramp
Jeff Everett
Curt Whatley
Randy Gaskins
Don Stanley
Ron Woodworth
Coronado
Jerry Bicknell
Sabercats
John Spini
John Eisenhoever
Gary Ading
Dave Swisher
Mark Archer
Allen Ruby
Arcadia
Richard Morely
Scottsdale Beavers
Mufflermen Open Exhibition Season With Doubleheader
The Mufflermen, northern division champions of the Cactus semi pro league, host Village at Scottsdale Stadium at 2 30 p m in the opener with Kerr second. Mike Kenneth of Glendale CC starts on the mound with an 7 1 record and 9 ERA. Don Hyman will pitch the second game. No admission charge. Tryouts for a shortstop at 9 a m Saturday.
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Mufflers
Cactus
Scottsdale Stadium
Scottsdale
Village
Mufflermen
Kerr
Mike Kenneth
Kenneth
Glendale Community College
Muffler
Mike Bloom
Mohave School
Don Hyman
Phoenix Giant
Cortez
Hyman
Kenneth Ast
Bloom
Lothamer Returns to Chiefs After One Year in Retirement
Ed Lothamer defensive tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs ends a one year retirement and announces his return to the NFL for the 1971 season with the Chiefs. The move confirms Lothamer will rejoin Kansas City after stepping away from professional football.
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Kansas City
UPI
Ed Lothamer
Kansas City Chiefs
Astros crush Giants as Wood delivers one-hitter
Benjie Wood pitched a one hitter with seven strikeouts to lead the Astros past the Giants 12-1. Tim Butts led the offense with two doubles and a single, while Nelson Caprato Greg Preece and Steve Larkin added two hits each. The Giants lone run came in the fifth on Mike Hyde’s single.
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Benjie Wood
Salt River
Astros
Giants
Mike Hyde
Randy Clark
Tim Butts
Astro
Nelson Caprato
Greg Preece
Steve Larkin
Sr’s. Senior
White Sox
Ning
Angels
Sox
Foloma
Red Sox
Don Toovey
Denny Jopina
Falk
Indians
Cubs
Matt Bucko
Buzz Carr
Hohokam
Athletics
Woody ‘Smith
Yankees
Ken Swatek
A's
Gary Wallace
Smith
Swatek
Johnny“Esposino
Dodgers
Pirates
Tigers
Scotty Miller
Braves
George Ghode
Dave Morris
Alvin Roberts
Jeff Bentler
Steve Huen
Mets
Merle Makings
Scottsdale‘Orioles
Tom-Hallinan
Kevin-Callahan
Hallinan
Orioles
Mike Murphy
Callahan
Cards
Kiva Kaibab
Cocopah
K-K
Oo Rich Johnson
Brian Paytas
Wees
Ned Norris
Earl Knoob
Doug McKinney
Derek
Bruns
Mike
Rhodes
Jim Russ
Jeff Morse
Mike Bidulich
Scottsdale Stadium
Twins
Bruce Dressel
E. Felix
Chargers bring back Jim Hill after free agent move
San Diego free safety Jim Hill signed with the Chargers on Thursday after becoming a free agent on May 4. The National Football League veteran started for two seasons in San Diego and had played out his option.
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SAN Diego
UPI
San Diego Chargers
Jim Hill
Chargers
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Plant
Maryvale
Champs Pagan
Bill Erb
Saguaro
Mesa High
Erb
Darrell Davis
Lothamer
Steve Letson
Kindall Carter
Pat Beck
Tony Marrujo
Jeff Anderson
Jim Cassidy
Mark Rambo
Yanks
AVA Tel Creter
Couro
Ak Instant Lee
Garene
IU Hae
Savei
Buster
Slu E Eter
McDowell
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