Gladstone Breaks Two Mile State Record at Mesa Meet
Coronado’s Dave Gladstone smashed the state two mile mark with a 9 28.4 finish after a late surge, crediting his final prep race for the record. He believes he can drop to 9 10 or faster next year at Mesa while targeting the mile and two mile as his events.
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Cloute
Pat Abeln
Canyon del Oro
Wayne Mattingly
Saguaro
Ken Johnson
Arcadia
Steve ‘Kwiatkowski
Lynn Arbuckle
Dave Slick
John Dennig
Goettl shines in Hohokam loog for Giants victory
Goettl tossed a two hitter with seven strikeouts as the Giants beat the Padres 12 4 in Hohokam Senior League action. Hostetler Reunkewig McGuire and Gruenemeier had four hits total for the winners Romeriz took the loss with nine strikeouts.
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Dave McGuire
Steve Gruenemeier
Jon . Romeriz
Hohokem
Saaeague
Dodgers
Two city softball shutouts highlight fast-pitch action
Holmes defeated Acme 11 0 behind Sinegraff who allowed one hit and went 3 4 at the plate while Dunn and Stitt also hit 3 3 for Holmes. Morris topped Dickson 4 0 as Ipsen pitched a three hit shutout. Hobo beat Motorola 10 8 in slow pitch and YMCA Valley Presbyterian down Bethany Lutheran 14 6. Los Arcos Methodist routed Ascension Lutheran 33 6 with Henschen Melde and Doubek leading a 36 hit attack.
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Davel.Wertz
Joe
Parshall
Giants Mariners? Toros and Giants Open Series at Home
Arizona picks up two Pacific Coast League games as Tucson hosts Vancouver at Hi Corbett Field and Phoenix faces Spokane at Phoenix Stadium in a three game set beginning tonight.
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Mesa Hokams win JC baseball opener in narrow win
Mesa Hokams edged Wright Junior College 2-1 in the National Junior College tournament. Don Fromiller pitched a four hitter with 10 strikeouts to move to 11-3, while Mesa finished with 10 hits but stranded eight. Panola routed Nassau 18-0 to stay undefeated in the double elimination event.
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HoKams
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Kendrick
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Nassau Community
College of New York
ASU and Idaho Vie in District 7 Baseball Showdown
Arizona State University and Idaho open a best of three series for the District 7 NCAA baseball title at Rendezvous Park with a 7:30 p.m. first game. If needed a second game is set for 6:30 Saturday and a third would follow. Lefthander Larry Gura leads ASU with a 16-1 record against Idaho ace Skinner 11-1. Arizona State, the Western Athletic Conference champion, holds a 49-10 mark and is ranked fourth nationally.
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Ivie
Arizona State
Scottsdale Pop Warner players vie for All-American honors
Two Scottsdale Pop Warner stars, Te John Mannion of the midget team and Bill Bronson of the Raiders bantam squad, seek All-America recognition. Mannion rushed for 200 plus yards per game and had 260 yards in the Mother Goose bowl. Bronson totaled 433 rushing yards, 745 passing yards and led in scoring. Both must submit essays and recommendations. winner announced in June with travel to Atlanta for the All-American game. The Raiders plan three teams next season and seek coaches and volunteers.
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Atlanta
Roger Canterbury
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