Burroughs Named AL MVP In Breakout 1974 Season
Jeff Burroughs of the Texas Rangers won the American League MVP with 248 points from 24 BBWA voters. The 23-year-old Long Beach native led the league with 118 RBIs and 25 homers after a strong 1973 year, edging Oakland stars Joe Rudi Sal Bando and Reggie Jackson. Burroughs credited Ted Williams and Billy Martin for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Jeff Burroughs
Texas Rangers
Ted Williams
Oakland A’s
Long Beach
Calif
Baseball Writers Association of America
Stan Musial
Vida Blue
Burroughs
Oakland
Joe Rudi
Sal Bando
Reggie Jackson
Ferguson
I Burroughs
Bob Short
Washington
Texas
Rangers
Bunnies win twice in softball tournament action
The Bunnies beat Niccoli's 11-5 with Debbie Dawson circling three singles and a triple and Joy Davis churning two doubles and two triples. They then routed Christ Church 9-1 as Phyllis Schiller posted a triple and two singles and Dawson added three singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnies
Niccoli
Christ Church
Debbie Dawson
Joy Davis
Lisa Martino
Phyllis Schiller
Dawson
Karen Geske
Church
Vic
Mobil
Wilson
Walters
Eileen McNally
Marge Homer
Vogel
Harvey
Myra Silversmith
Pat Mills
Quick Oil
Ernie
Ardy Natter
Marla Fling
Pam Dorsey
Hall of Fame Umpire Jocko Conlan Released From Hospital
Jocko Conlan, 74, a Hall of Fame umpire, was discharged from a Phoenix hospital after open heart surgery. He has long treated a heart condition since 1971 and nearly suffered a fatal heart attack in Los Angeles just before the World Series opening game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Jocko Conlan
Conlan
Dyna Form Continues Run in Men’s Softball Fest
Dyna Form stayed alive in the men’s B National slo itch softball tournament by winning two Tuesday night games. They beat Western Provision 12-9 and then Red Carpet 17-3 led by Gail Howser who had three hits in game one and two home runs in game two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyna Form
Western Provision
Gail Howser
John Almhjell
Joe McAlister
Dyna
Gary Curtis
Provision
Fred Reichert
Kings
Queens
Tupperware Tempe
Steve Carnes
Gary Rhodes
Tom Little
Ken Tetz
Tony Edward
Dix Construction
Fifth Avenue Electronics
Barry Sollenberger
Fifth Avenue
Central Blueprint
Hot Kouigee
Bob Brunswick
Ron Clarkson
Korigee
E.V. Graham
Ron Barr
Dave Zesiger
Darryl Everhart
Bear Manufacturing
Popham Insurance
Jim Brady
Jeff Riddle
Larry Lee
Terry Larson
Popham
Carl’s Seafoods
Dr. Munchies
Morris Athletic
O’malley
Siemens
Has Beens
Gingiss
Dave Kilger
Glenn McFoul
Baukol
Generals
Mike Castro
Bill Winslow
Bowlers shine across leagues at Frontier Lanes roundup
Walsh blazes 241 for Monday Movers while in the Mix-N-Mates Bob Brown posts 231 and Neil Drake 203 for Maricopa County. Falstaff mix sees 257 by Chuck Sauer and a 626 series by Sandy Mueller. Multiple leagues list scores from 200s to 237 with names including Diane Flynn Linda Iverson Kathy Martin Jeanne Christen Dorothy Gaillard Hank Wick Rod Gunn Jim Mandusso Al Zagalla Don Slider Red Wilson John Welty Walt Zerrinba Ray Geiser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Walsh
Frontier Lanes
Bob Brown
Neil Drake
Maricopa County
Chuck Sauer
Stu Austin
Ron Jarvie
Sandy Mueller
Cliff Powers
Ben Rubin
Frontier Gems
Diane Flynn
Linda Iverson
Kathy Martin
Jeanne Christen
Dorothy Gaillard
Hank Wick
Rod Gunn
Jim Mandusso
al Zagalla
Don Slider
Red Wilson
John Welty
Walt Zerrinba
Ray Geiser
Roadrunner
Dog Selex By Perry Mutuel 1
Best bet Jack Speed Demon leads a crowded field across multiple al bets with racing odds listed for horses like Gar Bow Saga mon Sam Gun nison and more. This edition presents selections and betting pairings for several races including 8th race best bet Jack Speed Demon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Speed Demon
Trevino Fined by Australian Golfers Association
Australian Golfers Association fines Lee Trevino 655 dollars for remarks about Melbourne Royal Golf Course and for leaving the Chrysler Classic presentation early, violating tournament rules per Colin de Groot of the PGA committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
UPI
Lee Trevino
Australian Professional Golfers Association
Melbourne
Royal Golf Course
Colin de Groot
PGA
Trevino
Royal
Mowat Rejoins Phoenix for WHA Game in Detroit
Forward Bobby Mowat, a leader on last year's WHL title team, returns to the Phoenix Roadrunners now in the WHA for a game against the Michigan Stags in Detroit. He was called up from Tulsa, while rookie Dave Gorma goes to Tulsa. Roadrunners plan to reassess after five games. Mowat previously scored 22 goals and 32 assists for Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Bobby Mowat
Phoenix Roadrunners
Western Hockey League
Roadrunners
World Hockey Association
Michigan Stags
Detroit
Mowat
Tulsa
Dave Gorma
al Rollins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walsh
Dickson Electronics
Rita Mazzacone
Alley Rats
Tim Ertz
Hal Mussi
Generation Gap
Valley Fliers
Frontier
Steve Belmont
Jim Mullen
Dave Bruning
Myles Standish
Guyt Saggione
Joe Ze
Jim Trozola
Scottsdale Automotive
Ray Discus
Bowling Bays
Ron Amodio
Consolidated Co-op
Jane Brown
Shirley Carpinski
Powder
Penny Franke
The
Frontier Ladies
Dog Selex
Perry Mutuel
Oklahoma Shaw
Inkan Cash
Doc’s A. DeWitt
Gar Bow
Sagamon Sam
Gun
Marcia
Madd Darlene
Jingle
G.G
Shaft
Terry
Lad
George
Roady Red
C.W
Misty
Reputation
Bill of Goods
Meco
Oklahoma Kim
J.J
Dee Dee
Kenora
Carnegie
Little Enin
D.R
Casey
Cap Solid
Spinner
Su Ann
Chuck O’ Luck
Chocolate Star
Oshkosh Favor
He Can
R.D
Spot
Hot Sox
Salome
America
Blackwall Reg
F.E.T
BankAmericard
American Express Money Card
Carte Blanche
Diners Club
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Datsun
U.S
Toyota
E. Thomas Rd
Paradise Valley
32Nd St. & Shea Blvd
North 86Th Place
Eari Drive
Motorola
Call Tex Campbell
Desert Homes Realty
East Acoma Drive
HONDA
Suzuki
290 Automotive
Cadillac
OLDS
Schwinn
Gran Torino
Hawaii
Mercedes
Monte, Carlo
North
68Th Street
Arizona Country Club
Coronado High School
Qiality
44Th
Iree
Arizona
Mountain Bell
Club Estates
E. Lincoln
Paradise Vailey
S E. Robert Tribken
Mary Ann Brines
Henry C. Wick
Judson School
Mockingbird Lane
Lincoln
Robert Tribken
Progress
Roberta “Findlay
ATG. O
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!