Ellis Won't Throw At Reds In World Series Battle
Yankee pitcher Dock Ellis, now with New York, says he will pitch the Reds tight in Game 3 while denying any intent to hit batters. He recalls 1974 beaning incident against Cincinnati, discusses motives, grounders, and staying focused in the fall classic.
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Scottsdale Falls Short As Mesa Defends Lead 24-15
Scottsdale Community College coach John Avianantos blamed over readiness after a 24-15 defeat by Mesa Community College Thunderbirds. The Artichokes trailed 24-0 before a late rally cut the margin as SCC battled injuries including quarterback Les Pico out and guard Joe Marquez sidelined. Baker passer 12 of 20 for 157 yards and a TD, but three interceptions.
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Kubek compares 1976 Yankees with 1961 champions
Former Yankee Tony Kubek, now an NBC broadcaster, says only Catfish Hunter from the 1976 Yankees could have started for the 1961 title team. He weighs each position’s likely fit, recalling 1961 stars such as Maris, Mantle, Berra, and Skowron, and notes the game’s evolution since then.
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Roy White
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Lou Piniella
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Sooners rise to fifth in AP poll as four new teams join
Michigan holds the top spot for the sixth straight week after a 38-7 win over Northwestern. Oklahoma moves into fifth, with Iowa State South Carolina East Carolina and Mississippi State debuting in the poll. Pitt remains second as Nebraska UCLA and others trail.
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Beavers maul Arcadia as Mascarenas earns Player of the Week
Ten years ago Scotts Dale High star Leonard Mascarenas, a 165 pound senior, led Beavers to a 55 27 win over Arcadia after scoring three touchdowns with one called back. Nominations included Greg Boyd Saguaro Jack Farmer Coronado and Bill Dipley Arcadia. Angels waive Jim Piersall and Frank Malzone as youth movement begins.
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Hohokam Captures City Volleyball Title
Hohokam rallied from a 15-9 loss to Navajo to win 15-13 and 19-17 in the final, claiming the eighth grade crown at Navajo School in Scottsdale. Pima won the seventh grade title after a 16-14 opening loss to Tonto, then 15-5 and 15-12 wins.
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