Jenkins Seaver Shine In Losses For Teams in Slump
Ferguson Jenkins led the Cubs to a 5 2 win over Montreal with three RBIs and two homers as Seaver twirled a four hitter in a 7 1 Mets win over St Louis. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 10 7 while Dodgers, Padres and Giants posted victories elsewhere in the NL.
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Week with Winkles at NAU draws Scottsdale players
Twenty young baseball players from Scottsdale attended the second week of the Bobby Winkles baseball camp at Northern Arizona University as part of the NAU sports camp. Seated and standing in the group are players from Coronado, Mohave, Christ Lutheran, Kaibab, Arcadia and other schools, with several coaches listed among them.
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Bobby Winkles
Northern Arizona University
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Jim Maggiero
Coronado
Eric Tully
Christ Lutheran
Hal Brown
Tavan
Jeff Baldwin
John Prather
Mohave
Mike Wellington
Kirby Huston
Kaibab
Dick Stephenson
Rilus Graham
Arcadia
Pat Annesley
Andy
Cuellar wins 17th as Orioles roll over Red Sox
Mike Cuellar fired six innings of six hit ball to earn his 17th win as Baltimore trounced Boston 8-2. Merv Rettenmund belted a three run homer in a five run second inning, lifting the Orioles toward a possible fourth 20 win season for their rotation.
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Los Angeles
Houston
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Pirates
Dave Roberts
Reds
Enzo Hernandez
Nate Colbert
Padres
Gary Nolan
Don Sutton
Astros
San Fracisco
John Cumberland
Braves
Cumberland
Marty Perez
Vito Stellino
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Orioles
Oakland
Vida Blue
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Boston Red Sox
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Dave McNally
Jim Palmer
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New York
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Cleveland
Chicago
Minnesota
California
Bert Blyleven
Bob Beghard
Carlos May
Walt Williams
Wilbur Wood
Bart Johnson
Wood
Ike Brown
Bill Freehan
Les Cain
Bob Heise
Ellie Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Tom Burgmeier
Heise
Bill Gogolewski
Fort Scott JC tops preseason JUCO poll with Fort Scott first
Fort Scott Community College is chosen as the preseason national number one by NJCAA football coaches. Mesa CC sits third behind Northeastern Oklahoma A&M, with Arizona Western fourth. Last season Mesa led nationally before Fort Scott claimed the Shrine Bowl berth, to be played December 3 in Savannah, Georgia.
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Fort Scott
Northeastern
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Savannah
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Miami, Okla
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Mesa, Ariz
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Ariz
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Tyler JC
Tyler, Tex
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Dover, del
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Corsicana
Tex
Ellsworth College
Iowa Falls
Iowa
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Ferrum
Heath
West leads U S Amateur with four under par round
Marty West 23, UNC graduate awaiting military call, shot four under 68 to lead after the first round at Wilmington Golf Club. George Haines 28 from Westtown Pa maps courses, carded two under 69 to sit two back.
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Wilmington Golf Club
George Haines
Haines
Fair Hills
N.J
Westtown
Gary Cowan
Fenwick Giants name MVP in Phoenix awards night
Phoenix Giants announce MVP honors with Bobby Fenwick named by media as MVP while players vote rewards split among Jim Willoughby and Jim Williams. Other honors include Howarth batting champion Willoughby leading pitcher Arnold outstanding infielder Williams outstanding outfielder Sadik most inspirational player and McKnight most popular player.
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UPI
Bobby Fenwick
Phoenix Giants
Jim Willoughby
Jim Williams
Jimmy Howarth
Willoughby
Chris Arnold
Williams
Mike Sadik
Jim McKnight
Twins Trade Williams to Cardinals for Cash
The Minnesota Twins traded veteran relief pitcher Stan Williams to the St. Louis Cardinals for cash and two players to be named later.
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Bruno on top as Southwest PGA Championship advances
Bruno, Tucson pro, holds a two over par 146 after 36 holes at Goodyear Golf and Country Club to secure a berth in Pinehurst N C for the National PGA Club Championships in October. Other qualifiers include Don Klein, Jim Mooney, Bill Eschenbrenner, and Gene Torres, with defending champion Wright Garrett and several contenders close behind.
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UPI
Bob Bruno
Tucson
Bruno
Goodyear Golf and Country Club
Gold
Pinehurst
N.C
Don Klein
Las Cruces
N. M
Wright Garrett
Albuquerque
Mooney
Eschenbrenner
Denny
Swain
el Paso
John Bulla
Scottsdale
Glen Harvey
Mesa
Cliff Whittie
Bulla
Sun Devil Country Week at Los Arcos Mall
The Los Arcos Mall hosts Sun Devil Country Week to honor ASU football and promote the Sun Saints Club. Shoppers can register for two free ASU season tickets with blanks available in stores. drawing Sept 11 at noon for two winners. ASU players will appear Saturday 10 am to noon with autograph signings and Q&A. pep band and pom pon girls perform.
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Los Arcos
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Scottsdale
Arizona State ranked 13th in UPI preseason poll
Arizona State University earns 13th in United Press International major college football preseason ratings after finishing last season undefeated at 11 0. Nebraska tops the list with 299 points, Notre Dame Texas USC and Michigan follow.
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UPI
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United Press International
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Nebraska
Notre Dame
Texas
Southern California
Michigan
Tennessee
Auburn
LSU
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Alabama
Penn State
Arizona State
UCLA
Arkansas
Oregon
Washington
Syracuse
Stanford
Houston
Oregon State
Texas Tech
Georgia
Florida
Windlaw Hall Aims High After All-America Season
ASU defensive back Windlaw Hall, 6 foot 172 pounds, seeks first team All-America honors after earning second team honors. He tallied six interceptions, 65 return yards, 29-yard TD, and 24 passes deflected while projecting into a strong senior year amid rival challenges from Oregon State Utah and New Mexico. Hall trained in Los Angeles over the summer and eyes a pro football path, with his younger brother Reedy challenging for starting safety duties. At Camp Tontozona, backs impressed, Grady Hurst and Danny White showed passing ability, while Woody Green and Ralph Nickerson scored through the air.
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Arizona State
Sun Devils
Los Angeles
Reedy
Camp Tontozona
Bob Speicher
Oscar Dragon
Brent McClanahan
Frank Rush
Steve Holden
Grady Hurst
Calvin Demery
Joe Petty
Danny White
Woody Green
Ralph Nickerson
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