June 26, 2013
Copper Basin News, Hayden, Arizona
two more in past week top of the 7th inning to end the rally. The Blazers’ bats stayed hot, scoring two runs in the 5th inning and five runs in the 6th inning, giving the Blazers one more win. Leading the Blazers hitting were Jada Zaragoza (2-5, 2 triples), Daniella Hinojos (3-5, double & triple), and Dee Spurgeon (2-5, triple). Pitching duties went to Nikki Baldenegro (5K/0W/0ER), Dee Spurgeon (0K/4W/1ER), and Daniella Hinojos (5K/2W/1ER) for the win. The Blazers traveled to San Manuel to face the Foxy Rockets. The 1st inning started off slow for both teams as the Blazers were able to muster just one run. In the 2nd inning the bats warmed up for both teams. The Blazers scored five runs and the Rockets scored three
runs. The Foxy Rockets were able to score five runs in the 3rd inning, but the Blazers defense, led by Janae Ruiz, did not allow another run the final two innings. The Blazers bats were on fire in those same three innings scoring eighteen runs to end the game. Offensively the Blazers were led by Sydney Contreras (3-5, HR), Daniella Hinojos (3-5), Trinity Olsen (2-4), Janae Ruiz (2-5, HR), Emma Alvarado (2-5, 2 HR), and Tara Lorona (2-5). On the mound for this game was Daniella Hinojos (7K/3W/4ER), who pitched a complete game. This Wednesday night the Blazers will host the Lightning at 7 p.m. and Foxy Rockets at 8:30 p.m. at the Hayden Little League Field.
KPD Continued from Page 3
issued for speed. June 20 A 911 call was investigated. All was well. A cow was reported on Croyden. The owner was contacted. A cell phone was found and turned into the police department. Citizen assist with two requests for fingerprinting. Extra patrol was requested. Other calls during the week included 13 ambulance runs and two information reports.
reported on the 400 block of Jamestown. June 19 A verbal warning was issued for a stop sign violation. A verbal warning was issued for an illegal U-turn on Alden Rd. A written warning was issued for speed. Two verbal warnings were issued for faulty equipment. A verbal warning was
Council Continued from Page 4 a resolution to adopt the 2013-14 budget as it was presented to the council. Following the special meeting the Mayor and Council conducted their monthly business meeting. During that meeting the Council tabled the approval of the curfew notification
siren until more research could be done on the exact curfew times. The council also approved members of the library board. The council appointed Luisandra Sainz as a the youth member she will serve alongside Donna Gennicks, Chris Postel, Mary Louise Eck, Joyce Campbell, Virginia Ochoa and Oralia Tovar.
Camp
Continued from Page 9 league in the country to include both men and women players. Based in Tucson, the TSPL is also home to quite a few NBA players, U of A alumni and other players who are currently playing professionally worldwide. This allows fans to see former Wildcats alongside current U of A players as well as some of Arizona’s
top high school talent. TSPL is made possible by a number of Tucson area businesses and sponsors, offering free admission to all games. With top NCAA Division I athletes and professionals from both the NBA and Europe, the TSPL is great summer basketball for players and fans of all ages. The area youth really enjoyed the basketball camp and said even though they went home tired, they
Page 11 learned a great deal and had a lot of fun. Clarissa Gonzales said she loves basketball and this was a great two days for her, while Jennifer Gregorich said it was very fun but a lot of work. At the end of the Hayden camp, the youth were presented with awards for specific abilities and skills. Each participant received a water bottle, jersey, basketball, backpack, a team picture and individual picture with the two
keynote counselors. Corporate sponsor Asarco also held a drawing for two silver coins. Corey Williams and Carl Graham were patient and accommodating in autographing items for the youth.
Public Notice
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