NFL owners meet at Camelback Inn in Phoenix
The 1975 expansion, Super Bowl sites, Pro Bowl for 1974 and 1975, and rule changes top the agenda. Potential expansion cities include Seattle, Tampa, Honolulu, Mexico City, Memphis, Jacksonville, Phoenix, Birmingham, Montreal, and Toronto.
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Coronado Girls Tennis Earn Weekend Wins in Yuma
Coronado High School girls tennis posted two victories in Yuma beating Kofa High 61 and Yuma High 5-2. Jill Mote suffered two straight-set losses while Debbie Stephenson, Laura Roberts, Maureen Witt, and Lisa Evans each won multiple singles matches. Doubles saw Mote Stephenson win vs Kofa and Roberts Evans win both matches. Junior varsity topped Kofa 5-0 and Yuma 5-2 with Lange Wilmoth and Shroff each collecting two wins.
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Yuma
Kofa High
Yuma High
Jill Mote
Kofa
Debbie Stephenson
Laura Roberts
Maureen Witt
Lisa Evans
Miss Mote
Miss Stephenson
Miss Roberts
Miss Evans
Kathy Lange
Linda Wilmoth
Laura Shroff
Scottsdale Swim Team overwhelms Flagstaff 321 186 in dual meet
Scottsdale restates its dominance as Cindy Stacey K C McDonald Kathy Nelson John Stacey and Doug Richards lead the 11 to 12 year old group with multiple wins. Open and younger groups crown numerous champions across butterfly freestyle medley and backstroke events.
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K.C. McDonald
Kathy Nelson
John Stacey
Doug Richards
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Miss McDonald
Miss Nelson
Richards
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Laurie Wagner
Terry Barson
Lisa Bateman
Terry Vyskocil
Claire Maye
Beth Wagner
Dade
Thompson
Kim Plencner
Laurie Bateman
Mary Wagner
Karol Plencner
Gretchen Mayes
Betsy Wyckocil
Susan Wellman
Deanna Tompkins
JoAnn Enriquez
Caroll Thompson
Tim Larson
Greg Kornrumph
Mark Carpenter
Andy Mitchell
Mike Wage Aims
Pat Wagner
Suzanne White
Jenny Koster
Tucson
Erik Koster
Grant Murphy
Jill Murphy
Braves Seeks Old Spirit Under New Braves Manager Mathews
West Palm Beach report notes Eddie Mathews aims to restore hustle and aggressiveness after a 1972 collapse. Four major trades bolster rotation with Pat Dobson Gary Gentry Carl Morton and more. Hank Aaron enters the season with 673 career homers and eyes Babe Ruth record while team aims for stronger pitching and run production.
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Baltimore
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Danny Frisella
New York
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Texas
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Hank
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Aaron
Dobson
Gentry
Morton
Frisella
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Johnson
Felix Millan
Dusty Baker
Ralph Garr
Earl
Williams
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Rod Gilbreath
Jim Breazeale
Larvell Blanks
Eddie
Trojans win 2-0 to break season skid
Paradise Valley defeats Moon Valley 2-0 for their first win of the year, lifting to a 1-3 record. Greg Polk improves to 1-1 with three hits allowed, four strikeouts, and no earned runs charged this season. Brad Sharp and Rick Bartelt contribute to the scoring in earlier and later innings.
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Paradise Valley
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Polk
Trojans
Brad Sharp
Tom Stehower
Rick Bartelt
John Kinney
Bartelt
Greg Brecher
Brecher
Norton Upsets Ali in San Diego Shakeup
Ken Norton, a 28 year old former Marine and Joe Frazier sparring partner from San Diego, defeats Muhammad Ali by a 12 round split decision to claim his 31st win in 32 starts and a $50,000 payday. Trainer Eddie Futch says the victory will open doors and Norton eyes future bouts.
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Marine Corps
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Muhammad Ali
Marines
Ali
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Eddie Futch
Futch
Houston
George Foreman
Old pros shine as playoffs open in NBA action
The article highlights Havlicek's 54 point Celtics rout of the Hawks and strong showings by West and Chamberlain for the Lakers. Monroe and Frazier score 61 for the Knicks in their win over the Bullets as Cazzie Russell scores for the Warriors to even the West semifinal.
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Chicago Bulls
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Walt Frazier
Knicks
New York
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Cazzie Russell
San Francisco
Warriors
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Bucks
Boston
Sam Jones
Elgin Baylor
Atlanta
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Heap to head NJCAA president named at Mesa CC leader
Hutchinson Kan Theo J Heap Associate Dean of Students and Athletic Director at Mesa Community College is elected president of the National Junior College Athletic Association succeeding Homa S Thomas of Northeastern Oklahoma A M College He will assume duties August 1 Scottsdale Community College star Lawrence Williams was named to the All-region and All-America honorable mention lists as leading scorer for the Drover basketball team.
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Mesa Community College
National Junior College Athletic Association
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Northeastern Oklahoma A & M. College
Miami
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Heap
Scottsdale
NJCAA
Scottsdale Community College
Lawrence Williams
ASU Falls to USC 2-0 in Riverside Intercollegiate Tourney
Arizona State outhit Southern California 12-4 but left runners stranded as USC won 2-0 in 12 innings. Rich Dauer and Ken Juizenga homered late for the Trojans, while Jim Umbarger allowed 2 hits in nine for ASU before Otten gave up the decisive blows.
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Jim Umbarger
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Umbarger
Rich Dauer
Ken Juizenga
Juizenga
Clint Myers
Devils
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Tucson
Young Debuts on ITA Pro Tour at Cow Palace
Arizona school teacher George Young made his professional track debut on the International Track Association circuit at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. His two mile attempt was eclipsed by Jerome Howe the 1972 AAU champion from Kansas State with a time of 8:45.0, eight-tenths ahead of Young.
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