Drovers Suffer Second Loss in Mesa Series
Scottsdale Community College fell 5-1 as Mesa Community College built a 2-0 lead through three innings and pulled away with three runs in the eighth. SCC starter Roger Gee made his first appearance, while Ed Draper earned the win for Mesa and Doug Johnson took the loss.
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Bob Snider
Scottsdale Community College
Mesa Community
SCC
Mesa
Jerry Drescher
Hokams
Roger Gee
Scottsdale
Drovers
Ed Draper
Drescher
Droscher
Billy Graves
Brian Bills
Allen Johnson
Julio Delgado
Jamie Inglish
Inglish
Delgado
Doug Johnson
Johnson
Douglas
Cochise College
Phoenix College
NFL owners poised to approve sudden death overtime ruling
At the Camelback Inn meeting, NFL owners consider sudden death overtime for regular season with 20 of 26 votes needed. Key figures Paul Brown and Pete Rozelle foresee passage, while two point conversion faces opposition. Potential clash with the NFL Players Association is noted over compensation for overtime.
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National Football League
Camelback Inn
Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Pete Rozelle
Brown
NFL Players Association
Ed Garvey
Garvey
Devils Wildcats clash opens WAC baseball set in Tucson
Arizona hosts Arizona State as Western Athletic Conference play begins. Arizona, 21-11 non conference under coach Jerry Kindall, starts Dave Rajsich 1-2 on the mound against ASU ace Eddie Bane 6-1. Arizona State seeks a third straight division title. they stand 30-5 and ranked No. 2 nationally.
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Tucson
Arizona
Arizona State
Sun Devils
Wildcats
Jerry Kindall
Dave Rajsich
ASU
Jim Brock
Eddie Bane
Devils
Kraft defends open expert motorcycle title at Manzanita
Defending open expert champion Rick Kraft won the main event at Manzanita Speedway opening night. He edged Butch Beard and Gary Davis with Sellers finishing fourth. Tom Miller captured the 250 expert feature while Danny Swhasher won the 125 expert. Woody Higginbottom claimed the new 500 expert class.
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Phoenix
Rick Kraft
Manzanita Speedway
Kraft
Butch Beard
Gary Davis
Sellers
Tom Miller
Danny Swhasher
Woody Higginbottom
Wulk to Coach West Team in East–West Game
Ned Wulk of Arizona State will coach the West squad for the East-West basketball game in Honolulu. The Sun Devils finished 19-9 last season after a loss to UCLA in the NCAA Far West Regionals at Pauly Pavilion. Standouts on the West include Ed Ratliff Long Beach State Darryl Minniefield New Mexico Gary Rhoades Colorado State Louis Nelson Washington and Kresimir Cosic BYU.
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Arizona State
Ned Wulk
Honolulu
Wulk
Sun Devils
UCLA
Pauly Pavilion
Ed Ratliff
Long Beach State
Darryl Minniefield
New Mexico
Gary Rhoades
Colorado State
Louis Nelson
Washington
Kresimir Cosic
BYU
Colts GM Thomas Nears Trade Involving Young Back
Joe Thomas of Baltimore is close to a deal with the Cincinnati Bengals that would send one of his three young running backs Don McCauley Don Nottingham or Lydell Mitchell to Cincinnati. Thomas would receive wide receiver Charlie Joiner and at least one other player in return.
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Joe Thomas
Baltimore
Colts
Cincinnati Bengals
Don McCauley
Don Nottingham
Lydell Mitchell
Thomas
Charlie Joiner
Durocher confirms payment of fine after meeting disruption
Houston Astros manager Leo Durocher said he paid a 250 dollar fine for interference with a players meeting in Pomano Beach Florida on March 12. The National League fined him for breaking up the meeting with Marvin Miller, executive director of the MLB Players Association.
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Houston Astros
Leo Durocher
Pompano Beach
Fla
Durocher
National League
Marvin Miller
Major League Players’ Association
Knicks Take 3 0 lead with 103 96 win over Bullets
Knicks spark by Bill Bradley with 23 points fuels 103 96 victory over Washington Bullets to take a three games to none lead in the Eastern Division semifinals. Willis Reed adds 10 in the fourth as Elvin Hayes nets 36 for Bullets.
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United Press International
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New York Knickerbockers
Bullets
Bill Bradley
Knicks
Bradley
New York
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Bie
Walt Frazier
Phil Chenier
Earl Monroe
Willis Reed
Elvin Hayes
Archie Clark
Mike Riordan
Frazier
Chenier
Sabercats and Dons dominate city track meets
Saguaro defeats Arcadia 71 to 57 as Dave Hainlen wins two hurdles and Don Whitlatch leads Coronado with wins in the 100 and 220. Coronado also sweeps distances and field events to topple Scottsdale 79 to 48. Arcadia tops discus sweep led by Ed Herman and Tom Whitmer doubles in dash events.
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Sabercats
Arcadia
Coronado
Don Whitlatch
Scottsdale High
Saguato
Dave Hainlen
Ron Puente
Hainlen
Puente
Labers
Larry Foster
Ed Herman
Titans
Tom Whitmer
Whitlatch
John Mannion
Dave
Hanbaker
Jim Norland
Scottsdale Beavers
Larry Vela
Doug Fledderjohn
Jerry Coggin
Vela
Dons
Ron Epperly
Steve Letson
Jeff Nelson
Beavers
Donn Lopez
Scottsdale
Saguaro
Stan Schwab
Jerry Capps
Bill Erb
Curt Johnson
Jim Brown
Mike Snodgrass
Dave Heckaman
Norm Smith
Dave Rosenbaum
Kent Adams
Lhdave Hainlen
Tom Henley
John Hall
Steve Pehler
Dave Heckamian
Kevin Vandermelen
Scott Johnson
John Ryan
Bruce Buchanan
Mile Jim Brown
Craig Chalmers
Pat Casselman
Darin Knight
Dave Darling
LJ Bill Erb
Lonnie Brown
Mark Halver
Brian Schoeffler
Buzz Brynes
Tim Hegarty
Mark Toombs
Mike Woodard
Dave Hawbaker
Chuck Besh
Mile
Richard Milne
Keith Leerssen
Scott Stonebrook
Lonnie Benson
Steve Maack
Larry Veta
Robert Levario
Bob Simonis
Wet baseball start predicted in Cincinnati opener
The 1973 baseball season begins in Cincinnati with the Reds hosting the San Francisco Giants as Ed Mechenbier set to throw out the first ball amid forecasts of rain and a flurry of snow. Don Gullett starts for Cincinnati as Juan Marichal eyes a return to form for the Giants if weather allows.
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UPI
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Redstockings
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Montreal
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Cleveland
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Don Gullett
New York
Philadelphia
His Buddy Wins Turf Paradise Feature
His Buddy, the TP winner, surged from near the back to win the one mile race at Turf Paradise. Jeff Anderson guided His Buddy to a two and one half length victory over Game Song with Placate another length back. Times and payouts noted, crowd figures recorded.
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UPI
Turf Paradise
Jeff Anderson
Game Song
Placate
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