Thompson Won't Go Home If He Leads Final Round
Leonard Thompson of Wake Forest might abandon his Lumberton wife if labor begins while he leads the Greater Greensboro Open. He shot a four-birdie 60 in rough, rainy conditions, a first-round four-under, as 13,301 spectators watched at Sedgefield Country Club. The field was halted and to be completed today with the cut set at the low 70s and ties.
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Thompson
Greensboro
N.C
UPI
Leonard Thompson
Lesley
Leonard
Lumberton
N. C
Wake Forest
Sedgefield Country Club Course
Navajo dominates city track meet and sets records
Navajo won the boys City Elementary Track Meet by a wide margin, claiming the team title with 187.5 points and tying or setting ten marks across five divisions. Pima placed second, Cocopah third, followed by Tonto and Supai, with multiple Navajo athletes breaking mile, shot put, and relay records.
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City Parks and Recreation’ Department
Cocopah
Tonto
Supai
Pima
Jon Muilenberg
Todd Toombs
John Sharf
Brian Sill
Tonalea
John Holtz
John Norbutt
Carpenter
Schugars
Mohave
Bob Lilly
Lymer
Yavapai
Holtz
Rima
Navajo
Gibson
Herb Johnson
Devereux
Ed Kmittel
Alan Parsons
Tim Taber
Chris Haley
Mike Fraccola
Steve Parker
Cary Allison
Joe Meier
Muilenberg
David Yeaton
Bill Evans
Tom Hech
Lanny Ward
Kevin Lewis
Droze
Jim Dickson
Ron Caswell
Randy Greb
Mitch Hughes
John Gasper
Brewer
Dave Zelechowski
Terry Sherman
Lewis
Ward
Tim Wiley
Paiute
Bob, Sill
Miki
Richard Gillespie
Jim McMahon
Cummings
Tom Middaugh
Jay Trevor
McFarland
Jim Ellison
Eric Anderson
Trevor
Zelechowski
Drue Carson
Toombs
Matt Cunningham
Sharf
Randy Martins
Bill Southworth
Sill
Cunningham
Matt Christ
Danny Walsh
Christ
Tim Kuhbander
Jeff Walton
Tonaloa
Hohokam
Devereaux
Apache
Riva
Pueblo
Old orange baseball proposal aims to reboot baseball world
Washington based World Baseball Association founder Sean Downey Jr outlines plans for a 32 city league with new rules including five designated hitters and two runs for a safe steal. He says 70 plus majors players are in contact, with six interested from the Oakland Athletics and potential commissioner Dick Williams. Downey promises competitive salaries and shorter schedules to revive the game.
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Washington
UPI
Sean M. Downey Jr
World Baseball Association
WBA
U.S
Taiwan
Downey
Oakland ‘Athletics
Dick Williams
Florida
Williams
Athletics
New York Yankees
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Turf Tips Arcadia Gals Triumph And Selections
Arcadia girls win Jh gym action as Nashville Rambler shines in sixth spot. Jenny Coe takes all around with 19.55, Donna Lipphardt dominates floor and beam, Lisa Cauffman wins bars, with Moreno, Immer and Leipprardt placing in various events.
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Arcadia
Mesa
Jenny Coe
Coe
Donna Lipphardt
Lisa Cauffman
Lynn Moreno
Jan Immer
Linda Leipprardt
Hot Head 2nd Leads 10 Horse Field At Turf Paradise
Hot Head 2nd the six year old New Zealand gelding is the second favorite in a 10 horse field for Arizona Downs feature at Turf Paradise six furlongs. He has three wins and two second places this meet. Centaur Blaze is a strong but winless challenger with three photo finishes. Other runners include Will the Water Wagon Henry England Silver Concho Hoko Chief Dawn K Lady Jeanette Star Nasrullah and Turkish Ruler.
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Phoenix
UPI
Hot Head
Arizona
Will
Henry England
Silver Concho
Dawn K.j
Jeanette
Star Nasrullah
Coronado Girls Tennis Rout Tempe to Even Season
Coronado high school girls tennis surged past Tempe 90 to 0 to even their record at 7-7. Jill Mote won 6-2 6-2 and Lisa Evans 6-4 6-2 in singles. Laura Roberts swept 6-0 6-4, Liz won 6-2 6-4, Shroff 7-5 6-3, Witt 6-0 6-0. Doubles Evans Roberts 8-4, Mote Brewer 8-5, Shroff Witt 8-2.
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Coronado
Tempe
Jill Mote
Lisa Evans
Laura Roberts
Liz
Laura Shroff
Maureen Witt
Women's Club Championship results from Paradise Valley CC
Geri Cavanagh won the Championship Flight over Marian Tait at Paradise Valley Country Club. Mary Straub beat Macie Tuveson for consolation. First Flight saw Julie Minotte defeat Caroll Cain, Martha O Malley over Helen Hill in consolation. Second Flight went to Louise Carollo over Hazel Paider with Dorothy Shayen over Phyllis Newell in consolation. Third Flight had Martha Knies over Jane Rigsby, Stewart over Marian Sullivan in consolation. Fourth Flight matched Mary Bramach against Jean Miller. Various low putts and irons played at Arizona and Coronado courses. medalist Maxine Finch with 80. Eclectic and other flight results listed with multiple players and scores.
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Geri Cavanagh
Marian Tait
Paradise Valley Country Club
Mary Straub
Macie Tuveson
Julie Minotte
Caroll Cain
Martha O’malley
Helen Hill
Louise Carollo
Hazel Paider
Dorothy Shayen
Phyllis Newell
Martha Knies
Jane Rigsby
Stewart
Marian Sullivan
Coronado
Pat Martin
Marie Gerrie
Gerry Miller
Jan Bowling
Ann Kruidenier
Anita Billing
Zada Pilster
Villa Monterey Country Club
Carolyn Glover
Helen Hitzel
Esther Rigel
Jane Wohlrach
Leda Hawkins
Florence Kay
Valley Country Club
Irja Rucho
Margie Markham
Eveline Clark
Flo Bennett
Helen Smith
Sylvia White
Millie Corkings
Idabelle Lee
eaRer
Dottie Frazier
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Larry Christopherson
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City Boys
Tom Croze
Scott Mikl
Rick McFarland
Paul Cummings
Arcadia Gals Triumph
Turf Paradise
Boy Joy
Jack the Jet
Areta
Chief Tecumseh
Prim
D’avril
Cambrevora
Adashot
CHS
Chase Sgenes
Apache Greyhound Park
First
First Street
Monroe
Apache Junction Reservations
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Fapachi
E. Indian School
First Retail
Sheraton
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