Coronado Dons extend city lead with 6-2 win over Arcadia
Coronado moved to 4-0 in city play by defeating Arcadia 6-2 as pitcher Rob Halchishick shut down the Titans after an early rally by Arcadia. Whitmer took the loss, allowing three earned runs, while Jim Anderson and Todd Schlief provided RBI hits for Coronado. Chaparral, Eloy, Mesa, and Westwood also posted league results in a day of district games.
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Dons
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Skip Schifino
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Tom Teachert
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Ken McKee
Vicks Picks for Turf Paradise Races by Veteran Handicapper
Veteran handicapper at Turf Paradise releases Vicks Picks for tomorrow’s Progress program. Thoroughbreds listed in order with chances notes. stars bold the top selections and best bets.
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Turf Paradise
Derby rematch set in Maricopa County Posse Handicap
Spider River ridden by Jim Powell and trained by Richard Hazelton clash with Star Engineer and five sprinters in Turf Paradise six furlongs. Spider River edged Star Engineer by a nose in the Arizona Derby mile test on March 16. Other contenders include Oh That Tiger Count On Judy Lonely Sailor Charter Step and Spring Loch.
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UPI
Spider River
Star Engineer
Turf Paradise
Jim Powell
Richard Hazelton
Oh That Tiger
Judy
Lonely Sailor
Charter Step
Spring Loch
Dog Selex Picks for Apache Greyhound Park Races
Veteran handicapper lists lane assignments for tonight’s Apache track races. Best bet is Bashful Guy in Race 10. best quinella is combination 2 and 5 in the 9th race.
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Canle Love
Trail North
Star Motion
L. & W. Kathy
Fleet Pat
L.l.’S Speed
J.r.'s
Thunder
Miss Linda
Tranquility
Gar Bow
P.H
Sharon
Nicobla
Big Mesa
Zues
Lethimrip
Oshkosh Night
S.S. Vicky
Arizona Ranger
Wes Tom
Act of Valor
Doble Grey
My Jacey
Lady Ring
Oshkosh Pro
Jack Speed Demon
Fancy Mizzle
Bashful Guy
Sheila
A. Ben Witt
Tassey
Tim
Agnes Lynn
Mutt
Bunny O'Hare
Jackpot Judy
Rollin’ Tina
Saguaro Sabercats Swim Past Scottsdale in Lopsided Meet
Saguaro Sabercats swept 9 of 11 events and beat Scottsdale 116 to 58 as Bill Swanson won two events. Jim O'Donnell, Bob Cofrances, Swanson and Dan Murphy led the 200 medley relay with 1 55.9 as Calvin Maul, Murphy, O'Donnell and Cofrances joined for the 400 free relay in 3 58.1. Coronado defeated Chandler 109 61 and Washington beat Arcadia 94 78.
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Saguaro Sabercats
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Sabercats
Bill Swanson
Coronado
Chandler
Washington
Arcadia
Jim O'Donnell
Bob Cofrances
Swanson
Dan Murphy
Saguaro
Maul
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Steve Blum
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Chris Blakey
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Richards
Steve Schaffer
Tom Arendt
Tom Arnold
Schaffer
Scott Jerlow
Mark Chalmers
Mike Bak
Jim Palmer
Mike Lister
Boxing Finals in Arizona Junior Olympic Boxing Champs
Tonight in Scottsdale at 7 p.m. the Arizona Junior Olympic Boxing Championships feature finals at Glendale and Scottsdale venues with boxing events and invited top competitors from the Track Top 20 list. Sunday schedule continues with boxing finals and invited athletes in Scottsdale and Glendale venues.
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Arizona
Scottsdale CO
Glendale Insvitational
Glendale’co
Scottsdale CC
Glendale Invitational At GCC Draws 20 Top Arizona Track Stars
More than 20 of the state’s top track stars from Saguaro Coronado Arcadia Scottsdale Chaparral Paradise Valley and Gerard compete in the 26th Glendale Invitational at Glendale Community College Trials start 1 PM finals 5 30 PM field events and 7 30 PM running events on GCC’s fast track No team scores will be kept and all school classifications participate.
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Scottsdale
Glendale
Glendale Community College
GCC
Saguaro
Coronado
Arcadia
Chaparral
Paradise Valley
Gerard
Saguaro blank Yuma HS in tennis 9-0 rout
Saguaro's tennis team defeated Yuma 9-0 Friday to stay undefeated. Steve Kujan won 6-1 6-0. Paul Zuber and Richard Wohl 6-0 6-0. Ross Hessler 6-0 6-1. Craig Roth 6-2 6-0. Ross Johnson 6-3 6-3. Kujan and Hessler won 8-1 in doubles. Scott Corby and Lance Fox 8-2. Jeff Christianson and Max Morgan 6-2 6-0.
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Saguaro
Yuma
Steve Kujan
Paul Zuber
Richard Wohl
Ross Hessler
Craig Roth
Ross Johnson
Kujan
Hessler
Scott Corby
Lance Fox
Jeff Christianson
Max Morgan
Nastase Stuns Laver in Tucson Semifinal Push
Ilie Nastase, ranked fifth, defeats second seed Rod Laver 6-3 3-6 6-2 to keep American Airlines Tennis Games semifinals from becoming an all Australian lineup. Newcombe and Rosewall advance as Alexander upsets Ashe, Amritraj edged.
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UPI
Ilie Nastase
Red Laver
Laver
American Airlines
Nastase
Ken Rose
Oldfield sets world shot put mark at 72 feet 6 inches
Brian Oldfield, 29, uncorks a 72-6 in the Cow Palace ITA Tour stop, surpassing the indoor record of 72-2% and moving into two of the three best throws ever for the 16 pound ball. He spins the implement like a discus hurler and celebrates amid a 10,221 crowd.
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UPI
Brian Oldfield
Cow Palace
Oldfield
George Woods
Montreal
al Feuerbach
Roadrunners Clinch WHA Playoff Berth in 2-1 Win
Phoenix earned a wildcard into the WHA playoffs by beating Minnesota 2-1 as Jim Niekamp scored on a second period power play. Don Borgeson opened Phoenix scoring, Wayne Connelly tied it, and Jack Norris secured his 14th win before 17,312 at St. Paul Civic Center.
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UPI
Baltimore
World Hockey Association
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Toronto
Winnipeg
New England
Quebec
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Niekamp
Don Borgeson
Wayne Connelly
Roadrunners
Saints
Jack Norris
St. Paul Civic Center
Suns Heavily Defeated at Home by Warriors
The Phoenix Suns fell 128-99 to the Golden State Warriors in their home finale. Golden State secured the top record in the NBA West and a first round bye as Rick Barry scored 29 points. Mike Bantam led Phoenix with 22 points, Charlie Scott added 18.
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UPI
Phoenix Suns
Suns
Golden State Warriors
Warriors
Rick Barry
Golden State
Mike Bantam
Charlie Scott
Devils edge Lobos in WAC opener 4-2
Arizona State coach Jim Brock praised the win as top ranked ASU edged New Mexico 4-2. Gary Allenson drove in two runs, Floyd Bannister earned the complete game victory with 10 strikeouts. Pettenuzzo doubled for NM two runs. doubleheader scheduled for today at 1 and 7:30 p.m.
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New Mexico
NBA Standings Friday Results Across League
Boston edged Washington 95 94 as Buffalo topped Philadelphia 108 97 Chicago beat New Orleans 111 87 Milwaukee defeated New York 109 Golden State 128 beat Phoenix 99 Seattle 111 Los Angeles 102 Portland 116 KC Omaha 110.
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Washagtn
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Philadlpha
Chicago
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Milw
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Golden St
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Portland
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Scottsdale Boys Gymnasts Edge Mesa In Tight Meet
Scottsdale High beat Mesa High 89.10 to 88.57 as Bob Canzano led with 7.4 on rings and 5.65 average per event. Neil Frye finished third. Jeff Knudsen won high bar and Don Davis took third, with multiple podiums across events.
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Scottsdale High
Mesa High
Bob Canzano
Beavers
Neil Frye
Canzano
Scottsdale
Jeff Knudsen
Don Davis
Coronado and Saguaro Overcome Opponents In Prep Golf
Coronado beat McClintock 195 to 197 with Chandler 226 taking medalist honors at San Marcos. Dons’ 11-1-2 record features 39s from Mike Lindsey Mark Johnson and Chip Harris, while John Arner shot 41. Saguaro defeated Mesa 195 to 205 at Dobson Ranch as Verne Prolt and Scott Monroe shot 36s. Crawford 38 Tessmer 40 Hester 45. Saguaro improves to 8-4.
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McClintock
Chandler
Saguaro
Mesa
San Marcos Country Club
Mike Lindsey
Mark Johnson
Chip Harris
John Arner
Verne Prolt
Scott Monroe
Dobson Ranch
Bob Crawford
Alan Tessmer
John Hester
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