Runners End With Big Win In Phoenix Farewell
Phoenix Roadrunners defeated Indianapolis Racers 7 3 in the WHA last game before the franchise folds due to financial problems. Lauri Tamminen led with three goals and Mike Hobin and Frank Hughes also scored as Phoenix outshot their opponent 43 35. Ftorek finished with 46 goals and 116 points, a WHA and U S born record, and was sold to the Cincinnati Stingers.
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Flames N Stars seek comeback in NHL playoff openers
The Flames and North Stars host second games in best of three. Penguins and Black Hawks face elimination as Islanders and Maple Leafs join the race. Montreal Boston Philadelphia St Louis wait as potential quarterfinals teams. Hawks rally falls short as Black Hawks fall 5 2 to Islanders.
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Coronado Dominates Chaparral In Girls Track Meet
Coronado defeated Chaparral 70 to 30 as Carole Bean won three events and led a relay win, with Bean taking the 110 hurdles long jump and discus. Kirsta Holmes swept the mile and 880, Joanne Mount won the 440 for Chaparral, and Arcadia and Chandler also posted results in Wednesday action.
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Dons
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Arcadia
McClintock
Chandler
Scottsdale
Saguaro
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Kirsta Holmes
Parral
Joanne Mount
Sue Harank
Patti Buss
Harank
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Christy Miller
Terri Benton
Anita Whitlatch
Jamie Drinkwater
Mile
Krista Holmes
Lisa Talbot
Missy Black
Kathy Churchfield
Jane Durkin
Cor
Christi Miller
Lynda Field
Robin Crozier
Donna Foyle
Derri Dube
Karen Rovella
Whitlatch
Terri Becker
Holmes
Lisa Comey
Karen Johns
Bonnie Gannon
Laura Conlin
Monica Klett
Shielly Brooks
Ann Abraham
Karin Augender
Tiffini Robison
Tracy Starkweather
Barbara McHugh
Jill Robison
Dena Petrucciani
Missy Burchinal
Clare Chalmers
Debbie Rosefsky
Petrucciani
Burchinal
Chalmers
Debbie Taylor
Diver wins New Mexico Indoor Diving title at NMSU Natatorium
Marc White of the Arizona Desert Fox Diving Team took the 1977 New Mexico Indoor Diving Championships at New Mexico State University Natatorium Las Cruces. In the 10 and under division he won the one meter with 142.55 points and the three meter with 129.62 points. Coach Sparky Goodrich trains divers at Arizona Country Club.
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New Mexico State University
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Arizona Country Club
Coed Volleyball League Results From Scottsdale Parks
In City of Scottsdale Parks and Recreation play the Ramadians beat Motorola 15-6 15-0. Nine's beat Brookside Winery by forfeit. Weldon defeated the Whackers by forfeit and Ace-B defeated More-Airs by forfeit in Power League. City Rec-As downed the Amarillos by forfeit and Set-ups defeated the Peaches 6-15 15-3 15-?.
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Local track teams clash in crowded Arizona meet results
Coronado swept multiple events led by Scott Wogan in the 440 and 220 as Chaparral’s Jerry Lilly highlighted wins in the 330 hurdles and 100. Arcadia, Saguaro, and Scottsdale posted losses in triangulars with Chandler, Casa Grande, Tempe, and Mesa while others claimed relay and field event victories.
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Dave Barney
Todd Belzner
Kerry Bogner
Harry Pigford
Mark Lemingson
Mike Holmes
Vogan
Jorgenson
Simonis
Steve McGrady
John Rissi
Don Shirie
Joe Garstka
Barney
Bob Buerkle
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Steve Conrad
Craig Cagle
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Mark Lessig
Herbie Johnson
Bill McCalmont
Steve Hessep
Chris Tunison
Rich Gonzales
Ron Peterson
Mike Mason
Saguaro Gonzales
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Lessig
John Norbitt
Greg McClelland
John Selkirk
Dominick Lenese
Chandler
McClintock
Arcadia
Konrad Krajewski
Ed Flores
Greg Johnson
Ken Merritt
Doug Soule
John Durso
Bob Vines
Tempe
Mesa
Scottsdale
Jeff Hermanson
Ron Abeyta
Scott Hussey
Jack Ross
Mike Faux
Tony Rehm
Todd Mumma
Matt Toombs
Ron Abe
Local Sports Night Card Of Tonight’s Events
Tonight’s slate features Saguaro at Arcadia and Coronado at Scottsdale in boys gymnastics at 7. Chaparral hosts Casa Grande in prep baseball at 7. Girls hoops include Arcadia at Chaparral, Scottsdale at Coronado, and Shadow Mountain at Saguaro all at 7 30. Pro basketball shows Kansas City at Phoenix Suns at 7 30 and later Suns at Portland at 9. Also Western World Championships qualifying at Manzanita Speedway and dog racing at Apache Park and Apache Greyhound Park. Turf Paradise hosts horse racing at 1 30 Friday. Arizona State visits New Mexico in college baseball at 7 30. PCL baseball Wichita vs Phoenix at Scottsdale Stadium.
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Scottsdale
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Casa Grande
Shadow Mountain
Kansas City
Phoenix Suns
Memorial Coliseum
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Apache Cressipigg Park
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Scottsdale Stadium
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Slo-pitch fest set in Mesa
A three day slo pitch softball tournament for AAA and AA division teams begins Wednesday in Mesa. Entries for the double elimination tourney cost 45 dollars and must be mailed to 116 E Millett Ave Mesa 85202 in care of the Mesa Umpires Association by Tuesday. Contact Bill Flake in the Mesaphone directory for further information.
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E. Millett Ave
Mesa Umpires Association
Bill Flake
Mesaphone Directory
Chaparral Girls Tennis Rout McClintock 9–0
Chaparral swept McClintock 9–0 as Nancy McGrath and team dominated singles with wins 6-0 6-1 and 6-3 6-0 among others. Chaparral improves to 10-3 while JV won 8-1.
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McClintock
Nancy McGrath
Becky Waldrop
Julie Strauss
Terry McDonald
Lori Brown
Debbie Mathews
Coronado Dominates Relays in Open Meet Showdown
Coronado athletes lead with multiple first places across events including LJ, 440 relay, and sprints. Notable performers include Lenstrom and Moses from Coronado, plus Chaparral contenders in the 320 HH and 330 IH events. Saguaro and Chandler athletes also post top times, with Saguaro sweeping relays and distances while Tempe and Mesa clash in team scores.
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Chaparral
John Lenstrom
Roy Moses
John, Rissi
Jerry Tilly
John Warmus
Pat Bentz
Mite
Scott Lymer
Lenstrom
Cor
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