Karsten-Ping Open Pro-Am Opens Amid Soggy Conditions
More than 150 amateurs and women pros tee off at Camelback Country Club in the 80 000 LPGA Karsten Ping Open pro am. Rain soaked the course and officials hoped sun would dry it before Thursday's 54 hole tournament. Notables Include Jane Blalock Kathy Whitworth Mickey Wright Joanne Carner and Judy Rankin.
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Camelback Country Club
Colgate
Judy Rankin
Laura Baugh
Scottsdale
Indian Bend
Deep Dons win city swim title in Scottsdale meet
Coronado wins the Scottsdale City Swimming Meet with 118 points and 23 top finishes, edging Saguaro who collect 91 points and 16 places. Arcadia takes third with 67 and Scottsdale fourth with 22 as Tim Guiney Bill Marcott and Richard Peters post multiple wins for Sag and Coronado.
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Saguaro
Bill Swanson
Bill Marcotte
Scottsdale City
Eldorado Pool
Coronado
Scottsdale
Arcadia
Chaparral
Dons
Tim Guiney
Bill Marcott
Richard Peters
Guiney
Marcott
Peters
Matt Reeves
Jim O'Donnell
Bob DoFrances
Scott Jerlow
Joe d'Eon
Steve Warren
Chris O'Donnell
Joan Winn
Court Houseworth
Pat O'Neil
Lance Ray
Tom Arnold
Rick Hart
Shawn Mec-Cready
Steve Cook
Joel Stitt
Barry Finnerty
Jim Palmer
Pat O'Neill
SCC routs Cochise 13-1 in Cotton Classic baseball
Scottsdale Community College battered Cochise 13-1 as Greg Hart limited the Apache bats over five innings. Junior Hernandez drove in three with three hits, while Meligan Pickett and Marshall joined the scoring. SCC split its tourney games, beating Cochise but losing to ASU JV.
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Casa Grande
Scottsdale Community College
Cochise College
Greg Hart
SCC
Arizona State University
Central Arizona
Central
Arizona
Packard Stadium
Tempe
CG High
Junior Hernandez
Scottsdale
Cochise
Jack Meligan
Jerry Pickett
Jack Marshall
Larry Heckathorn
ASU
Sun Imps
Mark Shaw
Danny Gonzales
Jeff Thorton
Noonan-is
Scottsdale CC
Nowak
Gonzales
Gabriel
Hernandez
Bill-rt
Thorton-If
Poole
Marshall
Bando
Noonan
Swanton
HR — Marshall
Shaw
Hudgens
Pickertsson
Eller
Michaels
Davis-phip
Heckathorn
ASU Jvs Ab
Rieck
Butler
Cochise Ab
Angelini
Cornum
Mauch
Pickert
Meligan
Marquez
Ichrer
Bbso Rave
Gingerich
Hart
Coronado Lady Tarantulas Triumph Over McClintock
Coronado defeats McClintock 6-1 in girls tennis. Singles results: Brewer 8-0 Murray 8-0 Witt 8-1 Wilmouth 8-2 Flanigan 8-3. Doubles: Brewer Murray 8-2 Witt Wilmouth 8-4 Christakis Flanigan 8-2. Coronado improves to 13-4.
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Coronado
McClintock
Liz Brewer
Sue Murray
Maureen Witt
Linda Wilmouth
Linda Flanigan
Brewer Murray
Witt- Wilmouth
Carole Christakis
Flanigan
Chandler Girls Gymnasts Dominate Chaparral in Compulsory Meet
Chandler scored 86.00 to Chaparral 64.10 as Tammy Manchester led vault with 7.75 and 5th, Kim Crockett 7.65, Judy Calhoun 6.9 on bars, Tammy Branden burg 3a, Tammy Manchester tied for floor with 7.55, Paige Gillanders 7.35, Laura Pelegrin 7.2, and Pelegrin 6.95 on beam.
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Chandler
Chaparral
Tammy Manchester
Kim Crockett
Judy Calhoun
Tammy Brandenburg
Paige Gillanders
Laura Pelegrin
Hartwick appoints top JC coach Lennox to lead soccer
James W. Lennox, 1975 Junior College Coach of the Year, named Hartwick College head soccer coach in Oneonta New York. He replaces Timo Liekoski who left Hartwick to join the Dallas Tornados as assistant coach.
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Oneonta
N.Y
James W. Lennox
Hartwick College
Lennox
Mitchell Junior College
New London
McClintock Tops Coronado in Boys Tennis
McClintock defeats Coronado 6-3 in the boys tennis meet with singles winner Peter Markes 3-6 6-2 6-4 and doubles teams Beymer Flanigan and Markes Kireopoulos each winning tight sets. Coronado falls to 7-10 on the season. JV McClintock 5 Coronado 1.
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McClintock
Coronado
Peter Markes
Chuck Beymer
John Flanigan
Markes
Tony Kireopoulos
Dog Selex And Best Bets For Apache Greyhound Park
The card lists contestants including Rebel's Patrick Arizona Ghost Irish Tress Gem's Glee Rebel's Kim She's A Ghost Christie Go Ruthie Go R.D.'s Henry Duchess Day Rorie Quality Street Sporty Snicker Pitchy's Charm Happy Hooker Lavish LA.'s Streaker Cascade Jane Boomtown Tray Sharon More Life Jack Speed Demon Barry's Believer Gourmet Cash McGee Sharilyn Ann Jeanie Dollar Conversation Fancy Mizzle Winding Road J.R.'s Dutch Vic's Pedro Touch Me Not M.R.'s Donna E.8.'s Bruce Rosanta. Best Bet is Jack Speed Demon with likely pace and a front-running chance. Best Quin targets 6-8 and 10th positions.
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Patrick
Gem
Glee
Kim
Christie
Ruthie
R.D
Henry
Duchess Day
Rorie
Quality Street
Barry
Utah State names Steve Peck as running backs coach
Utah State University completes its football coaching roster by hiring Steve Peck, 28, from UC Riverside as offensive running backs coach. Peck, a Corona California native, comes after six years as an assistant at Riverside under Bruce Snyder’s new staff for next season.
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Logan
Utah
Utah State University
Steve Peck
Peck
University of California At Riverside
USA
Bruce Snyder
A pair of golfers score aces on 7iron and 4iron
Jack Boss, a Minnesota vacationer, hit a 7 iron hole in one at McCormick Ranch on the 17th hole after two decades of play. Bill Pilster collected his second career ace on the 16th at Villa Monterey with a 4 iron on 159 yards, adding to his first ace in 1972.
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Jack Boss
Minnesota
Bill Pilster
Boss
McCormick Ranch
Pilster
Villa Monterey
Packers open camp at Saguaro High School in Scottsdale
The Green Bay Packers began a four day early rookie camp at Saguaro High School in Scottsdale with more than 40 physicals and two 90 minute workouts per day lined up. Bart Starr leads a 44 man group including Lynn Dickey and top draft picks Mark Koncar Mike McCoy and Aundra Thompson along with veterans and World Football League players.
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Green Bay Packers
Saguaro High School
Packers
Scottsdale
Eeeenen
Bart Starr
Starr
Lynn Dickey
Mark Koncar
Colorado
Ken Jayne
Mike Charles McCoy
Aundra Thompson
East Texas
Ne McCoy
Thompson
Payne
Bert Allison
Larry McCarren
Carlos Brown
Bill Bain
Norm Hodgins
Steve Luke
Hurles Scales
Tom Hull
Diver Marc White Captures Two Medals at New Mexico Invitational
Fourth grader Marc White of Tonto Elementary School won second place in one meter diving with 136.25 points and fourth in three meter diving with 127.25 points at the New Mexico Invitational in Albuquerque. He has three years of diving experience and is coached by Sparky Goodrich. His next meet is May 12 at the Phoenix Southwest Invitational at Top Seed Tennis Center.
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Marc White
Tonto
Albuquerque
White
Sparky Goodrich
Coronado High
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Brian Jason
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Rick Hancock
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Rosanta
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