ASU Blanks NAU 8-0 Behind Reliever Don Hanna
Arizona State University defeated Northern Arizona 8-0 in a nonconference game as Don Hanna pitched two shutout innings to improve to 10-0. Ken Landreaux and Mike Colbern each had two hits while Clay Westlake and Dave Hudgens drove in two runs apiece. The Devils moved to 42-7 with 14 hits, eight for extra bases.
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Ken Landreaux
Mike Colbern
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Dave Hudgens
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Third gymnastics qualifying meet eyed for Montreal Olympics
Fred Bare head of the U S Gymnastics Federation says a third qualifying meet is unnecessary after the FIG ordered another event in Germany next month. A Tucson based organization spent $57 000 to stage the qualifying meets.
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Saints Sign Chuck Muncie To Seven Year Deal
The New Orleans Saints fast tracked a seven year contract worth one million dollars to All American running back Chuck Muncie. The signing follows actions around the Rozelle Rule and aims to prevent losing Muncie to free agency.
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Saints
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Finley Hires Astrologer For Oakland A’s 1976 Season
Chicago based owner Charles O Finley known for innovations hires Laurie Brady a nationally known astrologer under a 1976 contract. Brady will converse with A s manager Chuck Tanner about team fortunes on occasion ahead of the season.
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Charles O. Finley
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Finley
Laurie Brady
Chuck Tanner
Hassey Stegman Power Arizona Past Toros in Exhibition
Arizona beat the Tucson Toros 7 to 3 as Ron Hassey doubled and tripled in three at bats and Dave Stegman scored three runs with a triple and two walks.
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Ron Hassey
Dave Stegman
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Tucson Toros
Hassey
Stegman
Goring's Early Goal Sparks Kings in Bruins Playoff Heist
Butch Goring put the Kings ahead 1 0 just 27 seconds into the first period and Los Angeles held on for a 3 2 victory over the Boston Bruins in the quarterfinal series opener. Boston's home streak ends at 22 games. Lynn Stiles named head coach at San Jose State after time as UCLA assistant.
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UCLA
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Tempe Marlin Invite AAU Swim Meet Results Overview
Results from the Tempe Marlin invitational show numerous age group performances. Key finishes include Glen Hansen A-100 breast 1:34.41 and Bruce Bergeson A-50 breast 49.94, with multiple top placements across boys and girls divisions and various strokes.
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Stephen Wisen
Kenny Maczuga
Bruce Bergeson
Carl Wagner
Bruce Duchac
John Wise
Greg Kornrumph
Margaret Wagner
Rose Wagner
Laurie Wagner
Mary Bergeson
Daphne Flatt
Becky Welter
St Thomas defeats St Theresa's in CYO baseball clash
St Thomas outhits St Theresa's 5-2 to move to 2-2 in the division while St Theresa's slips to 1-3 and must climb into the top three with six conference games remaining. Rob Hulet had two hits for St Theresa's along with contributions from Sutter Gourley and Pinnick.
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Jim Gourley
John Pinnick
Reds and Pirates plan July Fourth pennant push
The Reds and Pirates aim to clinch NL races by July 4 as both teams perch atop their divisions. Cincinnati, led by Sparky Anderson, and Pittsburgh, guided by Danny Murtaugh, boast hot starts with four and three wins respectively. The Pirates crushed the Cardinals 14-4. the Reds beat the Braves 6-1 to extend their run production.
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Tonto Paiute Teams Dominate Scottsdale Track Meet
Tonto wins boys title and Paiute leads girls as Tonalea and Yavapai place highly. Ray Perrone of Tonalea tops the meet with 21 points overall while Kim Smith of Paiute captures top girls honors with 21 points and multiple wins.
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Debbie Boring
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Brewers Clinch First In Scottsdale Invitational With 40 Victory
The Brewers secure first place in the Scottsdale Invitational Winter Baseball League finishing the season 12-3. John Pinnick and Ted Doss combined on a one hit shutout while Angel hurlers Poppe and Rudd held the Brewers to three hits. Cubs beat Dodgers 7-6 in the ninth.
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Hal Nurkka
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Bailey Crowell
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Valley church league seeks youth players in Valley area
Valley Christian Baseball League invites 11 to 15 year olds to join. Interested players should contact Chuck Bishop at 5140 E Avalon Drive. Games occur Sunday afternoons as Valley area churches form teams.
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Valley Area
Baseball standings and results for the National League East and West
NL standings show Pittsburgh leading East with 30 wins. Chicago and New York trail, Montreal and St Louis midpack. West lists Cincinnati Atlanta San Diego San Francisco Houston and Los Angeles. Tuesday results include Pittsburgh 14 St Louis 4 and Chicago 5 New York 4. Upcoming games feature Philadelphia Montreal New York Chicago San Francisco Houston San Diego Los Angeles.
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