Slick Watts Sparks Sonics to Playoff Win Over Suns
Slick Watts led Seattle with 12 assists and three steals as the Sonics beat Phoenix 114-108 in Seattle. Watts added five rebounds and disrupted Phoenix, narrowing the Western Conference semifinal series to 3-2 with Game 6 set for Phoenix. Westphal topped Phoenix with 27 points as Erickson added key scoring.
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Honest Pleasure Favored to Win Derby at Churchill Downs
Honest Pleasure arrives at Churchill Downs as the favorite for the Kentucky Derby after winning the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland. Amano, a surprise Derby candidate trained by Jim Padgett, surged from last to win the Stepping Stone Purse and could join the field.
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Local Arizona college and prep sports schedule highlights
NBA playoff preview Seattle at Phoenix at 7 30 p m at Coliseum 960 AM. Scottsdale CC visits Yavapai for a doubleheader noon in Prescott. Arizona State hosts Grand Canyon 3 30 p m in Tempe. Prep baseball schedule includes Tempe Arcadia Cha parral and Coronado at 4 p m plus Gerard at Phoenix Indian. Arcadia Coronado Arcadia cross meets in track and golf events through week.
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Sun Devils sweep Miners in three game weekend series
Arizona State University swept Texas-El Paso in a three game set in Tempe scoring 11-2 in the day game then dominating the night contest. Don Hanna improved to 12-0 with an eight hitter and 10 strikeouts while Ken Landreaux and Ken Phelps led the offense with multi run blasts. ASM hosts New Mexico next weekend, the Lobos responsible for ASU’s lone WAC loss this season.
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Vaqueros Bypass SCC With Six Unearned Runs
Scottsdale defeated SCC 7 to 5 in a junior college baseball game as six unearned runs aided by five SCC errors. Jeff Stanley triple sparked a sixth inning rally, and Jeff Thornton drove in two runs in the seventh. Shaw homered in the ninth for Scottsdale, now 7 13 in conference and 10 24 overall. They travel to Prescott Tuesday for a doubleheader with Yavapai College.
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Stephenson Fires Four-Under Par Round In Birmingham
J Stephenson of Birmingham Alabama said she did not like being four back and fired a four under par 66 Sunday to gain a four stroke lead in the event.
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Classic victory at the Birmingham Classic golf event
A brief note highlights a classic victory in the Ladies Professional Golf Association Birmingham Classic. Classified ads reference contact at 994-9311 for listings.
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Shadow Mountain routs Redcoats in non league baseball game
Shadow Mountain crushed Redcoats 14 to 5 in a non league contest. Gerard allowed 12 hits as Mountain scored 10 runs in the second inning and West yielded eight runs in 1 1 3 innings. Redcoat batters included Baker Pina Kondora Spade Paletta.
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