Arizona Wildcats Chase WAC Southern Division Lead
Tucson Arizona resumes the bid for the Western Athletic Conference Southern Division title in a three game series opener with New Mexico at Hi Corbett Field. Arizona carries a 6 3 WAC record and a seven game win streak since sweeping New Mexico at Albuquerque two weeks earlier.
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Claimers race 66 laps at Manzanita Speedway
The field of 33 cars led by Gary Belcher will start a 66 lap feature at Manzanita Speedway tonight with rivals Len Ward Dean Vance Sonny Hedricks and Mike Stewart. A separate 75 lap sprint car race is planned for Saturday night at the same track.
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Manzanita Speedway
Gary Belcher
Len Ward
Dean Vance
Sonny Hedricks
Mike Stewart
Toros, Dukes tied after fourth game of PCL series
Tucson Toros and Albuquerque Dukes split four games in the Pacific Coast League series as Tucson thickened its comeback with an 8 to 2 win. Dan Ford and Charles Chant powered a 16 hit attack while Glenn Abbott limited the Dukes to one earned run.
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Charles Chant
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Saguaro
Terry Schreiber
Yuma
Sakers
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Jim Donnelly
Labers
RBI
Bob Bill
Scott Miller
Rod Cullum
Karate Western Region elimination tourney at ASU
The 1973 Collegiate Karate Union Western Region elimination tournament will be held Saturday in ASU Women’s Physical Education building. Semi final eliminations start at 7 30 p m in individual kata team kata individual kumite and team kumite with teams from ASU Phoenix College Glendale College University of Arizona and University of California Riverside. Demonstrations by instructors of the Japan Karate Association.
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Japan Karate Association
Long Beach Stays Ahead In Collegiate Golf Opener
Long Beach State led after the first round of the Sun Devil Thunderbird Collegiate at McCormick Ranch. Jeff Newell and Don Bliss posted 69 to share the individual lead with Dean Baugh and Mike Krantz of Long Beach State one stroke back at 70.
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Oklahoma State
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Don Pooley
Arizona
Dennis Gorelick
New
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Scottsdale
Mike Arnold
Jim Riekenveld
Randy Balog
Chaparral
RBI
Firebirds
Dave Manning
Manning
Tempe Boys and Local Girls Win Division Tennis Titles
Tempe swept the boys division while Arcadia and Saguaro girls tied in the division action. Bill Moss of Arcadia won the boys singles 6-4 6-1, with Tempe defenders and Saguaro rivals claiming doubles and other singles titles as they head to the state tournament next week at Brophy Prep.
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Leslie Hamilton
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Bill Moss
Westwood
Brad Dorsey
Scottsdale High
Doug Myer
Paul Fennell
Doug Zuber
Chris Penn
Dari Hing
Saguaro High
Debbie Farren
Charlotte Francis
Roadrunners edge Eagles 4 3 to take 2 0 series lead
Phoenix Roadrunners beat Salt Lake Golden Eagles 4 3 with 27 seconds left in Salt Lake City to seize a 2 0 lead in the Lester Patrick Cup finals. Bob Mowat stole the puck and scored 30 feet to clinch the win after a scoreless stretch.
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Eagle
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Phoenix
Loper leads state shot put at Casa Grande Invitational
Donn Loper of Scottsdale High regains the state shot put lead with a 58-11 4 error. Arcadia and Coronado tie for sixth with 17 points each as Casa Grande wins the meet with 30. Westwood’s Dale Connolly sets a Southwest U S mark with a 42.8 in the 440.
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Ed Herman
Don Murray
Cor
Scott
Saguaro
Chandler
Westwood
Dale Connolly
U.S
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Richard Milne
Herman
Rob Wilson
Curt Johnson
Dave Hainlen
Keith Leersson
Beavers sweep Kings in doubleheader with no-hitter
Scottsdale wins 6-0 behind Steve Huff no hitter and 13-0 with Jack Lawson five innings. Huff limits Kofa to nine straight retired, six strikeouts as Scottsdale moves to 4-2 in league, tied with Coronado after Coronado beat McClintock.
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Terry Schreiber
Saguaro
Yuma
Tempe
Arcadia
Scottsdale JV
Chaparral
Moon Valley
Paradise Valley
Huff
Kofa
Beavers overpower in doubleheader with offense and pitching
Scottsdale Beavers win 13-4 in game two after a tight start, with McKee Somers and Lawson delivering key hits and a dominant pitching performance. Coronado and Saguaro post wins in other league matchups as Arcadia and Tempe battle late.
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Lawson
McKee
Scottsdale
Steve Bennett
Somers
Carl Gottleib
Haupt
McDonough
John Merrick
Kofa
Drovers Ready For State Tournament Action
The Drovers sit at 34 conference wins against 85 losses overall and advance to state tournament play. They face upcoming matchups as the postseason begins.
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Drovers
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