St Marys and East High prevail in Summer Prep final
St Marys beat East High 57 54 to claim the state Summer Prep basketball title. Tucson Pueblo took third by routing Chaparral 89 57 as Scottsdale hosts prep events at Coronado High School.
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Chaparral
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Paul Williams
St. Mary's
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South Mountain
Lafayette Lever
Jeff Moore
Ken Beard
Ron Hightower
Carl Hayden
John Cheatham
Marty Jackson
Pat Sullivan
Shadow Mountain
Bret Power
Platz
Mark Johnson
Pueblo
Moss exits as Miller keeps union strong for baseball
Major League Baseball Players Association counsel Dick Moss leaves his post after 100 years with Marvin Miller, citing fulfilled challenges. Don Fehr named successor. Moss points to the Messersmith McNally case as his proudest achievement and notes no rift with Miller as they part amicably.
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Fehr
Messersmith- McNally
Messersmith McNally
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Supreme Court
Andy
Fast-pitch results from Scottsdale Parks and Recreation league
Davce 1 D B four singles led by Dave Ferris Pat Richardson and Kevin Kearney paced scoring Collins Interiors beat Super Fitness 5 4. Greg Durzete and Craig Sanders led Collins with strong hitting as Collins Interiors posted wins over Bruneau Studios 11 2 and 6 3. Tri City defeated Super Fitness 9 4 with Barney Upchurch homering Duane Olsen collected two hits. Mondo Cano and Kevin Fleming powered defeats with two run homers for SF and BD respectively as various matchups produced multiple two hit games and two homer performances across the league.
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Barney Upchurch
Duane Olsen
Bruneau Studios
Super Fitness of America
Dave Meltz
Gien Branco
al Johnson
DAVCO
Super Fitness
Mondo Cano
Collins
Messersmith and McNally Win Freedom From Baseball
The 1975 season saw Messersmith and McNally win contract freedom via baseball renewal clause after not signing 1974 deals. Moss filed a grievance. Peter Seitz ruled in favor, upheld by two federal courts, prompting a wave of players changing teams and owners suspending resistance.
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Los Angeles
Dave McNally
Montreal
Moss
McNally
Peter Seitz
Miss Softball teams advance in state tournament play
Scottsdale Miss Softball teams won two brackets in Saturday action. The Minor All-Stars crushed Maryvale 37 2 with Darcia Smith tossing 11 strikeouts and allowing one hit. Terry Larsen went five for six in a big hitting night. The Mini-Minors edged Maryvale 11 7 as Dianna Gage delivered a bases loaded home run in the sixth to seize the lead.
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Maryvale
Darcia Smith
Terry Larsen
Deer Valley
Holiday Park
Deborah Drottar
Dianna Gage
Sara Rossland
Karen Field
Cathy Fielder
Jill Langely
Nicole Ginnie
Becky West
VI Dominates Buquey's 9-1 In Nonpro Baseball
VI defeated Buquey's of Tucson 91 in a nonpro game over the weekend. The contest stopped in the top of the fifth due to rain and dust with VI at bat. Jim Anderson hit a two run double and an RBI, Tim Myers added a two run homer, Mark Seeger collected two hits, and Dave McCarthy fanned five while allowing one run on four hits.
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Tucson
Jim Anderson
RBI
Tim Myers
Mark Seeger
Dave McCarthy
Bears Battle for No 1 QB Job in Canton Exhibition
In Canton Ohio the Bears’ quarterback race intensifies as Mike Phipps, cut by Cleveland, shines in a 20-6 preseason win over the New York Jets.
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Chicago Bears
Mike Phipps
Cleveland Browns
Bears
New York Jets
Bears and Jets Youth Duel Highlights Training Camp Matchups
Bears and Jets showcased quarterback battles in a televised Hall of Fame game. Phipps impressed for Chicago with 9 of 13 for 66 yards and a TD in the second half, while Avellini struggled. Jets starter Walt Michaels named Todd as the regular QB despite a 7-for-18, 43-yard outing.
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Jack Pardee
Chicago
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Jets
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Joe Namath
Todd
Pat Leahy
Bears
Bob Thomas
Don Rives
Greg Latta
Parsons Tops Petty In 500 Mile Pocono Showdown
Benny Parsons led most laps at Pocono International Raceway for the superspeedway win. He and his team posted best pit stops and speed records while Richard Petty closed to within .45 seconds at the end. A four car pileup knocked rivals from contention as Parsons set new 500 mile speed marks.
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Parsons
Nashville
Parson
Richard Petty
Richard
Petty
Buddy Baker
Bobby Allison
Cale Yarborough
Allison
Yarborough
Pocono International Raceway
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