Dawson returns as Cardinals star in Big Kickoff reunion
Former Arizona Wildcats defensive tackle Mike Dawson returns to Phoenix for the Big Kickoff at Sun Devil Stadium with the Cardinals against the Raiders. He notes his home state roots, pro debut learning curve, and desire to improve after a rocky preseason opener against the Jets.
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Big Brothers
Watts Magicians to Coach Youth Clinics in August
Watts Magicians to run free basketball clinics for Arizona elementary and junior high players at Coronado High and Salvation Army Youth Center as part of the Summer Prep events. Notable guest stars include Johnny Nash, David Greenwood, Roy Hamilton, and Tony Zeno.
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Watts Magicians
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Salvation Army Youth Center
U.S
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Soulville Foundation
Los Angeles
Johnny Nash
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Roy Hamilton
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Pepperdine
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Riverside
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Basketball Congress International
N. First St
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Coaches’ Corner
E. Main St
Ali avoids public posing at Central Park zoo event
Muhammad Ali declined to sit with children at the Central Park Children's Zoo as reporters gathered. He teased a future bout with Ken Norton and referenced plans against other opponents while vowing the press cannot destroy him.
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Bulls pick Artis Gilmore in dispersal draft from ABA
Chicago Bulls announced center Artis Gilmore, 7 foot 2, as the top pick in the dispersal draft of ABA players. The rights cost $1.1 million, with about $3 million total expected for rights to Kentucky and St. Louis players. Atlanta may choose Marvin Barnes or Moses Malone with the No. 2 pick.
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Kentucky
St. Louis
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ABA Players Association
Atlanta
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Moses Malone
New York Nets
Denver Nuggets
Indiana Pacers
San Antonio Spurs
Ambrose Bierce
Arnold Toynbee
Golgotha
Local Sports Card Briefs Highlight Varied Events
A jumble of sports items lists baseball softball and racing notes with team names and odds scattered. Mentions include dog racing and auto racing events along with wrestling and track notes from unknown venues and dates.
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Orcs
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Gower
Stones sets world high jump mark at 7 714 inches in Philadelphia
Dwight Stones, 22, Long Beach State senior, clears 7 7 14 to break the world high jump record at the Philadelphia Meet of Champions. He remains optimistic after a third place in the Olympics and signs autographs for fans despite criticism over past comments. The meet also features Walker, Bayi, Wellman, Dixon, Bolt, Riddick, Gilkes, and Larrieu in various events as Bayi misses the Dream Mile Triple due to international disputes.
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Bayi
Walker
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Shedrick
Oslo
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Helsinki
Finland
Paul-Heinz Wellman
West Germany
Rod Dixon
Dixon
Wellman
Belgium
Ivo van Damme
Montreal
Kenya
Mike Bolt
Steve Riddick
James Gilkes
Guyana
Francie Larrieu
Chaparral Drops In State B Legion Tourney
Chaparral falls to Mahoney-ODonnell 65 in a State B Legion Tournament game at Phoenix College. Mahoney-ODonnell exploded for five runs in the sixth, Chaparral answered with four in the bottom of the frame. Mahoney-O’Donnell had nine hits off Chaparral pitchers Larry Miller and Matt Breedlove who issued ten walks. Chaparral's nine hits came from Dave Neumann Brad Bean Pat States Mark Warren George Carrie Doug McDaniel and Brooks Thomas.
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Phoenix College
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Doug McDaniel
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