Wynn wins rain delayed B C Open by one stroke
Bob Wynn edged rookie Bob Gilder by one shot to claim the rain delayed B C Open title with a 13 under par 271. Wynn sank a 20 foot birdie at the 17th and a 30 foot putt at the 18th to secure $40,000 and a first major victory earning PGA eligibility.
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Endicott
N.Y
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Bob Gilder
Wynn
PGA
Terry Diehl
George Knudson
Jerry McGee
Ed Sneed
Gilder
Buddy Allin
Elmcor routs Arcadia in Cage Classic opener
Elmcor Youth Center rolled past Arcadia 99 56 in an exhibition as the Summer Prep Basketball Classic tipoff. Artie Green led New York with 17 points while Arcadia’s Doug Soule and Mark Eggleston reached nine and 11 respectively as the event heats up at Coronado High School.
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Jim Swenson
Elmoor
Frank Gilroy
Coronado High School
Arcadia Recreation
Arcadians
New York
Elmcor Youth Center
United States
Artie Green
Tempe- Mesa Recreation
Coronado
Watts Magicians
Glendale Cortez
New York Riverside Church
Stars of Texas
Arizona Coaches Association
Johnny Nash
Los Angeles
Arizona State University
Phoenix South Mountain
Glendale Cortez Recreation
Arizona All
Riverside Church
Nash
Salvation Army Youth Center
Phoenix
Green
Curtis Phauls
Kenny Page
Jeff Ruland
Mike Naderer
Mark Eggleston
Doug Soule
Londale Theus
James Wilkes
UCLA
Dwayne Allen
Magicians
Texas
Jim Bowden
Jon Moorehead
Joe Blueford
Tempe-Mesa
Watts
Cortez
Arizona
Coronado HS
Memorial Coliseum
Phoenix Giants
Albuquerque Dukes
South Mountain
el Paso
Phoenix Heat
Brophy Prep
San Diego
Nogales
Sonora
Black Canyon Greyhound Park
Manzanita Speedway
Nevada
South Bay
Calif
LA Junior Lakers
Gallup
N.M
Purtzer nets Treasure Valley Open crown in Boise
Paul Purtzer of Phoenix won the eighth Treasure Valley Open with a 270 total after 54 holes on the Purple Sage course. He earned $2,265 after a final round 69, four strokes ahead of runner up Guy Walkingstick of Fort Worth who closed with 71 to finish at 275 and collect $1,416.
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Idaho
Paul Purtzer
Phoenix
Purtzer
Guy Walkingstick
Fort Worth
Tex
Purple Sage
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Jim Zimmerman
Kennewick
Wash
Duden
Zimmerman
Dave Molitor
Raiders edge Cardinals in Tempe amid near misses
In Sun Devil Stadium Oakland beat St. Louis 20 9 as both teams endured a string of near misses. Key plays included Burks fumbles and drops Tolbert near picks and Bakken miscues while Sistrunk and Donckers clashed in a memorable defensive stand.
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Sun Devil Stadium
Tempe
Oakland
Mel Gray
St. Louis
Jim Bakken
Jim Tolbert
Kenny Stabler
Fred Biletnickoff
Bakken
Raider
Kelvin Korver
Sam Wyche
J.W. Cain
Cain
David Hamm
Tolbert
Larry Lawrence
Mike Siani
Otis Sistrunk
Empty Seats Threaten Valley Big Brothers Preseason Game
Valley Big Brothers may cancel or scale back future benefit games after an 18 000 seat non sellout at Sun Devil Stadium. Attendance reached 33 216 and revenue concerns loom as ASU expansion could end mid summer exhibitions.
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Valley Big Brothers
Starr
New York Jets
Minnesota Vikings
Joe Namath
Arizona State University
Arizona State
Sun Devil
Cardinals
Fullerton Defeats Arcadia to Clinch Sectional Pony League Title
Fullerton captured the Sectional Pony League Tournament championship in Anaheim with a 9-7 victory over Arcadia after losing the first game to Arcadia and using a surge of unearned runs. Arcadia had fought back from the losers' bracket, scoring in all but one inning in an 11-8 win over La Jolla the day before. Mark Dougherty homered and received the win against La Jolla, while Greg Gill, Dougherty, and Bresnahan led Arcadia with two hits each in that game.
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Fullerton
Anaheim
Calif
la Jolla
Mark Dougherty
Dave Bresnahan
Jeff Flett
Greg Gill
Dougherty
Gill
Bresnahan
Generals
George Zaverink
George Koepke
Sooners
Stickley
Greenfield
Snafu
Sam Dee
Don Dykeman
Mark Thaden
Brian Bruneau
Art Gonzales
Koret
Pnds
Dave Guderian
Pncs
McCulloch Properties
Jack Lazard
Paul Boyle
Consolidated Co-op
Rob Jones
John Fiering
Scottsdale
Police
Bill Jay
Joe Sadowski
Mike Alt
Drinkwater’s Liquors
Lonnegan
Len Erie
Greg Cucio
Dennis Coney
Pub
ARC
Camelback Inn
al Wysocki
Jim Lucas
Jeff Williams
Inn
Dallas House
Hudson
Jarko
Scottsdale Bible Blue
SARs Boxers Triumph in Scottsdale Victory over California Youth
SAR hosted a boxing night at the Scottsdale YMCA delivering a 10 2 win over California opponents. Dennis Freeman 65 pounds, Robert Green 70, Richard Arrendondo 124, Tommy Jordan 170, Mike Thomas 179, Mark Rich 165, and Terry Robinson 170 posted victories. Jimmy Harrison 95 and Jeff Lay 135 and Steve Juarez 115 gained/lost for SAR while Eddie Walker Mesa and Steve Rader California earned wins. Club SAR heads to Stanton Aug 28 for Golden Glove Junior Olympic trials.
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SAR
Arizona
California
Dick McCarthy
Stanton, Calif
Dennis Freeman
Frank Ybarra
Robert Green
Cliff Cadish
Richard Arrendondo
Brooks Wilkinson
Tommy Jordan
Raul Camacho
Mike Thomas
Mark Rich
Jimmy Harrison
Eddie Walker
Mesa
Jeff Lay
Steve Rader
Steve Juarez
Ruben Pena
Terry Robinson
Eloy
Ruben Aguirre
Club Sar
Stanton
Smith and Sons reach finals after six run burst
Smith and Sons advanced by an eight five win over the Other Team, aided by a six run fifth inning. Bonded Coop moved to the finals with a forfeit over Fuze, while Fuze dropped to the losers bracket. Tom Ruby homered and tripled for Smith, Jim Poole also tripled.
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Smith
Bonded Coop
Fuze
Tom Ruby
Jim Poole
Arizona Dairy Queen
Dutch Johns
ADQ
Rick Green
Johns
Sooners
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