Kilthan shoots 28 to lead Scottsdale junior golf field
Eddie Kilthau, a 5 foot 3 inch Camelback High School junior, shot a 3 under par 28 at Coronado Golf Course to earn medalist honors in the ninth annual Scottsdale Progress Junior Boys and Girls Golf Tournament qualifiers. Kilthan tied the tournament record, with others scoring 30 and 31 to battle for the championship flight as play began.
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Bob Snider
Eddie Kilthau
Camelback High School
Coronado
Scottsdale Progress
Kilthan
Kiltan
Dave Beaudin
Vince Bustillo
Beaudin
Ternoon
Andy Potter
Chaparral High
John Arner
Doug Burke
Bill Dornan
Dan Lawless
Vern Proll
Camelback High
Scottsdale
Coronado Golf Course
Scottsdale Charros Face Ohio in Summer Prep Basketball Opener
The Scottsdale Charros and Northeast Ohio meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Coronado High School as the Summer Prep International Basketball Tournament begins. The event features 16 top teams in boys 18 and under play, with LA Watts Magicians and Elmoor Youth Center among top seeds.
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Scottsdale
Charros
Northeast Ohio
Coronado High School
74Th Street
Oak Street
Basketball Congress International
Los Angeles Watts Magicians
Summer Prep
New York City
Elmoor Youth Center
Los Angeles Junior Lakers
New York
Riverside Church Hawks
San Diego
Ohio
Kevin Coyle
Jay Volk
Bob Stanley
Doctor cites cruel methods to kill football players
Dr. James P. Knochel lists seven deadly coaching practices in JAMA warning that heat stroke and other extreme measures have killed players. He cites heat risk in hot pre season sessions and describes punitive drills, salt pills, diuretics, and prolonged workouts as dangerous methods still seen in some programs.
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Chicago
Texas
James P. Knochel
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dallas
Journal of the American Medical Association
Knoche
Knochel
Roster trim hits NFL camps as cuts begin nationwide
Dozens of able bodied players face the first preseason roster reductions, with teams down to 60 players by 4 p.m. Some clubs like Buffalo are already at the limit. The process ends with a 43 man roster by Sept. 15 after multiple cuts. A standout is Bob Hammond of the New York Giants who boosted his stock with a 44 yard kickoff return and a scoring drive in a 28-14 win over New England.
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Buffalo
Joe Namath
O.J. Simpson
Doug Cunningham
Tim Paulus
Bob Hammond
New York Giants
Morgan State
Hammond
New England
NCAA eyes cost cuts and TV revenue sharing
Chicago AP report notes the NCAA Council debates a plan by Long Beach State president to distribute television revenues more evenly. He argues most big football programs lose money and proposes 50 25 25 percent splits for Divisions I II and III before a Chicago convention to examine 73 financial resolutions.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Stephen Horn
Long Beach State College
Horn
Los Angeles
Mickey Mouse
NFL
Division Iti
NCAA
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
John A. Fuzak
Michigan State
Suns to Open 1975 76 Season On Road
The Phoenix Suns start the 1975 76 NBA season with an away game against the Portland Trail Blazers on October 25, marking their first road opener in eight years due to Coliseum conflicts. They then play 16 of their next 21 at the Memorial Coliseum and close the regular season April 10 hosting the Seattle SuperSonics.
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National Basketball Association
Phoenix Suns
NBA
Arizona State Fair
Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum
Suns
Trail Blazers
Portland
New York Knickerbockers
Jerry Colangelo
Memorial Coliseum
Kansas City
Kings
Bucks
Detroit Pistons
Chicago Bulls
Phoenix
Hendersons named coaches for 1976 Olympic archery team
George Helwig of Cincinnati named to manage the 1976 Olympic archery team and Alfred Henderson of Phoenix will be the coach.
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Oxford, Ohio
George Helwig
Cincinnati
Alfred Henderson
Phoenix
Little League stresses fun over pressure says board member
Tony Sully, newly elected Little League board member, argues parents overemphasize winning. He notes girls now play separately with strong softball integration and supports foreign team exclusion to reduce pressure. He stresses kids should have fun and not fear failure, calling it Americana.
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Mike Braham
Copley
Tony Sully
Little League
Sully
National Board of Directors
District 36
Williamsport
Taiwan
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Ann Feist
Mary Barb Schouten
ScoMedale Prod
Eddie Kilshau
John Schaller
Mike Etchart
David Rizzo
Jim Crider
Dean Johnson
Jamie McGonn
Stephen White
Bob Botan
Bruce Kinghorn
Tim Susie
Rob White
Joe Burt Bryan Buzzard Daren Dalgleish Azim Hameed
Scott Hammargren
Todd Hays
John Hink
Mitch Hughes
John McGonagill
Bret McLean
James Sosinski
Peter Tenney
Matt Wieczkiewicz
Gil
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Jim Polk
Fuk Ponmoraty
Kroy Ekblau
John Sing Ay
Martin Georgianni
Larry Dearneth
Bill Mayfair
Thiachis Meek
Matt Rooney
Sam Hunt
Doug Bradley
Marybdart Schouten
Scott Dinquel
Jonathan Baker
Kathy King
Mike McMeal
Bill Beiloulle
Cotta
AAC Fidden
Jay Pelson
Hobey Orr
Mike Ludbeck
Jeff Georgianni
Bruce Simmons
Yeith Wesson
Bob Hampton
David Markes
Scott Bush
Steven Hilton
Mike Ceiron
Scotty Miler
Lisa Larson
Aaron Marks Make Susie
Angie Taylor
Fred Tegardett
Eric Helda Ditfard Wade
Craig Lewis
Doug Georgianni
Robert Brown
George Gohde
Mark Thomson
Sco Kalyna Tab Brown
Ben Nosky
Scott Oillian
Tanya Taylor
Larry Dye
Tam Diamond
Glenn Konrad
Jen Hulings
Pat Powers
Mike O'Cannedt
Melanie Georgianni
Chris Thom
Tom Bitched
Scott Umible
Bob Carey
Carol Marusiak
Michael Rogers
Jeff Smith
Shannon Rooney
Tom Anderson
Mitch Markiewicz
Heather Farr
Randy Criswell
Daniel Devers
Tera Hays
Bob Stephenson
Jana Taylor
Tom Davis
Kathy Whitehouse
Kevin McDonough
Missy Farr
Riverside
al King
Maryvale Recreation
Canton
Nogales
Mexico
Bob Slone
Rob Halchishick
Doug Dickerson
Dave Michaelson
Bert Springer
Mike Naderer
Jeff Rominger
Ted Platts
Steve Harris
Dave Simmons
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Peter McGovern
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