Intracity prep tourney semifinals set for city clash
New York and Los Angeles teams reach the semifinals of the Summers Prep International Basketball Tournament at Coronado High School. Los Angeles Junior Lakers and Watts Magicians won round games, while Elmcor Riverside meet Elmcor in the other semifinal, with consolation brackets ongoing.
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Green Leads Hartford Open Amid New Arrival Anxiety
Hubert Green shares the lead at 11 under par with Don Bies in the Greater Hartford Open as a new arrival anticipated for Green's family adds personal drama. Green fired a 65 while Bies posted 66, with Lou Graham and J C Snead close behind on a 67.
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Garrison Retires Quietly From Cowboys After Ten Seasons
Walt Garrison, veteran Dallas Cowboys fullback, ends a 10 year run after knee injury. Robert Newhouse to start. Garrison eyes rodeo and a tobacco promotion, leaving Roger Staubach as last remaining backfield starter from 1974. Landry praises his toughness and consistency.
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Drug scandal haunted NFL team psychiatrist
Dr Arnold Mandell, the league's lone team psychiatrist for the San Diego Chargers, faced censure after amphetamine prescriptions amid a Chargers drug scandal. He argues Commission Rozelle failed to curb drug abuse, notes marijuana use among Chargers, and calls for random urine tests and strict enforcement to root out drugs from the league.
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Scottsdale Loses Twice in Southwest Area Slo-itch Championship
2nd Ward earns second place as Mesa 28th Ward defeats Scottsdale 4-3 to claim the area crown. Scottsdale loses in both finals after struggling with timely hits. Keely Gleave, Wes Wilson and Jim Hammons lead 2nd Ward with multiple hits. Steve Wilson earns outstanding outfielder honors. Bill Wahl named MVP after hitting over .600.
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MSA Locals Hand Deer Valley First Tournament Loss
In a 23 12 defeat Friday Deer Valley handed Scottsdale its first tournament loss in the Miss Softball America state Mini Minor League. Scottsdale must again face Deer Valley at 6 pm today at Pima School for the championship.
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