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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1975

Page

5

Small running backs smarter says Caleb Johnson at SCC

Scottsdale Community College back Caleb Johnson argues that lighter runners have a smarter football mind. He recalls limited playing time, his clutch TD against Arizona Western, leadership off the field, and a drive for more chances under coach John Avianantos.

Bob Snider Caleb Johnson Caleb Phoenix Union High School Johnson Scottsdale Community College Arizona Western John Avianantos Avianantos Phoenix Union Boston Patriots Max Herron Baltazar Enigas Mexico

Pirates Reds swing to opposite fortunes in NL races

The Pirates snapped a losing streak with a 4 2 win over Cincinnati and swept a two game doubleheader to take the NL East lead by 1½ games over Philadelphia. Parker powered a four run eighth and Zisk homered twice as Reynolds and Stennett drove in runs in a five run sixth. Stargell expected back Monday after rib injury.

Braves Cardinals Rob Belloir Atlanta St. Louis Pirates

Ashe defends title as ethics swirl over line calls

Wimbledon champion Arthur Ashe advances to the U S Pro quarterfinals after a disputed line call in the Longwood match. Ashe upset veteran Jaime Fillol 6 4 6 2 as Fillol protested a call, then double faulted to hand Ashe the lead. Ashe said players have their own ethics standards but would not throw points, aiming to be fair while challenging wrong calls.

Brookline Mass Arthur Ashe U.S Jaime Fillor Longwood Chile Ashe Fillol Filiol Jaime Mark Cox Vijay Amritraj Wojciech Fibek Poland John Alexander Australia Manuel Orantes Spain

Geiberger Maintains Narrow Lead Amid Nicklaus Slump

Al Geiberger held a two shot edge at the Colonial Country Club as Jack Nicklaus faltered with a 75 in the third round of the Tournament Players Golf Championship. Hubert Green and John Schlee trailed at three under as a tropical storm halted play and forced postponements.

Fort Worth Tex Jack Nicklaus al Geiberger Texas Hubert Green John Schlee Sunrise Action Green Schlee Geiberger Colonial Country Club Nicklaus

Page blasts Vikes move over Garvey resignation

Alan Page of the Minnesota Vikings called the NFL Players Association leadership shakeup sickening and idiotic as the team urged Ed Garvey to resign from his post. The remarks come from Mankato Minnesota with AP reporting on the controversy within pro football.

Mankato, Minn Alan Page Minnesota Vikings Ed Garvey National Football League Players Association

Baseball Standings and Results Reported by AP

National League East standings show Pitts 69 56 Philadelphia 69 56 in first with St Louis 67 59 New York 65 60 Chicago 60 68 Montreal 65 71. West Cincinnati 83 43 leads with Los Angeles 67 59. San Francisco 61 65. San Diego 57 69. American League leaders Boston 76 50 and Baltimore 69 56. New York 63 62. Cleveland 57 66. Milwaukee 56 70. Results list Chicago over Houston 6 5 in 11. Pittsburgh 7 4 over Cincinnati. Atlanta 9 over St Louis 5. Philadelphia 6 over San Diego 5. Montreal 3 over Los Angeles 1 in 12. New York 6 over San Francisco 4. Pacific Coast League Western Division shows Hawaii 82 52 lead, Tacoma 67 66, Spokane 63 70, Sacramento 53 81. Eastern Division Salt Lake 71 62 leads, Tucson 68 65, Albuquerque 67 67, Phoenix 62 70. Scores: Spokane 10 Sacramento 9. Albuquerque 5 Tucson 2. Salt Lake 6 Phoenix 3. Tacoma 10 6 Hawaii 4 7.

Associated Press Pitts Philphia St.Louis New York Chicago Montreal West Cincin Los Angeles S. Fran San Diego Atlanta Houston Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia San Francisco Boston Baltimore Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit West Oakland Kansas City Texas Minnesota California Oakland Hawaii Tacoma Spokane Sacramen Salt Lake Tucson Albuquer Phoenix Sacramento Albuquerque

Medford Girls Win 1975 Little League Softball Title

Medford Ore defeated Dix Hills NY 1-0 to claim the 1975 Little League Girls' Softball championship on a run batted in by Becky Diderickson. Lisa Killingsworth fanned the final batter in the seventh for the win. Lakewood NJ prepared to play Tampa FL in the boys U S Little League game.

Williamsport Medford Ore Dix Hills N.Y Becky Diderickson Lisa Killingsworth Lakewood N. J Tampa Fla

Bryant sues NCAA over football roster limits

Alabama coach Bear Bryant leads a suit in Tuscaloosa County seeking to overturn NCAA limits allowing 48 road players and 60 home players. LSU coach Charlie McClendon discourages joining suit while NCAA officials call the contracts wording curious as schools weigh action.

Tuscaloosa Ala Alabama Bryant Crimson Tide Charlie McClendon Louisiana State Baton Rouge McClendon Tigers Tuscaloosa County University of Alabama National Collegiate Athletic Association Kentucky LSU NCAA John Fuzak Michigan State Fuzak

Gull Homers Lead Salt Lake Past Phoenix Giants

Ron Jackson and Jeff Newman homered and Barry Raziano earned a two inning save as the Salt Lake Gulls beat the Phoenix Giants 6 to 3. Salt Lake extended its win streak to 11 over Phoenix this season and maintained first place in the PCL East behind strong relief and timely hitting.

Salt Lake City Ron Jackson Jeff Newman Barry Raziano Salt Lake Gulls Phoenix Giants Gulls Phoenix Giants Salt Lakers Salt Lake Glen Redman Morris Nettles Tom Heintzelman Redman Dan Briggs Jackson Newman Raziano Charlie Hudson Heintzelman

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