Scottsdale Judo Effort Seeks National TV Exposure
Local Judo instructor Bob Williams and Samuels push to showcase judo on national television via The Tonight Show. They hope police partnerships and youth demonstrations will boost Scottsdale's profile, despite no response from Carson. Moon Mullins notes ASU football tickets remain, while readers weigh Little League schedules and tournament rest disparities affecting Pima Navajo and Mesa teams.
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Vikings face uphill path to a Super Bowl repeat
In Minnesota, Clinton Jones outlines the Vikings plan to win the Super Bowl by avoiding self destruction and relying on Fran Tarkenton's return. The roster features Gene Washington, John Gilliam, John Beasley, and a veteran defense led by Eller, Marshall, Page, and Larsen. Coach Bud Grant stresses health and durability as the key to repeating as Central Division champions.
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John Gilliam
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Carl Eller
Jim Marshall
Alan Page
Gary Larsen
Page
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Wally Hilgenberg
Roy Winston
Warwick
Jeff Siemon
Stanford
Paul Krause
Charlie West
Bud Grant
Minnesota
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Charlie Williams Sparks Giants in Interleague Twinbill Split
Charlie Williams earned his fifth straight win for Phoenix after joining from the Mets in the Willie Mays trade. He beat Albuquerque 5 1 in the second game, lifting his season record to 10 and helping the Giants split the doubleheader as Albuquerque had won the opener 8 6.
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Hartford Open a Longstanding Tour Event and Charity Tie
The Greater Hartford Open, oldest on the tour since 1952, will run Friday through Monday at Wethersfield Country Club. Prize money is $125,000 with profits supporting a halfway house for mentally retarded children in Connecticut. The 1971 playoff featured J C Snead, Lou Graham, and George Archer, with Archer winning after a tense finish and noted putting technique.
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Rams Face Tough 1972 As Prothro Prefers Caution
Los Angeles Rams coach Tommy Prothro stresses containment over bold claims as he shapes a squad largely intact from 1971. Depth will be tested with Beathard backing Gabriel, Dryer competing with Youngblood for the end position, and several veterans anchoring a seasoned lineup on both sides of the ball.
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