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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1977

Page

7

Should Games have one site

Columnist Jack Murphy questions if the Olympic Games should be held at a single site in 1980 and notes how fast the world and the event change. He cites the shift from Athens to Ottawa to Montreal by technology and warns that political events could still derail Moscow 1980.

Jack Murphy Copley Athens Ottawa Montreal Moscow

Olympic visions clash over permanent sites and costly debts

Editorial weighs the future of the Olympic movement from Moscow to Athens to Montreal. It questions a permanent Olympic site, cites Greece's tax costs, Montreal's $1.5 billion debt, and US reluctance to fund subsidies while praising Montreal's accessibility and TV reach. It notes Drapeau's stance and the need for shared IOC financing.

Roadrunners Top Aeros 5 3 In WHA Action

Phoenix defeated Houston 5-3 as Robbie Ftorek scored twice and Del Hall added a second goal. Houston’s Marty Howe and John Tonelli scored in the first period, Ted Taylor added in the second, while Phoenix goalie Clay Heberton faced 43 shots.

Phoenix Robbie Ftorek Ron Huston Houston World Hockey Association Aeros Gary Kurt Howie Young Oklahoma City del Hall Ftorek Roadrunner’s Mike Hobin Clay Heberton Marty Howe John Tonelli Ted Taylor Roadrunner Kurt Young Calgary Central Hockey League

Weekend sports slate across Valley venues

Tonight and tomorrow feature a packed schedule across high school, college and pro leagues. Central Division girls softball tournament games lead at Kiwanis Park Tempe with semifinals Saturday and a 2:30 p.m. final, plus prep basketball and wrestling action, pro basketball and hockey at Memorial Coliseum, and dog racing at Phoenix Greyhound Park.

Chaparral Scottsdale Arcadia Coronado Kiwanis Park Tempe Mesa Saguaro Westwood Marcos de Niza Gerard Dysart Kota Golden State Phoenix Suns Memorial Coliseum Phoenix Greyhound Park Kofa Turf Paradise Calgary Phoenix Roadrunners JUCO Scottsdale CC Cochise College Douglas Ariz Arizona State Arizona McKatle Tucson New Mexico Sun Devil Gym Denver Buffalo Boston Cincinnati Marquette

Scottsdale Invitational Baseball League opens season at Coronado High

The SIBL begins its third season Saturday at Coronado High School with 10 a.m., 12 30 p.m., and 3 p.m. games. Sixty six Scottsdale youths ages 10 to 13 compete in a six team league with Sunday games. Top teams in two divisions meet in a best two out of three final. Umpiring is led by Tom Woods, a last year Little League World Series official.

Scottsdale Invitational Baseball League SIBL Coronado High School Scottsdale Coronado Tom Woods Williamsport

Arizona State Faces Mountain Visit at McKale Center

Arizona State with coach Ned Walk hopes for a turnaround at Arizona's McKale Center where Fred Snowden's Wildcats seek to extend a 31 game regular season win streak there while Herm Harris eyes continued scoring form. ASU's last WAC road losses haunt them as they chase remaining wins to salvage the season.

Tempe Arizona State McKale Center Tucson Sun Devils Ned Walk Arizona Wildcats Fred” Snowden McKale Herm Snowden Wulk Colorado State Ft. Collins Wyoming Laramie Walk Rams Jim Williams WAC

Smith to Lead Charger Defensive Line

Jerry Smith, formerly the Baltimore Colts defensive line coach for three seasons, will coach the San Diego Chargers defensive line.

SAN Diego Jerry Smith Baltimore Colts San Diego Chargers

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