Phoenix Open plants ongoing growth with no celebrity tie ins
Thunderbirds sponsor of the Phoenix Open say purse growth to 150000 next year is a goal but no plans for celebrity partnerships. Tournament chair Bob Ewing notes a 125000 purse this year with potential expansion while considering site changes years away.
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Coronado Dons Ease Past Tempe High in Papago Golf
Coronado beat Tempe 200 to 215 at Papago Golf Course on a rusty Monday. Dave Ziemba led with a 43 despite three double bogeys, while Craig Xwastkowski and Mike Lindsey each shot 39 to tie for Coronado medalist honors. Tempe’s Scott Cunningham shot 38 as the only sub 40. Next, Coronado meets Arcadia Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Papago.
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John Gunby
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Marty Caldwell
Scott Cunningham
Arcadia
Shawn Bellis
Scott Clark
Sound of fury aLen Connor on golf course fees and chatter
A columnist argues over a course owner charging green fees to walkers with a playing group. He cites safety, pace of play, and the need for reservations. The piece also notes golf figures and upcoming events, with breezy reflections on golf lingo and the sport's appeal.
Quakers Rise to No Five in UPI Coaches Poll
Pennsylvania, regarded as the top team in the East, advances two places to No 5 in the UPI Board of Coaches rankings after wins over Harvard and Dartmouth. UCLA remains undefeated at 17 0 and tops the chart with 34 votes, while Marquette sits second and North Carolina moves up to third. Louisville falls to fourth after a loss to Memphis State. Clemson and South Carolina hold sixth and seventh in the list.
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Tarheels
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Cardinals
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Clemson
Deacon Jones furious over Rams trade to Chargers
Deacon Jones voices disappointment over being traded from the Rams to San Diego. He says the handling was unprofessional and vows to prove he still can perform at a Hall of Fame level with the Chargers, aiming for a Super Bowl win.
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Deacon Jones
Los Angeles Rams
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Lee White
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Jeff Skaggs
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Kansas City
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Alan Page
Nick
Buoniconti
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Norm Bulaich
Podolak
George Allen
Washington
Dan Reeves
Deacon
Scottsdale girl breaks two records at Phoenix AAU meet
Susan Parks wins the 220 yard dash in 30.6 and the 440 yard run in 68.5 to set meet marks for girls 9 and under. Scottsdale Track Club gains relay victories as Kim Cloute Donna Foyle Debbie Volk and Annette Secchiari win the 880 medley for 10 and 11 year olds.
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Phoenix College
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Little
Debbie Volk
Christa Holmes
Donna Foyle
Pam. Secchiari
Angela Veltri
Terry Connelley
Kelly Edens
Karyn Gangelhoff
Angela
Terry
Kelly
Terese VanLith
Karen Vander Melen
Teresa Betterbush
Holly Holmes
Bonnie Snider
Susan Wellama
Barbara Chambers
Sue Chambers
Brook Hollister
Far Western Conference Players of the Week Named
Sacramento State guard Don Krueger scored 26 points against UC Davis and 19 against Chico State to earn backcourt honors. Hayward State center Pat Loushin totaled 27 points versus Humboldt State and 27 versus Sonoma State to win forecourt honors.
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Loushin
Humboldt State
Sonoma State
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