Mueller wins 1000m as U S inches toward bronze
Peter Mueller, 21, from Mequon Wisconsin, captures the 1000 meter gold in record time as the U S gains momentum toward a second bronze. The U S hockey team crushes Poland 7 2 and eyes a bronze in the six team round robin.
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Dan Immersall
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Dan Carroll
St. Louis
Roadrunners Host Aeros In Western Conference Showdown
Phoenix hosts the Houston Aeros at Veteran's Memorial Coliseum after a 2-1 loss to Indianapolis. The Aeros sit atop the division, with a string of close games, while Phoenix fights for position as San Diego and Minnesota vie behind.
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Saints
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Racers
Gletainerauth
Reggie Thomas
Jenkins Leads Saguaro Wrestlers Toward State Title
Scottsdale area sends 20 wrestlers to the Class AAA State Wrestling Tournament at ASU. Saguaro star Bob Jenkins enters with a 25-0 record and favored to win the 191-pound title, while Jeff Sears 138 pounds and others from PV Coronado Chaparral seek medals and titles across divisions.
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Scottsdale High
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Saguaro High
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Jenkins
Arizona State University Activity Center
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U.S
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Sears
Phil Thorne
Mark Fackler
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Beavers
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Bravo
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Mark Johnson
Joey Lumpkin
Coronado
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Ken
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Tom Dragt
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Krewson
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Larry Rawn
Sports slate highlights tonight and Friday events
Tonight at 8 p.m. Houston visits the Roadrunners at the Coliseum. Elementary finals at 6 50 p.m. Coro nada and Scottsdale HS. Friday features include Boston at Suns 7 30 p.m. at the Coliseum and eight more prep matches across Phoenix area venues plus the state wrestling preliminaries at ASU Activity Center.
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ASU 1975 Highlights Shown at QB Club Luncheon
Scottsdale Quarterback Club to screen the 1975 Arizona State football season highlights at Friday noon luncheon. John Redfield will present the Sun Devil Highlight Film with clips of the 12-0 season and Fiesta Bowl win over Nebraska. Dennis Sproul, Jeff Rominger, and Chaparral’s Dick Anderson also attend. lunch costs $3.
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Hale's Hankers Top Emas Cagers In City Matchup
Hale's Hankers beat Emas 43 40 as Kevin Burns fed 14 points to Emas and David Walls added 16 for the Hankers. Pera Three limited IBM to two in the fourth, then won 36 30. Sherman Hall led Peru with 12, Marvin Neal had 13 for BM, and St Daniel's beat Almosta Ranch 41 39 with Jack Wolfe 17 and Jim McCarty 10.
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Madison
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al van Loo
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Bruce Gullerson
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Suns pound Pistons 123 4 in N B A blowout
Alvan Adams scored 22 and Curtis Perry 20 as Phoenix defeated Detroit 123 to 104. The Suns extended their winning streak to four, improved to 22 27, while Detroit dropped to 20 31 with Lanier sidelined by elbow tendonitis. Perry led rebounds with 12. Money led Pistons with 25.
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PV Girls Upset Lions as Beavers, Saguaro Advance in Softball
Paradise Valley defeated Alhambra 10-4 to lead three area teams into the Class AAA state semifinals at Papago Park. Saguaro blanked East High 3-0 while Scottsdale edged West High 6-5. Suzie Bordeaux hurled a four hitter for PV with Terri Anderson and Gina Arrandale each with four hits as Phoenix area squads push toward the title.
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Kathy Warner
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Beavers
Artichokes fall to Yavapai 80 64 in Prescott loss hurts playoff bid
Scottsdale Community College drops to 4-6 in the ACCAC after an 80-64 defeat to Yavapai in Prescott. SCC must win three league games including a Friday road trip to Mesa CC to have any playoff hopes as Yavapai and Glendale vie atop the standings.
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Celtics Fight Rockets Crowd Disrupts Houston Game
Boston center Dave Cowens drew fan ire in Houston as punches flew after a spectator attacked a teammate. Charlie Scott joined the scuffle and the Celtics were ousted 115-103 as officials lagged. The fracas left Celtics off their game for the rest of the night.
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Rockets
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Charlie Scott
Celtics
National Basketball Association
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