PV girls in title bout as Sabers Beavers fall
Paradise Valley edged Scottsdale 4-2 as PV advanced to face Carl Hayden for the Class AAA One Girls softball title. Sue Bordeaux pitched four strong innings for Carl Hayden and Suzie Gaw homered for Scottsdale.
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Sabers
Beavers
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Saguaro
Carl Hayden
Scottsdale High
Papago PV
Sue Bordeaux
Suzie Gaw
Kim Bruner
Teresa Betterbush
Joyce Lytle
Chris DeChance
Michelle Bishop
Brenda Sweat
Terri Anderson
Kira Bruner
Snead Opens Open With Lucky Seven Under Par
J C Snead shot seven under par 65 to grab the first round lead in the Andy Williams San Diego Open worth 180000 dollars. He found a four leaf clover in the damp turf and saved par from a bad lie moments after pocketing the find.
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San Diego
Calif
J.C. Snead
Ita
Snead
Duo wins Daytona 125 mile qualifying races
Dave Marcis and Darrell Waltrip won two 125 mile qualifying races for the Daytona 500 but their cars were ruled speeded up by non approved equipment. They, along with A J Foyt and Bruce Hill, must requalify and start back in the pack for Thursday's 125 milers.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Victory Lane
Dave Marcis
Darrell Waltrip
Marcis
Waltrip
A.J. Foyt
Bruce Hill
Palomino Edges Avans In Ten Round Title Bid Preview
Welterweight contender Carlos Palomino defeated Arizona middleweight champion Mike Avans by unanimous decision in a 10 round bout at Olympic Auditorium. Palomino improved to 17-4-0 with no knockdowns, solidifying a potential title challenge this summer. Avans falls to 15-5-0 as Palomino pressures the pace throughout.
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Los Angeles
Carlos Palomino
Arizona
Mike Avans
Olympic Auditorium
Palomino
Long Beach
Avans
Phoenix
Gals to contest $100,000 Muscular Dystrophy Classic
The LPGA announces the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Classic a $100,000 event to be played September 3 to 5 at the Rail Golf Club in Springfield Illinois. Commissioner Ray Volpe says it's the third richest stop on the LPGA tour.
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New York
Ladies Professional Golfers Association Tour
Springfield
Ill
Rail Golf Club
LPGA
Ray Volpe
Stanger Eyes Back-To-Back Title In Arizona Invitational
Julie Stanger of Arizona State tied for lead after first round with 75 at 49ers Country Club as Arizona State tops field with a 307 four player total. Teammate Alice Miller and Janet Coles of UCLA close behind. Arizona hosts sit second, UCLA tied for sixth.
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Tucson
Julie Stanger
Arizona State
Arizona
Miss Stanger
49Ers Country Club
Alice Miller
Janet Coles
UCLA
Sun Devils
Canucks Drill Canadiens In Montreal Win
Vancouver Canucks defeated the Montreal Canadiens 6 to 0 in Montreal as Ron Sedlbauer scored twice in the first period helping to extend Montreal’s home loss count to two games all season. Philadelphia beat the Rangers 6 to 1 while the Kansas City Scouts tied the New York Islanders 2-2. In the WHA Minnesota beat Quebec 6-4 and Houston defeated Phoenix 4-1.
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Montreal
Vancouver Canucks
Montreal Canadiens
Philadelphia
New York Rangers
Kansas City
New York Islanders
Minnesota
Quebec
Houston
Phoenix
Canucks
Ron Sedlbauer
Bruins peak as Pac-8 voices rise in tough win
UCLA led by Marques Johnson 19 points crushed Washington State 104-78 to raise its record to 18-3 and conference 7-1 as George Raveling warned critics would have to eat crow. Washington State struggles followed by Washington’s 93-75 win over USC. Other results include U Conn over Lafayette 86-79 and Drake 96-94 over Bradley.
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Associated Press
Pacific
Gene Bartow
George Raveling
Bruins
Crow
Raveling
Bartow
Ucla Bruins
Washington State
Marques Johnson
Notre Dame
USC
Johnson
Cougars
Andre McCarter
Richard Washington
Gavin Smith
Washington Huskies
Pauley Pavilion
UCLA
Washington
Southern
Cal
James Edwards
Kim Stewart
Ken Lombard
al Weston
Joe Whelton
University of Connecticut
Lafayette
Madison Square Garden
South Carolina
Fordham
Jackie Gilbon
Ken Harris
Drake
Bradley
Edmond Lawrence
McNeese State
Arkansas State
Saber netters beat Saguaro and Chaparral tops Coronado in tennis
Saber netters improved to 2-0 with an 8-1 win over Chandler as Sabercats players Zuber Ben-Ora Foulk posted 6-0 6-0 and Hessler Zuber Hing won 6-0 6-1 and 6-0 6-2. Chaparral defeated Coronado 6-3 led by VanderPloeg 7-4 6-7 7-0 and McCarthy 6-0 6-3 with doubles wins by VanderPloeg McCarthy and Francis Benner. Coronado’s Brown Beymer Markes Marx won and team claimed 8-2.
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Saguaro
Chandler
Chaparral
Coronado
Paul Zuber
Dan Ben-Ora
John Foulk
Sabercats
Ross Hessler
Doug Zuber
Greg Hing
Foulk
Ross Johnson
Scott Corby
Terry VanderPloeg
Matt McCarthy
Bill Francis
Dave Benner
VanderPloeg
McCarthy
Francis
Benner
Craig Brown
Chuck Beymer
Peter Markes
Steve Marx
Arcadia Pony League Registration Set for 1976
Registration for the Arcadia Pony League season is 1 30 to 3 p m Saturday and 7 to 9 p m Thursday at Ingleside School East Phoenix or Scottsdale boys 13 to 14 years old are eligible fee 25 for the first family member 12 50 for each additional day season runs May to July all games at Ingleside School Arcadia Pony League placed second in last year state tournament Dr John Kelly is league president
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Arcadia Pony League
Ingleside School
E. Osborn Rd
East Phoenix
Scottsdale
John Kelly
Chaparral Girls Tennis Improves to 1-1 With Coronado Win
Chaparral girls tennis edged Coronado 63 as Caryn Copeland and Ellen Vander Ploeg won singles matches. Saguaro defeated Chandler 8-1 led by Jennifer Grantham and Colleen Davis breakthroughs.
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Caryn Copeland
Dain Becky Waldrop Orded
Ellen Vander Ploeg
Chaparral
Buchholz to Meet Lenoir at Chaparral Racquet Club
Cliff Buchholz of the Denver World Team Tennis champions faces Bill Lenoir, head pro at Chaparral Racquet Club, in a 12:30 p.m. Sunday match. The best of three sets features a nationally ranked Buchholz who has defeated top players.
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Cliff Buchholz
Denver
Bill Lenoir
Chaparral
Lenoir
Buchholz
Freedom and Rights in Pro Football Labor Debate
Column argues for player freedom and labor rights against restrictive contracts and drafts. It contrasts Ed Garvey and Pete Rozelle, asserting American ideals of liberty, negotiable terms, and a need for meaningful talks over expansion while preserving individual rights.
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Jack Murphy
Copley News Service
Rozelle
Republic
Pete Rozelle
Bowie Kuhn
Ed Garvey
Pro Football Labor Union
Garvey
Sion
NFL
Seattle
Tampa
U.S
America
Artichokes face Mesa CC in pivotal SCC 5 clash
Scottsdale Community College eyes a must win as it travels to Mesa Community College for a 7:30 p.m. showdown. With the ACCAC race tight, SCC must win all three remaining games to reach the playoffs while Glendale and Yavapai hold better marks and Prescott’s Roughriders loom.
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Scottsdale Community College
Arizona Community ‘College Athletic
Artichokes
Mesa Community College
Mesa
Phoenix College
ACCAC
Glendale
Gauchos
Scottsdale
Yavapai
Yavapai College
Roughriders
Prescott
Thunderbirds
SCC
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Jerry Bicknell
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Murphy
Deanne Clark
Michelle St. Claire
Becky Brown
Tim Koors
Winnie Saunders
Papago Park
Saunders
Sportsroundmo
Asso
Stanger
Canucks ‘Drill
Canadiens
Saber Netters
Lori Brown
Copeland
Mary Holman
Waldrop
Maureen Witt
Carole Christakis
Dons
Christakis
Bonnie Poole
Jennifer Grantham
Colleen Davis
Tracy Swanson
Kathy Hunter
Amerika Craig
Liz Hing
Hunter
Grantham
Davis
Swanson
Craig
Raleigh
N. Scottsdale Road
Mesa CC
Arn. Rt
Gremlin
SHARP
Caprice
Pontiac
Monte Carlo
Monte’s
Korte
Scottsdale Rd
McDowell
Hobla Espanol
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