Jones Leads in San Diego Open First Round
Grier Jones, 26, shoots 66 at Torrey Pines North to take a two-stroke lead in the $170,000 Andy Williams-San Diego Open after a steady 34 32 second round. Crampton, Kite and Irwin chase at seven under or better as Jones eyes his first top finish of the year.
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San Diego
UPI
Grier Jones
Arnold Palmer
Jones
Torrey Pines North
Bob Dickson
Bruce Crampton
Tom Kite
Hale Irwin
Andy Williams
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
George Archer
Wichita
Kan
Crampton
Bruce
Kite
Irwin
Billy Casper
Dave Eichelberger
Frank Beard
Gene Littler
Mike Morley
Ken Still
Paul Harney
Richard Karl
John Schlee
Trevino
Hsieh Min- Nan
Huan Lu-liang
Taiwan
Min-Nan
Ron Funseth
Visualizing a safe target to avoid hazards in golf
The author advises golfers to avoid aiming directly at a flag behind a bunker. Visualize the flag in a safe position away from the hazard to create a positive target. This technique can increase birdie putts and reduce bogeys by reducing risk on approach shots.
Devils Drop Opener vs Irvine in 10th Inning Loss
Arizona State opened the 1973 baseball season with a 4 2 loss in 10 innings to UC Irvine. Irvine scored three runs in the 10th on a bases loaded single a walk and a sacrifice. Mike Rawlings hit ASU's only homer in the bottom of the 10th. Dale Hrovat took the loss.
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TEMPE
UPI
Arizona State
University of California At Irvine
Irvine
Ray Humphries
Jack Cleveland
Mike Rawlings
ASU
Humphries
Anteaters
Dale Hrovat
College results from United Press International
College results show Genesee 74 Elmira 60 and Rochester 80 Army 65 as part of a wide set of scores. Notable games include Yale 82 Dartmouth 69 and Princeton 51 Columbia 50 among many others across multiple conferences.
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United Press International Genesee
Elmira
Newark St
Rutgers S.J
Rochester
Army
Lehman
Baruch
Assuption
Wrestl Tech
Hofstra
Stony Brook
Penn
Cornell
Pace
Pratt
Mercy
Cathedral
Yale
Dartmouth
Harvard
Brown
W. New Eng
Keene St
York-N.y
M. Evers
del. St
So.Car.St
Shepherd
Wheeling
Ithaca
St. Lwrnce
Stanford
Oregon St
Oregon
Calif
Centenary
Hawaii
Sado St
Stanislaus St
UC Davis
Chico St
San Fran
Hayward St
Montana
Boise St
UC San Diego
USIU
Gonzaga
Northern Ariz
76ers Rally For Second Straight Win Over Pistons
The Philadelphia 76ers, ending a 20 game losing skid, beat the Detroit Pistons 119-106 to secure back to back victories. Fred Carter 27, Tom Van Arsdale 24, Jeff Halliburton 22 lead a 73 point effort as Dave Bing’s 42 pace Detroit. Other Friday NBA results include Knicks over Buffalo 102-98 and Celtics over Portland 112-105.
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United Press International
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
76Ers
Fred Carter
Tom van Arsdale
Jeff Halliburton
Carter
van Arsdale
Halliburton
Detroit
Dave Bing
New York
Buffalo
Boston
Portland
Chicago
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Houston
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Atlanta
Phoenix
Seattle
Golden State
Walt Frazier
Knicks
Jerry Lucas
Jo Jo White
Dave Cowens
White
Cowens
Geoff Petrie
State gymnastics meet for beginners Sunday at Scottsdale club
The Class 3 state gymnastics meet championships for beginners will be held at 9 a.m. Sunday in the Scottsdale Girls Club on Rose Lane. Competition covers compulsory exercise only and entrants pay $1 for adults and 50 cents for students and children.
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Scottsdale
E. Rose Lane
Dog Selex By Perry Mutual For Phoenix Greyhound Park
Scottsdale Daily Progress previews tonight's card at 3801 E Washington St Phoenix with selections from a veteran handicapper. Races are held nightly Wednesday through Sunday at 8 p.m. with post positions and choices listed for each race and best bets highlighted.
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Phoenix Greyhound Park
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Washington St
Phoenix
Sabercat Girls Open Season With 9-0 Tennis Win
Saguaro high school girls tennis opened with a dominant 9-0 victory over Camelback. Dari King won 6-1 6-0, Lesley Hamilton 6-0 6-2, Toni Abranovic 6-1 6-0, Katy Dampier 6-4 7-6, and Hamilton Abranovic won the No 1 doubles 8-5. No 2 doubles Kessler Venich and No 3 Dampier also won 8-0.
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Saguaro
Camelback
Dari King
Sabers
Lesley Hamilton
Toni Abranovic
Katy Dampier
Hamilton
Abranovic
Schayes Leads Five Inducted Into Hall of Fame
Dolph Schayes headlined a five man Hall of Fame class named for induction April 26 at Springfield College. Also honored are John Beckman Bruce Drake A C Dutch Lonborg and Elmer Ripley for playing coaching and contributions to the game.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Dolph Schayes
Schayes
John Beckman
Bruce Drake
A.C
Lonborg
Elmer Ripley
Springfield College
Beckman
Drake
Bruins Extend Winning Streak to 65 Games
UCLA powered past Washington 93-62 as John Wooden’s team extended its college basketball record streak to 65 wins. Walton scored 26, with 18 in the first half and 17 rebounds, as the Bruins pulled away 42-22 at halftime.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John Wooden
Ucla Bruins
Marv Harshman
Washington
Huskies
Bruins
Washington State
Wooden
Bruin
Walton
Keith Wilkes
UCLA
Jacksonville
Illinois State
Oregon State
Oregon
California
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Princeton
Columbia
Paradise Valley Falls to Prescott 89 69 to End Season
Paradise Valley shot 38 percent and made 16 field goals in the final period as Prescott pulled away to beat Paradise Valley 89 69. Dan Lake led PV with 20 points while Larry Fleischer added 17 and Roy Slabaugh 10 before fouling out.
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Paradise Valley
Eagles
Trojans
Prescott
Trojan
Roy Slabaugh
Slabaugh
Larry Fleischer
Dan Lake
Fleischer
Rick Bartell
John Ares
Greg Jones
Dan Page
Arizona Snow Bowl and Sunrise Park Ski Reports
Snow reports show Arizona Snow Bowl 30-50 inches base 60-100 inches midway top with 4 inches new. Sunrise Park 45 inches midway 25 inches new with full facilities. Bill Williams Ski Area 41 inches snow, rope tow closed for Army training in February 1923. Chains or snow tires required on roads at all sites.
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Arizona
Flagstaff
Snow Bowl
Sunrise Park
McNary
Big Lake Road
Bill Williams
Williams
Perkinsville
U.S. Army
Runners and Totems clash at Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Seattle visits Phoenix with Bob Walton leading the Totems at 24 goals and 64 points while Murray Heatley tops the Roadrunners with 33 goals and 72 points. Seattle seeks another win after edging Phoenix 3-2 in their last meeting. Phoenix hits a four-game road stretch afterward.
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Phoenix
UPI
Seattle
Phoenix Roadrunners
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Totems
Bob Walton
Western Hockey League
Murray Heatley
Roadrunners
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Devils
Rich Molina
Dan Hansen
Dave Lyons
Keith Bridges
Sun Devils
Terry Stupy
Cal Irvine
Jim Umbarger
Jim Otten
Dog Selex
By Perry Mutual
B. R
Cactus Snow
Paso Bruce
Happy Warrior
Gold Lace
Cactus Red
Vale of Tempe
Watch What
Dot
M.R
Dr. James
Brian
Rikstar
Grinnin’ Guy
Ringo
Ron
Cymee
Jake Preedee
Ricco Kane
Sweet Gertie
Monsignor
Reddy Ryder
Patty Gie
Big Bell Ringer
Duke
Jud
Ful Dei
Curiey
Vickie
Lark
Te Doll
MLR
Sabercat
Hall of Fame
St. Gabriel's
Kingston
N.Y
Paterson
N.J
Philadelphia
Naticoke
McPherson College
Washburn University
Northwestern
Washburn
Amateur Athletic Union
University of Kansas
Ripley
Harlem Globe Trotters
Israel
U.S. State Department
Carbondale
Scranton
Fort Wayne
Ind
Brooklyn
Celtics
Georgetown
Columbian
Notre Dame
Regis
Southern Ornia
Harshman
Bill Walton
Minnesota
North Carolina
Essential Protection Inter Insurance Company
Millu Essential Protection Inter Insurance Company
North Brown Avenue
Matheson, Fuller, Bates & Assoc
E. Broadway
Mesa
Ray Sabatelli & Associates
Scottsdale Rd
al Schnaufer & Assoc
St. Phoenix
Adare-Tenberg
al Sauter Insurance
N. Brown Ave
Johnson & Johnson
W. McDowell Rd
Trotter
N. Brown
Bugs” Bear Insurance
Inter-City Agency Inc
E. Indian School
Globe
Philips Albins Insurance
19Th Ave
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