Scottsdale Wrestlers Ready for 1977 State High Meet
Scottsdale area wrestlers begin competition at Arizona State University in the 1977 State High School Championships with Scottsdale High and Coronado each entering five athletes. Tony Macchiavoli of Scottsdale High dominates the Central Division at 159 pounds en route to a title, while Jeff Wright and Bob Plummer finish runners up in their weight classes.
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Tempe
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Saguaro
Jeff Wright
Coronado
Bob Plummer
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Kofa
Morin
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McClintock
Dale
Scottsdale High
Vic Bravo
Mark Johnson
Tyler Wiley
Kevin
Coronado, Arcadia wrestlers reach state with several placers
Coronado’s Ken Kirk 108, Frank Grimes 122, Mark Murrieta and Clark Drozdowski placed at regions and qualified for state. Arcadia’s Dave Martin also clinched a state berth at 182 pounds, while Saguaro’s Wright stands alone for the area. Chaparral did not advance any grapplers. Semifinals and consolation rounds run Friday and Saturday with finals Saturday night. tickets cost 2.50 per session for adults and 1.50 for students.
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Coronado
Ken Kirk
Frank Grimes
Mark Murrieta
Clark Drozdowski
Kirk
Wright
Grimes
Murrieta
Drozdowski
MacGillivray
Macchiavoli
Arcadia
Dave Martin
Titan
Dons SCC Cagers End Season With 7 30 PM Clash
Scottsdale Community College closes its season with a 7:30 pm game against Glendale Gauchos at Glendale. Coach Art Becker aims for his best season, as Scottsdale stands 14-12 overall and 4-8 in ACCAC Division A, eyeing a potential third place tie with Glendale if they win.
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Glendale Co. Gauchos
Glendale
Art Becker
Scottsdale
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NAU signs six Arizona high school football players
NAU signed six Arizona high school athletes to national letters of intent. The class includes Willard Reeves running back from Flagstaff Coconino, Larry Reed defensive back from Phoenix St. Marys, Ed Judie tight end from Tempe, Randy Barkley receiver from Tucson Amphitheater, Greg Mower lineman from Tucson Canyon Del Oro, and Dan Anders lineman from Tucson Santa Rita.
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Scottsdale
Greg Brady
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Brady
University of Southern California
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Bob Plummer
Blakey
West Point
Plummer
Naval Academy
Arizona State
Frank Rush
Sun Devils
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David Overstreet
Big Sandy
Texas
Oklahoma
ASU
Kush
Aliquippa
Wilson
Marietta
Franklin Rice
Oakland
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Fontana
NAU
Arizona
Willard Reeves
Flagstaff
Greg Mower
Tucson Canyon del Oro
Dan Anders
Tucson Santa Rita
Rod Laver's Grand Slam Era and Enduring Tennis Stardom
Michael Grant profiles Rod Laver, tracing his Wimbledon titles from 1961 to 1969, his pro years, and the 1969 Wimbledon breakthrough as part of the second Grand Slam era. The piece notes his wealth, a Newport Beach home, and his lasting appeal to promoters while reflecting on rivals like Sedgman and Rosewall and the changing Australian generation.
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Bill Rordan
Mic Nastase
Mars
Reds Cubs Swap Sends Summers To Reds
Cincinnati Reds acquire John Summers of the Chicago Cubs in exchange for minor league outfielder Dave Schneck. A club spokesman announced the deal on Wednesday.
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John Summers
Chicago Cubs
Namath heads list of sports bachelors
New York AP reports Broadway Joe Namath tops a tongue in cheek list of sports bachelors. The piece notes Arthur Ashe’s marriage to Jeanne Marie Moutoussamy and cites other stars like Bjorn Borg, Jimmy Connors, Walt Frazier, Dave Kingman, Bruce Lietzke, and Steve Cauthers as examples in a mock popularity ranking.
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City leagues feature wide scoring in Parks and Recreation action
Rajsich led Class A with 32 points and Dennis Rajsich 17 for the winners while Jim Sands added 25 for the losers. Multiple games across Classes B and American and Continental divisions saw top scorers: Benihana 62 led by Bernie Teague 25, Village Florist 99 and others with double digit scores, and several forfeits and overtime outcomes noted.
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Late Night College and Pro Sports Schedule
The slate lists multiple games tonight across colleges and pro venues. Arcadia at Yuma 7 30 p m Chaparral at Casa pms Corona at Scottsdale 7 30 p m Suns at Philadelphia 6 20 a m California and Northern Colorado at 7 30 p m ASU campus tennis 2 p m
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