Glendale Gauchos subdue SCC in 74 63 ACCAC clash
Scottsdale Community College led by Ray Arvizu and Steve Richards kept it close through a 34 34 halftime but four Gauchos hit double figures as Glendale CC pulled away. Peppler led SCC with 18 points while Williams grabbed 10 boards and SCC eyes one final ASU JV game.
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Richard Williams
Scottsdale Community College
Glendale
Steve Richards
Gauchos
SCC
Williams
Ray Arvizu
Scottsdale
Phil Peppler
Joe Blanco
Saguaro High
Virgil Craig
Fom
Fga
Ftm
Fia
Peppler
Duarte
Hiratez
Blanco
Moss
Craig
Bean
Ffm
Lyon
Gaydosz
Arvizu Snyder
Smith
Pineda
Lobb
Davis
Gass
Richards
Mixed Davis Cup stars set for weekend tennis events
Davis Cup players Felix Ponte of Peru and Marcelo Lara of Mexico meet Saturday in an eight game pro set at the Carefree Inn. Sunday features a mixed doubles match with Ann Nusbam and Eleanor Radke at 1 p.m. at Chaparral Racquet Club. Also Sunday at 12:30 p.m. Brian Cheney and Bunny Stockton take on Bill Lenoir and Caryn Copeland in a best of three set match.
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Felix Ponte
Marcelo Lara
Carefree Inn and Racquet Club
Ann Nusbamn
Eleanor Radke
Chaparral Racquet Club
Brian Cheney
Southwest
Bunny Stockton
Bill Lenoir
Caryn Copeland
Fiftieth Star to Debut at Turf Paradise in Big Tiny Little Purse
Fiftieth Star trained by Joe W. Weaver set to race nine sprinters at Turf Paradise on Saturday in the Big Tiny Little Purse. The 4-year-old, son of Fiftieth State, carries 117 pounds with Doug Davidson aboard and will mark his first Turf Paradise start after winning five stakes last year. Others include Centaur Blaze, Oh That Tiger, The Gay Greek, Easter Guest, Seaford, Faraway East, Mint Canyon, and Informer in a crowded field noted for top weights around 120.
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Elizabeth J. Wallace
Doug Davidson
Weaver
Centaur Blaze
George D
Jim Powell
Oh That Tiger
Bill Stallings
Ross Allardyce
Don Myer
Easter Guest
Gary DeJong
Scottsdale CC debut marred by two losses in Aztec Classic
Scottsdale Community College pitchers Greg Hart and others delivered strong outings but the Artichokes fell 5 0 to Arizona JVs and 3 2 in extra innings to Yavapai. Coach Fred Nelson noted poor hitting with 17 strikeouts as SCC fights for a tournament win.
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Tucson
Scottsdale Community College
Artichokes
SCC
University of Arizona Jvs
Yavapai
Central
Phoenix College
Glendale
Pima
Fred Nelson
Nelson
Greg Hart
Arcadia High
Hart
Roughriders
Arizona
Anderson
McConnell
Riffle
Overland
Taded
Carlson
Harcus
Dave Williams
Dan Williams
Crutcher
Scottsdale
Shaw
SF — Overland
Heckathorn
Hbi Moser
Townsend
Skow
Lopez
Ib Romero
Rosati
Grafton
Whittington
Pastors
State AAU Judo Championships hosted by Chaparral Club
Local judoists sponsor the 1976 Arizona State AAU Judo Championships at the Scottsdale Boys Club with over 300 competitors from 15 teams. Junior and Intermediate divisions compete Saturday starting at 10 a.m.. Senior and Black Belt divisions Sunday. Free admission and Olympic medals awarded. team trophies presented daily. Chaparral plans the Chaparral Judo Championships for April.
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Chaparral Judo Club
Scottsdale
E. Osborn
Chaparral Club
Scottsdale Boys Club
Tempe Parks and Recreation
Chandler Parks and Recreation
Mesa Parks and Recreation
Mesa Ymca
Sports State Tonight Basketball Schedule Night Report
UTEP visits Arizona State at 7 30 p m in the Activity Center Scottsdale CC travels to Arizona State JVs at 5 15 p m Chaparral plays Saguaro at 8 p m and several varsity games follow including Coronado Westwood Mesa Arcadia Scottsdale Marcos de Niza Washington Paradise Valley Gilbert at Gerard. Saturday baseball features Scottsdale CC against Glendale CC at 12 30 p m and Scottsdale CC versus Pima College at 3 p m at Hi Corbett Field in Tucson.
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UTEP
Arizona State
Scottsdale CC
Chaparral
Saguaro
Coronado
Westwood
Mesa
Arcadia
Scottsdale
Marcos de Niza
Washington
Paradise Valley
Gilbert
Gerard
Glendale CC
Pima College
Hi Corbett Field
Tucson
Saguaro and Coronado girls tennis roll to wins
Saguaro remains 4-0 after a 6-3 victory over Tempe with Tracy Swanson 6-2 6-4 and Kathy Hunter 6-3 6-4. Coronado improves to 3-1, routing Marcos de Niza 9-0 led by Sue Murray Carole Christakis and Irene Maskaly 6-0 6-0 in singles.
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Saguaro
Tempe
Coronado
Marcos de Niza
Tracy Swanson
Kathy Hunter
Amelia Craig
Cathy Cavis
Sabers
Swanson
Craig
Colleen Davis
Caris
Sue Murray
Carole Christakis
Irene Maskaly
Maureen Witt
Liz Brewer
Linda Wilmouth
Dons
Witt
Wilmouth
Christakis
Maskaly
Brewer-Murray
SCC Tennis Teams Earn Dual Wins Against Area Colleges
Scottsdale Community College women beat Phoenix College 6-3 and Central Arizona 5-4 to notch two wins while the SCC men routed Grand Canyon 7-2. Collette Kessler and Lisa Evans each won singles matches, with Kessler, Evans, and Sandy Evans contributing multiple wins in singles and doubles. The men’s squad saw Jeff Murphy roll 6-0 6-0 and Mike Cory 7-5 6-4, with Don Buell 6-3 6-3 and pairing effects in doubles.
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Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Phoenix College
Central Arizona
Grand Canyon
Collette Kessler
Lisa Evans
Sandy Evans
Linda Murphy
Kessler
Evans
Murphy
Jill Guibor
Central
Szafran
Jeff Murphy
Tim McLaughlin
Mike Cory
Ian Hamilton
Don Buell
Murphy-Hamilton
McLaughlin
Eric Prosnier
Chuck Banone picks for Turf Paradise races
Chuck Banone lists selections for ten Saturday turf races at Turf Paradise. He endorses Pretty Caper as the best bet in the third race and highlights multiple horses for each race with brief notes on form and conditions. The flyer-style column ends with a classified ad pitch and a phone number.
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Turf Paradise
Chuck Banone
Condors snap skid with 56 48 win over National Life
Condors rally in the fourth quarter to beat National Life 56 48 as Tim Pagnozzi leads Life with 29 and Don Burns adds 20 for the Condors. Life trailed 22 15 at halftime and 32 28 after three. Other scores include Midgets over Farrells 52 42 and Sun shine Company over Bill's Records 43 27.
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Condors
National Life
Life
Tim Pagnozzi
Don Burns
Farrell
Rob Babcock
Larry Feifenrath
Doug Jones
Mike Bowling
Storm
Chevron
Ascension Lutheran
Mark Samson
Ascension
Rick Brown
Jim Norland
Steve Burke
Benihana
Donni Young
Hale
Hunkers
Tom Kennedy
Matt Moorhead
Larry Queen
Sixth Street Gym
Happy Days
Vic Perkins
Farrell’s
King Korps
Rajsich
Joe English
Tim Rajsich
Sunshine Company
Tony Santa Cruz
Bill’s
Doug Heintz
Bill
Coaches
Ron Barr
Jim Pierson
McCulloch
Red's World
Pera
Piazza
Harvey’s
Emas
Wes Richards
Mike Shin
Ribar Fires First Ace At Villa Monterey No. 17
Chuck Ribar matched his wife Liz by scoring his first hole-in-one on the No. 17 at Villa Monterey Country Club. With Will Benoit watching, the 160-yard shot used a five-iron and landed in the cup, just after Liz's reported ace last June on No. 3.
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Chuck Ribar
Ribar
Liz
Villa Monterey Country Club
Will Benoit
Poland Springs
Villa
Saguaro crushes Tempe in 9-0 tennis rout
Saguaro boys tennis remains a top state program as it thrashed Tempe 9-0 to improve to 4-0. Coronado lost 7-2 to Marcos de Niza. Sabers players Hessler Ben-Ora Wohl Roth posted multiple wins while Markes Dietrich won for Coronado.
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Saguaro
Tempe
Coronado
Marcos de Niza
Ross Hessler
Dan Ben- Ora
Sabers
Richard Wohl
Greg Hing
Raul Zuber
Craig Roth
Scott Corby
Ron Rethy
Wohl
Roth
Ben-Ora
Hessler
Peter Markes
Doug Dietrich
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Tim Koors
ASU
Arizona State University
Arizona Community College Athletic
ACCAC
R.A. McDonald
Seaford
Hugo Dittfach
Forest Tinsley
Faraway East
Dominck
Jack Marshall
Jerry Vasquez
Coronado High
Fred Trujillo
Phoenix
Dan Amerson
Scott Johnson
Scottsdale High
Margaret Kaney
Andrew Embree
Don Hood
Steve Bailey
Steve Roberts
Mickey Kaney
Tammy Skaggs
Craig Bartholomew
Chris Neve
Traci Maxwell
Sean Nord
Crystalina Encinas
Bob Helms
Sue Clark
Bill Pitchford
Danny Wagner
Eric Hutchison
Dave Keller
Theresa Cordeiro
Donnie Melton
Mark Maxwell
Mike Loew
Tim Tennyson
Frank Perez
Judy Embree
Ken Cetro
Jere Wheale
Donna Jones
Brian Palley
Susan Gerlaugh
Shawn Tennyson
Todd Halladay
Bobby Wagner
Tim Braun
Brian Taylor
Steve Pitchford
Deborah Grey
Bernie Lawitz
Joe Encinas
Brian Cherniack
Chris Alstrin
Ian Ginther
Scott Buchanan
Ray Barry
Cathy Looney
Glenn Reithinger
Stephanie Finch
Kelly Barry
Larry Naranjo
Mike Hood
Tim Langmeier
Tobe Wheale
Mickey Kanoy
Todd Maxwell
Sports State Tonight
Saber, Don Girls Roll
Chuck
By Chuck Banone
Friendly Monarch
Ma Rebel
Quiljo
Patsie
Joy Too
Bloodstone
Morgan Amigo
Gunner - Tong
Peter G
Dial
Scottsdale Progress
Lake Geneva
Greyhound Park
Rabbi
Phoenix Greyhound Park
East Washington
40Th St
Funks' Greyhound Racing Circuit, Inc
Weber
Diet
E. Indian School
GIL Haskins Auto Leasing Inc
Scottsdale Rd
Kidde
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