Paradise Valley grapplers miss crown at Arizona state wrestling
Sunnyside wins heavyweight title as Raul Samarano pins into overtime giving Sunnyside a share of second with Paradise Valley. PV grapplers struggle in finals with Bargood and Grim losing by large margins and Barrese finishing third in 119. The race for the AAA state title ends with Sunnyside and Tucson rival sharing runners up as Tempe and Pueblo champions emerge.
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Bob Snider
Frank Grundler
Grundler
Paradise Valley
Sunnyside
Raul Samarano
Arizona State University
Trojans
Tucson
Scottsdale
Johnson
Tucson Sahuaro
Wally Candelario
Russ Bargood
Jerry Grim
Eargood
Pueblo
Andy Villa
Grim
Tempe
Kevin Painter
John Barrese
AAA
ASU
PV grapplers fall short in bid for state title
Paradise Valley salvaged individual runs but the PV wrestling team fell short of the state crown as Gerard and Scottsdale High contested finals. Jose Vega of Gerard claimed the 167 pound title in overtime while PV wrestlers Reed Newell Glenn Palmer and others placed, with PV scoring 51 to tie Sunnyside for runner up behind Pueblo's 62.
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Gerard
Jose Vega
Coolidge
Cliff Stewart
ASU
Vega
Trojans
Sunnyside
Grundler
Tucson Power Pueblo
Warriors
Mesa
Scottsdale High
McClintock
Paradise Valley
Russ Bargood
Jerry Grim
Steve Johnson
Stewart
Bobby Williams
Barrese
Glenn Palmer
Matmen
Jack Koberna
Palmer
Koberna
Alhambra
John Barcellos
Vic Bravo
Tony Macchiavoli
Bravo
Phoenix Union
Ralph Baker
Macchiavoli
Howard Frintner
Tempe
Walt Faure
Frintner
Reed Newell
Fuinther
Newell
Artichokes sweep ACCAC opener with 5-0 and 24-0 wins
Scottsdale Community College baseball tops Arizona Western 5-0 and 24-0 in Yuma to start ACCAC play in first place. Pitchers Jeff Garren and Jerry Vasquez limited the Matadors to seven hits and no runs. Kerrigan Payne and Woodall led SCC hitters as Vasquez improves to 3-0 and Garren to 1-1. SCC sits 6-4 overall and 2-0 in league, next hosting Eastern Arizona in a noon doubleheader.
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Scottsdale Community College
Arizona Community College Athletic Conference
Artichokes
SCC
Arizona Western
Yuma
Jeff Garren
Jerry Vasquez
Matadors
Scottsdale
ACCAC
Arizona
Abbi Unies
Ab Poole
Uhles
Nee Kerrigan
Payne
Forsythe
Kerrigan
Woodall
Ib Poole
Gonzales
Cf Woodall
Marshall
Wilkerson
Garren
Rusnak
Wilson
Vasquez
Dyer
Kennedy
Hernandez
Shaver
Holden
Spring
Lounsberry
Holden If
Williams
Dh Williams
Sanders
Mason
Silva
Clements
Burress
UTEP Edges ASU In Close WAC Battle At Home
UTEP upset seventh ranked Arizona State 75 70 as Lionel Hollins battled foul trouble and technicals. Gary Brewster led UTEP with 21 points followed by Jack Poole with 17, while Hollins scored 27 for ASU and missed key free throws late. The loss left ASU 9 2 in the WAC trailing UTEP by one game.
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EL Paso
UPI
Texas-El Paso
Arizona State
Ned Wulk
Miners
Sun Devils
Wulk
Walk
UTEP
Don Haskins
ASU
Lionel Hollins
Devils
Jack Schrader
Scott Lloyd
Jack Poole
Hollins
Gary Brewster
Poole
Rudy White
Runners Hopeful as Phoenix Tops Baltimore 3 1
Phoenix Roadrunners beat Baltimore 3 1 to stay five points behind the West Division second place. Murray Keegan scored his 30th and Robbie Ftorek added the 15th as Phoenix weathered a first period Baltimore lead. They next host Houston.
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Baltimore
UPI
Phoenix Roadrunners
World Hockey Association
Minnesota
San Diego
Phoenix
Fighting Saints
Mariners
Ching
Murray Keegan
Robbie Ftorek
Alton White
Michel ‘Cormier
Keegan
Ftorek
Houston
Pate lifts ASU past Irvine for series sweep
Pinch hitter Bob Pate tripled with two outs in the seventh and scored on an error to give Arizona State a 7-5 win over California Irvine. Rick Peters reached base five times with three hits and a walk as ASU clinched its 11th win in 12 games and its 10th straight. Jim Lysgaard earned the win, tossing 2 1/3 hitless innings with four strikeouts.
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TEMPE
UPI
Bob Pate
Arizona State
California Irvine
Pate
ASU
Sun Devils
Anteater
Mike Hickman
Devils
Jim Lysgaard
Artichoke cagers finish with loss to Phoenix College
Scottsdale Community College ends its season at 5-20 overall and 4-14 in the ACCAC after a 93-79 defeat by Phoenix College. The Bears pulled away in the second half, hitting 65 percent and starting the period with six straight points. Ebel led SCC with 25 points, Bradley 13, Walker 11, Fairchild 10, and others added single figures.
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Scottsdale Community College
Phoenix College
SCC
Artichokes
Arizona Community College Athletic Conference
Bears
Dave Ebel
Scottsdale
Bart Bradley
Randy Walker
Doug Fairchild
Randy Eatman
Bob
Lopes Fall In Doubleheader At Phoenix
Cal State Dominguez Hills beat Rand Canyon College 4-2 in game one and 0-4 in game two in a baseball doubleheader. The Antelopes drop to 1-2 on the season and will host Arizona Wednesday before a Thursday game in Tucson.
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Phoenix
UPI
Cal State-Dominguez Hills
Rand Canyon College
the Antelopes
Arizona
Tucson
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Gene Lounsberry
the Snake
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