Raiders and Vikings clash for NFL title at Rose Bowl
Oakland and Minnesota meet in a high profile Rose Bowl showdown with a $15 000 per man prize for the winner and $7 500 for each loser. Ken Stabler faces Fran Tarkenton as stars like Foreman Branch Casper and Page Marshall highlight a crowded talent slate.
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Pasadena
Calif
Oakland Raiders
Minnesota Vikings
Raiders
John Madden
Oakland
Bud Grant
Minnesota
Los Angeles International
Ken Stabler
OO Yalacemoe
Fran Tarkenton
Vikings
Chuck Foreman
Mark van Eeghen
Clarence Davis
Sammy White
Ahmad Rashad
Cliff Branch
Dave Casper
Otis Sistrunk
Phil Villapiano
Ted Hendricks
George Atkinson
Alan Page
Jim ‘Marshall
Jeff Siemon
Nate Wright
Grant
Madden
Arcadia Tops Chaparral in hard fought league clash
Arcadia outlasted Chaparral 61 to 57 as Ron Wright and Doug Horne sealed the win with late free throws. Chaparral 1-9 overall and 0-2 in league, Plotts scored 30 with 14 rebounds for Chaparral before fouling out, Arcadia led by Naderer with 18 points and 13 assists.
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Chaparral
Arcadia
Firebirds
Titans
Dick Anderson
Ted Platts
Titan
Ron’ Wright
Doug Horne
Wright
Scottsdale
Chandler
Coronado
Kofa
Saguaro
Mesa
Plotts
Gary Kirk
Kirk
Mike Naderer
Mark Eggleston
Jim Swenson
Mark Rhode
Doug Soule
Karl Johnson
Brad Bean
Pat Sullivan
Ron Wright
Scottsdale Artichokes Suffer Home Loss Versus Mesa Thunderbirds
Scottsdale Community College fell 74 to 57 at Mesa as starting forwards were sidelined. Mark Stevens led SCC with 23 points while Mesa guard Larry Johnson added 14 in the first half and Tyrone Martin came off the bench for 13.
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Scottsdale Community College
Mark Stevens
SCC
Art Becker
Mike Hogan
Charles Wilson
Mesa
Thunderbirds
Wilson
Stevens
Chaparral
Scottsdale
Larry Johnson
T-Birds
Blanco
Becker
Artichokes
Glendale
Phoenix College
Rick Booth
Darryl White
Moss
Charles Holly
Dan Schultz
Brad Wright
Johnson
Tyrone Martin
Bryan Gillis
Mark Stephenson
Young Pate Leads Phoenix Open as Miller Sees New Wave
Jerry Pate opened a two-stroke lead at the Phoenix Open after a string of four birdie putts from 12 to 15 feet. Johnny Miller, 29 years older, noted a looming shift as Pate reached eight under par 134 at Phoenix Country Club, while Miller trailed by nine.
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Arizona
State
Long Beach State
Phoenix Suns
NY Knicks
Phoenix Roadrunners
New England
Phoenix Greyhound Park
Minnesota
Oakland
Phoenix Country Club
Maryland
North Carolina State
Detroit
Los Angeles
Mesa
Arcadia
Chaparral
Saguardad
I Coronado
Tempe
Marcos de Niza
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Johnny Miller
Pate
Miller
Jerry Pate
Country Club
Johnny
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Don Dole
Bruce Sears
Mark Besh
Roger Thomas
Kirby Hutson
Shane Murphy
Cop Scottsdale
Beavers
Schultz
Palmers
Sabercats
Sabers
Brett Bolin
Bolin
Ned Norris
Mark Bradley
Steve Murphy
Kelly Martin
Bradley
Norris
Bob Johnstone
Bob Snider
Pam Champagne
Caryn Copeland
Southwest
Champagne
Copeland
Sports Slate
Casa Grande
Coronnado
Westwood
Bunny Savage
John Holmes
Miss Jones
Joanna
Adam Film World
Claudine Beccarie
France
Mr. Davy
Richard Eder
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