Pro Bowl and Hall of Fame Class Highlight NFL Events
In Seattle the NFL announced the Pro Bowl all star game tonight at the Kingdome and July 30 enshrinement ceremonies in Canton. Gale Sayers Bart Starr Frank Gifford and Bill Willis headline the modern era selections with Willis joining the pre-1952 group. The class boosts the Hall of Fame membership to 93.
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Seattle
Gale: Sayers
Chicago
Bears
Frank
Gitford
New York
Giants
Bart Starr
Green Bay Packers
Forrest Gregg
Green Bay
Bill Willis
Kingdome
Hall of Fame
Canton
Ohio
New York Jets
Willis
Browns
Marion Motley
Sayers
Gifford
Starr
Gregg
Beaver Wrestlers Roll to Crown in Arizona Meet Showdown
Scottsdale High Beavers dominated Mesa Eastside Tournament at Mesa High with four champions Tony Macchiavoli 157 pounds Joe Lumpkin heavyweight Kevin MacGillivray 140 pounds Rob White 147 pounds Randy Bays 167 pounds. Sunnyside topped Peoria Tourney while Chaparral and Saguaro posted strong showings in a busy statewide dual and tournament weekend.
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Bob Snider
Scottsdale High
Scottsdale
Jerry Spaulding
Beavers
Tucson Sunnyside
Peoria
Mesa
Sunnyside
Spaulding
Chaparral
Coronado
Mountain View
Tony Macchiavoli
Santa Cruz
Terry Robinson
Macchiavoli
Joe Lumpkin
Prescott
Ketring
Kerring
Kevin MacGillivray
MacGillivray
Chandler
Ricks
Rob White
Randy Bays
White
Joe Koeth
Bays
Dale Chittenden
McClintock
Mark Johnson
Tyler Wiley
Tim Warren
Vic Bravo
Paradise Valley
Marty Redick
Bob Plummer
Ton Dragg
Mark Murrieta
Pat Blakey
Saguaro
Sabercats
Jeff Wright
Vince Guerra
Guerra
Arizona
Wright
Pro Bowl Battle in Kingdome Sets Pride Clash
In Seattle the NFC and AFC meet in the Pro Bowl at the Kingdome, with Ro Ger Staubach and Bert Jones guiding quarterbacks amid a sellout 65000 crowd. Chuck Noll and Chuck Knox coach the AFC and NFC respectively as the event caps a week of practices and league tensions.
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Seattle
San Diego
Kingdome
NFC
Pittsburgh
Chuck Noll
Los Angeles
Chuck Knox
Channel 13
Noll
Nationals
Knox
Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota
Ken Stabler
Oakland
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Baltimore
Bert Jones
Warren wins Beeline top fuel at Winter Nationals
James Warren of Bakersfield Calif captures the top fuel eliminator at Beeline Dragway in Phoenix with a 5.95 second run and 240.64 mph. Runnerup is Bill Pryor of Peru Ill. Shirley Muldowney, despite a qualifying world record, exits in round one due to engine trouble. Tom Hoover wins funny car with 6.29 seconds and 226.70 mph, Don Prudhomme second.
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Phoenix
James Warren
Bakersfield
Calif
Beeline Dragway
Warren
Bill Pryor
Perola
Ill
Shirley “Cha Cha” Muldowney
Plymouth
Tom Hoover
Minneapolis
Miners Rescue Win Over 10th-Ranked Arizona in West Conf.
UTEP edged Arizona 69 to 60 after two last second Draperfield goals sealed the win. Coach Don Haskins praised the delay strategy to slow Arizona's pace as Elliott led Arizona with 20 points. Jake Poole scored 18 and Calvin Hale 15 for UTEP.
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EL Paso
Charles
Wildcats
Bob Elliott
Herman Harris
Tom Pauling
Draper
Elliott
Haskins
Pauling
Arizona
Gary Harrison
UTEP
Jake Poole
Calvin Hale
Lobos Top Sun Devils In West Athletic Conference Tilt
New Mexico defeats Arizona State 85-81 as Marvin Johnson and Michael Cooper combine for 50 points. James Holliman leads ASU with 24 points while Ned Walk nears his 400th victory. Lobos pull even in league play at 1-1 and 11-6 overall.
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Albuquerque
Marvin Johnson
Michael Cooper
New Mexico
Lobos
Arizona’ State
James Holliman
Sun Devils
ASU
Ned Walk
Beavers face Mountain View in pivotal league clash
Scottsdale High coach Bill Owen worries over a slow start trend as MV Toros, leading the B League at 8-3, visit old Mesa High at 7 30 pm Tuesday. Scottsdale seeks to rebound after two weak first quarters, while Mountain View plays without a home gym due to construction delays.
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Mountain View
Scottsdale High
Bill Owen
Mv’s
Toros
Scottsdale
McClintock
Owen
Beavers
Old Mesa High School
Arcadia
Tempe
Chaparral
Sangaro
Coronado
Westwood High
Old Mesa High
Broadway
Lewis Roads
Dave Schultz
Sports schedule highlights across college and pro events
Pro Bowl at 7 p m on Channel 3. Cal Poly visits Arizona State for college wrestling at 7 30 p m. Arcadia at Tempe prep hoops and several other high school games at 7 30 p m. Knicks visit Suns at 7 30 p m Memorial Coliseum. Other events include Scottsdale CC at Arizona Western and Turf Paradise racing.
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Cal Poly
Arizona State
Arcadia
Tempe
Chaparral
Saguaro
Coronado
Marcos de Niza
Scottsdale
Mountain View
Broadway
Lewis Roads
Mesa
Gerard
Tolleson
Yuma
NY Knicks
Phoenix Suns
Memorial Coliseu
Jaco
Scottsdale CC
Arizona Western
Phoenix Greyhound Park
Turf Paradise
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Tony Macchiaroli
Darryl Freilinger
Beaver
Firebirds
Larry Rawn
Maryvale
Valle
Mike Brown
Glendale
Colantro
America
Saint Ia i
Devils
Walk
Lobo
Norm Ellenberger
Ford Motor Co
Ford Motor’ Co
Jack Ross
Lincoln
Mercury
Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
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