Hormone manipulation could end Olympic Games by 1984
Philadelphia AP reports Dr. John B. Anderson warns that nations tampering with athletes hormones especially women may force the Olympics to end by 1984 He cites testosterone injections in Eastern Bloc gymnasts and alleged hormone use by East German swimmers as evidence of escalating medical manipulation.
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NCAA group endorses restructuring of amateur athletics
The International Relations Committee of the NCAA endorsed the President's Commission on Olympic Sports plan to reorganize the U S Olympic Committee and create a central sports body. It urged governance by sport specific insiders and said the report will improve the American Olympic effort.
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Adams delivers 29 as Suns crush Pacers in Phoenix
Alvan Adams scores 29 as Phoenix Suns roll to a 125 96 win over the Indiana Pacers. Billy Knight leads all scorers with 37 but misses late as Phoenix pulls away after a strong third quarter. Dale Schlueter and Mel Bennett were ejected after a fourth quarter fight.
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Bob Leonard
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Ira Terrell
Dale Schlueter
Mel Bennett
ASU to Host Dr. Leroy Walker Lecture on Olympic Report
Dr. Leroy Walker, former coach of the 1978 U S Olympic Track Team, speaks at ASU Great Hall 10:30 a m Monday on The 1976 Olympics and the Presidential Commission on Olympic Sport. Public welcome. sponsored by ASU Physical Education. Walker, professor at North Carolina Central University, coaches multiple sports and is president elect of AAHPER.
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Coronado Dons Tied For Second After 80-68 Win
Coronado Dons clinched a three way tie for second in the Central Division B with an 80-68 victory over Mountain View at Coronado High. Injuries plagued Coronado as starters and key subs missed action, yet Ben Greer led with 25 points and 14 rebounds while Rocky Coyle added 22 points and 4 assists. Westwood and Scottsdale also won, tightening the race behind McClintock.
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Jay Volk
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Herb Sherman
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Rocky Coyle
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Donn Koch
Dan Bickman
Redcoats
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Bickman
Frank Pina
Sports slate outlines tonight and Sunday action
Tonight features Yuma at Arcadia 7 30 p m Arizona State JVs at Scottsdale CC 7 30 p m Edmonton at Phoenix Roadrunners 7 30 p m Memorial Coliseum 1360 AM 93 FM Phoenix Greyhound Park 8 00 p m Brigham Young at Arizona 7 30 p m Sunday has Seattle at Phoenix Suns 2 45 p m Memorial Coliseum Channel 10 960 AM Turf Paradise 4 30 p m Dog racing Phoenix Greyhound Park Sunday Monday list shows Arcadia at Casa Grande Tempe at 3 30 p m Mesa at Saguaro McClintock at Coronado Scottsdale at Chandler 3 30 p m
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Titan Girls Rally Edges Titans In Central Playoff Clash
Hart safe on error as Arcadia survives a collision to win 3 2 over Yuma. Tracy DuBach leads Arcadia with three hits including a homer and five RBIs. Chaparral and Scottsdale win to keep pace in A League standings.
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Donna ‘Bak
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Bar Margoff
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