Clowns and Superstars to Clash in City Charity Game
The Scottsdale Superstars and Harlem Clowns meet Sunday at Coronado High for a charity basketball double feature. Proceeds go to Pop Warner Football with tickets 2 adults, 1.50 students and kids under 12, 1. Box office opens 5:30 p.m. with tips at 6 p.m. tipoff.
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Prudhomme Tops Qualifying in Funny Cars at Winter Nationals
Prudhomme drove a Plymouth Funny Car to a 6.72 ET and 217.86 mph at Beeline Dragway for AHRA Winter Nationals qualifying. Pat Foster and Dale Purde followed in Funny Car. Top Fuel lead went to Larry LaDue with 223.20 mph. Super Stock leader Reid Whiesnanth posted 9.70 ET.
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Gophers suspend two starters after Ohio State incident
Minnesota star Ron Behagen and reserve Corky Taylor were suspended for the season after a game-stopping brawl with Ohio State. Big Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke cited a lack of justification for their actions. Ohio State players Luke Witte and Mark Wager were sidelined with concussions as the Buckeyes prepared to play Michigan.
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Saber and Coronado Dominate City Wrestling Meet
Saguaro and Coronado overwhelmed city foes in a dual wrestling night. Sabercats beat Coronado 33-9, then trounced Arcadia 49-7 while the Dons crushed Scottsdale 55-6. Multiple pins and decisive wins highlighted the strong showings from both teams.
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Barry Davis
Corey Patton
Rob Johns
Steve Kovach
Dan Williams
John Perryman
Bob Pietsch
Bob Tinnen
Jerry Fowler
Kelly Fifer
Darr McQueen
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Bill Snider
Bill Clift
All-Star clash set as East faces West in ABA game
Big Mel Daniels leads the West as underdogs against the East in the ABA All-Star Game in Louisville. The East features top scorers Charlie Scott Dan Issel Rick Barry and John Brisker with height advantage from Artis Gilmore and Jim McDaniels.
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Three lead at Williams Open as Crampton Irwin Murakami surge
Bruce Crampton Hale Irwin and Takashi Murakami share the halfway lead at seven under par 137 after solid second rounds at Torrey Pines. Murakami, making his American debut, leads a trio that also includes veteran Irwin as Frank Beard posts a 65 to climb.
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Bruins face easy Midwest trip in national spotlight
UCLA, ranked top team, faces Notre Dame on the road after a 92-64 win over Loyola of Chicago. Bill Walton and Henry Bibby each had 18 for UCLA as other top results include Long Beach State narrowly defeating San Jose State and Cal State Los Angeles upsetting Southwestern Louisiana.
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Brad Lacet
Steve Harrison
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Dave Dutton
Rick Murrieta
Monty Egherman
Wayne Anderson
Mike Rehm
Mark Wallerich
David Terp
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Pat Gaffney
David Murrieta
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College Scores Roundup From Various Matches
Scores feature Illinois 81 Notre Dame 59 Sou Col 83 No Col 72 Judson 101, Monmouth It 87, Grinnell 52, LSU New Orleans 83 Centenary 75, Wis Mil 108, New Mexico 71 Arizona St 63, Oral Roberts 109, UCLA 92, Hofstra 118, Bellarmine 107. Several clubs posted wide margins as college games wrap up.
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