U S Decides to Compete as Taipei Crisis Eases
In Montreal the United States will participate in the Olympics despite Taiwan issues. IOC and Trudeau reach compromise allowing Taiwan flag and anthem. Krumm leads peacemaking effort, stressing athletes' needs as politics threaten to derail Montreal Games.
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United States
C.M. Yang
Taiwan
Yang
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Republic of China
Philip 0. Krumm
Kenosha
Wis
U.S
Krumm
Pierre Trudeau
Trudeau
Lord Killanin
Killanin
Ottawa
Rome
Formosa
Frank Shorter the Marathoner Who Loves to Run
Frank Shorter, 28, emphasizes love of running over titles. The Olympic and trial standout trains at Boulder’s altitude and maintains a demanding 20 mile daily regime while juggling law practice. He aims to run as long as body allows and will decide about Moscow after Montreal.
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Frank Shorter
Montreal
Shorter
Colorado
Munich
Abebe Bikila
Tokyo
Bill Rodgers
Rodgers
Boulder
Colo
French and Stone
Jerome Drayton
Canada
Australia
Dave Chettle
Frank
Moscow
South Scottsdale Sinks Eastern in District 7 Little League
South Scottsdale pushed four runs in the second inning on Buddy Shalley's bases loaded triple to beat Mesa Eastern 7-5 in Mesa. Kendall Carter earned the win and South Scottsdale joined Hohokam as undefeated in the tourney.
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South Scottsdale
Buddy Shalley
Mesa Eastern
Mesa
Scottsdale
Hohokam
Mesa National
South
Mesa Southern
Fitch Park
John Somplesky
D.J. D'Avignon
Kendall Carter
Junior Golf Tour at Pima Country Club crowns titles
John Christianson won the 15-17 boys title and Tanya Taylor captured the 15-17 girls crown. In 13-14 boys Mike Dwyer won, Roger Davis second, John Rooney third. Julie Jaeger took 14-and-under girls, Angie Taylor second, Debbie Greiner third. 11-12 boys saw Jamie McGonagill win, Scott Hammergren second, Jeff Stevens third. 8-10 boys honors went to Jonathon Baker with Kevin Hanak second and John Kelly third.
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John Christianson
Tanya Taylor
Pima Country Club
Andy Potter
Dean Bird
Chris Thom
Melanie Georgianni
Mike Dwyer
Roger Davis
John Rooney
Julie Jaeger
Angie Taylor
Debbie Greiner
Jamie McGonagill
Scott Hammergren
Jeff Stevens
Jonathon Baker
Kevin Hanak
John Kelly
Pima-Navajo Dominate South Scottsdale In Big League Win
Pima Navajo broke a tight game with four runs in both the fourth and fifth innings to beat South Scottsdale 12 to 5. Dave Morris improved to 6-0 after five innings on the mound with seven hits allowed and six strikeouts, while George Gohde led PN with three singles and three RBIs. Bob Shuda had two singles for South Scottsdale. PN improves to 17-4 with two games left in the season.
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South Scottsdale
Dave Morris
Shane Murphy
George Gohde
Bob Shuda
South
Pima-Navajo
Jerry Vasquez
SCC
Suggs
Joe Meade
Irv Vaughn
Kevin Davis
Howard Suggs
Sports slate outlines tight tonight events across venues
PCL baseball features Phoenix Giants at Hawaii on 1360 AM. Senior League playoffs pit North Scottsdale versus Desert and Salt River versus Mesa at Fitch Park Mesa 7:30 p.m. Non pro baseball Roltec L L Smith versus Circle K 6:45 p.m. and Crown Vacuum versus Village Inn Pizza 8 p.m. at Packard Stadium Tempe. Auto racing includes super modifieds street stocks powder puff 7:30 p.m. Dog racing at Black Canyon 8 p.m. Saturday playoff East Scottsdale vs Tempe 7:30 p.m. at Fitch Park. Suggs Pool Service vs Rajsich Co 6:45 p.m. at Packard Stadium Tempe. Pro tennis Hawaii Leis at Phoenix Racquets 7:20 p.m. Memorial Coliseum. Pro volleyball Santa Barbara at Phoenix Heat 7:30 p.m. Brophy Prep.
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Hawaii
North Scottsdale
Desert
Salt River
Mesa
Fitch Park
Roltec-L.l. Smith
Circle K
Crown Vacuum
Village Inn Pizza
Packard Stadium
Tempe
Manzanita Speedway
Black Canyon Greyhound Park
Scottsdale
Tempe South
Suggs Pool Service
Rajsich Co
Hawaii Leis
Phoenix
Memorial Coliseum
Santa Barbara
Phoenix Heat
Brophy Prep
Suggs Pool Service nears state bid with 10 8 win over VI Pizza
Suggs Pool Service moves within a game of earning a state tournament berth by defeating Village Inn Pizza 10 8 at Packard Stadium in the Northern District Non Pro Baseball Tournament. Rob Millsop delivered crucial two run hits, while Dennis Rajsich homered for Rajsich Co. and Circle K dropped in losers bracket after a 7 6 loss to Rajsich Co.
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Suggs Pool Service
Village Inn Pizza
Packard Stadium
Dennis Rajsich
Rajsich Co
Circle K
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