Fifth Annual Scottsdale Swimarama Draws Close to Record Meet
Nearly 500 competitors and crowds descend on Scottsdale Municipal Pool for the fifth annual Swimarama Invitational Open and Age Group Meet. 460 swimmers entered 86 events and 18 relays with out of state clubs entering strong contingents for Olympic Trials seeding at Portage Park Pool in Chicago.
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Scottsdale Municipal Pool
Scottsdale
Hering
Libby Tullis
Maryanne Graham
Debbie Hudson
Cathy Siefarth
Arizona Desert Rats
Marty Hickcox
Glendale Swimming Gauchos
Dave Kenyon
Arden Hills
Calif
Jill Strong
Red Sox Sweep Athletics Twice In Boston Rally Showcase
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Oakland Athletics in both ends of a doubleheader, 21 to 43. Doug Griffin starred with seven hits in nine at bats, delivering a game winning squeeze bunt in the first game and sparking late rallies in the nightcap. The A’s chose to walk Griffin to face Carl Yastrzemski in the 11th, backfiring as Yastrzemski walked for the winning run.
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Boston Red Sox
Doug Griffin
Griffin
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Red Sox
A’s
Danny Cater
Oakland
Ken Holtzman
Sal Bando
Angel Mangual
Ben Oglivie
Carl Yastrzemski
Darold Knowles
Yastrzemski
Carl
South Scottsdale two hitter advances in District 7 playoffs
South Scottsdale Major Little League pitcher Anderson threw a two hit game with 14 strikeouts and 7 walks to beat Pima Navajo 83 in District 7 single elimination. Brient homered and singled for the winners while Krueger and Morris contributed key hits.
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Jeff Anderson
Dave Morris
Tom Larson
Jeff Bentler
Bentler
Scotty Miller
East Scottsdale
Soloma
Kaibab
Kiva Kaibab
Hohokam
Ron Reak
Dino Piazza
Piazza
Joe Garcia
Brent Hamilton
Brad Pean
Jeff Fagen
Reak
Chris Palmeri
Mufflers Fall to Eagles 6-4 in Grand Junction Tourney
Midas Mufflers drop a 6 to 4 nonpro contest to the Grand Junction Eagles in Grand Junction Colp. Dave Nicholson took the loss allowing 11 hits with two strikeouts. Jim Williams homered and Danny White tripled. Bob Frost of Stanford limited Midas to six hits while Eddie Ford homered. Montoya to pitch next as Midas plays the second of six games before Northern Division post season play.
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Grand Junction Eagles
Dave Nicholson
Nicholson
Danny White
Jim Williams
Williams
John Booth
Stanford University
Bob Frost
Eddie Ford
New York
Whitey Ford
Jim Montoya
WBC Sees Strip Of Frazier For Inaction
In Mexico City WBC vice president says Joe Frazier may be stripped of the world heavyweight title for failing to schedule a title defense, noting he has not defended the crown for 16 months in violation of WBC rules.
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Joe Frazier
Mexico City
UPI
World Boxing Council
Frazier
Robert Turley
Blazers and Casinos open SFL season in Las Vegas
The Phoenix Blazers launch the 1972 Southwestern Professional Football League season against the Las Vegas Casinos at the new 15,000 seat Las Vegas Stadium. Several Casio players and staff, including Mike Hannigan and Paul Massey, are highlighted with lineup and injury uncertainties. The game, broadcast on KXIV, starts at 7 30 p.m. with Dave Tunell calling the action.
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Mike Hannigan
Hannigan
Tex Anthony
Utah
J.J. Mallard
East Texas State
Leonard Shaw
Blazer
Arizona State University
Prentice Williams
Speedy Moody Jackson
Dallas Cowboys
Jackson
Joe Spagnola
Calgary
Dickie Brown
Edmonton
al Carr
KXIV
Dave Tunell
Phoenix College
San Antonio
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