Americans rout Yugoslavia to win Olympic basketball gold
The United States defeated Yugoslavia 95 to 74 in Montreal to claim the Olympic basketball gold. Adrian Dantley led with 30 points as the youngest U S team dominated from early on. Russia won bronze after beating Canada, while boxing and sailing medals also featured for the United States.
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Yugoslavia
Munich
Adrian Dantley
Notre Dame
Russia
Canada
Dean Smith
Quinn Buckner
Indiana
Smith
Scott May
East Germany
Sugar Ray Leonard
Palmer Park
Howard Davis
Glen Cove
N.Y
Charles Mooney
Fort Bragg
N.C
Leo Randolph
Tacoma
Wash
Clint Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
Mike Spinks
St. Louis
Leon Spinks
Camp Lejuene
John Tate
Knoxville
Darrell Pace
Air Force
Cincinnati
Great Britain
Dennis Conner
San Diego
Conn Findlay
Belmont
Calif
Sweden
John Kolius
LaPorte
Tex
Walter Glasgow
Kemah
Richard Hoepfner
Seabrook
Denmark
Ingleside-Tavan Reaches Major Finals In Eight Inning Win
Ingleside-Tavan earned a berth in the District 7 Major Little League final with a 5-4 eight inning victory over Guadalupe at Supai School. Todd Holtrop started the decisive rally, Mark Faas delivered the game winning hit, and Mike Gittus pitched a complete game for IT. The winners had 10 hits led by Alan Sanchez Faas Jason Martin and Fernandez with two hits each.
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Ingleside-Tavan
Guadalupe
Supai School
Todd Holtrop
Mark Faas
Mike Fernandez
Mike Hannen
Fernandez
Mike Gittus
Alan Sanchez
Faas
Jason Martin
Hannen
Holtrop
Leis Top Phoenix In World Team Tennis Match
Hawaii Leis defeated Western Division leader Phoenix 31 18 before 7344 at Memorial Coliseum Portland. Nastase beat Roche 6 3, Gunter won women’s division 6 3, Evert did not play due to illness in Phoenix.
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Leis
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Memorial Coliseum
Northwest
Seattle
Ilie Nastase
Tony Roche
Nancy Gunter
Kristien Kemmer-Shaw
Chris Evert
Scottsdale Daily Progress Briefs July 28
Brief items from Scottsdale Arizona report local happenings. Read across community notes, weather, and public notices for Wednesday.
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Arcadia and Saguaro win openers in Summer Prep Arizona hoops
Arcadia beat Apollo Recreation 71 67 and Saguaro defeated Central Recreation 63 49 in first round games at Coronado High School. Ned Norris led Saguaro with 18 points while Ron Wright had 23 for Arcadia. Other Tuesday results included Central Arizona College 75 57 Northeast Recreation and Washington Recreation 77 53 over Phoenix Christian.
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Coronado High School
Apollo Recreation
Central Recreation
Central Arizona College
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Washington Recreation
Phoenix Christian
Camelback
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Safford
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Chaparral
Scottsdale
Maryvale
Prescott
Alhambra
Tucson Police Athletic League
Phoenix Salvation Army
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Keickhofer Boys Club
Central
Ned Norris
Steve Murphy
Bret Bolin
Jim Brady
Mark Bradley
Scott O’brien
Robin Groves
Jeff Aspeo
Tempe-Mesa
Apollo
Ron Wright
Mike Naderer
Doug Soule
Bob Tietjen
Mark Rhode
Doug Horne
Greg Lake
Mike Murphy
Marc Duncan
Chris Hamilton
Dan Paquin
Kevin Rivers
Northeast
Larry Brown
Mike Borguez
Paul Bailey
Les Roberts
Washington
Rick Rodriguez
Rick Roth
Christian
Scott Johnson
Joe Mislove
Dave Clark
Chris Kozlaw
Bobby Hancock
J.T. Thomas
Darrell Wortham
Doug Ford
Randy Wood
Don Wasnewski
Northwest
State Basketball Tournament and Local Games Tonight
Six games run daily through 10 30 p m at Coronado High School as Arizona State Basketball crowns contenders. East Scottsdale faces Pima Navajo in Little League at Supai School and South Scottsdale meets Paradise Valley East in State Senior action at Cortez High.
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Supai
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Cortez HS
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Mesa
Tacoma Twins
Phoenix Giants
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Black Canyon Greyhound Park
AMA Motorcycles
Manzanita Speedway
Progress junior golf revived for Van's Evergreen event
The Scottsdale Progress Junior Golf Tournament returns August 16 to 19 at Van's Evergreen Golf Course. Open to players under 18, the event includes match play across long and short nine layouts with boys and girls competing together. Entry is $7 with a deadline August 12 and 150 entrants anticipated.
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Van’s Evergreen
E. McDowell Road
Flight
Eddie Kilthan
Camelback High School
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