Inexperience and Injuries Haunt Coronado Dons
Coronado Dons seek comeback after a 1970 title season marred by injuries. Starting pitcher, catcher, and shortstop sidelined. Bolin and Straine out three weeks with broken finger and ankle. Ray Forgie, Al Johnson, Sick Forsythe, Bart Bradley among reinforcements as they open against Glendale.
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Bob Snider
Coronado Dons
Dons
Glendale
Ray” Forgie
Carlada
Eut Bolin
Jeff Straine
Bolin
Straine
Forgie
Don
Bridal
Roy Coppinger
von Sarler
Dale, Rusnak
Aeadr
Coronado
Cal Poly Pomona Beats Arizona State in Opening Series
Pitcher Adrian Witt led Cal Poly Pomona to a 5-2 win over Arizona State in the opener of a two game series. Witt allowed 11 hits but only two runs on inside the park homers by Gary Atwell and a first inning effort by Steve Ludwig. Witt struck out five and Cal Poly scored on Ludwig and Gil Marrujo long balls plus Witt’s two-run double in the ninth. Weather affected play with 30 mph winds at Scottsdale Stadium.
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Atwell
Ken Reed
Witt
ASU
Craig
Swan
Steve Ludwig
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Ludwig
Broncos
Gil Marrujo
Giants Shine At TP Phoenix Meeting In Quick Hurdle
The TP Phoenix segment notes the Giants honored at the track with sprinters Costa Capri Golden Lass and Typé Away carrying 15 pounds top weight. Other runners include Indian Gem Ramadan Porters Magic Sequest Nimble Vet Basil Frazier rides with 4-year-olds and apprentices, while trainer Richard Hazelton leads with 11 wins and rivals Paul Oliver and Albert Vizcava trail.
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Tory Paradise
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Typé
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Sequest
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OPE
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Frazier
Cen Meeting, Five More: That Je Afterburn
Richard“ Hazelton
Paul Oliver
Albert Vizcava
Wactaen An Tes Ester Zoe
Film of 1970 ASU football highlights shown at Scottsdale library
A public screening of a 1970 Arizona State University football highlights film will take place Sunday in the Scottsdale Public Library auditorium at 38396 Civic Center Plaza. The film showcases the Sun Devils' undefeated season and final national ranking of six.
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Scottsdale
Public Library
Civic Center Plaza
Sun Devils
Deve Ery
Montana Triumph Over Northern Arizona In Big Sky Clash
Missoula Montana UM won a rough 109 92 decision over Northern Arizona to end the season in the league cellar Montana finished 6 8 in conference play NAU 4 10 Six Grizzlies reached double figures Ron Steinberg scored 26 points Walter Mannon 22 and set a Northern Arizona single season scoring record with 902 points.
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UPI
University of Montana
Tory
Northern Arizona
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Grizzlies
Ron Steinberg
Walter Mannon
Mannon
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Aurora
Phoenix City Women’s Golf Championship Entry Dates
The 6th Annual Phoenix City Women's Golf Championships will be played at Papago Golf Course March 17 to 19. Entry fees must be received by March 10. Open to Phoenix Metropolitan Area residents with USGA handicaps, with flights by handicap. Prizes awarded in each flight. tee times to be announced. Electric cart rental forms and fees should be submitted early. For info call Mrs Fran Logan at 959-6805.
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Arch
Watkins
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USGA
Local skiers shine in Purgatory NASTAR race
Greg Burton led Arizona competitors at Purgatory Ski Resort in a NASTAR giant slalom event. He posted 29.2 seconds for a silver medal, with Al Vanden Heuvel also taking silver. Bronze medals went to Michael Duggan Raymond Quigley George Christensen Tim Forester Alex Burrus Gil Wallace and Victor Trankina. Additional Arizona participants included Marilyn Evans Donald OMalley and Danny Rosen. The resort logged over 40 inches of base snow and plans four more NASTAR races in March and April. The top two finishers in each division advance to the Jackson Hole regional March 13 14 with regional winners moving to Mount Snow finals March 20 28.
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Nastar
Greg Burton
Scottsdale
Arizona
al Vanden Heuvel
Phoenix
Michael Duggan
Raymond Quigley
Tempé
George Christensen
Tim Forester
Alex Burrus
Gil Wallace
Mesa
Victor Trankina
Tempe
Marilyn Evans
Donald O’malley
Danny
Mount Snow
San Diego State Tops Arizona 31 In Atmosphere Reveals
Hurler Steve Taylor drove in two runs with a fourth inning single to spark San Diego State past Arizona 3 to 1. SDSU improves to 2-8 while Arizona drops to 1-3 after a third straight defeat. Taylor’s hit plated Ron Layton and Dan Morrow who had earlier scored on a bloop double by Morrow. Arizona's lone run came in the sixth on a single by catcher Ray Rokey driven in by Enrique Cubillas.
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UPI
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San Diego State
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Wildcats
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Arizona
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Ron
Layton
Dan
Morrow
Morrow Carlin
Sam
Moses Hidalgo
Ray ‘Rokey
Enrique Cubillas
Roadrunners face Spurs and Gulls in WHL schedule stretch
Phoenix Roadrunners sit third in the Western Hockey League with 58 points, eight behind San Diego. They travel to Denver on Wednesday to face the Spurs and host the San Diego Gulls Saturday at the International Sports Arena. Sean Lund leads with 70 points, Andre Hinse 66, while Frank Hughes and Jim Paterson vie for third. The club went 4-3-1 in February after a 9-4 January and 8-4-3 December, with six home and ten away games remaining.
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Andre Hinse
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Jim Paterson
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