Heard Leads Coral Eastern Open as Weiskopf Closes
Jerry Heard holds a one stroke lead at 11 under 133 after two rounds at the Coral Eastern Open in Florida with Tom Weiskopf at 134. Heard, who enjoyed a fishing weekend with Weiskopf, birdied a bunker shot on hole five and extended his streak of sub-70 rounds to seven.
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Streaker mascot proposal rattles SCC debates
The Scottsdale Community College mascot idea sparks wild discussion about the benefits and drawbacks of a Streakers mascot. Comments touch on budget, fan turnout, potential promotions, and concerns from administrators while noting the impracticality of implementation.
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Cubs Begin Cactus League With Cloudy opener at Scottsdale
Heavy clouds threaten the Cubs home spring training opener against the Milwaukee Brewers at Scottsdale Stadium as the Cubs seek to start the Cactus League on the right foot after a 2-1 win over the California Angels in Holtville.
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Rain delays SCC 9 doubleheader with Yavapai postponed
Rain postponed Scottsdale Community College baseball doubleheader vs Yavapai College. Rescheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m. at the SCC field. if not dry, games shift to Monday at 1 p.m. Mike Jones and Rob Millsop start, with pitching plans altered for next week. Scottsdale sits 7-6 overall, 1-1 in conference.
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Aaron won't play, but Reds sell out opener in Cincinnati
Braves star Hank Aaron will skip the first three Braves games in Cincinnati to preserve his health as the Reds announce their April 4 opener against Atlanta is sold out. Aaron’s absence aims to boost ticket sales in Atlanta while Cincinnati enjoys an historic early-season crowd. The Braves assign a detective to Aaron as precaution amid exhibition results.
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Lobos face Idaho State in Western regional quarterfinals
New Mexico, the WAC champion ranked 14th, meets Idaho State in the Minidome as Dayton vs LA State opens the West regional. Idaho State relies on 17-year-old Steve Hayes off the bench for depth while Dayton eyes its first West playoff trip. Local teams Long Beach State and L.A. State also feature in the lineup.
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Bruins Face USC in Pac 8 Title Showdown at Sports Arena
Third ranked UCLA and seventh rated USC clash in a decisive Pacific 8 title game at the Sports Arena in Los Angeles. UCLA seeks an eighth straight NCAA bid while USC aims to spoil a potential playoff run, with key remarks from Keith Wilkes and Mike Westra as Wooden eyes a first USC versus UCLA showdown since 1964.
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Foreman Arrives in Venezuela Ahead of Norton Title Fight
World heavyweight champion George Foreman touched down in Caracas for the March 26 bout with Ken Norton. He declined to predict a knockout, saying he will blast from the first round and that the fight could be among his toughest. Foreman noted rust is possible after 14 months with only two fights and spoke on security during the arrival for Venezuela's presidential inauguration.
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Finley fires Williams amid contract row
Oakland owner Charles O Finley released Dick Williams from his contract asserting court approval. Williams said he has no immediate plans while Alvin Dark was hired to manage the A s this season.
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Runners bomb Gulls in 9-3 rout to widen WHL lead
Phoenix Roadrunners defeated the San Diego Gulls 9-3 to extend their slim lead over Salt Lake City in the Western Hockey League. Jack Decloe notched his first hat trick of the season as Howie Young and Adam Keller each scored twice. Keller added two assists, while Bob Mowat and Kevin O'Shea had multi point nights. Don Liesmer and Jim Murray added three assists each. Tom Trevelyan scored twice for San Diego.
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