Woman driver Arlene Hiss may be barred from next USAC race
ARLENE HISS, first woman in an Indianapolis car race, struggled in the Jimmy Bryan 150. Drivers threaten a boycott unless USAC curtails her participation, citing safety concerns and her slow speeds. USAC reviews her conditional license as controversy swirls over her future in the May 500 race.
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Interview on a baseballless summer with Sammy Superstar
In 1979 a year after major league baseball dissolved, ex catcher Sammy Superstar reflects on the era. He details his $3.7 million guaranteed deal and life on a Florida yacht with former teammates now in new roles. He cites flawed free agency and salary spirals as central to baseball’s collapse.
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Westphal lifts Suns past Bucks with late jumper
Paul Westphal drilled a 12 footer with 36 seconds left to give the Phoenix Suns a 108-106 win over the Milwaukee Bucks. Bob Dandridge led Milwaukee with 33 points, while Alvan Adams had 25 for Phoenix. Ricky Sobers and Gar Heard added 18 each.
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Kuhn Expected to Open Baseball Spring Training Camps
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn may order the start of spring training as owners and the Players Association negotiate a new labor contract. He voiced optimism about baseball starting on time despite a stalled impasse.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
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American
Florida
Tonight’s Arcadia Chandler Gymnastics And Week Schedule
Tonight Arcadia visits Chandler for girls gymnastics at 7 p.m. Baseball games include McClintock at Arcadia and Scottsdale at Chaparral at 4 p.m. Other events list several track hockey archery and tennis matchups across local schools with times.
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Saguaro
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Scottsdale CC
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Mesa
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Casa Grande
Detroit
Suns
Roadrunners Edge Crusaders In Overtime In Cleveland
Phoenix Roadrunners beat the Cleveland Crusaders 3-2 in an overtime WHA game. Pekka Rautakallio scored the decisive rebound at 2:49 of overtime after Richie Leduc tied late. Garry Lariviere put Phoenix ahead 2-1 with 1:55 left in regulation.
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Pekka Rautakallio
Phoenix Roadrunners
Cleveland Crusaders
World Hockey Association
Roadrunners
Garry Lariviere
Phoenix
Crusaders
Bob Johnson
Richie Leduc
Rautakallio
del Hall
Johnson
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Dave Garman
Talent Tour Triumphs in Herbuveaux Mile at Sun Downs
Talent Tour, a 4 year old roan filly trained by P B Storms and owned by Brian Leavitt, won the James Herbuveaux Mile at Arizona Downs Turf Paradise meeting, beating Nevada Gambler by a neck as Glitter and Oh That Tiger trailed. The victory boosted her earnings to 8,820 for 1976.
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Jim Sorenson
Nevada Gambler
Calgary
A.E. Vincett
Robert McNabb
Talent Tour
Oh That Tiger
J.H. Thatcher
Cal Johnson
Nevada
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