Birds Fall to Cougars in Hard-Luck Firebirds Loss
Chaparral High pitcher Dave Manning and Tom Teachert held Casa Grande to two runs but Chaparral managed only four hits. Manny bridged two innings with one hit allowed while Teachert struggled in four innings, as Casa Grande won 2-1 after a two-run bottom of the sixth.
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Chaparral High
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Casa Grande Cougars
Chaparral Frida
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Tom Teachert
Jack Maraschiello
Chris Gass
Jeff Schaffer
Gass
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Coronado Gymnasts Rout Scottsdale Despite Disciplinary Ousters
Coronado High School gymnasts defeated Scottsdale High 132 658.6 in a Friday meet. Coach Harvey Plant led a five man lineup to sweep all six events with strong scores, signaling a strong state title bid despite sidelining five returning lettermen for disciplinary reasons. Sophomore Frank Cardella won floor and parallel bars, while Don Stanley led in all around and rings. Gary Adrig highlighted the high bar and multiple runner up spots. Doug Jensen claimed trampoline, Jeff Everett took thirds on sidehorse and rings.
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Coronado
Scottsdale
Harvey Plant
Dons
Plant
Don Stanley
Gary Adrig
Stanley
Doug Jensen
Jeff Everett
Sidehorse
Coronado Tops Arcadia 3-1 In Season Opener
Coronado defeats Arcadia 3-1 as Jeff Jeter and Albert Garcia combine on the mound to stop the Titans. Jeff Poole tripled and Dale Rusnak, Rick Leidner, and Dave Barnett drove in runs for the Dons. Arcadia pitcher Jim Hanson held Coronado to one hit through three innings before Garcia took over.
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Coronado
Jim Poole
Arcadia
Jimmy Hanson
Dale Rusnak
Don-Titan
Arcadia High
Titans
Dons
Jim Hanson
Hanson
Jeff Jeter
Jeter
Titan
Albert Garcia
Steve Steiner
Steiner
Mark Wagner
Jeff Poole
Rick Leidner
Rusnak
ASU Honors New Track Facility With Quad Meet
Arizona State dedicates its new Tartan track with Gov Williams and Olympian Jesse Owens officiating. Freshman Carl McCullough headlines a strong 440 relay squad and 220 dash, aiming to lead ASU against USC New Mexico and Brigham Young in a 7:30 p.m. quadrangular meet.
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Tempe
UPI
Arizona State
Carl McCullough
Jack Williams
Jesse Owens
Sun Devils
Southern California
New Mexico
Brigham Young
McCullough
Charlie Wells
Phil Chewning
Maurice Peoples
Reid Cole
Allan Judd
Southern Cal
Leigh Rielly
Usain Sotutu
Sabercats edge Scottsdale for first win in intra-city clash
Saguaro High earned a 3-1 victory over Scottsdale on Friday as good pitching limited the Beavers despite an error-filled fifth inning. Terry Schreiber fanned five in three innings before Ed Heineman took over, and Saguaro capitalized on Scottsdale misplays with two insurance runs.
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Saguaro High
Scottsdale
Saguaro
Terry Schreiber
Sabercats
Ed Heineman
Scottsdale High
Beavers
Dave Lyons
Don McKee
Lyons
McKee
Gary Suggs
Joe Sullins
Beaver
Sullins
Chuck Durnian
Heineman
Scott Miller
Coronado Dons overwhelm Kofa 62 33 in dual swim meet
Coronado's swimming team opened the season with a 62 to 33 win over Kofa. Kevin Burns set a school mark in the 200 yard freestyle and helped the 400 free relay to 3 46.1. Ted Needham swam the 400 free in a school record 4 12.0 and aided the relay.
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Coronado
Kofa
Kings
Kevin Burns
Ted Needham
Burns
Needham
Mike DeMarsche
Chris Blakey
DeMarsche
Blakey
Jeff
Dons
Mike Maczuga
Joe Andrews
Art Lorenzen
Barney Heath
Gary Span
Barry Koufax
Pat Gaffney
Pat Annesley
Mike Wagner
Lorenzen
Heath
Andrews
Jeff Blakey
Hartleb tops Holmenkollen ski jumpers to lead Nordic
Hans Hartleb of East Germany won the ski jumping contest at the International Holmenkollen Ski Games in Oslo and moved into first in the Nordic combination standings. Hartleb becomes the favorite for the overall title.
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Hartleb
Oslo
Norway
UPI
Hans Hartleb
East Germany
Dog Selex Ay Perry Mutual Selections For Tonight
Scottsdale Daily Progress summary lists nightly Phoenix Greyhound Park selections by a veteran handicapper. Post positions precede each dog in nine races with best bets and a best quinella noted for race 10.
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Phoenix Greyhound Park
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Washington St
Phoenix
Roadrunners Seek WHL Lead in Portland Battle
Phoenix Roadrunners visit Portland to try for first place in the Western Hockey League. A win over the Buckaroos would put Phoenix atop the standings as Salt Lake rests. Friday’s 3 3 tie with Denver kept Phoenix within one point of the idle Salt Lake club. The Roadrunners led 3 1 with seven minutes left before Mike Lampman and Roger La Freniere tied it.
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UPI
Phoenix Roadrunners
Portand
Buckaroos
Phoenix
Denver
Salt Lake
Roadrunners
Spurs
Mike Lampman
Roger La _ Freniere
Catthins Top Beavers In Area Track Meet
Saguaro High opened its track season with a 75 52 win over Scottsdale Beavers. Dave Hainlen swept the 120 yard high hurdles 180 yard low hurdles and long jump leading Labers to strong showing. Milne and Rosenthal paced Scottsdale and Saguaro in sprints and distance events. Chaparral led junior varsity with 81 points. Saguaro finished second. Scott Woodward highlighted Beavers with four wins.
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Scottsdale Beavers
Dave Hainlen
The
Labers
Hainlen
Mark Toombs
Scottsdale
Jim Scroggs
Saguaro
Toombs
Jeff Nelson
Charlie Besh
John Young
Don Lopez
Kevin Vandermelen
Nelson
Pete Pond
Ed Jones
Richard Milne
Dave Rosenbaum
Sabers
Lance Ross
Mike Snodgrass
Pat Casselman
Norm Stephen
Beavers
Ross
Besh
Milne
Darin Knight
Saber Phil Bishop
Larry Foster
Dave Darling
John Ryan
Tom Pickerell
Jim Slocum
Scott Stonebrook
Mark Halver
Buz Brines
Rosenbaum
Jim Brown
Jeff Hulihan
Ken Tannenbaum
John Hall
Steve Mack
Gary Tannenbaum
Brines
Halver
Bill Erb
Chaparral
Dave Fontaine
Mark Wooden
Arizona Derby set at Turf Paradise on Sunday
Mac's Pleasure and Headingly lead a field of eight in the $7,500-added Arizona Derby at Turf Paradise over 11 16 miles. Both 125 pounds, Headingly has won three straight mile races at the track this season while Mac's Pleasure seeks first route victory. Little Blue Boy won the Friday feature at a mile in 1 42 1 5, paying 15 to 1.
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Phoenix
UPI
Mac’s Pleasure
Headingly
Turf Paradise
Arizona
Ko Go
Hanging Basket
Barefoot Beau
Bacalemo
Beau Rolly
Little Blue Boy
Heelers Kid
Mr. Flower
Nels Petersen
Ted Turner Expected to Win Miami to Montego Bay Race
Ted Turner of Atlanta was favored to finish first in the 811 mile Miami to Montego Bay yacht race aboard Lightnin. Turner, the world ocean racing champion, led the field as the event neared its finish in Montego Bay Jamaica.
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Jamaica
UPI
Ted Turner
Atlanta
Miami-to-Montego Bay
Turner
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