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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1976
Page
6
A concise roundup covers local sports results. Notable mentions include team performances, standout players, and upcoming games. This brief highlights key scores and brief context for fans following the league.
Luis Tiant, 35, signed a one-year extension with the Boston Red Sox. The right hander, reported at $140,000 annually, was to join the club today after the extension was agreed before his previous contract expired.
Arizona State led by Herb Hansen L J Larson and Mike Naddour captured the Western Athletic Conference gymnastics championship with 400.95 points after the optional round to edge Brigham Young 398.25 in Fort Collins. Lee Douglas of Colorado State won the all around title.
John Havlicek returns from a knee injury to score 12 points and help the Boston Celtics beat the Kansas City Kings 120-117 in overtime. The win signals the Celtics’ return to form after Havlicek’s six game absence.
Puget Sound from Tacoma, Washington, defeated Tennessee Chattanooga 83 74 to win the NCAA Division II basketball championship becoming the first West Coast school to claim the title.
Cub catcher Steve Swisher scans the sky in a photo highlighting a common problem for the team last season. Coaches emphasize catching more pitches and turning batted balls into outs as they practice daily at 10 a.m. Scottsdale Stadium.
Ted Turner flew in to offer Atlanta a substantial contract for Andy Messersmith, the free agent pitcher who won against baseball on the reserve clause. Agent Herb Osmond cited six interested clubs but said only Atlanta made a firm bid. Turner claimed Messersmith would earn more than top earners in society.
USC dominated ASU in a track meet in Tempe led by Tom Andrews 50.1 in the 440 hurdles, Ken Randle 46.4 in the 440, and a 3:07.0 mile relay record. Beaton won the 880 in 1:50.1 as ASU swept the two mile.
More than 30 karate schools and over 250 top fighters invited to Greenway Junior High on Sunday for a day long event featuring men women and children in martial arts competition. Brick breaking and weapons demonstrations scheduled with top brown and black belts. Hosted by the Self Defense Institute of Phoenix and sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 703. Admission 2 adults 1 for children 14 and under.
Arizona coach Fred Snowden cried with joy after the 144 109 upset of Nevada Las Vegas. Star guards Herman Harris and Jim Rappis led the effort as Arizona prepared for UCLA in the West Regional final. Rappis battled prior injuries yet showed grit, while Snowden stressed love and discipline as core team values.
A horse racing card from Turf Paradise lists the selections for ten races by Chuck Badone. The poster highlights Good N' Vain as the best bet in the fourth race with supporting contenders across all races.
Derby feature with Bar Island topweight at 122 pounds in the 11/16 mile Arizona Derby Sunday. Peaceful Fool carries 119 pounds with Lonnie Chapman aboard. Brisket and Dee Fondy follow at 116 each as Mary Bacon debuts at Arizona Downs on Tasiie. Prince O Spring led early and won the Lou Boudreau Purse by a half length.
Tony DeMarco will referee the opening four bouts at the Club SAR Boxing Invitational at the Scottsdale YMCA tonight at 8. Nineteen Club SAR boxers face Junior Olympic and AAU champions with Jimmy Harrison headlining the card against Arthur Brito in the 100-pound class.
Coronado led with 9.68 in floor and eighth place on several events, while Saguaro posted 85.57 and East 7.61. Matt Gunzelman, Ned Chesley, Kelly Vaughn, and Bill Shea topped multiple apparatus results with high marks and an all around score of 31.4 for Bill Shea.
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