Joy Go Lightly wins Arizona Derby half at Turf Paradise
Quite Lightly Joy Go Lightly from New Mexico wins the eighth race and second half of the Arizona Derby at Turf Paradise. George Munsell rode Joy Go Lightly to a two length victory in 1:44 4/5 after Draw One was disqualified for interference. John Bola, at 70-1, takes second. In the other half Constant Threat, owned by Rollin Van Der Vert of Scottsdale, finishes in 1:44 3/5 with Nels Peterson aboard.
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Cubs Turn Spring Into High Scoring Runs and Wins
The Cubs beat the Mariners 18 10 and 16 15 in a weekend sweep boosting their Cactus League to 47 0 record and raising team batting to .293 while ERA sits at 7 67 The Cubs face the Padres Giants and A s with Ontiveros and Mitterwald highlighting the lineup and Morales delivering big hits in the long exhibition game
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UNCC Cinderella Trips Michigan From NCAA Semis
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, ranked 17th, shocks Michigan 75-68 to reach the Atlanta Final Four, joining North Carolina, Marquette and UNLV as the other semifinalists. Cedric Maxwell led 49ers with 25 points and 13 rebounds, while Michigan’s Rickey Green scored 20.
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Pro Baseball and Basketball Schedule for Thursday
Evening sports slate lists pro baseball games Cubs at Padres in Yuma Giants at Angels at 1 p.m. Brewers visit A's in Mesa Indians clash with Mariners in Tempe pro basketball Buffalo visits the Phoenix Suns at 7 30 p.m. at Memorial Coliseum. Dog racing at Phoenix Greyhound Park 8 p.m. plus boys swimming and tennis and prep and college baseball events across Mesa Tempe Scottsdale and Phoenix venues.
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Suns Defense Keys 126-106 Triumph Over Trailblazers
Phoenix routs Portland 126-106 as defense leads the effort. Alvan Adams scores 27, Ron Lee shines in fourth, while six Suns reach double figures. Portland drops to 42-30 with the loss, slipping after a three-game streak.
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Sanders Nets 40 as St Bonaventure Tops Houston for NIT Title
Greg Sanders recruited himself to St Bonaventure and delivered the game of his life at Madison Square Garden. He scored 40 points including the go ahead 40 seconds left as the Bonnies beat Houston 94 91 to win the 40th NIT in dramatic fashion with 12 451 in attendance.
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