Celebrities Lead ProAm at Karsten-Ping LPGA Open
Mclean Stevenson Flip Wilson and Ernie Banks head a star list for the ProAm Wednesday as Camelback Country Club hosts the Karsten Ping LPGA Open in North Scottsdale. Top women golfers join media and sports figures in a 54 hole event with near full top 20 money winners. Kathy Whitworth withdraws due to a family death. Patty Berg will participate. Tickets vary by day from 3 to 5 dollars.
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Cubs fall to Brewers as Madlock shines in spring
Bill Madlock collected two singles as Chicago dropped to 3-8 in Cactus League action. Milwaukee raced to a 7-6 victory behind a five-run fifth inning. Rick Monday and Jerry Morales homered for the Cubs while Sam Dettore gave up six earned runs in four innings. Madlock raised his spring average to .412 and continues to draw praise from scouts as a rising star in the Cubs lineup.
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Best in the West baseball tournament opens at ASU
The first Best in the West event starts at Packard Stadium with Arizona State hosting defending national champion Southern California in the featured game after the opening bout between Brigham Young and Cal State Los Angeles. Poloni to start for ASU opposite Redfern for USC as round robin play continues through Thursday.
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Hartley wins fifth Arizona Silver Belle with 70 final round
Martley reports Holly Hartley led all day to win the fifth annual Arizona Silver Belle at Rio Verde. Hartley, 17 from Oceanside, Calif., totaled 226 to edge Julie Stanger of Phoenix and Lauren Howe of Colorado Springs by one stroke. ASU teammates Robin Walton and Carol Reep finish 231 and second respectively in the 19-24 group. Hartley also took 17-18 division. Howe wins 15-16. Ann Kelly tops 14. Lisa Russell takes 11-13. Jana Taylor beats Marcy Richman in 9-10. Tammy McNamara tops 74-year-old. Hartley also claims longest drive with a 255-yard shot. Ann Feist wins closest-to-the-pin.
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Scottsdale CC Opens Cotton Classic With Tough Tests
Scottsdale Community College starts the Cotton Classic in Casa Grande facing Arizona State junior varsity at Central Arizona College and Yavapai College at Casa Grande High School. Kerrigan leads with 32 hits and 14 steals while SCC aims to improve its 14-8 overall mark.
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Jabbar Bucks Clash As Suns Open Home Stand
The Phoenix Suns host the Milwaukee Bucks in the opener of a three game home stand. Kareem Abdul Jabbar remains a top scorer and rebounder as Milwaukee rides a 34-41 record into the matchup. Phoenix aims to rebound after ending a 10 game skid.
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Padres and Cubs split weekend action in Scottsdale League
In Scottsdale Invitational Winter Baseball League action the Padres beat the Cubs 6-3 behind two-hit performances from Hal Nurkka and Paul Martin. Ed Bowe led the Cubs with three hits as Gary Cooper added two. A suspended March 9 game finished 13-12 with Randy Hayes driving in the winning run for the Padres.
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Forgie twirls two-hitter as Northern Arizona routs Lubbock Christian
Ray Forgie a Coronado High graduate pitched a two-hit shutout to lift Northern Arizona to a 14 0 victory over Lubbock Christian. He retired the first 12 batters before a fifth inning infield single ended the bid. Rich Diveley Allen Johnson Randy McNeal led NAU hitters with three each and Red Young Steve Sampson added multi hit support. The Lumberjacks improved to 6 9 while the Lubbock Christian Eagles stood 9 5 with another meeting set at Grand Canyon College.
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