Racquets Clinch First Peanut Classic Win Over Soviets
In Plains Georgia the Phoenix Racquets defeated the Soviets 30-23 to claim the inaugural Peanut Classic title. Chris Evert lost again in World Team Tennis singles, dropping 7-5 to 18 year old Natasha Chmyreva.
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Giants suffer 8-0 loss as Barker twirls two hitter
In Tucson Len Barker threw a two hit shutout to end the Phoenix Giants four game winning streak in a 8-0 loss to the Tucson Toros. Ed Plank aims to spark another Giants streak against the Toros tonight.
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Dallenbach Wins Trenton 200 After Tight Finish
Wally Dallenbach edged teammate Gordon Johncock with six laps left to win the Trenton 200 for Indianapolis cars, earning $100,000 in prize money.
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Wally Dallenbach
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Littler Wins Houston Open In Front-Running Style
Gene Littler, 46, ends a two year victory drought with a three stroke win at the Houston Open. He led by four to seven strokes most of the day at Woodlands Country Club, finishing 12 under par with 276. Chi Chi Rodriguez settles for second, Wadkins close behind in third.
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Connors Wins Alan King-Ceasors Palace Tennis Classic
Defending champion Jimmy Connors outlasted Raul Ramirez of Mexico 6-4 5-7 6-2 to capture the $250,000 Alan King-Ceasors Palace Tennis Classic title in Las Vegas.
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Redcoats miss playoff bid after sixth inning collapse
Gerard Redcoats needed a weekend sweep to reach the post season but lost to Lake Havasu 6-4 after six runs in the bottom of the sixth. Gerard had earlier defeated Gilbert 5-4 to briefly keep hopes alive as Arcadia Scottsdale and Coronado chase spots. Saguaro already eliminated. Paul Sieczkowski homered and tripled, while Chris Peterson drove in four runs in the two games.
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Mesa
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Bowling league scores from Frontier Lanes and others
Numerous bowling matches and scores from Frontier Lanes and other leagues. Notable figures include Mike Landrith 239 Dale Norman 258 223. Don Harris 210 Al Friedgruber 219 Frank Nolen 205. John Blassias 231. Barbie Pearl 189 Dick Pearl 220 plus many 200s across teams such as Better Halves TGIF Tri City Wisconsin and Students League with multiple series tallies.
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Dale Norman
Scottsdale Auto
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al Friedgruber
Frank Nolen
Standard Glass
Howard Wagner
Barbie Pearl
Dick Pearl
Dan Swatzell
TGIF
Mark Malde
Gene Jones
Sandy Policki
Tri-City
Wisconsin
Bill Lanham
Mary Waterstradt
John Sexton
Scott Hillemen
Jerry Smith
Peggy Doran
Mary Manguso
Generation Gap
Mike Flynn
Students League
Darren Sparks
Wally Huebel
Jay Miller
Kevin Zimmerman
Steve Belmont
Stretch a shrinking dollar with smart shopping
The article promotes saving money by using ads and coupons in the newspaper. It highlights home improvement tips, price-off coupons, supermarket ads, and the value of daily home delivery. It encourages readers to compare prices and read what they like.
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