Mesa Relays Titans Break Record and Sabers Win Three Events
Westwood High edged Chandler by half a point to win the Mesa Relays team trophy at Westwood High. Arcadia set a meet mark in the discus relay led by Ed Herman Norm Smith and Dave Heckaman, while Saguaro won three events including the distance medley and two mile relay.
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Saguaro
Mesa Tribune
Westwood High
Westwood
Chandler
Sabercats
Cats
Coronado
Titan
Ed Herman
Norm Smith
Dave Heckaman
Mark Halver
Brian Schoeffler
Mike Snodgrass
Jim Brown
Tempe
Schoeffler
Saguaro City
John Hall
Gary Tannenbaum
Doug Hart
Bill Erb
Dave Hainlen
John Young
Dons
Scottsdale High
Dons edge Beavers as Rusnak belts go-ahead homer
Coronado tops Scottsdale 3-1 led by Dale Rusnak’s three run homer in the fourth inning. Jeff Jeter earned the win for Coronado. Dave Barnet and Craig Swartwood produced key hits for Scottsdale. Rusnak returns from a six week layoff to spark the rally.
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Carl Gottleib
Coronado
Dave Perez
Dons
Scottsdale
Gottleib
Dale Rusnak
Scottsdale High
Steve Huff
Westwood
Chandler
Saguaro
Terry Schreiber
Arcadia
Gerard
Ajo
Roy Coppinger
Rusnak
Phoenix Union
Huff
Dave Barnet
Jim Poole
Jeff Jeter
Jeter
Swartwood
Don McKee
Jack Haupt
Rick McDonough
Larry Heckathorne
Brooks Set To Meet Ellis In 10 Round Fight At Stadium
Arizona heavyweight title clash features Reco Brooks against former world champ Jimmy Ellis at Montgomery Stadium tonight. They fought previously in Miami where Brooks was knocked out in the second round. Ellis has won 11 of 12 since losing his WBA crown to Frazier in 1970.
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Ellis
Phoenix
Arizona
Reco Brooks
Jimmy Ellis
Montgomery Stadium
Miami
Fla
Muhammad Ali
World Boxing Association
Joe Frazier
ASU Faces Final Round Gap at Cougar Classic in Provo
In Provo Arizona State sits third at Riverside Country Club with a 36-hole 568 total, eight strokes behind host Brigham Young, as the final round approaches.
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Provo
Utah
Arizona State
Riverside Country Club
Sun Devils
Brigham Young
Sabercats poised for state girls gymnastics title after tough prelims
Saguaro High Sabercats led by Robin Marsh and Sally Hoyt with 79.75 points in compulsory routines at Coronado High School, more than 20 points ahead of Rincon High which totaled 58.00 for second. Catalina, Scottsdale and Rincon follow as Saguaro aims to clinch the crown.
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Saguaro High
Coronado High School
Sabercats
Robin Marsh
Sally Hoyt
Rincon High
Tucson
Rincon
Christensen
Jeanette
Karen
Catalina
Scottsdale High
SFL meet in Phoenix previews league season
The Southwestern Football League holds its preseason meeting in Del Webb's TowneHouse with eight cities present. Commissioner Ollie Matson and Phoenix Blazers President Howard Sherman will preside while the Denver Lakewood Oilers watch for a potential franchise. Blazers practice under Coach Ken Dyer in Tempe with daily sessions at Daley Park.
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Southwestern Football League
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TowneHouse
Ollie Matson
Howard Sherman
Phoenix Blazers
Denver- Lakewood Oilers
Blazers
Tempe
Ken Dyer
Daley Park
Devils sweep Lobos as Sun Devils stay perfect in WAC
Arizona State routed New Mexico 20-5 in the nightcap to run its WAC Southern Division record to 13-0. Jeff Oscarson had five hits, Clint Myers four, Bump Wills three, and Eddie Bane earned his 11th win with ten strikeouts as ASU broke the game open with an eight run sixth inning and three runs in each of the seventh to ninth frames.
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Coronado
Scottsdale
Terry Schreiber
Saguaro
Arcadia
Guy Wagner
Schreiber
Tempe
Saber
Ed Littleton
Titan
Jim Hanson
Wagner
Rick Foules
Sabers
Jim Donnelly
Scott Miller
Donnelly
Hanson
Titans
Brian Kelly
Gerard
Ajo
Kelly
Redcoats
Bourgade
Pete Larkin
Jim Edwards
Paul Pena
Dave Angulo
Albuquerque
N.M
Clint Myers
Bump Wills
Sun Devils
Eddie Bane
Arizona State
New Mexico
Dons and Sabercats Triumph In Gym Meets
Coronado tops Prescott and Scottsdale to lead with 138.72 points as Don Stanley dominates all around and Frank Cardella wins floor. Saguaro defeats Sunnyslope 76.07 to 66.43 led by Don Jaksa in all around and Ted Deen in high bar and trampoline. Both teams prepare for a key dual meet Friday night before division competition.
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Coronado
Saguaro
Harvey Plant
Plant
Dons
Prescott
Scottsdale
Badgers
Don Stanley
Frank Cardella
Gary Adrignon
Jeff Everett
Doug Jensen
Sunnyslope
Sabercats
Don Jaksa
Lakers
Ted Deen
Cats
Scott Oscarson
Mark Rheinlander
Local High School Sports Schedule Highlights Four PM Games
Monday features Gerard at Bourgade and Mesa at Arcadia both at 4 p.m. Bourgade meets Chaparral, Coronado faces Westwood, Glendale plays Paradise Valley at 8 p.m. Saguaro visits Casa Grande, Chandler plays Scottsdale. Also swimming events list Scottsdale at Arcadia and Saguaro at Coronado at 4 p.m.
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Ajo
Mesa
Yuma
Tempe
Saguaro
Casa Grande
Arcadia
Coronado
Westwood
Scottsdale
Chandler
McClintock
Kofa
Bourgade
Chaparral
Glendale
Paradise Valley
Grand Canyon Edges Cal Baptist In 12 Innings
Grand Canyon rallied to beat Cal Baptist 6-5 in the 12th after trailing 5-1 in the ninth. The Antelopes forced extras with a tenth inning fielder's choice and won on a bases loaded walk in Riverside.
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Calif
UPI
Grand Canyon
Cal Baptist
Antelopes
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