Chaparral Nips Coronado For Third In State Archery
Camelback wins team title with 5424 points while Alhambra takes 5131 and Chaparral finishes third at 4899. Sandy Wilker leads Chaparral with 1018 points and Coronado’s Mary Brower earns 1014 for 10th as city archers fill top spots.
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Lauri Clark
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Racquets Rally Into 2-0 WTT Start In Phoenix
Phoenix Racquets beat Hawaii 27-26 in a World Team Tennis super tiebreaker to move to 2-0. Mixed doubles featured Stephanie Tolleson and Butch Watts. Evert and Tony Roche won the decisive super tiebreaker 5-2.
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Evert
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Marcie Louis
Roche
Andrew Pattison
Davidson
Sie Nastase
ASU and BYU Tie Tennis Crown in Western Athletic Meet
Arizona State and Brigham Young University shared the WAC tennis title after a tight finish that saw final doubles matches determine the winner. Tim Garcia of New Mexico won the No 1 singles title, with tight bouts across the Nos 2 through 6 singles and doubles.
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Warren Eber
Kent Crawford
Jeremy Cohen
Jim Greenberg
John Bennett
Jim Edwards
Denny Bond
Ronnie Lerner
Tom Mullin
Paul Fineman
Chris Smith
Lerner
Ted Williams
A-State
Bennett
Steve Whitehead
Smith
Bond
Rocky Maguire
Bruce Kleege
Mike Nissley
Eber
Woody Supple
Kleege-Nissley
Injury halts Cardinal star in 1975 season start
St Louis Cardinals place NL rookie of 1974 Bake McBride on 15 day disabled list after a shoulder injury suffered while fouling a ball. McBride, who sat out 23 days last year with a similar problem, compares the injury to a year ago. Mike Tyson is activated to replace him on the roster.
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Suns edge Warriors in double overtime playoff thriller
Suns beat the Golden State Warriors 133 129 in double overtime to even the Western Conference finals at two games each. Erickson scored 28, Van Arsdale 20, Barry 22 in the final stretch as Phoenix overcome a late Warriors rally to force game five in Oakland.
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Dick van Arsdale
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Derrek Dickey
John MacLeod
Dickey
Adams Wins Rookie of the Year for Suns
Alvan Adams of the Phoenix Suns, initially not expecting a starting role this season, wins the NBA Rookie of the Year award. The Oklahoma product, 21, averaged 19.0 points and 9.1 rebounds, with 116 blocks, and led in assists among rookies, while hinting at a possible medical career after his contract.
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Philadelphia
Lionel Hollins
Portland
John Shumate
Buffalo
Oklahoma
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Bob McAdoo
MacLeod
Putnam City High School
Tonight's PCL baseball duel and midweek sports slate
Albuquerque Dukes visit Phoenix Giants at Phoenix Municipal Stadium at 7 30 p m with radio coverage on AAA. NBA playoff action features Phoenix Suns at Golden State in Oakland at 7 30 p m on Channel 5 and radio. Preparations include Central Division high school baseball tournament with Coronado and Chaparral at Rendezvous Park Mesa and other events at Apache Greyhound Park Manzanita Speedway and Desert Hills CC.
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Mesa
Apache Greyhound Park
Manzanita Speedway
Arcadia
Saguaro
Scottsdale
Desert Hills CC
Yuma
Mesa Community College
Kachina Wins City Parks Soccer Title After Shootout
Kachina clinched the Parks and Recreation Elementary Soccer League crown by beating Eldorado in a 2-2 regulation tie that went to extra periods and penalties. Edwards and Fauer scored for Kachina in regulation, Nesbitt starred in goal, and Fauer Collins Kelley and Collin added free kicks. OLPH took third with a 3-0 win over Chesnutt as North Swann and Jones found the net.
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Tommy Edwards
Jim Fauer
Mike Nesbitt
Fauer
Mike Collins
John Kelley
Thomas Collin
OLPH
Chesnutt
Andy North
Fred Swann
Jeff Jones
Artichokes Clinch 12-3 Romp To End Season On High Note
Scottsdale Community College closed the year with a 12-3 win over Phoenix College in a romp that capped an 8-18 conference and 11-29 overall record. Jerry Vasquez fanned six, Bob Bill hit a grand slam, and Jim Poole and Poole's two run homer fueled SCC offense.
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Artichokes
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Bobby Bill
Jim Poole
SCC
Phoenix
Scottsdale High
Jack Lawson
Steve Huff
Gerard
Brian Kelly
Marty Maier
Vasquez
Bill
Poole
Junior Hernandez
Jack Marshall
Lawson
Fred Nelson
Arcadia girls dominate A League and eye state gymnastics title
Arcadia led the A League meet with 200.20 points to top Saguaro’s 194.35 as Debra Jelsma topped all around with 66.50. Arcadia athletes Donna Lipphardt Michelle Mitchell and Marlene Lipphardt delivered top events while Saguaro’s Jelsma earned four state berths and led all around. Mesa finished third in team scoring with 162.65 points Camelback fourth at 155.60.
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Coronado
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Nemmers
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Mesa
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Yuma
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Casa Grande
Reds Star Johnny Bench Heads Home for Knee Exam
Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench planned to fly to Cincinnati for a knee examination after two weeks of right knee trouble. Bench said he could catch but did not want to aggravate the injury.
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Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Bench
Bench
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