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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1976

Page

7

Coronado Dons Eye State Bid In Central Division Play

Coronado with a 17 3 1 season lead the Central Division tournament as it opens with Yuma Criminals at Rendezvous Park Mesa. Chaparral faces McClintock while Tempe plays Chandler and Mesa meets A Teague champ. The Dons aim for a state berth at Phoenix Municipal Stadium next week backed by strong hitting pitching and near flawless defense.

Coronado Dons Dons Coronado Yuma Chaparral Firebirds Jerry Dawson Roy Coppinger Rob Halchishick Mark Brewer Tim Butts Jim Anderson Mark Seeger Scott Hanneman Ouput Brian Coveney McClintock Steve Shcelnik Firebird Dan Gardiner Jeff Piltz Miles Bublik Scottsdale

Warriors blame game after double overtime loss to Suns

In Oakland the Warriors blame forwards and guards after a 133 129 double overtime defeat to Phoenix. Al Attles says everyone shares blame as attention focuses on Garfield Heard 10 offensive boards and key turnovers. Jamaal Wilkes notes Heard's aggressive inside play while Charles Dudley suffers a hairline wrist fracture but aims to play next game.

Oakland Golden State Warriors al Attles Warriors Phoenix Suns Oakland Coliseum Attles Gus Williams Garfield Heard Suns Charles Dudley

ABA now down to 6 franchises as Squires fold

The ABA shrinks to six teams after the Virginia Squires become the latest casualty. Commissioner DeBusschere announced the franchise terminated for failing to meet obligations to the league and players. Squires GM Ankerson and owners discuss potential action amid unresolved pay and legal issues.

NEW York American Basketball Association Virginia Squires ABA Virginia Squires Baltimore Claws San Diego Sails Utah Stars Dave DeBusschere Jack Ankerson Dave van Cunningham DeBusschere Ticky Burden Mel Bennett Burden New York Knicks National Basketball Association Bennett NBA Philadelphia 76Ers Cunningham

Arizona twister Kari Lewis places fifth at nationals

Kari Lewis of the Arizona Twisters gymnastics team finished fifth in the girls 12 to 14 all around at the United States Gymnastics Federation Junior National Championships in Eugene Oregon. She won the balance beam with a 9.50, placed third on floor with 9.60, and sixth on bars with 9.15. Kristi Rechlin of the Desert Devils also competed, finishing ninth on balance beam and floor, and 25th in the all around.

Kari Lewis Arizona Twisters United States Gymnastics Federation Eugene Ore Lewis Pueblo School Kay Schreiber Scottsdale Yancey Lewis Flagstaff Arizona Desert Devils Devils Kristi Rechlin Rechlin

Paradise Valley freshman Anderson sets meet high jump record

Lori Anderson of Paradise Valley High School cleared 56 percent to win the 14 15 year old high jump and earned a gold at the Southern California Cheetahs Invitational at Citrus College. She also placed in hurdles and relays for STC, with team second in the 14 15 400 yard relay and other top finishes across events.

Lori Anderson Paradise Valley High School Southern California Cheetahs Citrus College Azuza Calif Anderson Scottsdale Sloan Thompson Heidi Dobberstein Mary Lenartz STC

Second Van's Evergreen Junior Golf Championship Signups

Registration closes Friday for the second annual Van's Evergreen Junior Golf Championship on May 22 at Van's Evergreen Golf Course. Five divisions for boys and girls 17 and under, low gross wins. Entry fee 2.50 mailed to Junior Golf Tournament 2511 S Terrace Rd Tempe 85282. Trophies awarded to top two in each division.

Van's Evergreen Van’s Evergreen Golf Course S. Terrace Rd Tempe

SAR-trained boxers win state Junior Olympic crowns

Five SAR trained boxers claimed gold at the Arizona State Junior Olympic Championships in Scottsdale. Notable victors include Jim and Tom Harrison, Doug Baker, Al Rodriguez Jr., and Jesse Begley in multiple weight classes, with Eloy and Glendale Boys' Club sharing top team honors. The event drew 113 competitors aged 10 to 15 and advances to a Western States regional.

Arizona Scottsdale Municipal Stadium Harrison Brothers Jim Tom Doug Baker SAR al Rodriguez Jesse Begley Jimmy Harrison Larry Jackson Boys’ Clubs Phoenix Arturo Tevaqui Manny Gym Tucson Baker Rodney Rhodes Florence al Rodriguez , Jr Adam Rogers Jakes Gym Winslow Bebe Martinez Rodriguez Garcia Chandler Mark Loggins Eloy Cassius Mathews Nick Nuzzo Eddie Walker Mesa Ramon Estrada Glendale Boys Terry Tolliver Randy Robles Robert Pimental Glendale Boys Club Georgie Garcia Mike van Henry Contreal Gills Gym Daniel Cruz Glendale Boys’ Club James Cooper Boys’ Club Doug Anderson Henry Contreras Western States Apollo High School Glendale Scottsdale Civic Center Plaza Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department

Coronado Saguaro Sail to State Spots in Central Swim Meet

Coronado took third and Saguaro fourth in the Central Division championships. 28 swimmers qualified for state. Westwood won the meet with 367.42 points. Coronado stars Doug Richards and Richard Peters led wins and relays while Saguaro’s Tim Guiney and Bill Marcotte claimed multiple top finishes. Arcadia and Scottsdale High posted notable showings as qualifiers propelled to state.

Coronado Saguaro Powell Junior High Mesa Westwood Arcadia Scottsdale High Doug Richards Richard Peters Richards Peters Steve Warren Joe d’Eon Warren Pat O'Neill Mike Wagner O'Neill d’Eon Dons Danny Plant Tim Guiney Bill Marcotte Sabercats Matt Reeves Jim O'Donnell Saguro Bill Swanson Bob Cofrances O'Donnell Cofrances Swanson Marcotte Guiney Roger Cahoon Pat Burns Scott Jerlow Jim Parmer Jerlow Parmer Jim Immer Titans Doug Gruender

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