Dons claim fourth gym title in division AAI meet
Coronado Dons win their fourth straight division AAI gymnastics trophy at Westwood High with 77.5 points. Individual standout Brian Scott took multiple top spots including floor and high bar, as eight Dons qualified for state opener in Tucson. Scottsdale High, Arcadia, and Westwood trailed with limited placing.
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Andretti Favored For Indianapolis 500 Pole Position
Mario Andretti battles the field for the pole at the 51st annual gasoline derby on Memorial Day at Indianapolis. With 20,000 spectators and threatening weather, qualifiers could set records as Andretti seeks to top his own 166.328 mph one lap and 165.899 mph four lap marks.
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Knudson Takes New Orleans Lead With Glove Hope
Canadian star George Knudson surged to the top of the New Orleans Open with six birdies and an eagle in the first round after using a glove for the first time in years. He led by one stroke over Jack Nicklaus, Bob Charles, and Johnny Pott as the field was cut to 76 players at 146 or better.
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Giants Beat Astros 6-1 Behind Marichal and Mays
Juan Marichal pitched his fifth straight complete game victory for the Giants as Willie Mays hit a three run homer to power a 6-1 win over the Houston Astros in Friday night action.
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Palmer Dominates Yanks in 14-0 Orioles Victory
Jim Palmer fired a one hitter through seven innings and two batters in the eighth, as the Orioles crushed the Yankees 14-0 at Yankee Stadium. Frank Robinson and Paul Blair drove in four runs each in a 17-hit Baltimore assault, while Whitey Ford took the loss.
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Titans win golf crown and Dons fall in playoff duel
Arcadia High defends the AAL golf title at San Marcos CC with a 296 team score. Westwood earns runner up after a 312 312 tie with Coronado, decided by a four hole playoff won by Coronado’s Curtis. Individual champ Mack Lake led Westwood with 39 33 for 72.
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Stevens Leaves Phoenix College to Lead Santa Barbara JC
Les Stevens resigned as Phoenix College track coach to accept the head coach job at Santa Barbara City College. The 32 year old Iowa graduate has coached Phoenix for two seasons and led the Bears to a third straight national junior college track championship last year. He replaces Russ Wenzlau who stepped down to focus on department chair duties.
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Glendale captures JC golf crown at San Marcos
Glendale Community College won its first state junior college golf championship at San Marcos Country Club. Bob Phillips earned medalist honors with a 220 total, six strokes ahead of Bob Day of Phoenix College and Mike Hubbard of Cochise College. Glendale led team scoring with 18, Cochise 92, Phoenix College 935, and Mesa Community 1,057.
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