Coronado Boys Win City Cross Country Meet with Course Mark
Coronado led by Curtis Bluth and Dave Barney swept the city meet as Bluth set a course record 14 27 and Barney was close behind at 14 28. Mike Walsmann from Scottsdale pushed the pace and finished third as Coronado won 18 points to Saguaro 60 and Scottsdale 72. Junior varsity star Bill Blair of Coronado won in 16 35, setting a JV record and guiding the Dons to a 28 35 JV win over Scottsdale.
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Kirk Fiehler
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Scott Griffy
Tom Brady
Paul Mosely
Mark Lessig
Bruce McPherson Cor
Mike Mason
Ray Wheeler Scotts
Don Zelechowski
Dan Raby Scotts
Dave Kenyon
Greg Reeves
Mike Reed
Herbie Johnson
Expos plan tough fight to land slugging Reggie
Montreal manager Dick Williams targets Reggie Jackson as the cornerstone of a new Expos dynasty after Oakland success. He cites the club’s money to spend and aims for a contending club in three years, while noting Jackson’s preference for warm weather and a top-tier, pricey five-year contract.
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Dick Williams
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Pirates trade for A's manager Chuck Tanner
Pittsburgh GM Harding Peterson lands Chuck Tanner as manager, sending catcher Manny Sanguillen and 100000 dollars from Oakland owner Charlie Finley. Tanner replaces retiring Danny Murtaugh, returning to western Pennsylvania after a year with the A's who finished second in the AL West.
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New Castle
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Western Pennsylvania
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Seattle Defeats Suns in Defensive Showdown
Seattle coach Bill Russell credited defense for an 8-84 victory over Phoenix as Dennis Johnson and Bobby Wilkerson helped spark the Sonics. Fred Brown led Seattle with 26 points while Ricky Sobers scored 18 for the Suns amid a late scuffle between Willie Norwood and Dennis Awtry.
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Phoenix
Jack MacLeod
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MacLeod
Dennis Johnson
Bobby Wilkerson
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Sonics
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Fred Brown
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Battle of the Dales: SCC vs Glendale in Arizona JC showdown
Scottsdale Community College, 4 4 record, faces Glendale CC, winless in eight, at Glendale 7 30 p m. Artichokes rely on Chilton’s 999 passing yards last three games and Beckman with 464 receiving yards, while Glendale dreams a season lift despite weak defense. Kent Roberts eyes 1 000 rushing yards tonight as Scottsdale seeks momentum ahead of next week’s finale with Arizona Western.
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Greg Jackson
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Air Force at Arizona State Tonight in College Football
College football action stars Air Force visiting Arizona State University at Sun Devil Stadium at 7 30 p m with radio coverage on 960 AM and 94 5 FM Also on the schedule Jaco football Scottsdale CC at Glendale CC at 7 30 p m Dog racing Phoenix Greyhound Park 8 p m and Sunday North Bank 10 000 Meter Run at 11 a m at 40th Street and Camelback plus Bobby Ball 150 at Phoenix International Raceway and other events including horse racing at Turf Paradise boxing at Scottsdale VFW and Suns Welcome Home Party in Scottsdale
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Raiders wary of Bears clash on downhill path to playoffs
Oakland leading the NFL West at 7-1 faces Chicago 4-4 as Ken Stabler and a stout defense meet Walter Payton and a Bears offense struggling outside the run. Bears coach Jack Pardee notes tough opposition while San Diego and other league games loom on Sunday.
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Tempe golfer John Jackson wins NGA Open crown
Tempe’s John Jackson captured the NGA Open title with a final round 68 finishing at 277 to win the $72,000 tournament. The 72-hole event at McCormick Ranch Palm Course featured 160 players on a 6919 yard layout. Kurt Cox and Allan Pate tied for second at 279 while Cece Ferguson shot 280 and Peter Jacobsen and Mike Reasor tied for fifth at 283.
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