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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1976

Page

4

Bucs face Raiders as 0-14 horizon darkens season

John McKay notes three hard tests ahead for Tampa Bay after hosting Oakland, with Pittsburgh and New England looming and the 0-14 goal slipping further. Raiders lead AFC West at 10-1 while Cowboys and Lions win bolster race for playoff seeding amid wild card chase.

Associated Press John McKay Tampa Bay Buccaneers Oakland Raiders Raiders Pittsburgh Steelers New England Patriots NFL Oakland Cliff Branch Dave Casper Ken Stabler Bucs Raiders Philadelphia Washington Pittsburgh Cincinnati Denver New England New York Jets Baltimore New Orleans Los Angeles Seattle New York Giants Miami Cleveland Chicago Green Bay Atlanta Houston Kansas City San Diego Dallas St. Louis McKay John Madden Philadephia Redskins

Arizona Edges ASU In Overtime Thriller

Tim Marshall scored the overtime winner as Arizona beat arch rival Arizona State 92 91 in the season opener. Phil Taylor forced OT with a late hook shot, Herman Harris led with 34 points for the Wildcats and James Holliman paced ASU with 20.

Tucson Tim Marshall Arizona Arizona State Phil Taylor ASU Taylor Herman Harris James Holliman Mark Landsberger Western Athletic Conference

Scottsdale Daily Progress Item November 27 1976

A compact notice from Scottsdale Arizona dated November 27 1976 highlights a local item of interest. The brief mentions community affairs and civic details, reflecting the era’s small town news focus and public notices.

Regents give nod to talk to Pac-8

The University of Arizona and Arizona State University won board approval to begin formal talks with the Pac-8 on joining the conference. A voice vote, with two opposed, clears a path to a December Presidents Council vote and possible invitation, while weighing changes in basketball gate receipts and existing five-year football contracts with Western Athletic Conference foes.

Tucson University of Arizona Arizona State University Arizona Board of Regents Arizona Western Athletic Conference John Schaefer WAC Regents ASU

Madlock Eyes Free Agent Salaries With Cubs Watch

Cubs star Bill Madlock says he will seek a fair salary reflecting his record while noting few players match his 1974 .339 batting with 15 home runs and 85 RBIs. He plans talks with Chicago management as free agents land bigger deals.

Chicago Bill Madlock Chicago Cubs Cubs Madlock Joe Rudi Don Baylor California Audi Baylor Texas

Free agency hurts Orioles and A's as top clubs lose stars

The article notes Baltimore and Oakland shed major players as free agents flock to weaker clubs. Oakland lost eight free agents including stars like Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers, while Baltimore saw Bobby Grich and Wayne Garland depart and Reggie Jackson pursued by several teams. Palmer hints at trade desires amid a shift toward parity next season.

New York Baltimore Oakland A's Don Baylor California Bert Campaneris Texas Sal Bando Milwaukee Joe Rudi Gene Tenace Rollie Fingers San Diego Fingers Padres Orioles A’s Bobby Grich Wayne Garland Cleveland Reggie Jackson New York Yankees Montreal Expos San Diego Padres Royle Stillman Jackson Expos Yankees Don Gullett Maybe Jackson Boston Bill Campbell Garland Bando Jim Palmer Washington Post

Mesa Wins Valley of the Sun Classic Title In Scoring Finish

Mesa Community College Thunderbirds edge Glendale 68 64 to claim the Valley of the Sun Classic at Scottsdale. Larry Cook scores 22 and Mark Stephenson clamps down Glendale’s top scorer as Santa Ana and SCC also post tournament results including Scottsdale 94 Phoenix 82 and Trinidad 83 Chaffey 70.

Larry Cook Mark Stephenson Mesa Community College Thunderbirds Glendale Community College Scottsdale Community College SCC Phoenix College Santa Ana California College of Eastern Utah Trinidad Colorado Chaffey Cook Tbirds Stephenson Glendale Ray Arvizu Arvizu Teddy Colter Mesa Artichokes Mark Stevens Larry Johnson Cornell Nesby Brian Gills Norman Jordan Tyrone Martin Dan Johnson Totals Ray Arvizy Jerry Gass John Gaydosz Ron Anthony Dennis Dawson Gerard Ross Allen Larsen Teddy Colfer Eastern Utah Steve Smith Steve Hair Sylvester Pritchett Dave Nelson Ricky Patterson Kevin Williams Reggie Traylor Allen Scholtec Greg Morrill Allan Campbell Chava Lopez Gary Huber Brent Owens Max Livingston Garth Alred David Billings Scottsdale Phoenix William Haynes Brian McCusker Joan Glenn Ronell Stanch Jim Walker Jim Shelton Louie Sanchez Hank Herrington Chris McCord Mike Hiralez Charles Holly Mike Hogan Joe Blanco Derrell White Richard Booth Charles Moss Charles Wilson Ken Beach Rick Gillespie Mark Miller Charles Combs Greg Woodruff Barry Young Stan Krieger Leroy Fowler Ken Jackson Roger Gubichuck Mario Mancha Tony Moran Mike Sears Bruce Daniels David Holgate

Arizona vs Arizona State in 50th Western Athletic clash

Arizona coach Jim Young targets beating Arizona State as the two rivals meet in the 50th WAC showdown. Injuries mar both clubs with top quarterbacks out or doubtful, ASU's Sproul and Arizona's Lunsford among those listed. Backup backs Malone and Harris receive workload as Fred Mortensen starts for ASU.

Tucson Arizona Jim Young Arizona State ASU Dennis Sproul Marc Lunsford Frank Rush John Jefferson Stan Robinson Fred Mortensen Mark Lovett Mike Harris Marc Young Kush Mark Malone Mortensen Harris

Local Tonight Sports Card Highlights Multiple Events

Boxing features Wyoming against Club SAR at 8 p.m. at Scottsdale Boys' Club. Pro basketball Seattle faces Phoenix Suns at 7:30 p.m. at Memorial Coliseum. Dog racing runs 8 p.m. at Phoenix Greyhound Park. Arizona State hosts Arizona in college football at 7:30 p.m. in Tucson. Arizona State Open wrestling starts 7:30 p.m. at Sun Devil Gym Tempe. Sunday horse racing at Turf Paradise 1:20 p.m. Motorcycle racing practice at 9:30 a.m. and race at 1 p.m. at Phoenix International Raceway.

Wyoming Club Sar Scottsdale Boys’ Club Seattle Phoenix Suns Memorial Coliseum Phoenix Greyhound Park Arizona State Arizona Tucson Sun Devil Gym Tempe Turf Paradise Phoenix International Raceway

Notre Dame Eyes Perfect Effort Against Southern Cal

Notre Dame coach Dan Devine says the 13th ranked Fighting Irish must play errorless ball to upset third ranked USC in the Coliseum. USC star Ricky Bell aims to shine as No. 9 Pitt rolls toward the Sugar Bowl after 24 7 win over Penn State.

LOS Angeles Dan Devine Southern California Fighting Irish Trojans Notre Dame Coliseum John Robinson Cal Ricky Bell Pitt Tony Dorsett Bell Michigan UCLA Penn State Alabama Miami Philadelphia Auburn Bir Panthers Georgia Oklahoma Nebraska Elvis Peacock Colorado Ohio State

Tar Heels Use Four Corner Offense To Top Wolfpack

North Carolina defeated North Carolina State 78 to 66 in the Big Four Tournament opener as coach Norm Sloan criticized the Tar Heels over the ball control. Wake Forest then beat Duke 81 to 80 to reach the finals, with Southern Illinois topping Missouri 68 to 55 and Illinois edging St Louis 68 to 65 to advance in the Arch Classic.

North Carolina Norm Sloan Sloan Tar Heels Wolfpack Wake Forest Greensboro Coliseum Duke Southern Illinois Missouri Illinois St. Louis University

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