Firebirds suffer worst defeat at Mesa Jackrabbits
Chaparral's football team was routed 62 0 by Mesa Jackrabbits Friday night. Mesa outs rushed Chaparral 361 to 34 and held a 15 4 first down edge. Chaparral quarterbacks were sacked nine times and fumbled twice as the Firebirds failed to capitalize on a fourth quarter break.
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Sports Roundup From Associated Press Wires
A concise recap from AP wires highlights varied outcomes across leagues. Key results include standout performances, close finishes, and notable shifts in team standings. Players to watch earn mention for scoring bursts and clutch plays shaping recent cycles.
Suns fall in squeaker in Seattle preseason heartstopper
In Portland the Seattle SuperSonics edged the Phoenix Suns 91-90 as Mike Green and Slick Watts hit late free throws and Bruce Seals added a key jumper. Paul Westphal led Phoenix with 17 points. In Las Vegas a court barred UNLV from suspending Coach Jerry Tarkanian amid NCAA probation on the Rebels basketball program.
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McLendon and Jones Lead Napa Golf Open After Round Two
Mac McLendon and Grier Jones fired matching 69 and 68 to share the 36 hole lead at Napa California’s $200,000 tournament. Tom Watson surged with a 40-foot eagle try but stood four behind the leaders as the field narrowed.
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USC Rolls Past Washington State In Pac-8 Clash
USC tailbacks Charles White and Dwight Ford ran for a combined 246 yards and four touchdowns while Rob Hertel threw for 182 yards as the No. 2 Trojans overwhelmed Washington State 41-7 in a Pac-8 game in Los Angeles.
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Meyers and Kern Reach State Amateur Quarterfinals
Meyers defends CAREFREE title with a 4 and 3 win over Stan Volk of Tucson and Kern defeats ASU’s Dan Foreman 2 and 1 to move into Saturday’s quarterfinals at the 1977 State Amateur Golf Championship.
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Baseball standings wrap from end of season and Sunday games
End of regular season results show standings with teams such as Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Seattle Minnesota Oakland and California listed with pitchers and records. Weekend games include Cleveland at Toronto Baltimore at Boston Detroit at New York Seattle at Chicago Minnesota at Milwaukee Oakland at Texas and California at Kansas City.
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Yankees Try Again to Clinch AL East Title
The Yankees seek a third straight day of clinching the AL East as Billy Martin's team aims to lock up the division after losses to Cleveland and Detroit. Boston chases with an 11-10 win over Baltimore, two games back with two to play as Fenway hosts Baltimore. Rusty Staub and John Hiller key Detroit win. Red Sox flood with RBI from Fisk and Rice.
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Dodgers Edge Phillies in NLCS Pitching Showdown
In spring chatter about baseball, the Dodgers appear to hold the edge in overall NLCS pitching over the Phillies. Ozark must manage injuries to Lonborg and Christenson while Carlton, Reed, and bullpen arms shape Philadelphia's plan, as Lasorda relies on a deep Dodgers staff led by John and Sutton.
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Pele bids farewell aboard final Cosmos Santos exhibition
Edson Arantes do Nascimento known as Pele ends a 22 year span of dazzling play with a retirement from competitive soccer. In Giants Stadium his last game drew 76 000 fans as the Cosmos faced Santos in a ceremonial match before Pele pivots to private life and plans a European promotional tour.
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Slo-pitch results from Scottsdale Parks and Recreation
Slo-pitch results show multiple games across Men's A B C and Women's leagues. Notable scores include Generals 17 Primo 5, RCM 10 Prima 9, Pottery Paradise 16 Phoenix Racquets 12, and Scotch Mist 9 Hitchcock Railway 6. Individual stats mention Gibby Gorman, Jem Foster, Kim Whitney, Bruce Erickson, Dan Sullivan, and Pat Karnegay among others.
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Ali to fight Ellis for charity exhibition in Atlanta
Muhammad Ali and Jimmy Ellis will meet October 13 in Atlanta for a four round exhibition to benefit the Friendship Force, Omni spokesman said. Ali had just defended his title on Thursday.
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Seaver keeps pitching as 21st win lifts Reds
Tom Seaver, tired yet brilliant, earned his 21st win and lowered his ERA to 2.59 after a 7-1 victory over the Atlanta Braves. He reflects on a season that began with the Mets and finished in Cincinnati, where a trade last June reshaped his career. Other NL scores include Phillies 9 Expos 4, Pirates 3 Cubs 1, Cardinals 7 Mets 2 then 6-2, Giants 7 Padres 5, and Dodgers 6 Astros 5 in 14 innings.
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Dog Selex By Perry Mutuel Race Card At Phoenix Park
Tonight at Phoenix Greyhound Park a veteran track handicapper prepares the Progress card with lane numbers in parentheses. The race list includes Birdstone Juggernaut SR and many others, with best bet Birdalone in the éth and best quin 1-2 in the 6th.
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Freshman teams post shutouts in Scottsdale results
Scottsdale Freshmen beat Chandler 190 with 1 yard TD runs by Dan Larkin and Jeff Jarke. Randy Hayes added a 50 yard interception return TD and PAT. Scottsdale defense led by Dan Dean and Vance McMahan. Saguaro Freshmen dominate Cadin 36 0 behind Newstead 144 yards three TDs. Starky Hart Bartolomeo Bishop Dickey opened gaps. Chaparral JV tops Mesa 20 14 as Stencic praises poise. Benton Page Reagen score for Firebirds.
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Women's golf flight results from Coronado Paradise Valley and more
Coronado Golf Course hosted a throw out the worst hole event with Flight A to D led by Marge Steele and other top finishers. Paradise Valley CC T S Tournament featured half handicap divisions with multiple class winners including Marion Tait Alta Hafford Valerie Crook Gwen O'Brien and Mary Brambach among others. Malley Country Club Miners saw Peg Fleischi and Darlyne Irwin top their flights while Dodson Ranch Golf Course reported strong scores from Paula Steen Jan Carpenter Jan Lawson and Olive Brooks in separate flights.
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Scottsdale and Chaparral Freshmen Tennis Results
Scottsdale freshmen beat McClintock 7 to 2 with Cindy Schulz winning 8-3 in singles. Doubles Rowe and Kim Nelson won 11-? Scottsdale's rep. Chaparral freshmen defeated Chandler 6 to 3 as Madeleine Pomeroy won 9-8 in singles and Pomeroy with Nancy Musgrave won 9-7 in doubles. Chaparral improves to 2-0.
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