Momentum shifts as A's even playoff series with 5 0 win
In Oakland, the Athletics beat the Orioles 5 0 to even the AL playoff series at one game each. Ken Holtzman pitched well, backed by a late A's rally with key errors by Baltimore and a Ray Fosse homer, while Al Dark and Earl Weaver spar over momentum as the scene moves to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
UPI
A’s
Orioles
al Dark
Earl Weaver
Baltimore
Weaver
Ken Holtzman
Dark
Vida Blue
Jim Palmer
Dave McNally
Holtzman
Bobby Grich
Sal Bando
Oakland Strongman
Billy North
Joe Rudi
McNally
Wayne Garland
Bob Reynolds
Grant Jackson
Enos Cabell
Andy Etchebarren
Curt Morton
Gene Tenace
Claudell Washington
Reggie Jackson
Frank Baker
Herb Washington
Ray Fosse
Sun Devils slip from power as rebuilding labels persist
A columnist argues Arizona State football's decline stems from lax recruiting and a false rebuilding excuse. He notes early season highs with Houston and Texas Christian, then a 9 0 loss to Missouri and a 16 10 win over Wyoming amid turnover issues, blaming coaching for not maintaining top talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas Christian
Devils
Kush
ASU
Sun Devils
Missouri
Wyoming
Cey Leads Dodgers To 5-2 Win Over Pirates In NL Series
Dodgers star Ron Cey nicknamed The Penguin powered a 5-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates to move Los Angeles within one win of the NL pennant. Cey collected four hits including a homer and two doubles after battling illness and a temporary slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Ron Cey
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cey
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Doug Ray
Los Angeles
Bruce Kison
Dodger
Suns cancel game as roof leaks prompt quick coliseum reroof
Phoenix Suns exhibition with Portland was canceled after the oval roof leaked creating puddles. Arizona Exposition and Coliseum Board plans to reroof Veterans Memorial Coliseum now, with bids to be sought quickly. The project costs 60 000 to 75 000 dollars and requires no legislative appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lenny Wilkens
Colangelo
Smith
Marshall captures Arizona Open at Rio Verde
Scottsdale pro Jim Marshall won the Ping Arizona Open at Rio Verde Country Club with an 18-foot birdie on 18 for a 54-hole total of 206, seven under par. Joe Porter was second at 207, earning $1,650. Bob Erickson placed third at 209, tied with low amateur Charlie Gibson. Lindsey tied for 14th after a final 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Jim Marshall
New Rio Verde Country Club
Marshall
Pima Golf Resort
Joe Porter
Bob Erickson
San Antonio
Charlie Gibson
Arizona State
Gibson
Coronado
Mike Lindsey
Lindsey
Penguin nickname fits Dodgers star Ron Cey in series
Dodgers third baseman Ron Cey nicknamed The Penguin by his Washington State coach Charley Brayton, proved his power with a home run and two doubles in a 5-2 playoff win over the Pirates. Despite illness and two errors yesterday, Dodgers manager Walt Alston praised his effort as the team near a pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Walter Alston
Cey
Don Sutton
Milton Richman
UPI
Pittsburgh
Ron Cey
Charlie Chaplin
Fred Astaire
Twinkletoes Selkirk
Los Angeles Dodgers
Spaulding
Walt Alston
Alston
Washington State
Chuck Brayton
Penguin
Tommy Lasorda
Lasorda
Arizona State 16 Wyoming 10 in Western Athletic opener
Arizona State escapes Laramie with a 16-10 win over Wyoming as Frank Kush’s Sun Devils overcome six fumbles and a pass interception. Dennis Sproul and Morris Owens connect on a 61 yard strike for the decisive score with 3:48 left in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
UPI
Frank Kush
Wyoming
Cowboys
Kush
Arizona State
Dennis Sproul
Morris Owens
Rick Costello
Sun Devils
Sproul
Bob Breunig Peover
John Washington
Greg Hudson
Robbie Wright
Joe Marion
Danny Kush
Freddie Williams
Mark Lovett
Garland Evans
Bobcats Dominate Lumberjacks in Big Sky Win
State University Bobcats rolled to a 44-21 victory over Northern Arizona Lumberjacks as Kracher rushed for 39, 15, and 12 yards. MSU exploded for 21 points in the second quarter to seize control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University Bobcats
Big Sky
Lumberjacks
Northern Arizona
Kracher
MSU
Coronado Dominates Cross Country Meet in局 Friday Action
Coronado swept the top three in the boys race led by Doug Fledderjohn 15 05 ahead of Alan Simons and Craig Levario. McClintock and Tempe also posted strong results with Tempe beating Saguaro and Arcadia losing to Chaparral. No further results available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
McClintock
Saguaro
Tempe
Chaparral
Arcadia
Doug Fledderjohn
Alan Simons
Craig Levario
Danny Noles
Marc Rossenbach
Steve Williams
Dons
Fledderjohn
Eldorado Park
Simons
Levario
Ditzen Golf Tournament Opens Entries at McCormick Ranch
Entries are accepted for the second annual Walt Ditzen Golf Tournament at McCormick Ranch Golf Course. Prizes include Suns season tickets and a Las Vegas trip. Proceeds go to the Scottsdale Boys Club. entry fee is 50 dollars with lunch and green fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Ditzen
McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale Boys Club
Phoenix Suns
Las Vegas
Arizona State University
Boys Club
Scottsdale Girls' Club Twisters Gymnasts Rout Saltos
The Arizona Twisters trounced the Salt Lake City Saltos 350.39 to 286.35 in a dual meet at the Girls' Club. Tammy Manville swept events on floor exercise vault and balance beam for a 35.54 all around. Pam Godward won uneven bars and finished high in all around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Arizona Twisters
Salt Lake City
Saltos
Jeri Cameron
Kittie Kennedy
Kari Lewis
Diane Lewis
Jan Shelley
Julie Geeway
van Nuys
Calif
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Snider
Sports Editor
Scottsdale High
Wyoming Cowboys
Danny White
Benny Malone
Woody Green
J.D. Hill
Steve Holden
Junior Ah You
Bucs
Pennant
Bob Robertson
Arizona
Pirates
Frank Cey
Pacific Highway Southwest
Tacoma
Wash
Ron
Bobcats
Don Harriership
Phil’ Thorne
Sabércats
Paul Mason
Doug Wagner
John Moss
Jesse Martinez
Steve Land
Firebirds
R. L
Erotic Review
FIAT
U.S
E. McDowell Rd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!