Pop Warner Raiders top Mesa Wildcats and Mustangs
Pop Warner Raiders posted two close wins on Saturday. The Raiders beat the Mesa Wildcats 15 to 7, while the younger midget team defeated the Mustangs 13 to 6. Jeff Barton scored the opening touchdown and Mike Conner added the conversion. A 10 yard pass from Conner to Tom Sather in the third period pushed the lead to 13-0.
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Scottsdale
Pop Warner
Raiders
Mesa Wildcats
Mustangs
Jeff Barton
Mike Conner
Conner
Tom Sather
Raider
Sather
Tom Burniece
Doug Colvin
Greg Gladstone
Bruce Wells
Rory George
Dave Richard
Sparky Goodrich
Goodrich
Kent Bolin
Bob Mead
Dennis Ronan
Mike Dommin
Danny Breazle
Mark Blalock
Jim Menoes
Western Park
Glendale
Cubs rout Kansas in Arizona Instructional League opener
The Scottsdale Cubs crushed Kansas City Athletics 9-1 in the 1986 Arizona Instructional League opener at Phoenix Municipal Stadium. Fergy Jenkins earned the win in six innings, with Gary Jestadt, Norman Gigon, and Clarence Jones driving in two runs each. John Donaldson led Athletics with a triple and two singles.
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Ernie Humphrys
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Dodgers
Mesa
Rendezvous Park
Dave Nelson
Cub
Fergy Jenkins
Fred Norman
Gene Guinn
Cecil Upshaw
Guinn
RBI
Gary Jestadt
Norman Gigon
Clarence Jones
John Donaldson
Hitchcox Leads U S Swimmers With Six Gold Medals
The United States dominated the final day of the Little Olympics swimming events in Mexico City earning 10 golds total, 21 in all, as Charles Hickox of Phoenix and Claudia Kolb of Santa Clara emerged as top performers with six and four golds respectively. Russia trailed with 12 golds as U S A topped the medals table.
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Miss Kolb
Charles Nickcox
Phoenix
Mexico City
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Ariz
University of Indiana
Claudia Kolb
Santa Clara
Calif
Hickox
U.S
Russia
Field goal kills Volunteers for second straight weekend
Tennessee loses 11-10 to Alabama as Kenny Stabler leads a late Tide drive to set up a 17 yard field goal. Alabama converts a two point try to cut the lead to two, then holds for the finale. Michigan State, Notre Dame, UCLA, USC, Nebraska, Georgia Tech, Florida, Purdue, Oklahoma also win. Jimmy Raye leads Michigan State to a rain soaked victory at Ohio State. Notre Dame tops North Carolina. USC beats Stanford. Penn State defeats Stanford.
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Doug Dickey
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Tide
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Paul Bryant
Stabler
Wayne
Cook
Steve Davis
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Ohio State
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North Carolina
UCLA
Penn State
Southern California
Stanford
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Auburn
Florida
North Carolina State
Purdue
Michigan
Oklahoma
Kansas
Jimmy Raye
Columbus
Ohio
Terry Hanraity
Jim Seymour
Eddy
Conjar
Troy Winslow
Senate Hurdle In House Threatens Merger Antitrust Bill
The piece likens Senate action to a long pass to Dirksen as Rep. Celler blocks the drive in the House. Celler argues the merger antitrust exemption lacks debate and testimony from players and the TV industry. His stance creates a potential setback as lawmakers press testimony and debate on the proposal.
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Emanual Celler
D-N.y
Russell B. Long
D-La
Everett Dirksen
Dirksen
Wilbur Mills
Mills
Pafety
Celler
Hale Boggs
D-' la
John’ W. Byrnes
R-Wis
House
League
Neer
Ules
Cellier
Blanda Shines as Oilers Rout Jets in 24-0 Victory
The Houston Oilers defeated the New York Jets 24 to 0 as backup veteran George Blanda threw two touchdown passes and 39-year-old Blanda showcased a late career revival. Namath struggled with four interceptions and the Jets failed to score, while Buffalo and Oakland also posted league results.
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George Blanda
Namath
New York
New York Jets
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Houston Oilers
Jets
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Boston
Houston
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San Deigo
Oakland
Bill Mathis
Appleton
John Henry Johnson
Blanche
W.K. Hicks
Daryle Lamonica
Jack Kemp
San Diego
Kemp
Bills
Booth Luster
Lamonica
Bobby Burnett
John Hall
Chargers
Bill
Packers Pair Routs Bears as Hayes Blunders Cost Cowboys
Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor powered the Green Bay Packers to a 17-0 win over the Chicago Bears while Bob Hayes fumbled a fair catch late in the fourth quarter, allowing a 27 yard field goal that led to a 10-10 tie for the Cowboys. Minnesota topped Los Angeles 35-7 and other NFL results included Baltimore over Detroit 45-14 New York over Washington 13-10 Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 31-14 and San Francisco crushing Atlanta 44-7. Taylor and Hornung led a 66 yard drive in the third quarter with Taylor scoring from the one after key receptions and runs set up the score.
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Scott Appleton
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Olen Underwood
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Sid Blanks
Charlie Hennigan
Buffalo
San Diego
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Kansas City
Miami
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Fred McMane
Paul Hornung
Jim Taylor
Bob Hayes
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Taylor
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Jim Grabowski
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Cardinals
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Washington
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Atlanta
Bears
Packers
Rodgers fuels Bulls in upset season opener
Rodger s, veteran playmaker known for swift passing and high assist totals with Wilt Chamberlain and Rick Barry, aids the Chicago Bulls as they beat St Louis 104-97 in the season opener. He scored 18 points in each half and helped the expansion club take control after a 27-27 tie.
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United Press International
Guy Rodgers
Wilt Chamberlain
Nate Thurmond
Rick Barry
Chicago Bulls
Rodgers
National Basketball Association
Bulls
NBA
Chicago
How Much Life Insurance Is Enough for You
An ad promotes an electronic program from a company offering a confidential guide to financial security. It claims the computer will assess current status and recommend exactly what is needed for tomorrow. Subscribers are invited to fill out and mail a coupon to obtain their answer.
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