Malone aims for third straight 100 yard game for Dolphins
Benny Malone, rising for Miami, seeks a third consecutive 100 yard rushing effort as the Dolphins host the Seattle Seahawks. Malone has 797 yards last season and 387 this year, leading the AFC in yards per carry with 5.5. Baltimore visits New England in the other American Conference clash.
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Gerard Redcoats blank Tolleson 34 0 for third straight win
Gerard High School defense dominated Tolleson 34 0 as the Redcoats extended their shutout streak to three conference games. Offense totaled 351 yards led by Steve Schwan who scored and ran well. Bob Facio, Chris Rawlings, and Vince Marino highlighted the defense with key plays. Coach Bob Alexander praised disciplined performance.
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Local Freshmen and JVs Spark City Football Headlines
Scottsdale freshmen beat Coronado 23-0 as Beavers roll over three city foes. Saguaro freshmen top Casa Grande 14-8, Chaparral JV shuts out Arcadia 14-6 and prep for two-week Saguaro matchup. Randy Hayes stars for Scottsdale with 159 rushing yards and a 65-yard TD pass.
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Roadrunners Fall 3-1 as Texan Sweep Unfolds in Fort Worth
In Central Hockey League action at Fort Worth, Phoenix Roadrunner Larry Skinner had a late third period deflection that kept them from being shut out, but Fort Worth Texans won 3-1 and remained unbeaten in five outings. Ray Arrino edged Bruce Douglass to win the $37,000 National Golfers of America Open with a $4,000 first prize after a three-hole playoff. Arizona State led the New Mexico Invitational by five strokes as Mark Mattingly and Alex Petrie top the field with 144 totals heading into the final round.
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Olympic plan sparks protest from IAAF leader
In Lausanne Switzerland a senior IAAF figure Adrian Paalen the Dutch president warns against any reduction of track and field events at the Olympics. He says there will be no consideration of shrinking events.
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Pate Extends Lead at Southern Open Golf Tourney
Jerry Pate increased his margin to four strokes in the Southern Open in Columbus Ga by shooting a 67 to reach 131 nine under par after 36 holes. Johnny Miller fired a 68 to tie for second with defending champion Mac McLendon as the field tightened.
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Glick credits ASU fortune amid 4 1 start
Arizona State football coach Fred Glick says the Sun Devils have been fortunate to post a 4 1 season, while noting Missouri exposed their mistakes. He forecasts a tough test vs UTEP and hints at future quarterback Mark Malone alongside Dennis Sproul, with focus on improved defense and conditioning.
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Three City Volleyball Teams End Season With Wins
Saguaro beat Mesa 15-0 8-15 15-9 as Kim Crookston sparked a comeback with six straight third game points. Arcadia and Tempe finish with matching league records. Chaparral's Firebirds take second in A League, while Scottsdale tops Marcos de Niza with 15-6 15-1. Coronado and Arcadia reported no results.
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Cubs blank Angels 10-0 in Arizona Instructional League
Chicago Cubs routed the Los Angeles Angels 10-0 to raise their league record to 18-15. Tom Butler pitched seven innings of four hit ball with eight strikeouts, while Mike Weiss allowed no hits in two relief innings. Todd Winterfeldt drove in five runs with a three run homer.
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Women golfers vie for low net honors across clubs
At Villa Monterey the field awarded low nets in multiple classes with Graves 67 in A A and Krueger 62 in MA. Coronado and Valley clubs also posted flight results and round scores for Niners Guest Day prizes and President Cup second round standings.
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Scottsdale Parks Slo-Pitch Softball Results Overview
City league results list numerous men and women s teams with varied scores. Notable performances include Morris Athletic 23 James Bond Trucking 16 and Palo Alto Preschools 9 Hitchcock Railway 8, with several players tallying multiple hits and homers across divisions.
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Phoenix Greyhound Park Selections for Progress Night
Veteran handicapper releases selections for tonight’s Phoenix Greyhound Park races with lane numbers for 12 events. Best bet listed as PH's Paperclip in the 10th race.
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