Coronado Dons star players earn Progress Player honors
Coronado football players Don Blakey and Bob Plummer earned Progress Player of the Week after a loss to Mesa. Blakey, a senior guard and linebacker, recorded six tackles and three assists while playing both ways. Plummer, a sophomore running back and defensive back, rushed eight times for 119 yards with a touchdown and added four tackles on defense.
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Coronado
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Dons
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Marcos de Niza
Arcadia
Bill Meyer
Rick
Melikian
Glenn Ankrey
Jim Howland
Lanker
Howland
Meyer
Jerry Lumpkin
Mark Nebgen
Scottsdale High
Lumpkin
Westwood
Nebgen
Chaparral
Les Unruh
Erik Johnson
Tom Dix
Johnson
Dix
John Fitzpatrick
Matt Holmes
Bob Keller
Fitzpatrick
Holmes
Dietzel calls win greatest in his coaching career
South Carolina defeated Ole Miss 10 7 in Columbia raising coach Paul Dietzel’s morale after a winless streak and homecoming loss. Dietzel praised the upset as the best victory among many and noted his planned departure at season's end.
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UPI
Paul Dietzel
LSU
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Mississippi
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Virginia Tech
Veteran QBs shift teams after coaching deadline moves
NFL deals move Craig Morton Norm Snead John Hadl sets up Namath's West Coast outlook Giants Packers 49ers Rams trade spree reshapes rosters. Morton to Giants for No 1 draft choice and WFL option, Hadl to Packers for five high picks, Matuszak to Chiefs boost. Cowboys coach explains trade amid uncertain finances and shifting quarterback landscape.
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West Coast
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Craig Morton
Roger Staubach
New York Giants
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James Harris
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John Matuszak
Houston
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Tom Drougas
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Tom Landry
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Jim del Gaizo
Dick Nolan
Oakland
Steve Spurrier
Dennis Morrison
Joe Reed
Tom Owen
Randy Johnson
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Carl Summerell
Giant
Bill Arnsparger
San Francisco
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Robert Kerlan
Packer
Dan Devine
Jack Concannon
Detroit
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WFL Texans
New York Stars
Oilers
Austin
Tex
Sid Gillman
Tonto takes eighth grade City Elementary Volleyball title
Underdog Tonto upset Navajo in the second round then defeated Hohokam and Mohave to win the eighth grade championship. Vicki Rainy paced Tonto’s serving while Maryann DaPrata and Lee Ann Pritchett led the team in the third place win. Navajo finished third after a loss to Chesnutt in the third-place match.
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Pam Berry
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Lee Ann Pritchett
Joanne Clemens
Joanne Buss
Tammy Butts
Eldorado
Pima Park
Pima
Chesnutt
Lisa York
Becky Cline
Nadia Duncan
Moscow awarded 1980 Summer Olympics in first Communist bid
IOC chose Moscow to host the 1980 Summer Games in a secret ballot at the Vienna congress, handing Lake Placid the Winter Games and leaving Los Angeles as the Summer bid defeat. Los Angeles Mayor Bradley expressed disappointment while New York State Senator Stafford welcomed Lake Placid’s return.
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Moscow
Lake Placid
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Los Angeles
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IOC
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Tom Bradley
Ron Stafford
New York
Montreal
Vancouver-Garibaldi
SCC Falls From Top 20 After Narrow Win
Scottsdale Community College slipped from the top 20 in the national junior college rankings after beating Eastern Arizona 27 17. Mesa remained sixth nationally with a 6 1 mark while Phoenix College held seventh as Indian Hills CC topped the poll. Gary Paris ranked sixth in kicking with 23 points and Larry Bandura averaged 3.4 receptions per game.
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National Junior College Athletic Association
Mesa
Eastern Arizona
Phoenix College
Indian Hills Community College of
Centerville
Iowa
SCC
Gary Paris
Larry Bandura
Boxing Officials Seminar Led by Fore Saturday
Jack Fore the Arizona State AAU Boxing chairman will host a boxing officials seminar at 2 p.m. Saturday in Scottsdale at Club SAR 3000 Civic Center Plaza. The event precedes 8 p.m. fights at Scottsdale Community College and covers judging refereeing timing and other official roles for AAU and Junior Olympic competition.
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Arizona State
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Scottsdale
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale Community College
Fore
Tom Dunlavey
Illinois’ State Athletic Commission
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Aau
Bucks edge Bulls as Hewitt muff saves moment of season
Milwaukee 92 Chicago 90 in a tight finish. Lucius Allen hit two free throws with two seconds left after Hewitt fumbled a key pass. Dandridge tied 90-90 with an 8 seconds remaining, and Allen sealed the win with two late free throws.
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Bill Hewitt
Milwaukee Bucks
Chicago Bulls
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Bucks
Bulls
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Chicago
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Nate Thurmond
Dandridge
Matt Goukas
Allen
Rick Adelman
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Larry Costello
Hawkins wins overall in Arizona skeet shooting event
Doug Hawkins took high overall with 376 of 400 at the Arizona Trap and Skeet Club. Class B was Joe Namesnik with 361 and Class C leader Bill Headstream 362. Class D was Chuck Lama with 369. Hawkins also led 100 singles with 100 and Class A 273. Jack Allison topped 50 pair doubles with 97 and 150 pair doubles with 286. Dick Baker led Class C 252.
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Arizona
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Bill Headstream
Yuma
Chuck Lama
Phoenix
Gunning
Hawkins
Mark Shoultz
Jack Allison
Jack Cowsey
Allison
Dick Baker
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