Eye's The One wins Arizona Downs feature at Turf Paradise
Arizona bred Eye's The One led early and withstood a late challenge for a nose decision in the Turf Paradise feature. Trained by Lyman H. Rollins and ridden by Ross Allardyce the filly completed 5 furlongs on a heavy track in 1:05 45.
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Lumberjacks Edge Rebels With Last-Second Field Goal
Flagstaff Northwestern Arizona University upset Nevada Las Vegas 31-28 as Tom Jurich kicked a 34 yard field goal at the final second to lift the Lumberjacks to a 5-1 season. Mario Andretti won Japan's Formula One Grand Prix and James Hunt clinched the world driving title with a third-place finish.
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Evert wins inaugural tennis title in Palm Springs
Chris Evert defeated Françoise Durr of France 6 1 6 2 to claim the $45,000 first prize at the Inaugural tennis tournament in Palm Springs. The event carried a $200,000 purse.
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Scottsdale CC suffers second straight loss to ASU junior varsity
Scottsdale Community College, led by head coach John Avianantos, dropped its second consecutive defeat 23-0 to Arizona State University junior varsity in tight, rain soaked conditions. The Artichokes struggled with defense and line play as Gastineau dominated up front while SCC struggled in the trenches.
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College football scores from tar Anperiates Press fiation
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Pitt's Dorsett sets major college rushing record in rout
Pitt star Tony Dorsett rushes for 180 yards and three touchdowns as the No. 2 Panthers crush Navy 45-0, breaking Archie Griffin's career rushing mark at 5,206 yards. Oklahoma State defeats Oklahoma 31-24 ending nine straight losses. Michigan, UCLA, USC vie at top with strong wins shaping the race.
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Pee Wee Riders win 13-0 in driving rain
In a wet weekend game, the Pee-Wee Roughriders shut out Apaches 13-0 as Jim Batina scored two 70 yard touchdowns and the defense, led by Wasinger and Shelton, posted their fourth shutout.
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