Bandura Faces End of Scottsdale Football Ambitions
Larry Bandura, once a standout Scottsdale Beavers receiver, faces a possible end to his football career after academic obstacles threaten his eligibility. He transferred from Mesa and fought to play, but a failed math class and campus politics with the Artichoke movement jeopardize his 1971 season return and future at Scottsdale Community College or a four-year program such as Ft. Lewis.
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Stottlemyre lifts Yankees past Orioles in tight win
Mel Stottlemyre ended a winless streak with a 5-2 victory over Baltimore. The Yankees built a 3-0 lead in the fourth and added two insurance runs in the eighth. The Orioles saw Jim Palmer’s 10-game streak ended as Stottlemyre stranded two in the ninth.
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Drovers Schedule Scrimmage At Scottsdale Community College
Drovers coach Larry Philpot plans a two hour controlled scrimmage tonight on the Scottsdale Community College practice field. All players are expected to see action except for four or five sidelined by injuries. Start time is 7 30 p m with the public invited.
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Trimmer Cruises to CAR 50-Lap Win in Tucson
Carl Trimmer of Tucson captured his third straight Late Model Stock Car feature at Central Arizona Raceway. The Friday victory widened his points lead to well over 100 as rival Bill Cheesbourg, also from Tucson, trailed in the field. Marion Smiley finished second, Jerry Nelson third, and Larry Dagley of Phoenix fourth.
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Tigers suspend Billy Martin for three days amid doctored pitches
Detroit manager Billy Martin receives a three day ban from AL President Joe Cronin for ordering Joe Coleman and Fred Sherman to doctor baseballs during a 3-0 loss to Cleveland. Third base coach Joe Shultz to manage in Martin’s absence as Campbell weighs his future.
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Vikings end Dolphin streak with late field goal win
Fran Tarkenton led a fourth quarter rally as the Vikings toppled the Dolphins 17-14 ending Miami’s 23 game unbeaten string. Fred Cox kicked a 25 yard field goal with two seconds left to seal the upset while Denver edged Buffalo 16-14 and Los Angeles beat San Diego 30-17.
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Pirates sweep Cubs as Mets beat Cardinals tighten NL East race
Pirates take both ends of a doubleheader from Chicago, cutting the Cardinals' lead to one game. Willie Stargell homered, Jim Rooker pitched seven solid innings, and Ferguson Jenkins dropped to 12-13. Mets rally in the 10th to top St Louis, Tug McGraw earning the win. Other scores: Houston over Los Angeles, Cincinnati over San Diego, Atlanta over San Francisco, Montreal over Philadelphia.
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Giants end season with 10 2 win over Toros in Phoenix
Phoenix Giants rout Tucson Toros 10 2 to close regular home slate as the two teams begin a final three game series at Phoenix Municipal Stadium. Giants collected 18 hits off three Tucson pitchers and built an early lead to sweep the set against the Eastern Division champions.
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Toros Rally Slightly Narrowed by Big Two-Run Triple
In the first inning Jake Brown hit a two run triple as the Toros trailed early. Tim Hosley drove in both fourth inning runs with a double to cut Phoenix lead to 4-2. Phoenix added four more in the sixth with Glenn Redmon and Jake Brown contributing.
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Giants Beat Phoenix as Rose Goes Distance for Seventh Win
Don Rose pitched a complete game allowing eight hits and eight strikeouts to earn his seventh win of the season. Bernie Williams contributed during the drive in while Jim Rosario connected for a two run homer in the ninth for Phoenix.
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