Saguaro Sabercats Unveil New Offense and Tough Defense
Saguaro High's Sabercats, under coach Marlin Span, shift to a pro set veer while exploiting a strong defense returning seven of 11 starters. The backfield features star candidates Hainlen Donnelly Vandermolen and Memberg, with McClelland and Nevitt boosting a physical front. Span emphasizes the running game and a hard nosed defense aimed at Central Division rivals despite preseason ranking doubts.
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Giants fall in 13th as Toros win finale
Tucson Toros beat Phoenix Giants 2-1 in 13 innings to close the Pacific Coast League season. Jack Heidemann scored the game winner after Rich Chiles and Manny Trillo misplayed a potential double play, while John Summers homered for Tucson and Danny Breeden tied it for Phoenix with a seventh inning triple. Julio Linares pitched multiple roles in a celebratory night for his Giants career.
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Dallenbach Wins California 500 at Ontario Motor Speedway
Walley Dallenbach of East Brunswick New Jersey won the California 500 at Ontario Motor Speedway after a five second margin over Mario Andretti. He earned 109518 dollars in prize money including a 40000 purse 12250 lap prizes and multiple prizes. Andretti finished second with 46380 dollars Mosley was third 27105 McCluskey fourth 19318 and Martin fifth 10443. George Snider was credited with an extra lap finishing 14th. The California 500 purse ranks second only to the Indy 500.
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Mesa Indians win 18th All Indian Baseball title
Mesa Indians defeated Ft. Yuma Dust Devils 5-3 to claim the championship as Larry Cooper fanned 16. Mesa scored three in the fifth including a solo homer by Paul Smith while Louie Robles homered for Ft. Yuma in first and fifth. Morongo Indians beat Renegades 4-3 for consolation.
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Stock stresses muscle memory in A's pitching coaching
West Stock, Oakland Athletics pitching coach, emphasizes mechanics and mental prep as keys to consistency. He tracks hitters, guides pitchers through adjustments, and advocates frequent throwing to build control rather than resting to gain strength. Stock notes pitchers must adapt routines against opponents and maintain focus on mound.
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Saints seek turnaround as North takes over
New Orleans owner John Mecom Jr. fires coach J D Roberts and hires John North to revamp the Saints. North plans a rollout QB and more motion while building a tough ground game around Archie Manning. Defensive prospects include Billy Newsome and Derland Moore hurt through early preseason.
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Hencken sets world record in 100 meter breaststroke
John Hencken of Santa Clara California won his heat in 1 04 36 to set the first world mark at the World Swimming Championships. Nobutaka Taguchi of Japan had held the record at 1 04 94 and finished second in 1 05 80.
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