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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1975

Page

11

Mets and Cubs win with late homers in high wind

Mike Vail and Andy Thornton each delivered key hits for their teams. Vail hit a two run homer and an RBI single to lift the Mets 5-2 over the Cardinals, while Thornton launched a three run homer in the Cubs 4-3 victory over Philadelphia.

Associated Press Mike Vail New York Mets Andy Thornton Chicago Cubs Vail St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Phillies Thornton RBI Mets Cardinals Cubs Phillies Philadelphia

Broberg Stuns Red Sox With Windup Change

Milwaukee pitcher Dave Broberg found success after adopting a no windup delivery. He beat Boston 6-2, with Boston’s Rico Petrocelli noting improved control and velocity. The win narrows the Red Sox lead as Baltimore trims New York in a doubleheader.

Associated Press Pete’ Broberg Milwaukee Brewers Boston Red Gear Boston Rico Petrocelli Red Sox Baltimore Oriolles Orioles New York Yankees

Schroeder Leads Southern Open After Two-Good Days

Veteran Sohn Schroeder, after quitting the tour in May, regained form to grab a nine under 131 and a two stroke lead in the $100,000 Southern Open Golf Tournament. Alan Tapie trails at 133, with Hubert Green and Mac McLendon tied at 134 as top challengers.

Columbus Sohn Schroeder Schroeder U. S Pye Ted Schroeder la Jolla Calif Green Island Country Club Alan Tapie Birmingham Hubert Green Mac McLendon McLendon

Baseball and dragway night mix of feats and scores

The night features Beeline Dragway jet drags and stuntman Ron Nix diving into burning boxes. In MLB action the Tigers rout the Indians 11 2, White Sox top the Twins 3 2, Royals beat the Angels 5 2, Rangers defeat the A s 4 2. Lezcano and Broberg power the Brewers while Yastrzemski and Lynn contribute for Boston. Orioles sweep Yankees 5 2 then 4 1 with Decinces’ eighth inning single for Baltimore.

Beeline Dragway Ron Nix Sixto Lezcano Milwaukee Broberg Carl Yastrzemski Red Sox Fréd Lynn Orioles Yankees al Bumibry Ken Singleton Baltimore New York Doug Decinces Tigers Indians Meyer Willie Horton Detroit Cleveland White Sox Twins Bucky Dent Wilbur Wood Chicago Minnesota Royals Angels George Brett al Cowenshi Kansas City California Brett Rangers A’s Roy ‘Smalley Texas Oakland

Baseball Standings From North American League Scores

Standings list shows Chicago 4 3 Philadelphia 3 6 Montreal 4 2 Pittsburgh 3 5 Los Angeles 5 Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 3 New York 5 St Louis 2 Houston 2 San Diego Baltimore 5 2 New York 4 1 Detroit 11 Cleveland 2 Milwaukee 4 Boston 2 Chicago 3 Minnesota 2 Kansas City 5 California 2 Texas 4 Oakland 2.

Pittsburgh Pirates Montreal Expos Pirates Phillies Mets Ana Cardinals Cincinnati Reds San Francists Giants Los Angeles Dodgers Atlanta Braves Houston” Astros San Diego Padres Expos Chicago Philadelphia Montreal Pittsburgh Los Angeles Atlanta Cincinnati San Francisco New York St. Louis Houston San Diego Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee Boston Minnesota Kansas City California Texas Oakland Pitts Aston Philphia Cinci

Nicklaus wary as World Series format shifts in Akron

In Akron Ohio Jack Nicklaus expresses mixed feelings about the World Series of Golf changes moving from Firestone to an unannounced site. He notes the event risks losing its identity as a golf championship while others welcome a larger field and international winners.

Forrest Ferler Gust Tommy Aaron Jack Nicklans Tom Weiskopf Tom Watson Lou Graham Akron Ohio Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Firestone Country Club U.S

Stabler Shines as Raiders Rout Cowboys in Preseason

Kenny Stabler completed six of eight passes for 171 yards and two touchdowns to lead Oakland to a 31-20 victory over Dallas. Madden praised Stabler after a half of play, noting his improvement and full training camp. Clarence Davis scored on a two yard run after a 49 yard strike to Branch, and a 53 yard TD pass to Charlie Smith capped the scoring.

Dallas Oakland John Madden Kenny Stabler Dallas Cowboys Stabler Cowboys Madden Kenny Cliff Branch Clarence Davis Branch Charlie Smith Charles Young Roger Staubach George Blanda Pete Banaszak

Bell defense adds players to boost struggling unit

The Philadelphia Bell, bottom of the WFL Eastern Division with a 2-3 record, signed defensive end Willie Cullars and defensive back Rod Foster to improve a defense that has yielded 1617 yards in two weeks. Charlotte Hornets visit tonight as 2-2 club relies on Don Highsmith and Tom Sherman to fuel its ground and air attack. Other Friday games include Jacksonville at Shreveport and Birmingham at Portland. Southern California heads to San Antonio on Sunday with Hawaii and Memphis meeting this afternoon.

Associated Press Philadelphia Bell Charlotte Hornets Philadelphia Willie Cullars Rod Foster Cullars Philadelphia Eagles National Football League Foster Florida Blazers Charlotte Don Highsmith Jacksonvilles Tom Sherman Jacksonville Shreveport Birmingham Portland Southern California San Antonio Hawaii Memphis

Oregon athletic director Norv Ritchie to resign next week

AP reports Norv Ritchie, Oregon athletic director for five years, will resign next week. Ritchie calls the rumor interesting but says it remains only a rumor. In recent years he has been eased from the driver’s seat as Mel Krause became associate athletic director.

Eugene Ore Norv. Ritchie University of Oregon Eugene Rgister-Guard Ritchie Mel Krause Associated Athletic

Strack Objects to Ruling on NCAA Travel Squad Rule

University of Arizona Athletic Director Dave Strack criticized a federal court decision overturning the NCAA rule capping football travel squads at 48 players. He argued rule changes should come from the NCAA, not the courts, noting the majority approved the measure and he voted against it at the NCAA convention.

Tucson NCAA University of Arizona Dave Strack Strack

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