Paradise Valley Trojans Aim to Improve on 9-1 Return
Paradise Valley High School prepares for another prep football season under coach Dick Anders. The Trojans, coming off a 9-1 record and second in Skyline Division B, focus on defense led by Mark Wingfield and Brian Miller while relying on quarterback Greg Clark and a ground-heavy attack. A key Oct 24 home game against St Mary’s looms as a potential division decider.
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Mann tops Civitan to lead LPGA money list
Carol Mann won the $46 000 Dallas Civitan Women's Open at Brookhaven CC shooting 71 for a one under par total 6 338 yards course. She earned her 38th career win and 60 202 in 1975 LPGA money, as Sandra Palmer finished tied for third with a four under total. Mann heads to Japan for Japan U S exhibitions in Yokohama and Tokyo.
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Reds Clinch NL West Tie With 8-4 Win Over Giants
Bruce Lowitt AP reports Cincinnati clinched a tie for the National League West title after an 8-4 victory over San Francisco powered by George Foster's four RBIs. A later phone call confirmed Atlanta’s 5-4 win over Los Angeles, breaking the tie. Pirates lead NL East after 6-0 win over Montreal. Cardinals beat Mets 12-7. Cubs down Phillies 6-4. Astros edge Padres 3-2 on a wild ninth.
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Hunter wins 20th as Yankees blank Orioles 2–0
Catfish Hunter pitched a six hitter to earn his 20th win for the fifth straight year with the Yankees 2-0 victory over Baltimore. He credited his success to his supporting cast as Oakland and Kansas City fueled pennant races.
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Central Division to be solid again in football
The Central Division coaches met at Marcos de Niza High School and agreed the division will be keen this season as teams improved. Mesa McClintock Saguaro are top contenders with Coronado and Chaparral aiming to challenge. Chandler, Arcadia and Scottsdale also seek strong showings.
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Pint sized driver wins Hoosier 100
Whitewater racer Tom Bigelow, 5 foot 9 and 165 pounds, won the Hoosier 100 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, earning about $10,000. He finished second for the third consecutive year in the U S Auto Club series, behind Jimmy Caruthers and with A J Foyt also in the mix as the race marked the 100 mile classic. Niki Lauda also topped F1 news with a Monza podium and clinched the world driving championship.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results From The Leagues
Standings show Pittsburgh 80-60 and Philadelphia 74-68 in the National League with New York 73-68 and Montreal 61-79. West leaders Cincinnati 95-47 and Los Angeles 75-68. San Francisco 72-49, Houston 55-89. Saturday results include St Louis 6 New York 3 and Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 2. Sunday scores show Chicago 6 Philadelphia 4 and Pittsburgh 6 Montreal 0. American League leaders Boston and Baltimore, both strong with New York 71-71, Cleveland 67-70. Weekend outcomes include Cleveland 4 Detroit 2 and Oakland 2 Texas 1.
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Services for skate star set
Lamar Ottsen 62 an internationally known speed skater and chairman of the U S Olympic Committee speed skating committee dies of heart attack at O Hare Airport Chicago. Funeral services scheduled for 10 a m Tuesday with arrangements for skaters heading to the 1976 Winter Olympics.
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Arizona Open Golf Championship Postponed to Final Round
Officials plan to complete the final round of the $13,500 Arizona Open at Carefree after heavy rains stalled play on the first two days. Bill Garrett of Glendale leads by two strokes at 144, with Dennis Smith of Lake Montezuma in second ahead of the final 54 holes.
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Csonka's pupil paces Grizzlies to a 37-17 win
Willie Spencer rushes 142 yards for Memphis as Csonka sidelined with a groin injury. Jim Kiick adds 106 rushing yards and two touchdowns while Paul Warfield catches a 14-yard scoring pass. San Antonio, Jacksonville, Birmingham also post wins in WFL action.
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