Hawaii Islanders Rip Giants to Even PCL Series
Hawaii Islander pitchers combined for 15 hits as Rob Dressler and John D Acquisto are set to start for Phoenix and Hawaii respectively. Mark Wiley struggled but Hawaii offense produced six runs in two innings to take a 15 loss. Bridges laments early touchdowns in the 15-4 defeat.
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Carlton tops Cardinals as Phillies win at Veterans Stadium
Steve Carlton, despite a back ailment, earned his 21st win in a 11-4 Phillies victory over the St. Louis Cardinals at Veterans Stadium. Greg Luzinski powered the offense with two homers and five RBIs as Philadelphia stretched its home streak to 53-15.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Highlight
National and American League standings lead with Philadelphia and New York atop their divisions. Weekend games feature key matchups including Chicago versus New York and Los Angeles at Cincinnati with multiple interleague tensions and playoff implications.
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Wagner finally wins Desert judo crown
Mary Wagner of the Scottsdale Judo Club, a Coronado High junior, won her division at the Desert Judo Championships held at Scottsdale High. The SJC hosted the event with 565 participants from 22 states and five countries, earning multiple trophies including a third place team trophy in the intermediate division. Christy Wagner won first in the 54 year olds while Eric Blumer and Isaac Blake placed second in their divisions.
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Dog Selex For Black Canyon Greyhound Park Races
Veteran track handicapper provides tonight's selections for Black Canyon Greyhound Park. Listed are lane numbers and dogs such as Mag Neat O and others across multiple races with best bet Mag Neat O in the 10th and quinella 2.8 in the 10th.
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Saguaro Freshmen Tie Marcos De Niza 66
The Saguaro freshman team tied Marcos De Niza 66 in a key league game. Dan Coffing ran in a three yard TD in the fourth quarter but the extra point failed. Rene Romero made an early interception to halt Marcos De Niza drive. Defenders Tony Piazza John Kennaday and Dave McCalmont led the defense.
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Turnbull shocks Navratilova to reach Open final
Australia’s Wendy Turnbull, the 12th seed, toppled Martina Navratilova 2-6 7-5 6-4 to reach the national championship final. Chris Evert, the defending champion, lined up against Turnbull in a surprising late matchup as semifinals set.
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Coach’s ouster explained at University of Nevada Las Vegas
Las Vegas President Dr Donald Raepler said Friday he had no choice but to suspend basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian or face harsher penalties than the two years probation already imposed by the NCAA.
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Morgan Leads B C Open After Six Under Round
Gil Morgan shot 65 to post 10 under and lead the B C Open after two rounds at Endicott New York Palmer, the first round co leader, faded in gusty wind to drop two strokes back.
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Dawson opens big lead at Foxhills in TPC round
Peter Dawson shot seven under 29 on the last nine to seize a six stroke advantage in the Tournament Players' Championship at Foxhills Surrey. Niki Lauda broke the Monza trial pace with 1 38.97 on the 3 mile course for an average 313 mph, though not an official track record as it was a trial.
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Austin grabs lead in National Jewish Hospital Open
Debbie Austin shot a four under par 68 to take a one stroke lead over JoAnne Carner at the $50,000 National Jewish Hospital Open after the first round. The event proceeds today with the second round.
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Arcadia girls swim strong in season opener over Coronado
Arcadia high school defeated Coronado 100 to 72 with Coleen Collins winning the 500 free and 100 back, helping the Titans sweep most events. Chaparral beat West High 161 to 136 as its relay teams posted fast times and several school records were set by Chaparral and Arcadia divers and swimmers.
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Colorado women golf flight winners and low putts
Clara Wetherby won Low Gross in Flight A with 39 and Low Putts with 15. Betty Reimers topped Flight B with 44. Leona Speakman captured Flight C with 45 and repeated as Low Putts with 18. Jean Lowrey led Flight D with 22.
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