Oregon Coach Confident in Opening Game With ASU
Oregon coach Dick Enright expresses optimism for Saturday's opener against Arizona State, citing improved defense and the Ducks' potential to limit ASU's high-scoring attack led by Woodrow Green. He emphasizes avoiding early-season mistakes and notes key players Reggie Lewis Don Reynolds Norval Turner and the Sun Devils' fast, scoring style versus Oregon's defense.
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Corvallis
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Bob Berry
Billie Jean King Faces Blood Test Before Riggs Match
Billie Jean King undergoes a blood test to check for hypoglycemia as preparation for her September 20 match with Bobby Riggs in Houston. Doctors warn flu and heat may have affected her form after a recent U.S. Championship default, with another test planned to confirm diagnosis.
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Paradise Valley Trojans look to build on 5-4-1 season
Paradise Valley High enters a 2nd year under coach Dick Anders with 16 seniors, a young squad, and a reshaped backfield led by Gene Arrandale. The Trojans face a rugged schedule as Anders stresses speed, deception, and two-way versatility while eyeing contenders Cortez and Brophy in a Skyline Division race.
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Birds begin camp as Roadrunners open drills in Phoenix
Phoenix Roadrunners opened 1980 training at the Ice Palace with 32 players. Missing were top scorers Andy Hinse and Murray Heatley, both bound for WHA teams, while Jim Boyd and Howie Young were noted as absent or arriving.
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Staubach to Start Over Morton for Cowboys
Dallas coach Tom Landry named Roger Staubach starting quarterback for the Chicago opener and said he would try to trade Craig Morton. Landry cited both QBs' strong preseason work and noted the difficult decision was to clear week to week speculation. Morton reacted as expected with disappointment.
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Calcagno’s Return Sets Gerard Redcoats For Big Season
Gerard High School’s Redcoats, led by quarterback Calcagno who returned after a California stint, prep for a strong Class A Central Division run. With 13 lettermen, a 4 ranking, and multiple all conference and all state prospects, coach Relph cites size, speed, and air power as keys to a potential league title.
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Kodes ousted in first round at Aptos hardcourt event
Top seed Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia lost 6-4 6-3 to Dick Bohrnstedt in the National Hardcourt championships at Aptos California. Borg Gerken Dominguez also upset as 17 year old Borg fell to Tom Leonard 6-3 6-4, Rahim defeated Dominguez 6-2 6-3.
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BYU Ends Tradition of Whitewashing The Y
The 67 year old BYU tradition of painting the giant Y on the Wasatch mountains ended after U.S. Forest Service criticism calling the cement formation an ecological eyesore. Only about 200 students joined the attempt, far short of the 2,000 needed, despite $1,000 spent on publicity. BYU officials defend the Y as a campus landmark.
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