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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1977

Page

8

Kush wary of football changes

Arizona State coach Frank Kush warns that scholarship limits will reduce depth and make repeated dominance in the conference unlikely. He cites last season’s 4-7 record and previews the 1977 Sun Devils with new players like Washington and Mistler, and a focus on conditioning, offense, and defense to avoid injuries.

Arizona State Kush Sun Devils UCLA Arizona Northwestern Sun Devil Stadium Ron Washington McClintock High John Mistler Sahuaro High Tucson Rush Washington Scottsdale Devils ASU John Fouch Raye Williams Derrell Gill Williams Gill Carl Russell Ricky Washington Tim Petersen al Harris Tim Baumgarten Kirk Gilkey Bob Kohrs Kit Lathrop Bob Allison

Dodgers Seek Sweep of Reds For West Title

Los Angeles hosts Cincinnati in a two game series opener as a Dodgers sweep could clinch the NL West. Dodgers beat San Diego 18 4 while Cincinnati fell 13 4 to Houston. Cesar Cedeno led Astros with four hits and three RBIs.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cincinnati Reds Dodgers San Diego Cincinnati Houston Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Phillies Montreal Expos New York Mets St. Louis Chicago Cubs San Francisco Atlanta Cesar Cedeno Astros Cedeno Reds Padres Dusty Baker

Chaparral Defenders Rally to Stop Palmer in Home Opener

Chaparral Highs Firebirds adopt Stop the Pass as motto for Friday clash with Scottsdale High. Scottsdale’s Clip Palmer threw for 158 yards in last week’s 17 to 0 win over Saguaro as defensive backs Derek Mathews, Matt Breedlove, Brad Cravener, and Chris Leininger prepare to shut down the opponent in Chaparral’s stadium debut.

Chaparral High Firebirds Scottsdale High Chaparral Scottsdale Clip Palmer Saguaro Palmer Derek Mathews Matt Breedlove Brad Cravener Chris Leininger

Baseball standings show tight races in AL East and NL race tightening

AMERICAN LEAGUE East leaders New York and Boston hold slim margins over Baltimore and Detroit as standings show a close field. In the West Kansas City and Chicago lead, while Toronto and Oakland trail. Tuesday results and upcoming games in Oakland at Kansas City and Baltimore at Toronto shape the pennant push. In the National League tight races persist with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh ahead in their divisions and several key matchups on Wednesday’s slate shaping the chase.

Wol New York Boston Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee Toronto West Kansas City Chicago Texas Minnesota California Oakland Seattle Kansas City Flanagan Garvin Jefferson Sykes Rozema Bibby Fitzmorris Langford Torrenl Coleman Leonard Littell Figueroa Goltz Kravec Brett Alexander Augustine Montague Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis Montreal Los Angeles Cincinnati Houston San Francisco San Diego Atlanta Krukow Dues Espinosa Carlton Jones

Badminton scores show Scottsdale and Chaparral wins

Scottsdale High defeats Casa Grande 6 to 3 in singles and doubles led by Kathy Berkheimer Anita Brower Rachel Gentry and Carol Huebner. Chaparral beats McClintock 4 JV totals Chaparral 10 McClintock 9.

Scottsdale High Casa Grande Scottsdale Kathy Berkheimer Anita Brower Rachel Gentry Carol Huebner Berkheimer Brower Huebner Carrie Dawson Chaparral McClintock Dee Valdez Kathy Swiatoviak Sloan Thompson Denise 4Aungst Swiatoviak Valdez

Guidry Dominates Red Sox As Yankees Win Big

Ron Guidry five hits nine strikeouts over nine innings led the Yankees to a 4-2 win over Boston. He improved to 14-6, ending Boston’s five-game streak and widening the AL East gap to 2 games. Mickey Rivers added a two-run homer as 55,269 packed the renovated Yankee Stadium. Other AL results included White Sox 6 Twins 1 and Angels 12 Rangers 7.

New York Yankees Catfish Hunter Ken Holtzman Mike Torrez Ed Figueroa Cincinnati Don Gullett Ron Guidry Boston Red Sox Guidry Yankees Red Sox Boston Baltimore Orioles New York Baltimore Chicago White Sox Minnesota Twins California Angels Texas Rangers Milwaukee Brewers Seattle Mariners Yankeetadium White Sox Twins Jim Essian Oscar Gamble Francisco Barrios Chicago Minnesota Kansas City

Coaching Namath an art by Kay Stephenson Rams coach

Rams quarterbacks coach Kay Stephenson talks about Joe Namath as the team plans to carry three quarterbacks Pat Haden and Vince Ferragamo Namath is viewed by some as past his prime but Stephenson disputes the assessment praising Namath's throwing and mobility He notes no special treatment for Namath and rejects the idea of coaching him differently

Mike Waldner Copley Los Angeles Kay Stephenson Rams Joe Namath Pat Haden Vince Ferragamo Namath Stephenson Ken Meyer San Francisco 49Ers New York Jets Joe Rice Jacksonville

Spurrier Cut by Dolphins Ends An NFL Odyssey

Steve Spurrier was released by the Miami Dolphins as NFL rosters were trimmed to 43. Don Shula cited Bob Griese’s reliable eyesight as a reason Spurrier, a 10 year veteran, was no longer needed after Griese displayed solid play with glasses in a 27 21 exhibition win over the Giants. Also listed as waived were Randy Vataha Bob Lurtsema Bill Bradley and Jim Kiick as other veterans faced cuts. Vataha was waived by the Patriots and quickly picked up by another club.

Associated Press Steve Spurrier Miami San Francisco Tampa Bay Denver Spurrier Dolphins Bob Griese Don Shula Gries Griese Giants Shula New York Giants Randy Vataha Bob Lurtsema Bill Bradley Jim Kiick National Football League Vataha New England Patriots

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