Saguaro Sabercats show promise with 27 13 opener win
Saguaro High led by Bob Membery 138 rushing yards and Mark Muller seven tackles dominated East High 27 13 in the opener. Membery scored twice and Muller blocked two punts while recovering both. The Sabercats eye A League honors as Muller credits his brothers for influence and Membery cites last season confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Ford
Saguaro High
Sabercats
East High
Saguaro
Bob Membery
Mark Muller
Membery
Muller
Roy
University of New Mexico
Paradise Valley High
John Muller
University of Arizona
Memberg
Coronado
Tempe High
Arizona
Rob Wilson
Mike Davis
Wilson
Dons
Davis
Beavers
Paradise Valley
Vogel
al Diamond
Joe Rush
Diamond
Billy Bracken
Danny Chandler
Arcadia
Pat Curtis
Bracken
Titans
Chandler
Riggs voracious prep for King meet in Houston
Bobby Riggs swallows 415 vitamins and runs three miles as he trains for the $100,000 winner take all match with Billie Jean King. Promoter Jerry Perenchio notes Riggs aims for 415 pills daily while both stars prepare ahead of the five set bout at the Astrodome with Foreman to present the prize and a large crowd watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Riggs
Billie Jean King
Houston Astrodome
Ms. King
Channel 3
Houston
UPI
Bobby
Jerry Perenchio
Riggs
Billie
Jean
Astrodome
Perenchio
Billie Jean
Salvador Dali
George Foreman
King
Mark Spitz
Spitz
Avengers blasted Kerley Chemical in a 15-0 softball win
In city parks men s slo pitch, Jim Shrum and Dave Braga combined for six hits as the Avengers built a 19 hit attack and Bill Exham homered. Mindew Realty beat Los Amigos 19-11 with Spike Graham homering twice and Greg Witherspoon four hits. Red Carpet Realty edged the Gators 11-9 to stay unbeaten. Western Provision topped Gene s Cottage 17-12 behind Gary Curtis four hits. Sigma Phi Epsilon defeated TWC 18-11 on Tom Larkin s homer and John Lynch two homers. Other results include Big Surf 9 Harvey Wallbangers 7 in Camelback Leave, Walt s Mobil 21 Har vey s Mo Par 1, Niccoli s 25 Lester s 3, Bud s Bunnies 15 Continental s 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Avengers
Jim Shrum
Dave Braga
Kerley Chemical
City Parks
Bill Exham
Mindew Realty
Los Amigos
Spike Graham
Greg Witherspoon
Ted Robles
Tino Noriega
Red Carpet Realty
Gators
Bill Sunny
Mike Dwyer
Brian Jahntz
Tom Freestoke
Western Provision
Gene
Gary Curtis
Dennis Sharp
Wally Jaslin
Pete Marigold
Geno’s
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Tom Larkin
John Lynch
TWC
Big Surf
Harvey Wallbangers
Ray Yeary
Tom Hanrahan
Bob Kerrick
al Velasquez
Harvey
Walt
Mobil
Viv Crumbaker
Mary Lopez
Jean Jenkins
Niccoli
Lester
Rachel Garcia
Carol Branka
Homer
Ellie Vargas
Bud’s Bunnies
Continentals
Lisa Braken
Jay Davis
Cindy Southworth
Debbie Tunnell
Suns Open Exhibition Schedule Against Bucks Stars
The Phoenix Suns meet the Milwaukee Bucks led by Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Oscar Robertson in Green Bay in the opener of an eight game exhibition. Coach John MacLeod brings eight returnees and four rookies as Mo Layton is left at home amid possible trade talks with Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
UPI
Phoenix Suns
Milwaukee Bucks
Kareem Abdul Jabar
Oscar Robertson
Kush kicks off 1973 booster luncheon season
Frank Kush, Arizona State football coach, will review the 26-20 win over Oregon and preview the home opener versus Washington State at the Phoenix booster luncheon. The noon event on Thursday at Islands Restaurant in Phoenix includes Mike Wilson and emcee Cox, with a $3 buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Devil
Frank Kush
Phoenix
Oregon
Washington State
Islands
Mike Wilson
Burdette fired as Braves pitching coach
The Atlanta Braves dismissed pitching coach Lew Burdette citing poor staff performance despite a strong season outlook. Manager Eddie Mathews had his contract extended through 1974, while Burdette, whose staff posted the majors' highest ERA in two years, was relieved to seek a more productive rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
UPI
Atlanta Braves
Lew Burdette
The
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Eddie Robinson
Burdette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saguaro’s
M&m
Scottsdale Community College
Junior College Athletic Association
Arizona Western
Northeastern Oklahoma A&m College of
Miami
Okla
Northeastern
Mesa Community College
Phoenix College
Northeastern Oklahoma
A&m College
Arizona Western College
Iowa Central CC
Fort Scott Cic
Mississippi Gulf Coast
JC Ferrum College
Blinn College
Kilgore JC
Rochester CC
Mesa CC
I Phoenix College
Indian Hills CC
North Dakota
SSS Ya
Lees-McRae College
Willmar CC
Wesley College
Pearl River
Hudson Valley CC
Navarro JC
Rock Valley College
Lakewood State JC
Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Kerley
Suns
Jerry Colangelo
Layton
Portland
Southern California
Buick
E. McDowell
Scottsdale
Kush
Ray Korte
Len Ingebrigtsen
Ingebrigtsen
Kool Radio