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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1976
Page
7
Crenshaw joined Green as the only three time winner on the 1976 pro golf tour with a four under par 66 to take the Ohio King's Island Open by one stroke over Andy North.
Michigan State and UCLA held the No 1 and No 2 spots in UPI weekly college football poll. Arizona State’s John Pitts earned Western Athletic Conference lineman of the week honors. Yankees president Daniel R Topping resigned and sold his stake, giving Columbia Broadcasting System control of the club. Coronado’s Steve Dir Arcadia’s Jim Gieszl named for backfield honors Scottsdale’s Al Robles Saguaro’s Don West selected as linemen in first local high school Player of the Week awards.
ASU returns three key offensive and defensive contributors from 1975. Mike Martinez led the team and the WAC with seven interceptions as a senior cornerback from Livermore. Fred Mortensen, Tempe High alumnus, split QB duties and handled punting with 59 completions for 1 058 yards. Larry Mucker, Fresno native, added 42 receptions for 757 yards and five touchdowns, pairing with John Jefferson to form a top receiving duo.
Top-ranked college football scene sees upsets ripple through the rankings. Illinois hands Missouri a 31 4 loss as Ohio State looms next for the Tigers while Nebraska Alabama Texas and Notre Dame rebound with dominant wins and Michigan crushes Stanford 51-0.
The data record lists numerous college football results by team and opponent across regions including Army Holy Cross Brown Yale Clarion Delaware State Coast Guard Rutgers Hofstra Harvard Columbia Lehigh Maryland West Virginia Massachusetts Maine Moravian Dickinson Navy Connecticut New Hampshire Ohio State Penn State Princeton Cornell Rhode Island Northeastern Rutgers Bucknell Temple Grambling Washington and Jeff Thiel South Alabama SMU Baylor Auburn Citadel Delaware Colgate Davidson Concord West Virginia State East Carolina North Carolina State East Kentucky Wittenberg Emory and Henry Fairmont West Virginia Florida LSU Miami Florida State Mississippi Tulane Newberry Gardner Webb NE Louisiana State Lamar Northwestern Pittsburgh Georgia Tech South Carolina Duke SW Louisiana Cincinnati Tennessee TCU Texas A&M Kansas State Texas Arlington New Mexico State Texas Lutheran Texas El Paso Oregon State USC.
The Greater Phoenix Junior Satellite Tennis Tournament starts Tuesday instead of Wednesday to accommodate more than 350 entrants. Officials added five facilities after expecting 100 players and urge entrants to check Valley tennis clubs for updated times and locations.
Tucson Arizona head coach Jim Young shifts focus to the Brigham Young game after a 37 to 9 loss to fifth ranked UCLA in Los Angeles Coliseum. He notes BYU’s strong season and emphasizes the Western Athletic Conference race remains open despite the setback. UCLA’s late 75 yard interception return capped a disappointing finish.
Cincinnati moved within one victory or one Dodgers loss of clinching the NL West as Pete Rose led the Reds with three doubles on his 33rd birthday. Gary Nolan and Rawley Eastwick combined on a four hitter with Eastwick earning his 24th save as the Reds beat San Francisco and remained in prime position.
Tuesday games list shows Milwaukee at Boston with a two run factor. Baltimore hosts New York while Cleveland visits Detroit. Oakland travels to Kansas City and Minnesota plays Chicago. Texas and California are scheduled to meet.
Thurman Munson describes a pickoff and sharp defense as he helped the Yankees beat Milwaukee 2-1 in a rain-shortened game. The victory tightens New York's lead in the AL East while Kansas City wins to close the gap in the West.
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