Segal Faces Rehab After Twisted Knee At Arizona
Regis McAuley traces the Arizona Wildcats football injury to Bill Segal a 270 pound starting lineman who suffered a twisted knee in the opener against Auburn. He contemplates redshirting and plans a year of rehab with trainer Warren Lee hoping to return strong next season while pursuing health teaching coaching goals. He reflects on mood setbacks and the drive to come back, with coach Tony Mason supportive and teammates rallying behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Segal
University of Arzona Wildcats
St. Mary’s Hospital
Segal
Auburn
Tony Mason
Willie Tompkins
Warren Lee
Tarkenton anxious for opener with Vikings at Cowboys
Fran Tarkenton says the Minnesota Vikings face the Dallas Cowboys in a marquee start to the NFL season. Dallas aims to extend their winning trend since 1964 and Minnesota looks to avoid a slow start as Tony Dorsett sits out the opener but is expected to play in limited duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cowboys
Tom Landry
Vikings
Fran Tarkenton
Bloomington
Dallas
Minnesota
Washington
Vikes
Green Bay
Pro football slate features Ravens at Seattle and more
Pro football returns with Louis at Denver and Seattle hosting Baltimore. Monday night showcases 49ers at Steelers. The Raiders begin title defense versus the improved Chargers. Oakland brings back its entire 22 man starting unit, a strong favorite to repeat. Madden says the team will stay focused and work harder to win the Super Bowl again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiders
San Diego
Oakland
Yankees get surprise aid from Blair in win over Tigers
Paul Blair, normally a defender, homered twice in the eighth inning to lift the New York Yankees past the Detroit Tigers 5 4. He played the full game due to Mic key Rivers injur y and kept the AL East lead at 214 games over Baltimore. Other AL results included Baltimore 6 Boston 1 and California 4 1 Chicago 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
San Diego
Philadelphia
Tampa Bay
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Washington
Giants
Miami
Buffalo
Kansas City
New England
Detroit
Chicago
Green Bay
New Orleans
New York Jets
Houston
Paul Blair
Blair
New York Yankee
Mickey Rivers
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Boston
California
Milwaukee
Amphi shuts out CDO in spotlight at Amphitheater
Amphi Panthers stun Canyon Del Oro 27 to 0 in a game dominated by Amphi's offense led by 78 rushing yards from Bill Canizales. CDO defense held early but could not contain the Panthers as injuries and youth plagued the Dorados. Amphi moves toward league play while CDO prepares for recovery with a bye next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amphi
Bill Canizales
Inate
Canyon del Oro
Canizales
The
Dorados
Tucson Citizen
CDO
Panther
Sahuaro
Sting
Pases
Ms i
Gallacher la
Rua Ne ‘Lecomite A. Man
Cart
iMlhoed
Joane
Cantates
Miller
Gutlerter
ZB. Grav
Vance
Bradford
Wilson
Sports Calendar Tucson This Week
Daily listings for auto and dog racing golf boxing and boxing cards major league and college football pro and college baseball schedules with radio and TV channels and times across today and tomorrow in Tucson including ASU at Northwestern and Atlanta vs Los Angeles broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV Today
Atlanta
Los Angeles
ASU
KTUT
Arizona State
Northwestern
KTUC
Victor Galinder
Alvar “Yaqui” Lopez
Roberto Duran
Edwin Viruet
Tucson
Tucson Greyhound Park
San Diego
Oakland
Dallas
Minnesota
Jollowny Rams
Callorna
Chicago White Sox
Kfmmaem
Anzona
San Diego State
Notre Dame
Mississippi
Al-Stars
Utah
Al Michaels rose fast from ASU to ABC sportscaster
Al Michaels, 32, ASU graduate, advanced from campus radio to network sports announcing with ABC. He covered the Reds for three years, the 1972 World Series, and the Winter Olympics, later taking Monday Night Baseball duties. He recalls a rapid rise amid fears of a fast fade and plans to reassess after his current ABC contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaels
ASU
Radio-Tv
Chuck
Barris
ABC
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
University of Arizona
San Diego State
Sun Devil
Hawaii
The
Reds
Giants
Clint Romas Legend Hoax Crafted by ASU Friends
ABC sportscaster Al Michaels and teammate George Allen created the fictitious star Clint Romas as a prank while at Arizona State University in the mid 1960s. They fed The Arizona Republic a rising prep phenom who never existed, staging no-hitters, home runs, and a Pirates offer, until the hoax unraveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romas
Michaels
Anzona State University
Arizona Republic
Clint Romas
Fredonia
the Republic
Murtaugh
Pirates
Republic Prep
Jim Dobkins
Amé
Dave Hicks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Regis McAuley
Mason
Dave Strack
Bill
Tarkenton
Minnesota Vikings
Dallas Cowboys
Los
Ing
Bud Grant
Roger Staubach
Drew Pearson
Tony Dorsett
Dorsett
Landry
Louis
Denver
Seattle
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Madden
Citrzen
Jean Rennie
Texas
Toronto
Panthers
CCG
Vern Friedli
Friedli
Morenci
Bob Smith
Smith
Santa Cruz
McClintock
Mesa
Jerry Lopez
Canizares
Garcia
Gutierrez
Ron
Lecomfie
Carreon
Miler
Ing de
Corona Speedway
Bruce Johnston
Citizen
Wildcat Country
al Michaels
Arizona State University
Menlo Park
Calif
Hawaii Islanders
Sapporo
Japan
NBC
Trans World International
Brooklyn
Ebbetts Field
Dodgers
Dodger
Vin Scully
ABC Network
the Republic One
Allen
S Republic
Republic
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!