Trading explosion shocks winter baseball meet in Honolulu
In Honolulu the 71st winter meetings erupted with rapid trades as seven deals involving 22 players occurred within hours. Phillies sent Freed and Gamble to Cleveland for Unser and Wedgewood. Mets sent Marshall to San Diego for Severinsen. Reds swapped McRae and Simpson to KC for Nelson and Scheinblum, plus Stahl moved to San Diego. Orioles, Braves, A’s, Rangers, Reds, and Indians all completed major exchanges, boosting weekly activity to 19 deals and 68 players, while commissioner Kuhn called it a healthy acceleration.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Cleveland Indians
Phillies
Roger Freed
Oscar Gamble
Indians
del Unser
Terry Wedgewood
Sheraton Waikiki
New York Mets
Dave Marshall
San Diego Padres
al Severinsen
Cincinnati Reds
Hal McRae
Wayne Simpson
Kansas City Royals
Roger Nelson
Richie Scheinblum
Reds
Larry Stahl
Oakland A’s
Mike Epstein
Texas
Horacio Pina
Rangers
Brant Alyea
Taylor Duncan
Atlanta Braves
Earl Williams
Baltimore Orioles
Pat Dobson
Rorie Harrison
Dave Johnson
Johnny Cates
Tom Ragland
Vince Colbert
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Montreal Expos
Phoenix
Bowie Kuhn
Central Rally Beats Dons in Arizona Playoff Clash
Central High edged Coronado 8 to 7 after a late comeback to force a tie and then win in an Arizona Class AAA playoff. The victory sets up a title game against Brophy Prep in Tempe with next door neighbors facing off in the final.
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Bobcats
Coronado
Arizona
Central
Brophy Prep
Coronado Forces OT Win Over Central Arizona in Playoff
Coronado edges Central Arizona 20-20 in regulation then wins in overtime after a defensive struggle. Key moments include Rick Seider's 74 yard pick six and Greg Johnston's late scoring connection, with Dennis Goettl and a crucial fumbled drive by Central Arizona.
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Arizona State University
Broncos
Sahuaro
Coronado
Rick Seider
Greg Hubbell
Dons
Central
Hubbell
Dennis Goettl
Bobcats
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Lee Pistor
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Robert Wilson
Brian Chatham
Don Whitlatch
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Levy's and D M Realty Lead Into Classic Bowling Action
Levy's and D M Realty hold slim division leads as the Tucson Classic bowls at Copa Bowl tomorrow night at 7. Levy's leads Deir's Valley Funeral Home by a half point in the men's division while D M Realty topples Danny's Discount Carpets by 21 percent. Other men’s matchups include Greyhound Park Kennel Club versus Levy's, and Delr's versus DM Realty & Trust, plus Cactus Pro Shop against Iceland Bowl and Patio Pools against Cummings Realty. In the women's division DM Realty faces Lenny's Texaco, Danny's meets Falcon Realty, and Arizona Independent Discount Services challenges Levy's.
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D-M Realty & Trust
Levy’s
Deir's Valley Funeral Home
D-M Realty
Danny's Discount Carpets
Greyhound Park
Delr’s
DM Realty & Trust
Cactus Pro Shop
Iceland Bowl
Patio Pools
Cummings Realty
DM Realty
Lenny
Texaco
Danny’s
Falcon Realty
Arizona Independent Discount Services
Pocket Hits
Arizona
Thunderbird Lares
Phoenix
1973 Arizona Special Olympics Schedule
The 1973 Arizona Special Olympics for the mentally retarded will be held March 10 11 at Arizona Stadium. Winners of the state meet advance to the National Special Olympics. Director of the Arizona competition is Larry Loucks.
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Arizona
Arizona Stadium
Larry Loucks
Three Wildcats Advance to Arizona Invitational Semifinals
University of Arizona wrestlers Dale Brumit Albert Sye and John Proios moved into the semifinals after two wins apiece in the opening rounds. Sye had the only pin and a decision, while Brumit and Proios won both matches by decision. Semifinals began at noon with finals set for 7 p.m. at Bear Down Gym.
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Dale Brumit
Albert Sye
John Projos
Sye
Brumit
Proios
Bear Down
Guenther Wins National Bowling Championship at Rochester
Johnny Guenther of Seattle defeated Dick Ruger of Hartford 225-193 to take first place and $7,500 in the Professional Bowlers Association National Championships in Rochester. Paul Colwell of Tucson finished eighth with 12,580 pins and a 41-13 match record.
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Johnny Guenther
Seattle
Wash
Dick Ruger
Hartford
Wise
Paul Colwell
Tucson
Guenther
UA Invitational Wrestling Summary from N Wheeled Meet
Lis pounds results show Brumit and Wake first round dec wins. Cuthbert and Vargas earn decisions. multiple bouts beam through rounds with many 2a 1st round pins and 12-2 and 11-3 scores. It lists teams like Utah USU UCLA BYU Cal ASU and NAU across 126 to heavyweight divisions with quarterfinals consolation rounds noted.
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Tennis results and horse races across cities
Australia’s Healey loses 6 1 6 1 to Nastase in Brisbane tennis semifinals while Stan Smith nearly falls to an American foe. At Aqueduct Buddy Purse wins by neck over Hard and Fast. July tops Sp Solveni. Caprice Miss and Kwat Cher Beetin win turf features at two tracks. Pansy Penn earns a late rally at Suffolk with 14 80 payoff.
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