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Sports briefly Deutsch appointed Mark Deutsch is the newest member of the Tcmpe Racquet and Swim Club staff. Deutsch, 24, will be Rac- quctball Handball Volleyball Activities Coordinator at the facility in Tempe at 2140 E. Broadway. He has played paddleball 15 years, and less than a year after switching to racquetball, is current Arizona mens singles champion, a title he won early this spring. Deutsch will kick off his tenure with a Mens Singles Open Racquetball a- ment, June 22-24.

Entry fee is $5. Mail checks to Deutsch at Tempe Racquet and Swim Club, P.O. Box 27508, Tempe, 85282. Make checks payable to the club. Entry deadline is June 18.

Prestige for Willie TUCSON Willie Williams head track and field coach at the University of Arizona, will be an assistant coach for the United States team in the World Student Games at Moscow, Russia, Aug. 10-15. "I consider this a great honor for me and it certainly Is a tribute to the track program at the University of Arizona," Williams said. Head coach of the team will be Joe Vigil of Adams State College and another assistant will be Harry Groves of Penn State University. Williams will be going to the United States training camp in Maine the week before the World Games.

Two University of Arizona track- men, Steve Gunzel, discus thrower and Robert Joseph, high jumper, are expected to be in the tryouts'in Main. Joseph finished third in this year's NCAA Championships in the high jump while Gunzel was sixth in the discus. Judo meet slated from Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, New Mexico, Texas and Utah will compete in the 1973 Regional Junior Olympic Judo Championships at the Phoenix YMCA, 350 North 1st. Avenue, Saturday at noon. The teams consist of first, second and third place finishers in each respective state's AAU meet in the 9-16 year-old competition.

First place winner in the light and heavy 16- year-old group will advance to the National AAU Junior Olympics at Ann Arbor, in August. -Saints host Shamrocks SUN CITY The Sun City Saints and the Salt Lake City Shamrocks will meet in a Sunday evening doubleheader that features free popcorn. The Pacific Coast League Saints are having one of their best seasons with an overall record of 28-6. Admission is $1 for the 7:30 twin-bill. Reds schedule camp 'Cincinnati Reds' scouting supervisor Ed Howsam will be in Phoenix Saturday to conduct a tryout camp at 8 a.m.

at the East High School baseball field. 15-22 years of age are eligible including high school sophomores and juniors, and junior college and major college players who meet eligibility requirements. baseball players must present written permission from their coaches or Legion Commanders upon their arrival. Players must provide their own uniforms, shoes and gloves. Twins' draftee signs BLOOM1NGTON, i n.

(AP) The Minnesota Twins announced Tuesday the signing of their second pick in the recent major league draft of free agent players. He is Edward C. McMahon, 21, a shortstop from Pittsfield, who will join the Twins' Tacoma farm team in the Pacific Coast League this week, the Twins said. Norton, Alt sign for ring rematch TIME OUT! Associated Press INGLEWOOD, Calif. Former heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali declared Tuesday, "I've learned my lesson.

I played too much. Half the time I didn't run. "This time I'll be serious. I'm already working and in the fight I'll be dancing from beginning to end." Ali and Ken Norton, the Californian who broke All's jaw and outpointed him last March 31, appeared at the Forum, site of their Sept. 10 rematch, for a formal signing ceremony.

Promoter Don Fraser of the sponsoring Forum Boxing Club predicted a California record live gate of more than $700,000 and Bob Aru mof New York said more than one million persons were expected to watch the 12-round fight on closed circuit television. Norton, a virtually unknown 28-year-old ex-Marine until his upset of Ali, turned to Ali and said, "Everything has changed, thanks to you, Muhammad. "The money has changed drastically and I'm now get- Dog entries APACHE GREYHOUND PARK Official Entries for Wednesday, June 13 Gr. 3. Folly's Flash 12 Mona Jean Adam Uptown 8 Sam I Am C.C.

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PH's Phantasy Miriam R. 8 We Won W.C. Trishl 6 By Pass Better Way 10 Starr Moss 8 Miss Sunbeam 12 Gr. 1, ting on television, radio and making tours." Norton is a a I ed $200,000 against 30 per cent of all income from his rematch with AH. He made only $50,000 for his first meeting with the ex-champ and before that $8.000 had been tops in his career.

The two fighters disagreed on the round during which Ali suffered the broken jaw in the 12-round initial meeting at San Diego. "First they said it was in the first round and they disproved that. Then they said the second and that was disproved. I don't know when I broke it, I'm not a doctor," commented Norton. "I would guess one of the latter rounds." Muhammad, asked the same question, maintained, "It was the second, round.

Exactly. I know that." AH receives a $275,000 guarantee for the rematch compared to $210,000 for the first bout. Ali, opening his part, of a news conference said "First of all I want to say I'm getting old. I'm 31. Everybody is really writing about that and mentally it bothers me." Mister Melde M's Blue Lady Tina Garcia Dan's O.B.'s 4 12 6 8 Dewitt's Baleenie Chckr Today's" Rave Dave Caddo AW Serviceman 8 P.H.'s Petula 10 Boone Ring 12 BR cacts Snow Gr.

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Clyde, an 18 year old from Houston, pitched nine no-hit games in Texas high school competition. Kekich sent to Cleveland OAKLAND (AP)-The New York Yankees Tuesday traded controversial pitcher Mike Kekich to the Cleveland Indians in exchange for minor league pitcher Lowell Palmer and a player to be named later. Kekich, a left-hander who won 10 games in each of the past two seasons, drew considerable attention in spring training when it was revealed that he had exchanged families with Yankee pitcher Fritz Peterson. Kekich, 28, came to New York from the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1968 in a trade for outfielder Andy Kosco. He had a 31-32 record in five seasons with the Yankees, but was 1-1 in just five games this year, with an earned run average of 9.20.

Palmer, 25, has compiled a 3-13 record with three major league teams. A hard-throwing right hand'er, he has a 5-3 mark with Cleveland's top farm club, Oklahoma City of the American Association. Palmer's contract will be transferred to the Yankees' Syracuse farm team, but he will continue to pitch for Oklahoma City on loan. The trade opens a spot on the New York roster for pitcher Sam McDowell, whom the Yankees acquired last week from the San Francisco Giants. Phoenix, June 13, 1973 The Arizona Republic E-5 Beard, Sellers seek cycle records When it comes to speed, the motorcycles can hold their own on Manzanita Speedway's half and quarter mile ovals.

Tonight Butch Beard will be trying to break his 24.70 second half mile run and Jonnie Sellers a 17.50 clocking on the quarter during last week's races. Beard's record is close to a i 's Smiley's late Sports menu TODAY COLLEGE BASEBALL ASU In College World Series at Omaha, Neb. (If necessary). PRO BASEBALL Giants at Tucson. MOTORCYCLE RACING Manzanita Speedway, 7:30 p.m.

DOG RACING Greyhound Park, 8 p.m. TOMORROW COLLEGE BASEBALL ASU In Col- leqe World Series at Omaha, Neb. (If necessary). PRO BASEBALL Giants at Tucson. Doa Racing Apacha Greyhound Park, 8 p.m.

FRIDAY AUTO RACING Manzflnlta Speedway, and Claimers, 7:30 p.m.; PRO BASEBALL Giants st Salt Lake. DOG RACING Apache Greyhound Park, 8 p.m. SATURDAY AUTO RACING Manzanita Speedway, CRA, 7:30 p.m.; Central Arizona Raceway, Arizona Claimer Championship, PRO BASEBALL Giants at Salt Lake. DOG RACING Apache Greyhound Park, 8 p.m. model stock record for the half mile.

Beard finally broke through Rick Kraft's stranglehold last week in open expert competition and wants to prove he has a good thing going. Sellers' time came in the 250 novice main where he beat Brad Nicks, who was timed in 17.53 in winning the 500 novice main. Nicks will be seeking to catch point leader Doc Carney in that class, trailing by 15 points in one of the closest bike classes at Manzanita. Tandy Adams, Dan Croyle and Mike Selby are separated by only 19 points in 500 experts. CR-PR TEXBRUNKEN I would like to let all my friends and customeri know that I om now associated with Charlin Rossis Ford in ScottsdaU, where you will be pleased in everyway with the service and my continuing personal attention to your automotive needs.

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