Word: arizonas
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Along with Harvard, Missouri and host U.C. Riverside, the tournament boasted San Diego State--rated No. 1 in the country midway through last year--and three Pac-10 teams: Arizona State, UCLA, and tournament champion Oregon State...
...Arizona State 5, Harvard 3--By all rights, the Crimson should have beaten the Sundevils, who have won five national championships and have the best record in baseball over the past 13 seasons. Sophomore Jim Chenevey pitched an extraordinary game, only to watch his teammates strand 14--yes, 14--runners and go without a single extra-base...
...Arizona State 5, Harvard...
Home games this year were 99.6 percent sold out, with a couple of contests against Northern Arizona and Alaska Fairbanks falling a few dozen fans short of the 5639-seat capacity of the Arena...
...identify themselves with the national party image. One example: in a number of states, popular Democratic Governors would seem to have the best chance of defeating Republican Senators who will be running for re-election in 1986, but the Governors are reluctant to try. Fred DuVal, an adviser to Arizona's Babbitt, explains that a Governor can present himself to voters as being independent, but "when you run for the Senate you can count on losing eight to ten points (in popularity) just because you become identified with the national party." Chiles asserts bluntly that he won three Senate races...