Arizona stars felled again in prep classic loss
Arizona's All-Stars lost 79-75 to New York Riverside Church as the United States Summer Prep Classic neared its end at Coronado High School. Watts Magicians dominated, dunk champ Marquetti impressed, and eight teams prepared for the next round with college scouts in attendance.
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Bob Snider
Arizona Coaches Association
New York
Riverside Church
United States
Coronado High School
Arizona
Watts Magicians
Leonel Marquette
Watts
Arizona Riverside
Johnny Nash
Arizona State University
Stars of Texas
Nash
Matt Barney
Marquetti
Barney
Arcadia Recreation
Sam Williams
Henry Johnson
Tom Freeman
Jim Swenson
Arcadia
Paul Bailey
Mark Eggleston
Stars
Texas
Watts Cagers
Lorenzo Watts
Duane
Allen
Julio Gallardo
Robbie Dusty
James Wright Carning
Earl Fuller
al King
Jay Wesley
Dave Underwood
Utah
Leonel Marquetti
Los Angeles Watts Magicians
U.S
Coronado High
Coronado
Yankees Clash With AL Over Replay Policy
The New York Yankees facing AL East race accuse American League President Lee MacPhail of a cover up as they defy a league directive on using instant replay on the Yankee Stadium scoreboard. MacPhail fines the club $1,000 and reprimands them after their replay display showing close plays and umpire names.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Lee MacPhail
Yanks
Yankee Stadium
MacPhail
Yankee
Yankees
George Steinbrenner
Steinbrenner
Open judges Renee Richards case for women’s singles entry
USTA officials in New York weigh whether Renee Richards formerly Richard Raskind will be allowed to play in the women’s singles at Forest Hills next month. The committee will decide after reviewing the application amid public debate and Richards’s assertion of her right to compete.
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New York
Renee Richards
Richard Raskind
Forest Hills
U.S. Tennis Association
USTA
Dr Richards
Chris Evert
Dr. Richards
World Tennis Magazine
la Jolla
Calif
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
South Orange
N.J
United States
Gene Scott
New Jersey
Palmer praises rookie Pate as new golf star rises
Washington AP reports Arnold Palmer compares himself to rookie Jerry Pate, who is hot after winning the U S and Canadian Opens this year. The 58th PGA Championship at Congressional tees off with 141 players led by Jack Nicklaus, while Pate and Palmer share attention after practice.
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Washington
Nold Palmer
Arnold Palmer
Jerry Pate
Latrobe
Jack Nicklaus
Congressional Country Club
Pate
Pensacola
Fla
U.S
Palmer
Sam Snead
Nicklaus
Jack
Arnie
Sports Slate: Tonight and Thursday Matches at Coronado HS
Tonight at Coronado HS the schedule features San Diego vs Nogales Sonora at 4 p.m. New York Riverside Church vs Cortez at 5 30 p.m. Omaha vs Arcadia at 7 p.m. Watts Magicians vs Las Vegas Stars at 8 30 p.m. Pro volleyball Los Angeles at Phoenix Heat 7 30 p.m. Brophy Prep Dogs racing Black Canyon Greyhound Park 8 p.m. Motorcycle Manzanita Speedway 7 30 p.m. PCL baseball Phoenix Giants at Albuquerque Dukes 1360 AM. Thursday Nevada state champions vs South Bay Calif 4 p.m. LA Junior Lakers vs Gallup NM 5 30 p.m. Chicago USA vs Tempe Mesa 7 p.m. Elmoor NM Youth Center vs South Mountain 8 30 p.m. PCE baseball Phoenix Giants at Albuquerque Dukes 13460 AM.
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Arizona
Riverside Church
San Diego
Nogales
Sonora
New York
Cortez
Omaha
Arcadia
Watts Magicians
Las Vegas Stars
Coronado HS
Los Angeles
Phoenix Heat
Brophy Prep
Black Canyon Greyhound Park
Manzanita Speedway
Phoenix Giants
Albuquerque Dukes
Nevada
South Bay
Calif
South Mountain
Little man awfully big in todays basketball
The column surveys the rise of tall players in basketball from past to present. It notes a shift from mostly shorter centers in earlier eras to many six foot ten and taller players today, cites historical figures, and questions how future eight footers might redefine rules like goaltending.
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Sam Steward
Copley News Service
John Doe
Richard Roe
Roe
Amateur Athletic Union
Phillips Oilers
Universal Studios
Wichita Henrys
Denver Pigs
Jack McCracken
Jumping Jack
Ace Gruenig
Joe Fortenberry
Oklahoma City
Barry Dunham
Red DeBernardi
Hank Luisetti
Johnny Callahan
Francis
Johnson
Washington Post
Thomas O'Toole
National Basketball Association
Ex-Chaparral Duo Wins Open Gym Two-on-Two Title
Former Chaparral stars Mark Stevens and Rick Booth won the Senior Division, defeating Greg Augustine and Kurt Matz who were runners-up. Bruce Buffmire and Bob Howard finished third. In the Junior Division Mark Johnson and Dave Orlowski claimed the crown with Richard Ganley and Dave Derron second, Greg Orlowski and Mike Richman third. Elementary Division champions were Bob Mathews and Pete Tooney, with John Kuyasa and Paul Hamstra second and Bobby Hungerford and Brian Hungerford third.
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Chaparral High
Mark Stevens
Rick Booth
Scottsdale
John Kuyasa
Paul Hamstra
Bobby
Brian Hungerford
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Jim Hartman
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James Fontenet
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Tim Koors
Renee
Richard
New York City
Newport Beach
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Scott
Richards
Ward Palmer
Windsor
Ontario
Anniston
Ala
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