Saguaro Sabercats and Coronado Dons open basketball clash
Saguaro and Coronado tip off in an early season game as the Sabercats blend football players into basketball before facing a tall Dons lineup led by Schuldt Heap and Scholz. Coronado, rebounding from 7 14 last season, aims to rise with height and depth.
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Schuknecht
Muller
Saguaro
Pete Siebrand
Jim Cedarstrom
Siebrand
Tim van Ruesen
Cedarstrom
Liebrand
Griffitts
Rick Thronson
Darin Knight
John Alexander
Mark Samson
Larry Abts
Fred Fish
Steve Goodall
Coronado
Dons
Don Country
Herb Sherman
John Schult
Bob Heap
Schuldt
Heap
Bill Grainger
Dick Stolper
Stolper
Scottsdale Beavers face 1970-71 season amid gym repairs
Scottsdale High begins the 1970-71 basketball season without their home gym after Labor Day damage. The Beavers, missing 6-10 Scott Lloyd, prepare four home games at Saguaro High while Kerr Clinkingbeard retools with a double post offense. Key inside players include Neil Farrington Dave Godfrey and Rick Rives, with guards led by Sandy Mason Paul Johnson and Mike Makings. Cortez is expected to test the youths as Clinkingbeard plans experimentation on the lineup and strategy.
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Scottsdale
Lloyd
East High District
Toath Kerr Clinkingbeard
Beaver
Neil Farrington
Dave Godfrey
Clinkingbeard
Mike Luellen
Mike _ Makings
Rick Larson
Brian Malfetti
John Risk
Rick Rives
Sandy Mason
Paul Johnson
Bob McKee
Mike Anderson
Clinkingheard
Makings
Malfetti
New York
Cortez
76ers Top Baltimore to Improve Record in N B A
The Philadelphia 76ers defeated Baltimore 104-98 to raise their record to 15-12 (.556). Baltimore leads the Central Division at 14-11 (.560), but the 76ers would be near the top if in the same division.
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76Ers
Baltimore
Bullets
Texas Longhorns Open Final Week Unbeaten at 9 0
Texas remains No 1 heading into the final week after a 52 14 Thanksgiving Day rout of Texas A M to extend their unbeaten record to 9 0 and hold the top ranking.
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NEW York
UPI
Texas
Longhorns
Texas A&m
Titans Open Season With Rebuilt Arcadia Crew
Arcadia hosts Sunnyslope as new coach Terry Coyle fronts a lean Titans squad led by 6-3 Jim Donker and 6-6 Ken Plitt. Notable newcomers include 6-3 Keith Jones returning after injury and 6-3 Brad Larson inside as the group blends size with rising juniors for a Central Conference title bid.
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Arcadia
Titans
Terry Coyle
Jim Donker
Donker
Ken Plitt
Plitt
Keith Jones
Sunnyslope
Rob Millsop
DeRay Rawlins
Mark Haggard
Hazelton Aims for 13th Turf Paradise Title
Richard Hazelton, Arizona Horse Racing Hall of Fame member, leads toward a 13th Phoenix training title at Turf Paradise. He saddled 10 winners in the first nine days of the Arizona Downs Winter meet, one third of the way to a new record as Jockey L. J. Durousseau returns Wednesday after a suspension. The meet averages 5,900 attendees and 235,939 in daily wagering. Six furlong feature Jammed Prince, ridden by Durousseau, looms as a likely favorite as Hazelton sends the former New Mexico stakes winner up in class after a single win to date.
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Phoenix
UPI
Richard Hazelton
Arizona Horse Racing: Hall of Fame
Turf Paradise
Hazelton
Arizona Downs
Jammed Prince
Durousseau
Suns face key December January stretch to climb standings
Phoenix Suns general manager Jerry Colangelo says the team must surge in December and January, with 20 of 31 home games, to move up from the Midwest Division cellar. He also argues for NBA realignment to restore a West Coast division and change playoff structure.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phoenix Suns
Jerry Colangelo
Suns
Atlanta
Colangelo
National Basketball Association
Eight Ladies Tie for First in Arizona Country Club Event
At the Arizona Country Club on Monday eight golfers shared top honors in the play of the day. Ann Buck and Ann Miner tied for Class A with 11 points, Betty Meyn and Bev Blackwell tied for Class B with 8, Jackie Cherekos Pat Dyess and June Morton tied for Class C with 9, and Betty Havill won Class D with 8.
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Ann Buck
Ann Miner
Betty Meyn
Bev Blackwell
Jackie Cherekos
Pat Dyess
June Morton
Betty Havill
Rentzel to face charges and inactive status
Lance Rentzel the Dallas Cowboys wide receiver is charged with indecent exposure to a 10 year old girl and placed on the inactive list. Dallas officials note he may work out with the team as time permits. A bond was posted and a potential sentence ranges from one day to 15 years in prison.
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UPI
Lance Rentzel
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Tex Sehramm
Tance Rentzel
Schramm
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Forrest Keene
University Park
Renti‘el
Rentzel
Joey Heatherton
St. Paul
Minn
Big names swirl at opening of winter baseball meetings
At the Los Angeles gathering the Cubs White Sox and Angels led trades while clashes over big deals limited outcomes. Angels acquired Ken Berry in a three for three swap while also drafting two minors, and Senators owner Bob Short paid $25,000 for Joe Foy as Washington pursued impact in a quiet draft day.
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UPI
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White
Sox
Angels
White Sox
Dick Walsh
Minnesota Twins
Ken Berry
Alex Johnson
Tony
Conigliaro
Lefty Phillips
Phillips
Berry
Joe Foy
Washington Senators
New York Mets
Tidewater
Foy
Bob Short
Senators
Buckeyes Lead 1970 All-American Selections With Tatum Tops
Ohio State stars led by cornerback Jack Tatum and linebacker Jim Stillwagon earned spots on the 1970 UPI All-American team. Notre Dame's Tom Gatewood and Larry Dinardo also featured, along with Texas standouts Steve Worster and Bobby Wuensch. Other selections include Stanford's Jim Plunkett, Cornell’s Ed Marinaro, Air Force’s Ernie Jennings, Michigan's Dan Dierdorf, and LSU’s Mike Anderson.
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UPI
Ohio State
Jack Tatum
Jim Stillwagon
Notre Dame
Texas
United Press International
Tatum
247
Stillwagon
Mike Sensibaugh
John Brockington
Tom Gatewood
Larry Dinardo
Clarence Ellis
Steve Vorster
Bobby Wuensch
Bill Alessis
Dinardo
Jim Plunkett
Stanford
Cornell
Ed Marinaro
Dick Kazmaier
Worster
Brockington
Ernie ‘Jennings
Air Force
Gatewood
Michigan
Dan Dierdorf
Wuensch
Chip Kell
Tennessee
Colorado
Don ‘Popplewell
Charlie Weaver
Southern California
Wild Bunch
Atessis
Rock Perdoni
Georgia Tech
JoeiShrmann
Syracuse
Mike Anderson
Louisiana State
Jack Ham
Penny State
Auburn
Larry Willingham
Tatum Ellis
Sehisibaugh
Clay Predicts Knockout In Bonavena Build Up
Cassius Clay delivered a homemade poem and forecast during a training session for his 15 round heavyweight bout with Oscar Bonavena in New York. He mocked a referee stoppage and staged a playful knockdown after sparring with Bobby Mashburn and Bunky Akins before an audience of about 700 fans paying one dollar each.
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UPI
Cassius Clay
Oscar Bonavena
Clay
Bobby Mashburn
Bunky Akins
Akins
Angelo Dundee
Dundee
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