Saguaro Stuns East High 92-49 In Home Victory
Saguaro High defeats defending state champ East High 92-49 as Ross Hamilton scores 16 points 13 rebounds. John Muller adds 12 points Mike Esler nine. Esler seals win with late free throws as Saguaro outshoots 43 percent to 35. East shoots 15 percent in second half. Next up Scottsdale in a cross-town clash.
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Open is back on to Open is back on to
The last two rounds of the 1972 Phoenix Open will be televised nationally over an independent network. Bob Ewing said the $125,000 tournament will be carried by about 150 stations via Century Golf Network. Cameras will cover the final four holes at Phoenix Country Club, marking TV return after three years.
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Celtics' Bill Russell coaches praise for current Boston stars
Former Celtics Bill Russell and Tom Heinsohn cite three reasons the 1971 Celtics can win the Atlantic Division: Cowens maturing into a versatile center, a 10-2 start, and a key 105-97 win over the Knicks that broke New York's eight-game run. White led Boston with 26, Havlicek 25, while Frazier led New York with 25 as Boston held off a Knicks drought. Other NBA results: Milwaukee rout Seattle 116-83, Chicago over Cleveland 115-99, Portland 131-130 in overtime over Detroit, Buffalo 115-91 over Cincinnati, Atlanta 116-113 over Golden State.
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Roadrunners Host Eagles in WHL Action
The Phoenix Roadrunners aim to stay atop the Western Hockey League standings as they face Salt Lake City Golden Eagles. Captain Ted McCaskill may return from a back injury while Frank Hughes remains out with a knee issue. The team seeks a 11th game unbeaten run and will honor the one-millionth fan at the arena as Phoenix nears the league milestone since joining five years ago.
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Titans Fall to Maryvale in No 1 vs No 2 Clash
Arcadia Titans drop a 60 43 decision to Maryvale Panthers after leading scorer Brad Larson nets 11 and Mark Haggard fouls out. Maryvale’s Bob Stout tops with 18 points as Arcadia outrebounds 40 30 but commits 27 turnovers. Coach Sam Odell cites height and turnovers as key factors. Arcadia meets Coronado Friday in the Dons’ gym.
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Marquette Edges Memphis State 74 73 In Final Seconds
Marquette rallies past Memphis State 74 73 on a 30 foot buzzer beater by George Frazier as Foxworth fouls late. Jim Chones leads Marquette with 18 points while top 10 teams also feature Michigan over Eastern Michigan and Florida State upsetting Jacksonville.
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Rice named Angels general field manager in 1 year deal
Del Rice, 49, accepted a one year contract to become the California Angels general field manager after leaving Salt Lake City. General manager Harry Dalton praised Rice as a firm leader with a strong managerial record, noting nine players sent to the majors in four years and more possible next spring.
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