Net-cutting thwarted by officer after Scottsdale win
The Scottsdale Sabercats beat Scottsdale's varsity in a close game but a lawman stationed under the basket prevented net cutting as celebration. Kevin Skully led a Boys Club national win with 60 yard dash and 15 foot 10 inch broad jump in the national Olympic series. Warren Clark bowled a 11 game series including a perfect game at Frontier Lanes.
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Kevin Skully
Kevin
Warren Clark
Invergordon
Lantad
URIGG
Vad
Lote Rao
Ota Earad
Sali Mates
Uebbe
Mexico City ready for 1968 Olympic facilities says Brundage
Avery Brundage president of the International Olympic Association stated there is no question Mexico City will have all athletic and housing facilities ready for the 1968 Games. He noted Organizing events remains the only potential issue while federations report strong progress. He cited track and field officials visiting and praised timing technology for accurate judging.
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Chicago
UPI
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Association
Mexico City
Brundage
Female umpire joins men in National Baseball Congress
In Wichita Kansas Mrs Bernice Gera a Long Island housewife joined the NBCs Association of Umpires becoming a full time member alongside more than 6 000 male officials aiming to pursue a career calling balls and strikes in professional baseball.
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Wichita, Kan
UPI
Long Island
Bernica Gera
National Baseball Congress’ Association of Umpires
Titan and Cat battlers spark city basketball action
City rivals clash as Arcadia meets McClintock while Coronado faces Tempe in a trio of pivotal early-season games. Scottsdale, Saguaro, Casa Grande, and Chandler vie for momentum with late-opening outcomes and notes on players like Dave Phillips and Tempe’s strong run.
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Scottsdale Beavers
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Chandler's Wolves
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Pugilists Vie in Warm-Ups for Golden Gloves Prep
Scottsdale Jaycees fighters stage tune up bouts before Golden Gloves. Danny Downs returns at 163 lbs after last win over Dave Trotter of Osa. Other scheduled boxers include Abadoca 115, McDonald 115, McCall 125, Kurts 125, Briggs 135, Winter 189, Mold ing 144, Outcait 145, and Martinez 185.
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Jaycee’s and Boys’ Club
Danny Downs
Dave Trotter
Osa
John Abadoca
Jeff McDonald
Bob McCall
Gus Kurts
Roy Briggs
Bruce Winter
Hoopers Begin Play In Scottsdale Junior League Wins
The Scottsdale Boys' Club junior basketball league opened with the Roadrunners defeating the Broncos 20-17 on late heroics by Bob Boyle who scored all 10 Runners points in the final 30 seconds. Tom Leesman led the Broncos with nine. In the second game the Mustangs beat the Spurs 20-11 as Mike Malden and Bill Hoy led scoring for the Mustangs. Bob Raymond added six for the Spurs.
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Mounts star power fuels Purdue home crowds in 78-66 win
Mount led Purdue with 18 points as the Boilermakers beat Ohio University 78-66 to even their record at 2-2. The Lafayette crowd of 14,123 marked a sellout for the new 6 million arena, boosted by Mount's hometown Lebanon fans packing season tickets.
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College Roundball Scores From United Press International
East Princeton 83 Rutgers 54. Indiana 80 Kansas St. 63. Purdue 76 Ohio U. 66. Cincinnati 59. Notre Dame 79. Marquette 87. St. John's Minn 83. Wichita St. 122. Arkansas 8 Centenary 0. Mississippi St. 71. Texas A&M 0. Sam Houston 116. Texas Tech 0.
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Alma
South Detroit
Olforgan St
St.Pauls
Amn U
Baltimore
Cath. U
Wask.(Md
UCLA Bruins Sweep Top UPI Coaches Poll With Unbeatable Start
Unbeaten UCLA receives all 35 first place votes and 950 points in the UPI Board of Coaches poll for the 1987-88 season through Dec. 9. Houston rises to second after a 4-0 start, while Vanderbilt jumps to third on a 3-0 run and Louisville falls to fourth after a home upset.
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UPI
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Louisville
Northwestern
Cardinals
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Commodores
Boston College
Connecticut
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Eagles
Sun Devils Fall to Wichita State in High-Scoring Game
Arizona State drops to 2-3 after a 122-105 loss to Wichita State. Roger Detter scores 34 while Wichita State’s Warren Armstrong adds 33 as the Shockers set two school records for free throws and points scored against ASU. Four Devils foul out, one leaves with a jaw injury, and ASU shoots 39 of 74. ASU next hosts New Mexico State.
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Roger Detter
Wichita
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Wyoming
Laramie
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Southern
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Wichita State
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