East High claws past Sabercats 93 to 39 in Arizona clash
East High dominated Saguaro with 53 percent shooting and 50 rebounds as Preston Long led with 22 points and Roland Campbell added 17. Saguaro’s Joe Blanco fouled out late. Eckman called East a great team while Sabercats regroup for next city showdown.
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Jack Lorbeer
Dave Hainlen
John Hall
Jim Scroggs
Fred Trump
Paul Bleikamp
Joe Brown
Scottsdale High
Beavers
Lions trample Arcadia 95 to 49 in decisive win
Alhambra led 20 13 23 at halftime then exploded in the third, outscoring Arcadia 28 to 11. Steve Malovic scored 38 for the Lions as Arcadia shot 30 percent and struggled with turnovers. Arcadia travels to Coronado Friday.
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Steve Malovic
Coronado
Santo Traded to White Sox in Four-Player Deal
Chicago Cubs ship Ron Santo to the White Sox in exchange for four players. The Cubs receive right pitcher Steve Stone left pitcher Ken Frailing catcher Steve Swisher and a player to be named later in a Chicago cross-town deal. Santo had used his veteran rights to block a deal with the Angels and chose to stay in Chicago with the White Sox.
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Steve Swisher
Suns fall to Knicks 105 97 after late rally
New York over Phoenix 105-97 as the Knicks hold off a late Suns rally. Keith Erickson, Charlie Scott, and Dick Van Arsdale sparked a 13-0 run for Phoenix, but Phil Jackson, Dave DeBusschere, and Walt Frazier finished for New York. Phoenix returns home to host Portland Thursday.
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Dick van Arsdale
Phil Jackson
Dave DeBusschere
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Neal Walk
Scott
Portland
Beavers edge Carl Hayden in tight 62 57 victory
Scottsdale High played its best game of the season but costly late turnovers doomed the Scorpions as Carl Hayden escaped with a 62 57 win. Scottsdale led by two late but could not close out and falls to 0 3 while Hayden improves. Kent Springer led Scottsdale with 17 points and 14 from Doug Fairchild.
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Beavers
Carl Hayden
Scottsdale
Saguaro
Beaver
Bill Owen
Falcons
Kent Springer
Doug Fairchild
Kent Tamsen
Jack Haupt
Dana Beaudin
Mike Getto
Notre Dame Upsets Indiana 73 67 In NIT Action
Notre Dame improves to 5 0 by beating Indiana 73 67 as John Shumate leads with 26 points and Adrian Dantley adds 15. Indiana led 11 early, but the Irish maintained advantage, while Steve Green tops Indiana with 21 points. Other ranked results include Maryland over Georgetown 115 83 and Vanderbilt over Memphis State 75 71.
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Ara Parseghian
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Fighting Irish
John Shumate
Indiana
Billy Paterno
Adrian Dantley
Jan van Breda Kolff
Vanderbilt
Memphis State
Danny Beard
Kansas State
Iowa
Rich Pokorski
New Mexico
New Mexico State
Bobby Dwyer
Wake Forest
Penn
Chaparral Firebirds roll past Chandler in Central Division tuneup
Chaparral, with two seniors in the starting lineup, built a 15-5 first quarter lead and defeated Chandler 64-48. The Firebirds, now on varsity in the Central Division next year, remain ineligible for postseason play. Stevens led with 17 points, Teachert 11, and Teachert, Stevens, Fountain, Nunez and Brindley paced the board work as Chaparral held a 32-25 rebounding edge and forced 34 turnovers.
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Chaparral
Dick Anderson
Anderson
Rick Booth
Jerry Nunez
Mark Stevens
Dave Fountain
Tom Teachert
Teachert
Stevens
Fountain
Wolves
Fountain, Nunez
Bill Brindley
Rob Booth
Tom Hentz
Dave Thompson
Jim Mason
Chris Gass
Chaparral Chandler
31 turnovers doom Paradise Valley in season opener
Paradise Valley Trojans fall 75 54 to Camelback Spartans in the 1973 74 opener. PV committed 31 turnovers and guards struggled, while Rick Bartelt led PV with 18 points and John Summer matched 16 for Camelback. Camelback built a 27 1 first quarter run and held on as PV rallied in the fourth. PV next hosts Apollo in Skyline Division play.
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Paradise Valley
Spartans
Bob Carroll
Trojans
Apollo
Rick Bartelt
Tom Bemrich
Paul Schellhase
Dan Page
Pete Barnhizer
Rick Wilder
Greg Jones
John Drazdowski
Dick Dierker
John Summer
Randy Rivas
PV i
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Charlie Moody
Dan Kershaw
Hayden
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