Drovers open home season with Lomax facing ASU junior varsity
Scottsdale Community College hosts Arizona State junior varsity in the 1973 74 home opener as Owen Lomax returns to face his former team. Lomax, now with SCC, seeks improved shooting and ball handling while coach B ob Snider notes Lomax and Nate Drayton provide outside scoring and rebounding. Game time is 7:30 p.m. at the SCC gym.
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Robert Lucas
Bart
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Gordie Violet
Tom Jones
Elbert Crump
Neil Farrington
Titans
Herb Sherman
Coronado Club
Roger Alarie
Ben Kulwicki
Gerard
Roger Elser
Redcoat
Kulwicki
Redcoats
Bourgade
Chaparral
Cowboys and Banditos Vie For State Titles in Phoenix
Scottsdale Pop Warner teams the Banditos and Cowboys reach state finals at Phoenix College. Banditos seek second Pee Wee title in four years, third finals appearance overall, with noon kickoff. Cowboys aim for fifth state crown in their eighth season, seventh Midget final, at 2 p.m. Raiders and Rustlers already shared division championships.
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Beavers Titans Face City Rivals Seeking First Wins
Beavers 0-3 and Titans 0-3 duel city rivals Coronado and Saguaro as Scottsdale games loom. Saguaro relies on five returning starters while Coronado develops its lineup and defensive transition under coach Ben Kulwicki. Paradise Valley hosted Apollo as Skyline Division play begins.
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Paradise Valley
Apollo
Kent Springer
Kent Tamsen
Jack Haupt
Doug Fairchild
Sabercats
Chaparral and Coronado Triumph in Prep Wrestling Action
Chaparral improves to 2-0 with a 34-19 win over Thunderbird as Beavers suffer 54-0 loss to McClintock. Coronado improves to 1-1 after a 31-27 victory over Tempe. Scottsdale falls to 0-2 at McClintock 54-0. Chaparral dominates early with four pins and decisions led by Eckman and Hedger, while Coronado pins or decisions key matches. Junior varsity: Chaparral 51-15 Thunderbird, Coronado 31-19 Tempe, McClintock 40-15 Scottsdale.
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Tempe
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Mark Weeter
Joe Menosky
Chargers owner meets Kush amid coaching rumors
Eugene Klein, owner of the San Diego Chargers, visited Arizona State practice and sought a meeting with coach Frank Kush, who is cited as a potential Chargers candidate. Kush dismissed Giants speculation, reaffirming his happiness at ASU as Fiesta Bowl preparations continue for Dec. 21 against Pittsburgh.
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Runners Gulls begin 2 game set in Phoenix
The Phoenix Roadrunners host the San Diego Gulls in a Western Hockey League two game series at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Phoenix leads Portland by five points for first in the league while San Diego sits third, seven behind. The Gulls have won 11 of 13, Phoenix five straight, and Leo Thiffault and Kevin O'Shea are out with injuries. Tonight is Phoenix’s last home game until Dec 26 exhibition with the Russian nationals.
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Kevin O’shea
Johnston Leads San Marcos Golf Classic After Third Round
Ralph Johnston of Atlanta holds a one stroke lead at 204 after a 4-under 68 in the San Marcos Golf Classic. Alan Tapie dropped to 210 tied for eighth, while Terry Florence moved into solo second with a 66, one behind Johnston.
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UPI
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Atlanta
Johnston
Alan Tapie
Newport Beach
Calif
Danny Edwards
Tulsa
Okla
Jimmy Wright
Long Island, N.Y
Terry Florence
Charlotte, N.C
Trail Blazers Top Suns 119 108 to Hold Third Place
Portland rode Geoff Petrie 25 points and Sidney Wicks 24 as the Trail Blazers beat Phoenix 119 108 to stay alone in third in the NBA Pacific. Five technical fouls were called and Rick Roberson was ejected after a second half punch. Neal Walk sustained a nose cut but returned. Portland led wire to wire, 60 45 at halftime, and shot 52 percent to Phoenix 37. Charlie Scott scored 32 for Phoenix with 12 in the third.
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Geoff Petrie
Sidney Wicks
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Petrie
Wicks
Trail Blazers
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Neal Walk
Walk
Charlie Scott
Scottsdale Holiday Wrestling Tournament Promises Tight Race
With a balanced field two weeks into the season the seventh annual Scottsdale Holiday Wrestling Tournament features Coronado Chaparral Saguaro and host Scottsdale High as main contenders. Chandler is the lone out of city entrant. Action starts Saturday at 9 a.m. in the Scottsdale High gym with finals at 7 30 p.m. The event uses double elimination and awards medals to top three in each weight class.
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Coronado
Scottsdale High School
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Saguaro
Scottsdale High
Arcadia
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