Coronado Dons Open Brophy Holiday Invite With Win
Barry Bluth sparked Coronado with nine points and nine rebounds as the Dons defeated Brophy 75-67 in opening Brophy Holiday Invitational action. Roger Alarie scored 20 and Rob Wilson 16 with nine boards between them, while Dan DeVan led Brophy with rebounding and Bob Dougherty added 22 points.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Briefs
Local briefs from Scottsdale Chronicle on December 27 report community updates and quick notices. Names, dates, and specifics are limited in the fragment but indicate typical daily wire items from the Arizona paper.
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Drovers face No 1 California junior college Santa Barbara
Scottsdale Community College heads to Riverside for the Tournament of Champions to open against Santa Barbara at 8 40 p m with a 7 1 record and a five game win streak. Coach Ivan Duncan aims to boost an offense he says still smells while relying on 6 10 Will Smiley and 6 8 Will Connelly to pound the rim and rebound.
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Russians top Roadrunners in power play 3-1 victory
The Russian National Team defeated the Phoenix Roadrunners 3-1 as all goals came on power plays. Murray Reagan opened scoring for Phoenix, Vladimir Petrov answered, then Boris Mikhailov and Vladimir Shadrin added third period goals. Tretiak made 22 saves for Russia. Hainsworth and Simmons shared Phoenix goaltending.
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Finley seeks Oakland manager as Williams signs with Yankees
Richman outlines Charlie Finley pursuing Sparky Anderson for Oakland after Williams signs with the Yankees, accepting a $90,000 annual offer plus coverage of legal costs. The piece also notes Bryant’s coaching career, praise for Howie Haak as a talent evaluator, and reflections on sports books and anecdotes about fans and players.
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Pappas Signs 1974 Cubs Contract
Veteran pitcher Milt Pappas, age 34, becomes the third Cubs player to sign for 1974. He will start his 19th major league season with Chicago.
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Missouri Stages Big Eight Upset in Tourney Opener
Missouri upset Oklahoma 73 70 as Steve Dangos and Al Eberhard combined for 45 points. Eberhard sparked the late rally, turning a 65 64 deficit into a 73 64 edge with 1 25 remaining. Scott Wedman led Colorado past Kansas 73 71 in the other first round game.
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