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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1967

Page

9

Titans Top Mustangs In Close Arcadia Victory

In a tight Phoenix Union Holiday Tournament clash North High edged Arcadia 42-41 to reach the second round against East. Dan Montesano led the Titans with 15 points while Bob Gullickson starred on defense with six steals and three assists as Arcadia’s Mark Wasley posted 15 for the Mustang effort.

Arcadia North High Mustangs Phoenix Union East North Titans Mark Wasley Dan Montesano Kenny Johnson Jim Hardy Bob Gullickson Dave Roberts Beales Arcadia Gullickson Mustang Lou Hallman Hallman Throw

Alhambra Lions rout Scottsdale Beavers 65 47 in tourney opener

Alhambra High overpowered Scottsdale High 65 to 47 in the first round of the Phoenix Holiday Basketball Tournament. The Lions dominated the boards 20-9 in the first half and 13-9 after, with four Alhambra players in double figures led by Skip Gartin with 21 points.

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Tonalea reaches Camelback Jaycee tourney semis in squeaker

The fourth annual Camelback Jaycee elementary basketball tournament at Scottsdale gym moved Tonalea Tonalea Tonto Soloma and St Theresa into the semi finals. Tonalea won 36 35 over Hohokam while Tonto beat Paiute 23 17 Soloma defeated Apache 43 13 and St Theresa beat Cocopah 57 32.

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Sabercats fall to South Mountain in tourney thriller

South Mountain Rebels defeated Saguaro 60 55 as Jack Daniels led with 16 points in a late surge. Saguaro stayed in it with Mike Clayton and Dan Mailison outside shooting and Madison grabbing 21 rebounds, while Kirk Reinke scored 18 for the Cats.

Saguaro Sabercats Jack Daniels Daniels South Mountain Rebels South Mesa Kirk Reinke Cats Clayton Madison

Prep Scores Card from United Press International Tournament

First round results show Alhambra 65 over Scottsdale 47 and Arcadia 42 over North 41. Catalina beat Carl Hayden 72 to 30, Central won 59 to 58 against Paradise Valley, Cortez topped Camelback 100 to 62, East 64 over Moon Valley 39, Maryvale 80 over Glendale 41, IMesa 106 over St. Marys 58, Washington 77 over McClintock 72, Westwood 67 over Brophy 52, South 60 over Saguaro 55, Sunnyslope 66 over Chandler 55, Flagstaff 66 over Cathedral New Mexico 77 61, Farmington New Mexico 81 over Needles California 60, Flagstaff 66 over Las Lunas New Mexico, and Prescott 66 over Blythe California 46.

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Phoenix Union Holiday Tournament Foretells State Race

Sidelines notes from the Phoenix Union Holiday Tournament interpret past results to forecast the state basketball race. Coronado is framed as a strong title contender, while Tucson schools and Catalina broaden the field and Phoenix Union’s performance remains a weather vane for March outcomes.

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Phoenix Union Journey Encounters Local Commentary on Runners and WHL Standings

At Fifth Avenue tobacco shop owner Jim Wells voice of the Phoenix Roadrunners laments the team’s rough year and notes inexperience as a major factor. WHL stats show Phoenix goalkeeping trails, while Del Topell sits among top 21 scorers as the league features balanced scoring and promising offenses. In the WAC basketball season after three weeks Utah Wyoming Arizona and New Mexico lead in free throws, rebounds, offense and defense with notable percentages and margins.

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Arizona State Loses to Pacific in Las Vegas Holiday Classic

Arizona State fell 90 to 73 to undefeated Pacific in Las Vegas, dropping to 5-5 and entering a losers round against Loyola of Los Angeles. Pacific senior Tom Jones scored 22, Steve Michaelson 21 for the Tigers as Bob Edwards and Frank Bailey led ASU with 18 and 13. Loyola beat Nevada Southern 87-77 behind John Trapp 31 points. In Philadelphia, Arizona Wildcats lost to St Francis, 85-71, as Bill Davis scored 25 and Frankies Pennell 23.

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Grange Wins Big in Saguaro Tennis Tourney

Geoff Grange of Saguaro High, a senior, swept his second round match 6-0 6-3 to reach the Junior Boys singles quarter finals as morning rounds continued.

Grange Saguaro Geoff Grange Saguaro High

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