Scottsdale Beavers Top Arcadia In Tight High School Clash
Scottsdale won 58 to 50 over Arcadia in Beaver gym as Jim Palmer and Dave McGirr led with 20 and 19 points respectively. Arcadia was hampered by a lack of size and trailed through much of the game, with John Popstra scoring 19 for the Dons.
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Arcadia High Titans
Scottsdale
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Arcadia
Beavers
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Dave McGirr
John Popstra
Corky Hilsabeck
J. Popstra
C. Hilsabeck
Farmer
Blakely
Shoemaker
T. Kearney
Northrop
J. Palmer
C. Tarkington
D. McGirr
B. Garman
T. Stanley
J.V
Mesa
Conley Breaks Finger In Knicks Lakers Clash
Gene Conley, 32, a pitcher for the Boston Red Sox and center for the New York Knicks, broke his finger Wednesday night against Los Angeles in Boston. He planned a flight to New York for examination by Knicks team physician Dr. Kazuo Yanagisawa and said he would still play Sunday in New York against the Lakers.
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UPI
Gene Conley
Los Angeles
Boston Garden
Knicks
New York
Lakers
Conley
Turf Entries Lead Card with Nine Races and Purses
Racing program lists ten races for 4 year olds and up with purses from 1000 to 2500 and claiming levels up to 3000. Entries show horses such as Up 'n Class and Mark Derby in early segments, with multiple favorites and longshots across sis divisions.
Thoroughbred Racing Entry Card Summary
Entries list horses and connections for a race card. Notable names include Lazovich, Ballut Abyad, and Mr. Me-Cor with the Beet Bet-Lazovich pairing noted in eighth place. Other entries feature Michael’s Lass and Senstor Jack among multiple riders and stables.
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Miamond
Jon Sing
Lucky Tower
Tekarra
Gilco
Kingly Token
Nebraska Rose
Polly Grier
Tempting Jewel
Intrepido
Bigato
Johnny Beldine
King Clan
Mighty Fine
Michael's Lass
Teen Princess
Inniwood
Lazovich
Ballut Abyad
Mr. Me- Cor
Senstor Jack
Spinney
Ouble Decker
Davie L
Sea Teaver
Beet
Truce Between AAU and NCAA in Jeopardy Over Open Meets
The uneasy truce between the AAU and NCAA teeters after 12 days as disagreements over sanctioning open track meets surface. MacArthur had earlier brokered peace but factions dispute whether dual sanctioning rights should apply, with colleges threatening to withdraw athletes unless USTFF and AAU sanctioning are granted.
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New York
UPI
AAU
NCAA
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Ncaa i
U. S
Track and Field Federation
Far West
USTFF
Bearcats Face St Louis in Key MVC Clash Tonight
Cincinnati, aiming for a grand slam of league and NCAA titles, hosts St Louis after a 65 63 overtime win over Drake. Loyola challenges Iowa, while Niagara meets Providence as ranks shift and perfect records test in early season battles.
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Cincinnati Bearcats
Cincinnati
Missouri
Drake
St. Louis
Billikens
Loyola
Iowa
Ramblers
Niagara
Providence
Phoenix Bears Pull Surprise Win Over Pierce Aggies
The Phoenix College Bears defeated the visiting Pierce Aggies 79-64. Five Bears reached double figures led by Dick Ervin 25 and Luther Harber 18 with Jim Moeller and Bob Farrer 15 each. The margin stayed safe after a 42-35 halftime lead.
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Phoenix
UPS
Phoenix College Bears
Pierce Aggies
Bears
Runt Goddard
Dick Ervin
Luther Harper
Jim Moeller
Bob Farrer
Jones Joins Angels as Free Agent Signin
Los Angeles Angel General Manager Fred Haney announced that right hander Sam Jones will join the club in spring training as a free agent.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Angel
Fred Haney
Sam Jones
Carter on TV Lanes for title shot at Madison Square Garden
Robin Carter the middleweight star headlines a nationally televised bout at Madison Square Garden against Gomez Brennan. Manager Carmen Tedeschi said a win could push Rubin toward a title shot in May or June against the Tiger Fullmer winner. Rubin, 26, holds a 16 fight record with 12 KOs. Brennan, 24, brings 64 bouts and strong punching power.
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UPI
Robin Hurricane Carter
Gomec Brennan
Madison Square Garden
Carmen Tedeschi
Slugger Carter
Teddy Brenner
Rubin
Las Vegas
Nev
Dick Tiger
Gene Fullmer
Tedeschi
the Hurricane
Brennan
Gomeo
Elgin Baylor Hits 10000 Points in Lakers Win over Pistons
Elgin Baylor scored 36 as the Los Angeles Lakers beat Detroit 119 109 extending their streak to seven straight wins. Baylor reached 10 000 career points with a third period basket while Jerry West added 33 as Don Ohl led Detroit with 31.
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Lakers
Don Ohl
Pistons
West
Baylor
Syracuse Nationals
Boston Celtic
San Francisco Warriors
Cincinnati Royals
St. Louis Hawks
Chicago Zephyrs
Chet Walker
Len Chappel
Dave Gambee
Nationals
Celtics
Tom Sanders
Wilt Chamberlain
Warriors
Bob Pettit
Cliff Hagen
Hawks
Russians Dominate Millrose Meet with Record Breakers
At Madison Square Garden the Soviet trio wowed the Millrose crowd as Tear Ter-Ovanesyan set an indoor long jump world record with 26 feet 10 inches, Valery Brumel cleared 7 feet 2 inches in high jump, and Valery Bulishev won the 880 yards in 1 50.8.
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New York
UPI
Russia
Ter-Ovanesyan
Broad
Ralph Boston
Valery Brumel
John Thomas
Millrose
Madison Square Garden
Valery Bulishev
Philadelphia
Inquirer
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
John Uelses
Bruce Kidd
Philly
John Reilly
Georgetown
Brumel
Tom O’hara
Loyola of Chicago
Jutta Heine
Lovely
Germany
Nicklaus Holds Five Stroke Palm Springs Open Lead
Ohioan Jack Nicklaus enters the fourth round of the Palm Springs Open with a 202 total after 54 holes. Johnny Pott sits two back on 207 while Bob Shave, Gary Player, Al Geiberger and Gardner Dickinson are at 209 to 208. Arnold Palmer trails by 12 with 214 and Billy Casper at 211. Nicklaus, 23, described his lead as uncharted territory in pro golf as winds gust and a Bermuda Dunes sandstorm shaped the round that featured an eagle on 18 and a 15-foot birdie putt on the second. He noted hip bursitis plans but reported no complaints after a 67 in Friday.
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Johnny Pott
Bob Shave
Gary Player
al Geibeger
Gardner Dickinson
Nicklaus
Bermuda Dunes
College Basketball Results by Region and Matchups
EAST Oswego 86 Plattsburgh 73 Yale 74 Dartmouth 72 Siena 71 Adelphia 62 Rider 69 Hartwick 57 Brockport St. 55 Oneonta St. 47 Kings 86 Fair-Dickinson 53 Seton Hall 80 Catholic U. 75 NYAC 83 Wesleyan 70 Brown 73 Harvard 72 overtime SOUTH Va. Union 69 Virginia St. 59 Miles 96 Fisk 93 Benedict 96 Allen 78 Alabama St. 74 Fla. A&M 72 Davidson 95 Richmond 73 Maryland 68 Geo. Wash. 67 MIDWEST Wyoming 87 Denver 72 Southwestern 79 Friends 61 Chicago 67 Oshkosh St. 47 Augustana 51 Ill. Wesleyan 50 SOUTHWEST Arkansas Coll. 59 Hendrix 57 Panhandle A&M 64 N. M. High. 62 WEST Colorado St. 100 Montana 83 Washington 49 Stanford 48 Oregon 60 California 55 Oregon St. 66 Seattle 60 S.F. St. 52 Cal U. Davis 41 UCLA 77 Southern Cal. 65
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Yale
Dartmouth
Siena
Adelphia
Rider
Hartwick
Brockport St
Oneonta St
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Fair-Dickinson
Seton Hall
Catholic U
NYAC
Wesleyan
Brown
Harvard
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Virginia St
Miles
Fisk
Benedict
Allen
Alabama St
Fla. A&m
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Augustana
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Washington
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Oregon
California
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Seattle
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UCLA
Southern Cal
NBA Friday Scores Highlight Tight East Coastal Matchups
The results show Los Angeles 119 Detroit 109 and San Francisco 133 Cincinnati 126 with St Louis 119 Chicago 111. Syracuse 125 Boston 111. The night featured strong offense across several teams and notable scoring runs.
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Detroit
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Syracuse
Boston
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