Scottsdale Wrestlers Sweep Tuneups for Divisional Finals
All three Scottsdale teams won final tuneups as Coronado beat Westwood 25 16 Arcadia edged Mesa 25 16 and Saguaro defeated Casa Grande. Key results included Doug Kelly extending his unbeaten streak with a ninth pin and Arcadia preparing for next week’s divisional and state championships at Coronado.
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Harry Kaplan
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Dons
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Sshut
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Bob Stone
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Titan Wrestling
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Titan
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Scott Lamarr
Cats
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Phil Bird
Cougars
Bruins Set for So Cal Showdown in Pacific Eight Race
UCLA star Lew Alcindor leads the 2nd ranked Bruins against USC in a pivotal Pac Eight clash that could end the league race with a win. USC’s Bill Hewitt contends for an upset as UCLA eyes a possible 29-0 home mark after a 28-0 Pauley Pavilion run.
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Liston Cleared for U S Ring With Reno Return
Sonny Liston won a California license and plans a March 16 bout in Reno against former California champion Bin McMurray. The 35 year old ex champion, previously denied in August, has boxing in Sweden and Nevada licenses. New York remains non permitting. Liston praised the hearing and said he weighs 225 pounds and will resume training, denying any underworld ties.
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Late Ace goal edges Runners in WHL clash
Phoenix Roadrunners lose to Quebec Aces 2 1 as Andre Lacroix deflects Jim Morrison shot with 54 seconds left. Gordie Redahl nets a hat trick lifting Quebec to a 5 4 comeback win in the final period. Phoenix eyeing a win to climb to third behind San Diego and Vancouver.
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Aces
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Es Redahl
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Vancouver
Hershey
AHL
Turf Paradise Handicap attracts star lineup for closing day
Sixteen top thoroughbreds race in the 13th Turf Paradise Handicap at Phoenix Sunday. Notables include Ahead Tiger the 1967 Pacific Northwest champion ridden by Don Pierce, and perennial favorite Melmitch with recent stakes wins. Also in the field are Blazing Silk Dardanus Mainsheet Acroloma and B G among others as the winter meet concludes.
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Turf Paradise
Tiger
Pacific Northwest
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Calif
Don Pierce
Arizona
Zulu Lad
Bad Melmitch
Blazing Silk
Dardanus
Single Needle
Mainsheet
Acroloma
B. G
Armed
Knight
Short Account
Three
Stripes
Tanorac
Fleet. Tour
Nashville Baby
Westwood Warriors edge Coronado in league thriller
Westwood defeats Coronado 57 55 to break a league record in a tense game. McLaughlin and Schneers led scoring for Westwood with 12 and 13 points respectively while Crawford finished with 13. Coronado paced by Mackey 28 and Short 9 8, Bowen 4, Preblich 4, Spong 2.
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Westwood Warriors
Coronado
Westwood
McKinley Crawford
Warriors
Dons
Joe Mackey
Kim Short
Jim McLaughlin
David Schneers
McLaughlin
Schneers
George Peterson
Crawford
Edd Gardner
Dana Kirkpatrick
Mackey
Kevin Bowen
Steve Preblich
Ken Spong
Saguaro Cats Hold Off Casa Grande in 52 47 Battle
Kirk Reinke led Saguaro with 23 points as the Cats end a three game skid by beating Casa Grande 52 to 47 in Casa Grande. Dan Madison and Greg Boyd added nine each, while Mike Clayton and others contributed. Bill Mason scored 20 for the Cougars.
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Tony Anna
Dave Peevyhouse
Gary Webb
Lee Peebles
Ben Davis
Jim Deschler
Mitch Waite
Larry Young
Don Sivans
Bo Kite
Ken Hatcher
Arcadia
Bill Saunders
Don Vancura
Saguaro
Karel Bowers
Bruce Yoder
Jim Inderber
Tim Fain
Cats
Kirk
Reinke
Saguaro Center
Casa Grande Cougars
Casa Grande
Cougars
Dan Madison
Greg Boyd
Mark Hopper
Mike Clayton
Gary Witherspoon
Bob Hainlan
Bill Mason
Ira Keeton
Lobos remain unbeaten by beating Arizona State in Tempe
New Mexico’s Lobos, ranked fourth, remain undefeated with a 68-62 win over Arizona State in Tempe. Wyoming outscored Arizona 90-85 in Tucson, aided by 30 of 38 free throws. Harry Hall led Wyoming with 27 points while Carl Ashley and Stan Dodds added 24 and 19.
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Scottsdale Beavers trounce Chandler Wolves 64 to 2 in Chandler gym
Scottsdale Beavers led by Dave Phillips rolled to a 64 to 2 win over Chandler Wolves. Billy Stutt led Chandler with 28 points while Phillips added 6 field goals and 7 free throws. McGirr 13 points and Palmer 8 boards also contributed for Scottsdale. Beavers face McClintock tonight in McClintock gym. JV also beat Wolves.
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Arcadia Titans top Mesa 76-65 as Hardy shines
Arcadia senior Jim Hardy went 14-for-14 from the free throw line and scored 32 points to lead the Titans to a 76-65 victory over Mesa. Dan Montenosano added 13, Ken Johnson 9, and Arcadia held a 32-25 rebounding edge while forcing 14 Mesa turnovers.
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Lou Hallman
Titan Cage
Hallman
Jim Hardy
Mesa
Titans
Rabbits
Jackrabbits
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Riggs
Hardy
Dan’ Montesano
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Mark Pihl
Little Rabbits
High School Cage Scores and Sale Notice
High school basketball results across CLASS AA and B list Camelback nipping Alhambra 70 63 and Maryvale topping Central 73 57 with many other scores like Arcadia 76 Mesa 65 and Tucson 83 85 overtime Rincon. A notice of sale states Avioli Radio shares pledged on March 9 1966 will be sold privately February 15 1968 at 10200 aelock office Phoenix Arizona due to a pledge agreement.
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Mesa
CLASS
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Buena
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Tolleson
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Seligman
Flowing Wells
LaVerne Frisk
Aelock
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Brown, Vinssia & Buin
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Phoenix
Arizona
Capital
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