Eastern Arizona tops Scottsdale 89 73 as Robertson scores 39
Eastern Arizona defeats Scottsdale Community College 89 to 73 on the SCC Garden floor. Tony Robertson nets 39 points on 17 of 28 shooting and five of seven free throws, leading the Gila Monsters. Scottsdale falls to 5-12 overall. next hosts Arizona junior varsity in non conference play.
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Artichokes
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Eastern Arizona
Tony Robertson
Eastern
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Tommy Navarette
Scottsdale
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University of Arizona
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Gila Monsters
Beavers face must win stretch in B League race
Scottsdale Beavers, 2-5 in B League play, must win two of three as they visit Chandler Tuesday and Westwood Friday. Coach Bill Owen expects Bert Springer to return, leading a lineup anchored by Springer Getto Sanger Michaelson as they chase a playoff spot behind Westwood and Coronado.
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Mike Sanger
Dave Michaelson
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Gerard
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Paradise Valley
Agua Fria
Arcadia
Flock Tramples Blades as Roadrunners Dominate
Robbie Ftorek led Phoenix with two goals and two assists in an 8-1 victory over the Baltimore Blades. Dennis Sobchuk, John Gray, and John Hughes each had a goal and two assists, with Murry Keegan, Al McLeod, and Don Borgeson adding singles. Fred Speck scored Baltimore’s lone goal as Gary Kurt stopped 25 of 39 shots. Roadrunners host San Diego next.
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John Hughes
Roadrunners
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al McLeod
Don Borgeson
Fred Speck
Baltimore
Gary Kurt
Phoenix Nets
Sun Devils Take Command In Tight WAC Race
Arizona State edges Arizona 83 81 to improve to 6 1 in the Western Athletic Conference. Lionel Hollins leads with 22 points as ASU holds off a late Wildcats rally. Arizona drops to 4 3 in league play. both teams idle until Feb 14.
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Jerome Gladney
Elliott
al Fleming
Gladney
Fleming
Scott Lloyd
Chuck Prat
Jim Rappis
University of Arizona
Sun-Devils
Lori Anderson shines at Albuquerque Indoor Invitational record spree
Lori Anderson, 13, of Scottsdale Track Club, shattered the national 12 13 high jump record with 5 feet 7 4 inches and set meet records at the Albuquerque Indoor Invitational. Her performance led the STC to seven firsts and three meet records, with Monica Zepeda, Jane Morgan, and Pam Secchiari posting multiple wins.
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Fezler leads in rain soaked Hawaiian Open final round bid
Forrest Fezler 25, from San Jose, holds a one stroke edge at 204 after 48 holes in the $220,000 Hawaiian Open. Arnold Palmer and Lou Graham tied for second at 205, with Al Geiberger and Jack Nicklaus trailing as rain and wind affected play. Palmer praised staying within one shot of Fezler as the final round approaches.
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Arnold Palmer
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