Beavers rely on Grandy as key floor leader and scorer
Scottsdale senior Mike Grandy 6-0 led the Beavers to two wins earning Progress Player of the Week. He scored a season high 28 against Coronado, then contributed eight rebounds five assists and a decisive steal in the comeback win over Kofa.
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Dave Cassady
Scottsdale
Ken Clinkingbeard
Beavers
Mike Grandy
Grandy
Coronado
Kofa
Kory Schuknecht
Saguaro
Cats
Schuknecht
Yuma
Arcadia
Mark Scheehle
Mark Pihl
Tempe
Titans
Lou Hallman
Scheehler
Ted Allen
John Schulte
McClintock
Cubs Seek Homes for Spring Training Arrangements
Baseball season moves to Scottsdale as Chicago Cubs prepare Feb 22 through early April. Housing sought by the Chamber of Commerce for five 2 or 3 bedroom rentals in the $350 to $600 range. calls to 945 8481. Some players without families will stay at the Ada Inn.
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Chicago Cubs
Ada Inn
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Pilots face Friday deadline to stay in city
Hotel executive Edward Carlson seeks $2 million from Seattle business leaders to keep the Pilots. He needs $750,000 in limited partnerships and $1.3 million in underwriting by Friday or the team may move to Dallas-Fort Worth or Milwaukee. The Bank of California holds a $3.5 million note and requires terms. Carlson stresses bank prudence and reiterates efforts to keep the club locally.
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Seattle
UPI
Edward Carlson
Seattle Pilots
Carlson
American League
Joe Cronin
William R. Daley
Cleveland
Pilots
The
Dallas-Fort Worth
Milwaukee
W. G. Campbell
Bank of California
Campbell
Hogs to Play USC in 1972 73 Home Series
Arkansas announces a home and home football series with Southern Cal. The Razorbacks will meet USC in Little Rock in 1972 and in Los Angeles in 1973, part of Arkansas schedule rules requiring six of ten games in state. The move brings a marquee nonconference opponent amid criticism of weak out of state matches.
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Fayetteville
Ark
UPI
Arkansas
Southern Cal
Little Rock
Los Angeles
USC
Razorbacks
Progress 9 Scottsdale Daily Sports Thursday Feb 5 1970
A brief sports item from Scottsdale Daily notes Progress 9 in a Thursday edition dated February 5 1970. The short piece highlights a local game result and team performance in a concise recap.
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Scottsdale Daily
Progress
Hawks topple Knicks in road upset
United Press International reports the Hawks beat the Knicks 111 96 as New York, with a 47 12 record, drops a nine game win streak. Lou Hudson 36 and Walt Hazzard 27 pace Atlanta. Reed leads Knicks with 26. Other scores include Seattle 121 Cincinnati 115 Detroit 125 Los Angeles 110 Milwaukee 141 San Diego 123. The Knicks endured a late trip, delaying departures from New York due to snow.
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United Press International
New York Knicks
Knicks
National Basketball Association
Atlanta Hawks
Atlanta
Seattle
Cincinnati
Detroit
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Diego
Lou Hudson
Walt “Hazzard
W.L. Pet
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Phoenix
San Francisco
Scottsdale Boys Club Offers Outdoor Classes For Teens
The Scottsdale Boys Club Sportsman's Association schedules outdoor training for Valley boys aged 13 to 18. Courses cover bowhunting rifle and shotgun hunting camping survival over three to six weeks with classroom instruction and field outings. Sessions start Bowhunting Monday Rifle and Shotgun Hunting Tuesday Camping Survival Wednesday at 630 to 830 pm. Fee is 3 dollars includes free year membership call 9476331 or visit 7502 E Osborn Rd.
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Scottsdale
Sportsman’s Association
Boys’ Club
Sportsman's ‘Association
E. Osborn Rd
Stars readying for Astrojet golf classic field steers pro stars
The Astrojet Golf Classic at Goodyear Golf and Country Club opens with 66 top pros, pairing football and baseball stars in a 54 hole best ball format. Joe Namath and Mickey Mantle headline the field, defending champs Cappelletti and Lonborg join rivals from 37 franchises across 32 cities. The 6469 yard par 72 course offers a $10,000 first prize.
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Litchfield Park
Ariz
UPI
American Airlines
Goodyear—Golf
Joe Namath
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Namath
Green Bay Packers
Jerry Kramer
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie Davis
Boston
Gino Cappelletti
Red Sox
Jim Lonborg
Cappelletti
Lonborg
Paul Krause
Bill Mazeroski
Joe DiMaggio
Otto Graham
Willie Mays
John-Brodie
Ernie Banks
Brien Piccolo
Lance Alworth
Tommy Sisk
Dave McNally
John Unitas
Jerry Koosman
Bill Mathis
Brooks Robinson
Willie Richardson
South Carolina Tops Temple In Philadelphia Showdown
South Carolina edged Temple 79 71 at the Palestra as John Roche and Tom Owens sparked a late surge after a 33 28 halftime lead. Roche led all scorers with 34 points as Temple’s Tom Wieczerak scored 22 before both players were ejected in a heated finish.
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United Press International
Brotherly, Love
Temple
Columbia
S.C
New York
South Carolina
Philadelphia
Palestra
Gamecocks
Owls
John Roche
Tom Owens
LaSalle Academy
New York City
Tom Wieczerak
Bob Carver
Frank McGuire
Roche
Owens
North Carolina State
van Williford
Ed Leftwich
Maryland
Will Hetzel
Pete Maravich
LSU
Florida
Tigers
College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
St Johns beat RIU 85 67 LSU defeated Florida 97 75 LaSalle won 102 73 Notre Dame 130 St Peter's 88 Maryland 54 Duke 92 Clemson 88 Penn St 103 Syracuse 95 Dayton 90 Villanova 44 Niagara 98 Buffalo 68 Ohio U 80 Toledo 67 New Mex St 85 Irvine 77 USIA 72 UC San Diego 71 Long Beach St 91 Jolly Roger 59
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St. John’s
RIU
LSU
Florida
LaSalle
Lafayette
Notre Dame
St. Peter’s
No. Car. St
Maryland
West
Tech
Lamar Tech
Pan.Am
South Car
Temple
Evansvl
Ky. Wesleyan
Duke
Clemson
Penn St
Syracuse
Dayton
Xavier (O
Providence
Villanova
Bouton criticizes U.S. sport leaders over South Africa stance
Jim Bouton, 30, Houston Astros pitcher and anti apartheid lobbyist, told a House subcommittee that U.S. sports officials lag behind athletes in pressuring South Africa over racial policies. He urged tougher action beyond statements as Arthur Ashe testified on visas for black players. Bad Newark weather delayed Bouton until after the hearing.
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Washington
UPI
Jim Bouton
South Africa
Houston Astros
U.S
Bouton
House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
Africa
Arthur Ashe
Ashe
United States
Gary Player
Newark
N.J
Charles C. Diggs Jr
D-Mich
Top WAC scorers lead Hill and Waner among five
In the Western Athletic Conference Seathern Hill of Arizona State sits third with 23.0 points per game and Bill Waner of Arizona ranks fourth at 22.7. Ron Johnson of ASU leads in field goal percentage at .571, while Mickey Foster of Arizona is fifth in free throw percentage at .878. Gerhard Schreur of ASU ties for fourth in rebounds with 10 per game and Bruce Anderson of Arizona sits near sixth with 9.7 boards. Willie Long of New Mexico tops scoring at 29.5 PPG and Mike Childress of Colorado State leads in rebounds at 15.5.
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Denver
UPI
Arizona State University
Seathern Hill
University of Arizona
Bill Waner
Hill
Warner
Ron Johnson
Arizona State
Dave Hullman
Arizona
Mickey Foster
Gerhard Schreur
Bruce Anderson
Willie Long
New Mexico
Jim Mahler
Utah
Roy Wilson
Wyoming
Mike Childress
Colorado State
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Hudson
Hazzard
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NBA
Diggs
Hill and
Scotts
Harpers
N. Hayden Corner
Virginia
E. Thomas RD
Evergreen Golf Course
McDowell & Beeline
Sorie
Gurdars
E. McDowell
Master Charge
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Ponderosa Lumber CO
E. Thomas
Redwood Stakes Co
Corral Lumber Sale
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