Hokams edge Yavapai in late layup to share JUCO lead
Ray Alexander delivered a breakaway layup with eight seconds left as Mesa Community College Hokams defeated Yavapai 65-63 for their seventh straight win. Ed Gardner and Ed Weatherspoon sparked MCC with 5 and 13 points respectively while Perry Bass and Jim McClelland controlled the boards. Yavapai, led early 33-28, faltered at the stripe and fouled out George Walls as MCC dominated rebounding 58-51.
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USC and UCLA showdown headlines college hoops night
USC undefeated at 16 0 faces UCLA a two point favorite with a front line led by Wicks Rowe and Patterson while Layton and Westphal pace the Trojans. Marquette and Penn eye West Coast matchups as Fordham dominates and other top teams win in varied results across the nation.
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Paul Westphal
Sabercats Fall to Mesa in Fifth Straight Loss
In a rough night for the Saguato Sabercats, Mesa Rabbits defeated them 71 to 53. Jim Gederstrom led Cats with 10 points, Rick Thronson 8, while Mesa’s Jerry Hall and Mike Angel scored 24 and 21 respectively helping Mesa win their third league game.
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Arcadia Titans hand Casa Grande a 74 56 defeat
Arcadia dominated the Casa Grande Cougars at home by shooting 61.5 percent 32 of 52 while holding Randy Spilsbury to eight first half points. Kenny Plitt led Arcadia with 22 points, Jim Donker added 13, Rob Millsop 12, and Steve Montoya topped Casa Grande with 18. The Titans built as large as a 20 point lead, then held on despite a late Cougar push.
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Brad Larson
Steve Montoya
Warriors crush Beavers in Westwood clash
Westwood Warriors upset Scottsdale High Beavers 75 to 67 as Mike Makings paced Scottsdale with 17 points and Neil Farrington added 16. Dave Godfrey grabbed 14 rebounds and nine points while Andy Shumway led in boards with 13 and Stan Nielson topped scorers with 23.
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Laver Chase Wins in Winner-Take-All Tennis Classic
Rod Laver dominates the Tennis Champions Classic prize pot aiming for 90 000 in the next match against Tom Okker of the Netherlands. Laver has earned 80 000 from eight wins with opponents receiving nothing and could pocket 170 000 if unbeaten.
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Dons Dominate Wolves as Heap Sparks 69-47 Victory
Coronado, led by Heap with 28 points and Stolper's nine, erased an 18 16 first period deficit to take a 34 28 halftime lead and pull away in the fourth. Chandler faced foul trouble and poor free throws as Robinson and Vanley fouled out. Schuldt held to minor scoring.
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College Cage Results From Friday Coast Schedule
United Press International reports scattered college basketball results. Assumption 97 Siena 82 and Fordham 68 mark notable upsets. Oregon 64 Oregon St 62 and California 99 Stanford 74 highlight West Coast play. Princeton 50 Colgate 85 and Harvard 115 Yale 98 showcase East wins. plus 11 other score lines across multiple campuses.
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The Party's Over documentary to be shown at Scottsdale club
A documentary film titled The Party's Over will be featured by the Scottsdale Sportsman's Club. The meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Eldorado Recreation Center Miller Road and Oak Street will include a club fundraising project update announced by Dan LeHockey.
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Shaw Leads Hawaiian Open At Halfway Mark
Tomi Shaw shot 67 for a 36 hole 135 and a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer and Dewitt Weaver at the Hawaiian Open. Palmer and Weaver finished 136 while defending champion Bruce Crampton 138 and other stars chased in hot, windy conditions.
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Suns End Home Stand With Cavaliers at Veterans Memorial
Phoenix faces the Cleveland Cavaliers tonight at Veterans Memorial Coliseum to wrap a lengthy home stretch. The Cavaliers, struggling with 11 wins this season, rely on rookie John Johnson of Iowa and centers Luther Rackley and Walt Wesley for scoring and defense.
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John Johnson
Iowa
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Wesley
Roadrunners Edge Friday Loss in WHL Tilt to Salt Lake
Phoenix Roadrunners fell 8 6 to the Salt Lake City Golden Eagles, dropping to third place one point behind San Diego. Salt Lake captain Bob Ellett scored a hat trick, with goals by Mazur Terbenche McDonald Deadmarsh and Robertson. Phoenix goalie Marv Edwards injured, Don Caley played ill, Hicks and Murray each scored twice, Hinse and McCaskill added the others. During intermission Coliseum staff Gary Glaspin and Bonnie Houston were married on the ice before 10 379 fans.
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