Title: Titans and SHS Face Slim Interdivisional Bid
Scottsdale and Arcadia trails in a tight Division I chase for a state interdivisional tournament berth set for Feb 24 25 26. Coronado Mesa Tempe lead, Kofa Chandler Casa Grande eliminated, Yuma tops 4th position with 6 7 records. Scottsdale Arcadia Westwood 7 8 remain hopeful.
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Valery Brumel Poised To Jump Again After Injury
World high jump record holder Valery Brumel may return to competition “a matter of time” after a motorcycle crash ruptured his leg. Dr. Ivan Kucherenko said knitting bone and steady workouts in hospital pools suggest a comeback is possible, though strength remains gradual.
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Coronado Star Joe Mackey Named Progress Player of the Week
Coronado sophomore Joe Mackey was named Scottsdale Progress Player of the Week after contributing 19 points across two games and helping Coronado stay undefeated in the conference with wins over Arcadia and Mesa High. Arcadia’s Don Kinzle scored 42 points in loss to Coronado.
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Pappas Rejects Teamsters Union Move for Baseball
Milt Pappas, veteran pitcher turned Reds farmed star, says major leaguers would be crazy to join the Teamsters Union. He argues players already have strong representation, a generous pension plan, and benefits from collective bargaining if needed. He distances himself from Hoffa while noting possible union gains in winter work and injury help.
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NBA standings and results from Monday and schedule
Monday results show Boston 112 over San Francisco 197 and Philadelphia 132 over Los Angeles 125 with Detroit 124 beating Cincinnati 118 and Baltimore 111 over St. Louis 104. Tuesday schedules include Baltimore at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Detroit plus Philadelphia at New York and Detroit at New York.
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Feud between AAU and NCAA threatens future track meet
The six year power struggle between the AAU and NCAA over outdoor championships dates risks withholding top U S track athletes from the Los Angeles international meet. Chick Werner of the U S Track and Field Federation predicted the dispute would be settled by an arbitration panel appointed by Vice President Humphrey.
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Alabama to honor penalty for scholarship violations
University of Alabama President Dr. Frank Rose said the school would honor a Southeastern Conference penalty for breaking the 40 freshman football scholarship limit. SEC Commissioner Bernie Moore cited a 42 scholarship total last year due to a misunderstanding from a phone interpretation.
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Kentucky Beats Duke as Waters Celebrates WVU Upset
West Virginia coach Bucky Waters, once Duke assistant, celebrates a 94-90 upset over Duke in Charleston breaking the Blue Devils 13-game streak. John Lesher scored 18 after intermission to seal the win, while Kentucky cruised to 18th straight win and top ranking.
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