Cardinals edge Wichita State and Cavaliers win in OT
Louisville, ranked No.4, needed late baskets from Jim Price and Ron Thomas to beat Wichita State 65-64. Virginia trimmed West Virginia 89-88 in overtime as Steve Morris hit the decisive free throw with four seconds left.
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College Scores From Various Games Across Regions
A wide set of college basketball results includes Saint York State 97 over West Chester 82, Duke 97 over Toursville 65, and Wichita State 64 over Jonathon Army 69. Notable upsets and close margins feature Maryland 85 over Duquesne 71 and Villanova 83 over Niagara 89.
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Scottsdale cagers eye playoff spots after city title win
Coronado clinched the city title with a one point win over Scottsdale. Arcadia and Coronado have playoff berths while Tempe sits tied for the A League lead and Saguaro must win to stay alive. Week 1971-72 season outlook notes schedules and key matchups with McClintock, Yuma, Kofa, and Casa Grande looming.
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Rincon Leads State Top 10 With 15-1 Mark
Rincon remains atop the state top 10 basketball rankings with a 15-1 record, followed by Westwood at 15-2. Maryvale and Sahuaro tie for third at 17-3 and 14-2, respectively, as Coronado climbs from sixth to fifth and Arcadia rises to eighth. West, Glendale, St. Marys and Tucson fill the remaining spots.
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Silas Leads Two Sessions at Arizona Basketball Camp this Summer
Paul Silas former Suns star directs the Arizona Basketball Camp with NBA alums Gail Goodrich Lenny Wilkens Jerry West Neal Walk Clem Haskins Connie Hawkins. Camp runs June 11 17 and June 18 24 in Prescott with demonstrations drills and full court games at Prescott College for boys hosted by the Arizona Basketball Camp.
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Waugh Resigns from San Francisco State to Lead Phoenix High School
Jerry Waugh, 44, head basketball coach at San Francisco State College, resigns to become chairman of Physical Education and Athletic Director at Trevor Browne High School in Phoenix. He led the Gators to the Far Western Conference title in 1971 and holds a 22-12 record at SFSU.
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Henning wins 500 meters in Olympic skating sweep bid
Anne Henning of Northbrook Illinois set an Olympic record 43.33 seconds to win the 500 meters as the United States pursues a historic four golds in women's skating. Dianne Holum won the 1500 meters earlier and faces the 1000 and 3000 events next. The U S hockey team beat Finland 4 1 as Craig Larner opened scoring at 15 seconds.
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Eight to race at Downs Friday at Turf Paradise
Eight horses, two previous winners Lucky Trust and Gene Flare, meet in Friday’s featured eighth at Arizona Downs Turf Paradise. Other entries include Top of the Wheel Quiet Break Jayan dero Saginaw Bay Grey Sheen and Kid Billy. Mr Tattoo ridden by Al Herrera won Wednesday’s feature with One Bagger second and Charming Scribe leading early. 5% furlongs in 1:02 4/5.
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