Boros Wins Phoenix Open in Front of Seven Adoring Kids
Julius Boros, a 4é-year-old veteran of pro golf, clinched the 72 hole Phoenix Open by one stroke with a 272 total at Arizona Country Club. He earned 14 000 dollars top prize as seven children waited at home with his wife in Florida. Gardner Dickinson and Rod Punseth tied for third at 274. Ken Still finished second on the day with 278 after a birthday round.
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Beavers rout Kofa to cap a strong Scottsdale bid
Scottsdale High closes 1966-67 basketball season with a 65 point win over Yuma Kofa after a weekend sweep that included a 61-52 victory over Yuma High. Bill Markham led with 20 points, George Koepke added 19, Lee Zavala 16, while Chris Christensen had 19 for the losers. A 26 point first quarter fueled the Beavers as they built a clear lead before a quiet final period. Scotts dale JV edged Kofa 60-59.
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Scottsdale Wrestler Jack Black Wins Division Title
Scottsdale High freshman Jack Black won the 148 pound division at the Divisionals, defeating Chick Edwards of Kofa 7-0 after a 2-0 decision over Chris Britt of Yuma. Local grapplers from Arcadia Coronado and Scottsdale placed in multiple weight classes, with several advancing to state matches next Friday and Saturday in Phoenix.
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David Davis
Terry Evans
Ken Hatcher
Caronada
Roland Mercado
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Doug Kelley
John Bowen
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Don Forwood
Jeff Slider
Joe Rush
Coronado Dons Clinch Tie With 68-50 Win Over Casa Grande
Joe Mackey scored 48 points to lead Coronado past Casa Grande 68 50 as the Dons build a division lead. Coach Menefee praised his shooters while noting tired legs from back to back games and previewed a test at Chandier and a clash with Saguaro.
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Celtics Meet Warriors in Phoenix Showdown Saturday
Boston, 46 14, aims to rebound against San Francisco at Memorial Coliseum as Nate Thurmond’s hand injury and Bill Russell’s successors shape a Western race with Philadelphia leading. Jerry West and high scoring Weck Barry bolster Golden State.
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Celtics win as sixth man controversy flares
The Celtics beat the 76ers 119 to 142 as Boston’s alleged extra man on the floor sparked controversy in a game highlighted by John Havlicek’s 39 points and Sam Jones clutch free throws. Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia with 28 and the Warriors suffered a third straight loss without Nate Thurmond.
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Matson stuns with near indoor shot put mark at Dallas meet
Randy Matson, top American Olympia hopeful, threw 70 feet 7 inches indoors at the Dallas indoor invitational, a measurement just over his outdoor world record yet not eligible as an indoor mark due to ring surface and setup. The 31-year-old Texan hinted he may retire soon, while fans debated whether the feat signals a higher potential for the event.
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