Five wrestlers reach state semifinals from local team
Five local grapplers survived two rounds to advance to the state wrestling semifinals set for 10 this morning. Jack Black of Scottsdale led locals with two wins to improve to 20 0 for the year, while John Bowen of Coronado reached the 157 pound semis. Bruce Torgerson and Bob Stone of Coronado also advanced, as did Jim Deschler and Greg Ellestad in the 168 pound group. several others exited in the second round. Tonight’s finals begin at 7 with consolation and championship bouts following.
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Jack Black
Scottsdale
John Bowen
Coronado
Rick Arredondo
Tempe
Jim Deschler
Greg Ellestad
Deschler
Bob Stone
Doug Kelly
Arcadia
Ruben Enriquez
Cortez
Steve Silver
Saguaro
Jim Vaughn
Sunnyslope
Bruce Torgerson
Jack Beck
Central
Bo Kite
Massive
Tom Tardy
Washington
Olympics Threat to World Peace Spars a Columnist Note
A columnist on the editorial page laments the idea of abolishing the Olympics as a threat to world peace. She notes boycotts by Negro athletes in 1968 and speculates on withdrawals by the Soviet Union and others if apartheid South Africa is allowed to compete. The piece also cites Krug’s study linking gun permits to crime and shares ABC sports ratings, highlighting shifting football conference results and historic team outcomes.
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United States
Mexico City
Soviet Union
Britain
Central
South America
Mexico
Alan S. Krug
Penn
State
FBI
USC
Oklahoma
Ohio ‘State
Minnesota
Coronado Dons Rally Past Beavers 62 50 In Valley Showdown
Coronado Dons overcame Scottsdale Beavers 62 to 50 as Mackey poured in 39 points in the second half to erase a halftime deficit. Palmer disrupted Beavers early but fouled out, while Dave Phillips and Stan Wang sparked Scottsdale with 16 and 10 points respectively.
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Mike Reynolds
Scottsdale
Beavers
Coronado Dons
Dons
Coronado
Dave Phillips
Stan Wang
Kevin McGirr
Palmer
Rick Cozens
Bob van Valer
Arcadia Titans Down Saguaro In Tight City Showdown
Arcadia edged Saguaro 46 41 as guard Jim Hardy led with strong shooting and eight made free throws. The Titans pulled into a two way tie for first in the league as Tempe faced Yuma, while opponents adjusted to the absence of a key starter and the return of John Adler.
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Titans
Hardy
John Adler
Tempe
Yuma
Sian
Titan
Jim ‘Hardy
Lou__lallman
Arcadia
Titans edge Wildcats in final period to claim win
The Titans beat the Cats by scoring six straight after Kirk Reinke fouled out with 4:45 left. Adler led arcadia with five rebounds and a go ahead basket at 3:40. Hardy scoring 22 powered the Titans as Reinke and Montezano added 13 each. For Saguaro Mike Clayton led with 12. JV Arcadia won 67-62 and the Arcadia A-Team finished undefeated in freshmen 41-35.
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Tempts
Kirk Reinke
Titans
Reinke
Scott Scheehle
Adler
Cats
Hardy
Dan_Montesano
Arcadia
Ken Johnson
John Lytle
Saguaro
Mike Clayton
Mark Hopper
Gary Witherspoon
Eddie Morgan
Greg Boyd
Arcadia-A
Knudson Leads Phoe nix Thunderbird Open at Phoenix CC
George Knudson shot 64 to move to 131 after 36 holes and hold a three stroke lead over Tom Shaw in the Phoenix Thunderbird Open. Dan Sikes, Jack Montgomery, and Tommy Aaron follow, while Phil Rodgers misses the cut amid on-course outbursts and Jack Nicklaus also fails to reach the weekend.
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George Knudson
Phoenix Country Club
Knudson
Tom Shaw
Golf, Ill
Shaw
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Jack Montgomery
Fort Worth
Tex
Tommy Aaron
Calloway Gardens
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Rodgers
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Killy Clinches Slalom Gold After Disqualifications
Claude Killy of France wins the Olympic slalom title as two lead racers from Norway and Austria are disqualified for missing gates. Norway’s Mjoen and Austrian Schranz fail the second run, boosting Killy who already owns downhill and giant slalom golds, matching a feat last achieved by Toni Sailer in 1956. Monti of Italy retires after winning the four-man bobsled title and Hoeglin shocks Maier in speed skating.
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Mike Hughes
UPI
Grenoble
France
Claude Killy
Haakon- Mjoen
Norway
Karl Schranz
King Killy
Toni Sailer
Austria
Schranz
Mjoen
Ole Ellefsacher
Eugenio Monti
Italy
Johnny Hoeglin
Sweden
Montiy
Redshead
Monti
Six Vie in Arizona Downs Sprint Championship
Six horses race in the 16th Arizona Downs Sprint Championship at 5 2/5 furlongs with Melmitch Mitty Way and William D sharing high weight. Mitty Way won the Premiere Handicap, William D. has multiple stakes wins, while My First Trip So Disposed and Barbidee complete the field. Mr Morn regarded as favorite in Mountain View Pioneer Hospital Benefit Day Purse, last win on off track by 2 lengths expected under muddy track conditions.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Downs
Turf Paradise Meet
Melmitch
Mitty Way
William D
So Disposed
Barbidee
Mountain View Pioneer Hospital
Mr. Morn
College scores spread across teams with mixed results
Columbia defeated Dartmouth 82 to 56 while Cornell posted 77 over Harvard 68 in overtime. Other scores include Penn 71 Yale 68 overtime, Utah 97 Wyoming 89, Brigham Young 67 over Weber State 84, and Nevada Southern 87 versus San Diego 83.
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Columbia
Dartmouth
Inceton
Brown
Nestmaster
Bicknell
Cornell
Harvard
Penn
Yale
N. Caro
Clemson
Samford
S. Alabama
Augusta
Flag Tech
Fila
Icksnyle U
S. Caro
Boas Utah
Wyoming
Nmex
Brigham Young
Weber St
Tdaho
Calif
Oregon
Nevada So
San Diego
San Fran
Chico
Pro Scores ABA and NBA Result Highlights
ABA scores show New Jersey 130 over Anaheim 119 and Houston 99 versus Minnesota 95 while Dallas defeats Minnesota. NBA results include Cincinnati 125 over New York 91 and Baltimore 147 to Seattle 118 with Boston 124 beating Chicago 108 and Philadelphia 124 over San Diego 108.
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ABA
Jersey
Anaheim
Houston
Minnesota
Dallas
Denver
Oakland
Kentucky
NBA
Cincinnati
New York
Baltimore
Seattle
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Diego
Phoenix Roadrunners surge past Portland to climb in WHL standings
The Phoenix Roadrunners defeated Portland 3-1 at home to move into fourth place in the WHL, as San Diego topped Vancouver 4-1. Portland led early on Cliff Schmantz’s first period goal, but Dick Lamoureux tied it at 4:15 of the second. Doug Danville and Morris Stefanin added goals for Phoenix.
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Vancouver
Phoenix
Canucks
Portland
Cliff Schmantz
Roadrunners
Dick Lamoureux
Doug Danville
Morris Stefanin
Alhambra tops Phoenix Union 68 63 in arcade score
Scores across the league show Alhambra 68 over Phoenix Union 63. Other games include Saguaro 41 Camelback 80 Carl Hayden 57 Central 59 East 57 Coronado 62 Scottsdale 50 Cortey 72 Prescott 60 Glendale 65 Brophy 57 Maryvale 73. South Mountain at Paradise Valley 63 Moon Valley Rincon 67. Sunnyside 41 Sunnyslope 93.51 Marys 6L Tempe 55 Mesa 54 Washington 67 Flagstaff 63 West 67 North 60 Westwood 78 McClintock 64 Yuma 71 Casa Grande 70.
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Alhambra
Phoenix Union
Arcade
Saguaro
Camelback
Carl Hayden
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