Scottsdale grapplers struggle as Tucson schools dominate state meet
Scottsdale sent 11 wrestlers to the class AAA state tournament at Sunnyside High. Only Steve Gasper reached the finals for Saguaro, losing 8-2 to Maryvale’s Tom Schmidt after earlier losses by fellow locals. Tucson schools claimed eight of twelve weight classes while Sahuaro and Tucson High also claimed titles.
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Blancas Steals Phoenix Open Title In Sudden Death Playoff
Texan Homero Blancas edged Lanny Wadkins in a playoff at the Phoenix Open to win the $25,000 first prize. Blancas birdied the playoff hole after a tough second shot, finishing 11 under 273 to beat Wadkins who shot 66 in the final rounds. Marty Fleckman placed third with 274 as others fared just behind amid strong finishes.
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Suns Break Record with Easy Win Over Pistons
Phoenix rode a big third period to beat Detroit 121 107 in Detroit as Dick Van Arsdale scored 25 and Connie Hawkins 21. The Suns extended their winning streak to a club record but remained five games behind Chicago in the Midwest Division race. Dave Bing led Detroit with 25 points and Bob Lanier added 21. Bing surpassed 2,400 career assists.
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Pokes Dump Devils In Laramie to Halt ASU Bid
Wyoming edged Arizona State 68 65 on a late three free throws sequence to snap ASU streaks in Laramie. The Cowboys improved to 3 9 in WAC play while Arizona State fell to 6 5, likely ending the Devils postseason chances in the National Invitational Tournament.
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ASU Names Craig Swan Opening Pitcher for SDSU Opener
Tempe UPI reports senior Craig Swan will start for Arizona State in the season opener against San Diego State. Swan was chosen over other candidates for Friday’s game and will lead the Sun Devils on the mound.
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McDaniels Passes to SuperSonics for NBA Jump
Jim McDaniels, a 7 foot rookie from Western Kentucky, made it official Sunday night by completing the jump from the ABA to the Seattle SuperSonics.
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NBA Standings and Sunday Results Highlight Wide-Spread Scores
Sunday results feature Milwaukee edging Chicago 103 100 and Phoenix routing Detroit 121 107. L.A. Lakers beat Boston 132 113 as Jerry West scored 39 with 16 in the third. Cleveland beat New York 111 109. Seattle-Sonics 109 105 over Portland with McDaniels debut. Snyder and Wilkens combine for 53 in Sonics win.
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Top College Teams Stumble in Upsets as Snow Delays Games
Snow blanketed the East forcing 10 postponements as top teams suffered upsets. Houston defeated South Carolina 95-68 behind Dwight Davis and Donnell Hayes in a nationally televised game. Duke beat Virginia 86-76 while Ohio State fell 64-62 to Illinois. UCLA, Marquette, North Carolina, Penn, Louisville, Long Beach State, and Brigham Young also won to shape the week’s results.
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College Basketball Scores From East and West Rounds
A long list of college basketball results across conferences shows East teams like Fordham Rutgers Notre Dame and Lehigh defeating opponents with scores ranging from tight to blowouts. Western squads including UCLA Washington Stanford and Arizona posted wins and losses as the season progresses.
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Dodgers sign veteran pair to bolster pennant push
Dodgers ink Frank Robinson and Maury Wills in deals totaling about 860000 dollars as they pursue a 1972 NL pennant. Robinson lands 140000 to 150000 and Wills about 100000 after talks with vice president Al Campanis.
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