Scottsdale tourney tightens race for title
SEA faces TeePee tonight to decide who goes to play El Molino Tamales for the Scottsdale Men's basketball title. TeePee beat Halabill Travel 62 30 while SEA defeated Munson Mortgage 53 30. Brad Morris led SEA with 21 points and Jerry Stitler 14. In TeePee Halabill, Don Dyles and Doug Drake had 11 each. Second scorers included Bob Lattanzi and Jim Geiser with 10. Hustle Inn meets National Auto Glass in the consolation final. National Auto Glass beat Arizona Bank 49 41 led by Leif Fern 11 and Ben McGrady 2. Arizona Bank's John Shaffer had 20.
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SEA
TeePee
Scottsdale
Halabill Travel
Munson Mortgage
Brad Morris
Jerry Stitler
Troy Neal
Don Dyles
Doug Drake
Halabili
Bonors
Bob Lattanzi
Halabill
Jim Geiser
Hustle Inn
National Auto Glass
Greyhound Entries at Phoenix Park Teem With Races
Entries list for TONIGIES S RACES at Phoenix Greyhound Park shows multiple graded stakes across First Second and Third divisions. Notable dogs include Smiling King Ann s Valentine Jot Wells and Top Diane with varied odds and a crowding schedule across Gr 3 Gr 2 Gr 4 and Gr 1 events.
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Phoenix Greyhound Park
Tonigies
Smiling King
Ann’s Valentine
Top Diane
al Amos
Groovy
Suzy
Jot Wells
Startability
J. A. Chuck
Eagle
A.V. Misty Miss
E. Ros van
L. A. Rob
Ark Crs
AAU lifts suspensions in bid for peace with NCAA
The Amateur Athletic Union moves toward settlement with the NCAA by clearing suspensions for 11 foreign athletes on an emergency basis. AAU President David A. Matlin directed the action, saying the step aims to allow affected athletes to compete while arbitration hearings set for April 6 proceed. The panel chair Theodore Kheei noted a binding ruling will follow within 10 days of the hearings.
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New York
UPL
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
TAAF
Donald F. Hull
Theodore Kheei
Hull
U.S
International Amateur Atletic Federation
IAAF
David A. Matlin
Los Angeles
Matlin
Marsh hound favored to win Phoenix Countdown race
The Kenneth Marsh greyhound, wearing the red blanket in No 1 box, is the heavy favorite to win his third straight race as the Phoenix Countdown arrives at Phoenix Greyhound Park. Highhander meets Gay Magic and Sunday Socks in the sixth round of the annual event.
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Kenneth Marsh
Phoenix
Highhander
Phoenix Greyhound Park
Marsh Greyhound
Etpta Breyhounds
Win
Guiniela
Consensus Pauncho Morning Line Prospector
Wis
al Amor
al Amar
Diane
Misty
Misty Dea L. AR
Vrain -Jo
Spee
Molly
Maya Seon
Maya QO
Auntiadot
Hank Eee
Annie Bo Jet
Glenn Koller
Koller
Artie
Star Sky Fortress
P. H
Star Handy
Boyd Handy Loyd
Rts Peddler Sky Fortress
Siy Echo Fm
Ample O
Dick van Kirk
Charmiatry
Dick van Rick
Dick van Kirk Charmintry
Humper
Batty Orske
Betty Drake
Otty Drake
Betty Brake
Fred
Ady
Banbury
Shake
Sadie DeWitt
Sadie DaWitt
Kim Shah
Ted Able
Ted
Navy Rocket Navy
Castle
Castle Y
B. P
Local group resumes talks on hockey franchise bid
Leaders seeking a pro hockey franchise resume negotiations with Veterans Memorial Coliseum officials. Spokesman Bob Whitlow says fixed charges remain to be ironed out while noting cooperation from Coliseum manager Wes Statton. The group has offered 36 nights at a set rate and will bid to the Western Hockey League if a contract is obtained.
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Phoenix
UPI
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Bob Whitlow
Wes Statton
Whitlow
Statton
Western Hockey League
Los Angeles
San Francisco
National Hockey League
Zavala Honored as Scottsdale Player of the Week
Scottsdale senior guard Lee Zavala named Progress Player of the Week after the Beavers finish strong with four wins in five games. He scored 15 points in a one point win over Mesa High, adding two late free throws and few turnovers.
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Scottsdale High
Lee Zavala
Beavers
Coronado
Jerry Menefee
Jack Smith
Arfcndia
Lou Hallman
Hunior Jitllardy
Saguaro
Frank Griffitts
Mike Charles
Scottsdale
Ken Clinkingheard
Zavala
Celtics Rip Knicks After 16th Straight Win
Boston roared past New York 143 to 99 as Sam Jones led with 27 points and Larry Siegfried added 25. The Celtics widened the playoff chase while New York fell, Detroit beat St Louis, and San Francisco edged Los Angeles.
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York
Colts
Knicks
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Detroit
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Reol
Celtic
Sam Jones
Larry Siegfried
Dick van Arsdale
Knick
Ladies' Day Winners at Valley Country Club
Valley Country Club hosted Ladies Day with net scores across classes. Audrey Jensen won Class A with a 67 while Norma Laughlin shot 72 for Class B. Bonnie Darnell posted 76 in Class C and Helen Bartley 72 in Class D.
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Valley C.C
Audrey Jensen
Norma Laughlin
Bonnie Darnell
Helen Bartley
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