New Orleans Cleveland Indians May Share Stadium Plans
UPI reports on the Indians’ attempt to play 30 home games in New Orleans two years ahead, with AL owners to vote after a site visit and presentation. The piece also covers coachs’ views on self-interest across leagues and a brief look at players and managers including Jim Lonborg, Dave Bristol, and Alex Johnson.
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Houston
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Parks Teams Bring Home Top Wins At Scottsdale High
Brad Morris Brian Williams and Don Chapp led Parks and Recreation squads to victories Monday night. Morris topped Fifth National Banque 59-45 with 21 points while Westfall led Terries with 14. Williams scored 16 for Colton in a 59-58 win over Moltronics with Chab adding 20 in defeat. Chapp had 22 in Scottsdale Bible 53-47 over Number 13. Koaick 14 for 13. AsResearch beat Pasco 65-49 Motorola overcame Pacific Drug 50-45 Paiutes topped Motorola 49-32.
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Don Chapp
Parks and Recreation
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Terries
Tom Westfall
Williams
Colton
Moltronics
Marty Chab
Chapp
Scottsdale Bible
Number
Tommy Koaick
AsResearch
Pasco
Motorola
Pacific Drug
Paiutes
Gene Flare Favorite in Arizona Downs Mile Feature
New Mexico bred Gene Flare carries 120 pounds with jockey Bradley Rollins in the $5 000 claimer at Turf Paradise on Wednesday. California King follows at 115 pounds with Douglas Davidson aboard among other entries. Safire edged Nimble Vet by a neck in Monday’s ninth race, ridden by Al Herrera who also won four races that day including Hey Freckles Winged Warrior and Lime Fizz.
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Arizona
Bradley Rollins
California King
Douglas Davidson
al Herrera
Safire
Nimble Vét
Caleche
Herrera
Hey Freckles
Winged Warrior
Lime Fizz
Clark lifts Bullets past ex-team in late clincher
Archie Clark scored 30 points including the game winner with 21 seconds left as Baltimore edged Philadelphia 102-101. The Bullets extended their Central lead while the 76ers faced playoff pressure. Jack Marin added 24 and Wes Unseld 19 rebounds.
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Bullets
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76Ers
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Suns test Celtics in noon Boston clash
The Phoenix Suns arrive at Boston Garden on a nine game win streak to face the Celtics. Phoenix has beaten Boston in four of five meetings this season led by Dick Van Arsdale near 25 points per game and Neal Walk, Paul Silas, and Connie Hawkins pulling 10 rebounds each over nine games.
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Hawkins
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New York
NBA Standings and Tuesday Schedule From Monday Result
The standings and results show Baltimore defeating Philadelphia 102 to 101 on Monday. A full Tuesday slate includes Phoenix at Boston, Portland at New York, Detroit at Los Angeles, Seattle at Golden State in Oakland, Baltimore at Buffalo, and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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West Named January Hickok Award Winner
New York UPI reports Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers earned January honors in the 23rd annual Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year balloting. His team has a 54-9 record this season including a streak of 33 straight wins.
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NEW York
UPI
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Los Angeles Lakers
Monday
Hickok
Shoemaker Matches All-Time Stakes Win Record In SLO Hcap Double
Bill Shoemaker rode Practicante to win the first division and Lord Derby to win the second at Santa Anita as he tied Eddie Arcaro for most career stakes wins with 554. Practicante edged Golden Eagle II by a neck after a late inside run, while Lord Derby led from the stretch to prevail by 3 inches in the 1 1/16 miles turf race.
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Eddie Arcaro
Santa Anita
Shoemaker
Lord Derby
Practicante
Phoenix Open recollections and notable attendees at Thunderbird
A lively Phoenix Open review noting a colorful gallery and smooth operations. Highlights include Bob Hope and Dean Martin, John Miller eyeing more events, Forest Tucker and Hirsch Collins handling attention and publicity, plus 300 caddies in pro am and 145 during the main event. Framing quotes on golf lore and Ouimet's influence appear in light, casual anecdotes.
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Dean Martin
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el Greco
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Forest Tucker
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Max Palmer
Jim Palmer
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Scottsdale High
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Astro
San Juan
Puerto Rico
V-ball meetings set for March 8 at Eldorado Park
An organizational session for men’s and women’s volleyball is planned March 8 at Eldorado Park urban campground 1909 Miller Rd by the Parks and Recreation Department. Women meet at 7 p.m. and men at 7:30 p.m. League play starts the week of March 13. Contact city hall parks department for details.
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Scottsdale girls win seven events in meet
Scottsdale Track Club swimmers claimed seven event wins and Mesa Track Club athletes added two more in a Valley AAU meet at Phoenix College. Susan Parks led STC with two wins the 220 and 660 yard runs, Pam Secchiari also won the 220. Barbara Chambers and Sue Chambers claimed mileage and ball throw victories for Mesa in the 12 and 13 year divisions.
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Pam
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Sue Chambers
Navajo Ang An AA Maa Eeesda
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Terese VanLith
Donna Foyle
Kathy Vander Melen
Kim Crookston
Debbie Volk
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Hollister
Allison
Brook
Seven finish high in meet at Southwestern Judo Championship
Scottsdale-Tempe YMCA sent 31 boys to the Southwestern Judo Championship in Albuquerque New Mexico where over 390 entrants from six states competed. Isaac Blake and Mike Norman each earned seconds and Eric Blumer and Mike Wood took third places. Peter Moosbrugger finished fourth and Dale Norman and Anthony Alden placed fifth in their age groups.
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Dale Samuels
Isaac Blake
Mike Norman
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Blumer
Action
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Peter Moosbrugger
Dale Norman
Anthony Alden
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