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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1969

Page

11

State play-off fever hits Arizona high school hoops

Coronado and Arcadia head into first round of Central Conference playoffs at Chandler High to chase a state berth. Tempe faces Westwood while Tucson battles Rincon in Tucson with the outcome shaping the state tournament field. Westwood and Tempe may meet in a high-stakes showdown if both advance.

Dons Tempe John Blue Buffs Mesa Kofa Coronado Temmpe Arcadia Ed Coombs Coombs Westwood Titans Warriors Edd Gardner Dave Schneers Jim McClelland Wilkes McLaughlin Gardner I Arcadia

Suns head west after loss to 76ers in Philadelphia

Philadelphia rallied from a deficit in the third quarter to beat the Phoenix Suns 104-97, as Chet Walker Archie Clark and Hal Greer led the 76ers while Dick Snyder and Stan McKenzie paced Phoenix. Gail Goodrich sat out with an ankle injury. The Suns travel to Los Angeles and San Francisco for weekend games.

Philadelphia UPI Phoenix Suns Philadelphia ‘76Ers National Basketball Association Suns Los Angeles ‘Lakers San Francisco Warriors Los Angeles San Francisco Phoenix Chet Walker Archie ‘ Clark Hal Greer 76Ers Dick Snyder Clark Billy’ Cunningham Walker Greer Baltimore Cunningham Dick van Arsdale Snyder Stan McKenzie Gail Goodrich

Runners Clipped by Last-Place Spurs in WHL Bid

Phoenix Roadrunners face Seattle Totems after a 4-0 loss to Denver Spurs. Denver led 2 goals in 1st period with Rodger Foley goals, Cunningham and Vesprova scoring, Farr and Broderick splitting 40 shots. Seattle holds a 13 point cushion for fourth spot and playoff berth.

Seattle UPI Phoenix Roadrunners Seattle Totems Roadrunners Denver Spurs Denver Phoenix Spurs Totems John Rodger Jerry Foley Bob.Cunningham Gordie Vesprova Rocky Farr Ken Broderick

Coronado’s Berger named City Player of the Week

Reserve forward Bill Berger of Coronado earned City Player of the Week after contributing 10 points against Westwood, eight in the final period versus Scottsdale, and key assists and defense in a must win playoff. Hainlen of Saguaro and Himmelfarb of Scottsdale earned regional honors with strong weeks, while Montesano of Arcadia led in scoring and helped Arcadia win to claim the city scoring title at 16.2 ppg.

Eric Sorensen Bill Berger Coronado Herb Sherman Teamit Berger Bob Hainlen Saguaro al Himmelfarb Scottsdale Dan Montesano Arcadia Dons Kevin Westwood Bowen Kofa Kings Denny Smith Mark Moore Hainlen Cats Frank Griffitts Keh Clinkingbeard Himmelfarb Bob Vetter Beaver Lou Hallman Montesano Titans Mesa Mike Clayton

ASU Opens 57 Game Baseball Season At Sun Devil Field

Arizona State University starts its 57 game season hosting Cal Poly Pomona at Sun Devil Field with lefty Larry Gura slated to open on the mound. Chapman College visit and a 7 30 p m start headline the Sun Devils schedule as Ken Hansen is the probable starter for Friday night. In Tucson, University of Arizona coach Frank Lancet opposes a proposed round robin schedule expansion for Western Athletic Conference Southern Division teams, arguing it would limit national visibility. The plan would split 18 league games into a 36 game schedule across the division.

Tempe Westwood State Tucson Catalina Rincon Palo Verde UPI Arizona State University Cal Poly Pomona Sun Devil Field Larry Gura Sun Devils Gura Phoenix Municipal Stadium Chapman College National Collegiate Athletic Association College Ken Han Sen Arizona State Chapman Licity Arizona

Wald tops teen league to share National lead

Wald wins 37-21 over Zarkovich to move into a first place tie in the city parks and recreation teen basketball league. Scott Ellestad scores eight, Greg Mayer seven, Hal Mayer seven, while Steve Cross leads Zarkovich with eight.

Scott Ellestad Greg Hall Mayer Wald Zarkovich City Parks and Recreation Steve Cross Jack Davis Hamlett Shepherd

Giants New Manager Clyde King Demands Hustle Hitting

In Mesa King berates last season’s pitching as “plain lousy” and orders pitchers to hit more, run 90 feet on redesigned baselines, and work in the cage. Etheridge suffers a black eye. others report holdouts and contract tensions across camps as spring training opens.

United Press International Clyde King San Francisco Giants King Gaylord Perry Bobby Etheridge Bobby Bonds Dave Marshall Kingaid Bunters Ark Etheridge Mesa Hank Bauer Oakland Athletics Rendezvous Park Oakland Riggie Jackson Chuck Dobson Jim Hunter Jim Nash Rick Monday Carl Yastrzemski Bob Gibson Camilo Pascual Boston Red Sox Dick O’connell Yaz Carl Baltimore Frank Robinson Ted Williams Gibson Bing Devine St. Louis Cardinals Devine

Fishing report from Arizona waters notes

Central Arizona reports good black bass crappies and catfish with low activity. White Mountains Lee Valley Lake and Rainbow report good trout. Greer lakes Nelson Reservoir fair. North Central waters largely iced over. Upper Colorado River Lake Mead Willow Beach Mohave Bullhead City good trout. Topock Havasu fair for bass. Southern Arizona Frye Mesa Pena Blanca trout. San Carlos bass and crappies fair.

Arizona White Mountains Lee Valley Lake Rainbow Greer Lakes Nelson Reservoir North Central Colorado River Lake Mead Willow Beach Lake Mohave Bullhead City Frye Mesa Pena Blanca San Carlos

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