Firebirds eye fewer turnovers in key league tuneup
Chaparral Firebirds, 6-2 after a Phoenix Holiday finish, rely on rebounding and scoring but struggle with 22 turnovers per game. Coach Dick Anderson stresses discipline to cut miscues before A League play as Scottsdale Beavers visit in an 8 p.m. Friday showdown.
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Chaparral Firebirds
Firebirds
Chaparral
East High
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Anderson
Scottsdale Beavers
Arcadia
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Coronado
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Saguaro
Marcos de Niza
Brophy
Paradise Valley
Gerard
Bourgade
Mark Stevens
Jeff Rominger
Booth Brothers
Rob
Rick
Rick Booth
Scottsdale
Bert Springer
Mike Sanger
Mark Dryer
Mike Getto
Dave Coley
Bill Owen
Beavers
Owens
Owen
Mesa
Chandler
Ice safety tips and javelina season opening in Arizona
Ice fishing caution urged as lakes remain thin with hazards from slush and varying thickness. Tests suggest small holes and a long pole for safety. loads by ice thickness listed. Arizona opens archery javelina season with 1975 hunting licenses and javelina tags available. permits for firearms javelina and spring turkey also offered.
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Arizona
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Game and Fish Department
Artichokes Tip Off Against Yavapai In ACCAC Clash
Scottsdale Community College hosts Yavapai Roughriders in a 7:30 p.m. ACCAC matchup as the 3-3 Artichokes aim to ignite their conference push. Scobale standout Tony McKee leads Yavapai with 6-3 guard duties while Craig Jones powers Scottsdale off the bench with 84 points this season. The game follows a Saturday test at Arizona Western, where Western holds 8-1 overall and 4-0 in conference play, and Mesa CC visits tonight.
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Scottsdale CC
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Roughriders
Arizona Community College Athletic
Yuma
Arizona Western
Western
Mesa CC
Scottsdale
Tony McKee
Pima
Art Becker
Beckere
Artichokes
Craig Jones
Phoenix Union High
Jones
Dan Walker
North High
Becker
Donald Williams
Bart Bradley
Walker
Randy Eatman
David Ebel
Chris Kelly
Greg Sessions
Mesa Community
Yavapai College of
Prescott
Arizona Community College
Mule deer roam Arizona amid booming populations and management
Arizona Game and Fish notes mule and whitetail deer are the state's most abundant big game. Kaibab region bucks reach over 300 pounds, with northern herds migrating seasonally and southern desert herds staying local. After 1955 die-off, habitat work and regulated hunts restored herds. current conditions described as excellent.
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Chuck Hanford
Arizona
Kaibab
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Vicks Picks Selections for Turf Paradise Races
Ken Vick lists his picks for tomorrow at Turf Paradise with notes on each horse. The sequence covers ten races with horses such as Twins Answer and Comax noted as top contenders and Best Bet listed as Comax with a longshot noted as Not Much Promise. Classified ads offer city-wide help wanted coverage.
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Turf Paradise
Joey
Big Que
Prince O Sring
Huntin
Debbie Fred
Farmer Dan
Handsome Cat
Comax
Hoople
Valley Hi
Haydn
Kit Sommers
Rick Well
Pink Spud
Johnny N Joe
Longshot
Chance Landing Wins New Year’s Day Handicap at Turf Paradise
Chance Landing surged in the stretch to win the New Year’s Day Handicap at Arizona Downs Turf Paradise. Nervous Imp led early, Moon Fall challenged, but Chance Landing under George Munsell finished a half length ahead with Moon Fall second and Nervous Imp third in the field.
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UPI
Chance Landing
Arizona
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