Dons Seek Sole Second as Coronado Hosts Mesa Clash
Division One action centers on a defense duel as Coronado hosts Mesa in a pivotal game for second place. The Dons push a 49.5 point per game defense while Mesa averages 69.1 points, with Jim Whittemore remembered after his passing last Saturday.
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Coronado Dons Face Mesa Jack Rabbits After Whittemore Loss
Coronado struggles with the death of senior guard Jim Whittemore as the Dons host Mesa in the Don gym at 7 30. Lloyd Love leads scoring with 94 points this season while Jeff Mackey trails at 84 and Craig Carrington has 61. The JV and frosh squads show strong records with Dan Williams pacing the junior varsity at 101 points.
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Bob Curry
Matt Bowers
Gary DaPrato
Rick Kanschat
Scott Hileman
Mike Davis
Randy Knight
Theo Heap
George LaSatz
Frosh
Roy Coppinger
Jerry Menefee
Miners Rally Drops ASU 77 72 in El Paso Comeback
Texas Western defeated Arizona State 77 72 as Jim Barnes scored 30 for TW while Sun Devils guard Dennis Dairman led with 25. Arizona State, reeling after two streaks, hosts Colorado State Saturday hoping to rebound.
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YMCA Cagers Open Season in Local Gym
The YMCA Church Basketball League opened last night at Coronado High. Valley Plaza Methodist beat Ascension Lutheran 39-37 in a close game while Scottsdale Presbyterian defeated First Baptist 36-11. Harrion upset Scottsdale Methodist 34-30 and Holy Cross-Beautiful Savior topped Paradise Valley Methodist 50-24. Next games at Scottsdale High feature Valley Presbyterian vsScottsdale Presbyterian and Ascension Lutheran vs Scottsdale Methodist at 8:40 p.m. Other matches follow at 9:35 p.m.
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Finley Defies AL Bosses Over Louisville Athletics Move
Kansas City owner Charles O Finley signed a Kentucky contract binding the Athletics to move to Louisville for 1964 and 1965 as Gov Breathitt and officials back the plan. The deal, worth stadium expansion and a share of gate and concession revenues, faces AL approval at a Jan 16 meeting. Cronin doubts league support for the move.
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UCLA Bruins Edge Kentucky For Top UPI Poll
UCLA rises to No. 1 in the United Press International college basketball rankings in a 11 0 start under coach John Wooden. Kentucky slips to No. 2 while Loyola Illinois remains third and Michigan fourth based on a points tally and coaches’ ballots.
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Arcadia Freshmen teams stay undefeated with widening wins
Arcadia High reports both freshman squads undefeated after opening games. The first group led by Bill Dipley and Marty Runge defeated Tempe Scottsdale Westwood and Mesa by narrow margins. Second freshmen, led by Bill Markham, posted a 5 1 record and beat similar opponents. Both squads head to Casa Grande Mesa Chandler in upcoming games.
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Players of the Week Named at Several High Schools
Scotts dale High selects Bob Garmon for 27 points and 10 rebounds across Casa Grande and Tempe games boosting season total to 70. Howie Freiss at Arcadia nets 31 in two games to reach 49 on the season. Coronado’s Jeff Mackey tallies 30 in two contests and 85 on the year. Tom Luge earns prior week honors.
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Patterson weighs options after comeback win in Stockholm
Floyd Patterson, 29, tipped England’s Henry Cooper or Germany’s Karl Mildenberger as next rivals after a comeback victory over Santo Amonti in Stockholm. Amonti was knocked down four times before Patterson won in the eighth round. Patterson plans four or five more fights to regain title form and may fight next in Stockholm or London before returning to Highland Mills, New York. He also proposed exhibitions in Sweden and possibly Norway for charity.
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