Wilt Chamberlain Poised To Star In All Star Tilt
Wilt Chamberlain gym skip suit with two Great Danes may join East vs West All Star game at Cow Palace. If he plays he will be joined by Rick Barry as fans expect a Wilt Barry duo. Red Auerbach and Bill Russell loom as coaching legends guiding East and West teams.
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Devils ride home court optimism after upset of Arizona
Arizona State beat Arizona 73 to 67 in Tempe in the lone league game so far as the Sun Devils eye upcoming home dates with Utah and Brigham Young. Freshmen post a 3-1 mark after defeating Arizona freshmen 68 to 6, while the team hopes to snap a seven game skid and rebound from a 93 to 50 loss to DePaul in Oklahoma City.
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Super Bowl preparations tempo rises in Los Angeles
Green Bay and Kansas City push toward the championship at AFL NFL game sites. Trophy display and a 62,000 ticket sale pace boost interest as fans scramble for seats with extra flights and brisk demand in Kansas City Milwaukee and other cities.
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Saguaro and Coronado Basketball Clash Tonight
Saguaro High seeks a rematch with Casa Grande at 7 p.m. after a late loss when they visit Cougars country. Coronado, co leader of Division AAI with Tempe, heads to Mesa to face the Jackrabbits as Arcadia hosts Scottsdale.
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Alcindor Foul Trouble Costs Bruins Big Win
UCLA star Lew Alcindor exited early due to fouls but the top ranked Bruins rolled past Washington 83-68. Alcindor scored 28 before his fifth foul, while Shackelford and Allen added 16 and 14 as UCLA built a 50-34 halftime lead.
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Princeton Tigers crack top ten in UPI college basketball rankings
Princeton leaps nine spots to ninth in the UPI coaches poll as the Tigers improve to 11-1 and topple third-ranked North Carolina en route to national recognition. UCLA leads, Louisville second. UNC holds third with New Mexico fourth. Providence falls from eighth to 11th after a Canisius upset.
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City offers fencing lessons for Scottsdale residents
Scottsdale residents can learn fencing in a City Parks and Recreation Department program led by Jon Gusick. Sessions start Wednesday at 7 pm in the old gym at Scottsdale High School and Saturdays 9 to 11 am. The six lesson series runs through May for $3. call Ed Brown at 947 4211 ext 70 for details.
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NCAA official urges fix not repeal of 1.6 grade rule
UCLA officials support keeping the 1.6 GPA rule for entering athletes and maintaining it through their college careers, urging corrections to imperfections rather than elimination. Colgate president Eppy Barnes cites the rule as a landmark, while AAU-Arbitration talks stall over track disputes due to perceived AAU noncooperation.
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WAC Loses Automatic Bid In NCAA Tournament
The Western Athletic Conference champion will enter the NCAA tournament as an at large team if eligible, due to a junior college transfer policy change. The NCAA requires transfers to meet average and credit hours, and any ineligible player could prevent the WAC winner from making the western regional playoffs.
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Indoor track season opens with Clarke Baillie in UPI report
International athletes including Clarke from Australia and Baillie from New Zealand head to a slate of indoor meets in Boston, New York, Los Angeles, and other cities. The circuit features Kipchoge Keino, Kerry O'Brien, Tony Benson, Tan Studd, Noel Carroll, and Eddie Ottoz among entries. Key events span Jan 14 to Jan 28 across Boston, Los Angeles, New York Millrose, Kansas City, Albuquerque, Portland, and more.
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Johnny Keane Buried After Houston Funeral Services
Johnny Keane 55 died Friday night at home from a heart attack after a long heart condition. He led the St. Louis Cardinals to a World Series title and managed the New York Yankees in 1965. Funeral services were held at St. Anne's Church and George H. Lewis and Sons Chapel with about 900 attendees. burial followed at Memorial Oaks Cemetery. Survivors include his widow Lela a daughter Pat Manterson and two grandsons.
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