Sabercats Defeat Beavers In Narrow Scottsdale Showdown
Scottsdale hosts Saguaro as the Sabercats pull away late to beat the Beavers 53 to 36. Scott Lloyd, a 6-7 sophomore center, held to seven points, while Gary Witherspoon leads Saguaro with 12. Bob Vetter tops Scottsdale with 10 in a low-scoring affair. Saguaro's Bob Hainlen grabs 11 rebounds.
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Scottsdale
Beavers
Saguaro
Sabercat
Scott Lloyd
Lloyd
Tom Wiegand
Cats
Bears
Sabers
Sabercats
Gary Witherspoon
Mike
Ing
Ed Smith
Gary Davis
Mike Grandy
Beaver Verne Wedge
Fran Chapp
Kory Schuknecht
Luellen
Beaver
Morrall accepts lead role in Colts Jets Super Bowl bid
Baltimore Colts quarterback Earl Morrall, initially reluctant, describes how Don Shula persuaded him to stay as No. 2 and later lead the team against Broadway Joe Namath in the third annual world championship at the Orange Bowl. Weather forecasts warn of possible rain as both teams prep in Fort Lauderdale.
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Miami
UPI
Baltimore Colts
New York Jets
Colts
Earl Morrall
John Unitas
Baltimore
Don Shula
Unitas
Morrall
Joe Namath
NFL
South Florida
Shula
Weeb Ewbank
Jets
Allie” Sherman
John
New York
Arcadia tops Coronado in high school hoops rout
Arcadia used a balanced attack led by Dan Montesano's 20 points to defeat Coronado 68 to 60 on the Don hardcourt. Moore paced Coronado with 11 rebounds as Arcadia pulled away in the third quarter and held off a late Dons rally, converting free throws to seal the win.
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Eric Sorensen
Arcadia
Inter City
Coronado
Don
Titans
Dan Montesano
Kevin Bowen
Marty Stajduhar
Montesano
Mark Moore
Dons
Titan
Moore
Craig Berger
Nets
Brian Williams
John Adler
Joe Piercy
Williams
Carondolo
Hawks Aim For First Place After Pistons Victory
The Hawks improved to 14 of 16 and sit one game behind the Western Division leaders after a 104-101 win over the Pistons. Lou Hudson led Atlanta with 19 points while Howard Ennis Jed Detroit with 25, as the Lakers slipped past the Celtics 88-82.
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National Basketball’ Association
Hawks
Detroit
Pistons
Los Angeles ‘Lakers
Boston Celtics
Milwaukee
Bucks
Seattle
SuperSonics
Baltimore
Jnstalf
San Diego
Rockets
Bridges
Atlanta
Lou
Hudson
Howard
Jed
Los ‘Angeles
Celtics
Sam Jones
Detroit of Baltimore 06 ay Dice ie ABA scor
Detroit of Baltimore suffers ABA score line amid unclear text as article fragment shows basketball score references and club names with partial game context. Poor OCR yields fragmented team and event details.
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Detroit
Baltimore
ABA
Beaver grapplers fall to McClintock Chargers in meet
McClintock built a 19-3 lead and defeated Scottsdale 29-18 at the McClintock gym. Key pins and decisions highlighted by Pat Rivera and Steve Frost helped the Chargers widen the gap before Scottsdale staged a late rally, with final score 29-18 after McClintock forfeited in heavyweights.
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Joe Barbieri
McClintock
Scottsdale
Chargers
Beavers
Pat Rivera
Steve Daley
Norman Adams
Rick Zimmerman
Rick Budd
Rex Schepp
Charger
Fred “Nack
Louis Crabtree
Steve Frost
Ray Marion
Mario Ruiz
Manuel Bustamante
Mark Righettini
John Shelley
Ruben Reyes
Dennis Damore
Beaver Dave Mason
Martin Bejarno
Randy Helm
Buc Buckley
Tom Ash
Jeff May
Kush stays at Arizona State after Pitt offer
Frank Kush decided to remain as ASU head coach rather than accept Pittsburgh’s offer. He cited home ties after 14 years in Tempe and strong community friendships, saying the choice was influenced by family and recruiting in Pennsylvania. Kush noted no issues with Pittsburgh’s commitment and stated he would stay at ASU regardless of future offers.
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Frank Kush
Arizona State
University of Pittsburgh
Kush
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Pitt
Tional
Arizona Kush
Clyde
High school basketball scores across Arizona games
United Press International lists scores from many Arizona high schools with teams like Arcadia Douglas Sunnyside Maryvale Phoenix Union Sunnyslope Washington Tempe Kofa Brophy Westwood Grande Glenderton Chanambra North Camelback McClintock East Mesa Prescott Hayden Mountain, Scottsdale Flagstaff Moon Valley Tucson Catalina Salpointe Pueblo Sahuaro Amphi Palo Verde Rincon Bisbee Buena Flowing Wells Canyon del Oro Paradise Valley Kingman Agua Fria Winslow Coconino Indian Globe Mingus Peoria Dysart Bourgade Marana Tombstone Hayden Florence Parker Gila Bend Phoenix Christian St Johns Indian Benson Sahuarita Apache Junction Gilbert Payson Maricopa Round Valley St Johns Alchesay Blue Ridge Williams Ganado Monument Valley Page Camp Verde Tuba City Clifton Thatcher Antelope Bagdad St David McNary Salome Thomas San Simon Patagonia Bowie Grand Canyon Fredonia.
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Arcadia
Ae Carsinado
Douglas
Sunnyside
Maryvale
Phoenix
Union
Sunnyslope
Washington
Tempe
Kofa
Phoen Brophy
Westwasa
Grande
Glenderton
Chanambra
Camelback
McClintock
Mesa
Prescott
Cast ‘Hayden
Salpointe
Pueblo
Sahuaro
Tucson
Amphitheater
Palo Verde
Rincon
Bisbee
Buena
Canyon’ del Oro
Paradise Valley
Kingman
Agua
Fria
Winslow
Coconino
Indian
Globe
Miami
Buckeye
Ajo
Chinle
Snowflake
Eloy
Ray
Coolidge
Willcox
Holbrook
Mingus
Peoria
Dysart
Marana
Tombstone
Hayden
Florence
Parker
Gila Bend
Christian
St. Johns Indian
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Sahuarita
Apache Junction
Gilbert
Payson
Maricopa
Round Valley
St.’ Johns
Alchesay
Blue Ridge
Williamis
Ganado
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Page ST
Pima
St. David
McNary
Salome
Thomas
San
Simon
Patagonia
Bowie
Grand ‘Canyon
Fredonia
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