City race tightens as five schools in city logjam
Saguaro visits Coronado while Scottsdale goes to Chaparral in eight o clock city clashes that could reshape the standings. Coronado led by Roger Alarie and Rob Wilson seeks another win. Saguaro relies on Joe Blanco and teammates as Chaparral braces for big men issues with Teuchert injury. Paradise Valley aims to end slide against Marcos de Niza as Arkadia rests.
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Coronadog
Herb Sherman
Saguaro
Coronado
Scottsdale
Chaparral
Paradise Valley
Marcos de Niza
Arcadia
Gerard
Sherman
Dons
Twe
Letterman
Roger Alarie
Rob Wilson
Joe Blanco
Jack Lorbeer
Dave Hainlen
Kent Springer
Bill Owen
Springer
Tom Teuchert
Teuchert
Trojans
Suns Host Kings in Basement Division Showdown at Home
The Phoenix Suns, 17 27, face the Kansas City Omaha Kings, 16 31, at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Phoenix aims to rebound after beating Houston while Keith Erickson sits with a knee sprain. Nate Archibald leads Kansas City Omaha.
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Kings
Nate Archibald
Drovers face ASU JV in tuneup ahead of big showdown
Scottsdale's Duncan-led Drovers prepare for a 5:15 p.m. nonconference game with Arizona State junior varsity at Simn Devil gym. The matchup serves as a prep for a Saturday conference clash with Arizona Western. Team features Tom Lockhart and a 1 3 1 defense as they chase a title.
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Duncan
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Donegan
Arizona Western
Asu-Utep
Drovers
Tom Lockhart
Pima CC
ASU Sun Imps
Lockhart
Matadors
Yuma
Arizona Westerns
Scottsdale
Riverside
Calif
Yumans
Bart Bradley
Bradley
Coronado High
ASU
Western
Will Connelly
Will Smiley
Gordie Violet
Unknown leaders surge as chilly Phoenix Open opens
Artie McKnickle and rookie Mark Hayes share the first-round lead at the $150,000 Phoenix Open with four-under 67s in 40 degree weather. McKnickle praised Johnny Miller for an encouraging pep talk, while Hayes birdied five times with one bogey. Others in contention include Miller Barber Paul Purtzer Bob Wynn Fred Marti and Larry Wood at three under. Trevino struggled to a four over 75 amid distractions and a quip from Bob Hope.
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Mark Hayes
McKnickle
Johnny Miller
Hayes
Miller
Greens
Bruce Crampton
Miller Barber
Phoenix
Paul Purtzer
Bob Wynn
Fred Marti
Larry Wood
Lanny Wadkins
Homero Blancas
John Schroeder
John Mahaffey
Bob Walzel
Mike McCullough
Jerry Heard
Kermit Zarley
Jim Hardy
Hubert Green
Lee Trevino
Devils UTEP clash in key Western Athletic Conference game
Arizona State hosts Texas El Paso in a pivotal WAC battle. Both squads are 1-1 in league play. ASU stands 8-4 overall while UTEP is 10-2. Gus Bailey leads the Miners with 13.8 points and seven rebounds per game, praised by coach Ned Walk as the league’s best.
Drake Beats Memphis State For First Road Win
Drake Bulldogs upset Memphis State 91 80 on the road as Larry Haralson scores 30 points on 11 of 17 shooting and 8 of 8 from the line. Davis leads Drake with 17 points and 15 rebounds, while Dexter Reed tops Memphis with 22 points and Billy Buford adds 15.
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Memphis State Tigers
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Drake
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Davis
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Boston College
Villanova
Larry Warren
Wayne Smalls
Warren
Seminoles
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Long Beach
Gray
Clifton Pondexter
49Ers
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Nash Be Good Leads Eight Sprinters at Turf Paradise
Nash Be Good the Arizona Breeders Futurity winner returns in Saturdays featured 5 1/2 furlong race at Turf Paradise honoring Ray Price. Local debut of La Mesa Kid and three other sprinters Maple Syrup Patriotic Showcase and Perfect Penny also race along with Super Good Race North and Farm Bureau.
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UPI
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Be Good
Arizona Breeders
Turf Paradise
Ray Price
Nash Be Good
Super Good
Race North
Farm Bureau
Turf Tips By Stretch Driver Best Bet Nash Be Good
Nash Be Good is the best bet in the 8th race. The field includes Cow names and horses like Farm Bureau La Mesa Kid and Hoist C. with noted contenders such as Bitter Barry and Crystal Chimes in a crowded stretch drive.
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Kid
Aglo
Eagle Jet
Bombardier
Ole Mater
Valdamarie
Montrage
Battle Prince
Betty
La _ Mesa
Goud
Crystal
Chimes
Cloth
Barry
Adashot
Nash
Basic judo offered at Scottsdale Community College
The community service program at Scottsdale Community College presents a basic judo course taught by veteran officer Dale Samuels. Sessions run Saturdays 10 to 11 30 a.m. Samuels, a 23 year judo and self defense trainer with a third degree black belt, leads students through grips, posture, unbalancing and throwing techniques.
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Scottsdale
Dale Samuels
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