Titans Beavers Clash In Scottsdale City Showdown
In a key city matchup, Scottsdale hosts Arcadia as 3-5 Scottsdale faces 4-3 Arcadia at the Scottsdale gym. Beavers aim to rebound after a 64-54 loss to the Titans, while Saguaro eyes improvement with Tim Van Reusen returning to the lineup.
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West Stars Lead East in All Star Game Preview
The West, led by Lew Alcindor and Oscar Robertson, challenges the East which includes Willis Reed, Walt Frazier, and Earl Monroe. Milwaukee moves to the West due to realignment, with Jerry West, Dave Bing, Jerry Lucas, and Connie Hawkins starring for the West. Red Holzman returns as East coach with Reed, Havlicek, Cunningham, and Monroe among the lineup.
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Umpires Case Refused Review by Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to review a July 1970 appeals court ruling that former umpires Al Salerno and Bill Valentine were fired in 1968. The case centers on baseball’s antitrust exemption and interstate commerce status, with the Flood reserve-clause suit awaiting a ruling. AL President Joe Cronin said he would consult league lawyers while the Umpires case remains before the NLRB.
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Webster Wins Coach of the Year for Giants Comeback
Alex Webster of the New York Giants earns UPI International Coach of the Year after guiding a noted comeback. He combines a demanding style with a belief that pro football should be enjoyable, even as he can be a strict taskmaster when needed.
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Youngsters Race Highlight at Arizona Downs Turf Parad
Nine four year olds race in the headliner of a 12 race program at Turf Paradise. The event introduces an extra thoroughbred contest daily as part of Arizona Downs new policy. Indian Gem and Rineen are favorites in the feature with Richard Hazelton leading in the training standings. Teen jockey Jim Powell earns weekly praise after riding four winners boosting his Winter Meeting total to 18.
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Court to decide on Clay Ali conscientious objector case
The U S Supreme Court agreed to hear Cassius Clay now Muhammad Ali's appeal on his conscientious objector status. A ruling could affect the March 8 Frazier fight and set broader standards for moral objections to war beyond religious basis. Ali said he was glad about the decision as a May to June ruling was anticipated.
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South Carolina Falls To Virginia In Tight ACC Tilt
Sixth ranked South Carolina dropped a 50-49 decision to ACC foe Virginia on Monday night. Coach Frank McGuire complained of hostile crowds and questionable officiating as South Carolina failed to score in the final seven minutes. Western Kentucky, Jacksonville, Kentucky, Maryland, Tennessee and Florida State also won in Monday action.
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College Scores Mix in Disjointed Report
A jumbled score list shows Virginia defeating South Carolina 50 49 and Jacksons losing to Oklahoma City 95 87. Several other games are cited with uneven punctuation including Kentucky 79 Georgia 66 and Tennessee 85 Florida 75.
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Hawaii defeats Arizona State 94 to 87 in thriller
Jerome Freeman and Dwight Holiday led Hawaii in a 94 87 victory over Arizona State. Freeman sank two free throws and Holiday hit a last second layup as Hawaii held off a late Sun Devil rally. Rainbows balance scoring with Nash Davis and Penebacker in double figures.
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Chiefs pace all pro team leads Pro Football Writers picks
The Kansas City Chiefs placed four players on the All Pro team by the Pro Football Writers of America led by Bobby Bell and Johnny Robinson on defense and Jan Stenerud at kicker. The offense features Gene Washington Dick Gordon Bob Brown Tyrer Upshaw Hickerson Mick Tinglehoff Charlie Sanders John Brodie Larry Brown Ron Johnson and Stenerud. The defense lists Carl Eller Rich Jackson Alan Page Merlin Olsen Bell Howley Dick Butkus Willie Brown Jim Johnson Larry Wilson and Dave Lewis.
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Evers Leads Roadrunners to 52 28 Victory over Royals
Dan Evers the 6-1 star poured in 12 points to lead the Roadrunners over the Royals 52-28 in Boys Club basketball. Robert Novascone had 10, Greg Chinn eight, and Bob Berg, Roni Rosen, and Terry Watson added six each for the Royals. In the other game the Spurs beat the Mustangs 23-18 as Rob Lensman led with six and Adrian Kurzman added nine for the Logers.
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