UCLA Bruins shake up top college basketball poll
New rankings show UCLA dropping 12 spots after a 36-33 loss while North Carolina and Maryland climb. Duke, Wisconsin, and Long Beach State rise as unbeaten Duke improves to 11-0 through Saturday with Maryland routing Virginia 93-74 and Wisconsin edging Minnesota.
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Golf approach shot strategy guidelines and tips
The article outlines how weather and course layout affect iron approach plays. It advises landing short on hard greens, using hit-and-run or high pitches when needed, and adjusting to wind, pin position, and hazards. It also covers fade and draw setups for risky pins and cautions less experienced players to avoid over-aggressiveness.
Scottsdale Club Wins Fourth Straight in 4-1 Victory
Scottsdale Soccer Club beat Williams Air Force Base Flyers 4-1 to move to 4-3 on the season. Chet Sywarungsymun scored a hat trick including an equalizer and the go ahead, while Jim Shaffer assisted. John Burke added the final tally as Scottsdale hosts a pre clinic with the Parks and Recreation Department and prepares for a Jan. 28 showdown with Lufthansa Club.
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Suns Host Knicks in NY Rematch at Veterans Memorial
The New York Knicks seek revenge after a 117-84 loss to the Phoenix Suns earlier in the season as Phoenix, 23-29, fights to rise above .500. Mo Layton returns from flu while Clem Haskins remains out with a knee. The Suns play a five game home stretch starting tonight.
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Dossey Edges Scottsdale Bible In Unbeaten Clash
Roy Dossey Plumbing edged Scottsdale Bible 66 to 68 in a Parks and Recreation Men’s Win Basketball League game as both teams were unbeaten. Willy Thurmond had 18 points, Jerry Conners 10 for Dossey. Fran Chapp led Scottsdale with 23, Larry Schelling 18, Jim Parks 12.
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Cassius Edges Mayon in Unpopular Riverside Victory
Cassius of Los Angeles won a disputed decision over Mike Mayon in Riverside with a toe to toe ten round battle. The crowd booed as Cassius taunted them and vowed to fight next on TV from the Olympic Auditorium. Mayon, strong puncher, felt he won and hoped for a rematch.
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Sinful Pappa Captures Turf’s Favorite Six Furlong Feature
Sinful Pappa repeats as favorite winner in Wednesday's six furlong feature at Turf, edging rivals to secure the prized turf upset. Trainer and jockey celebrate narrow victory as crowd roars.
Coronado guards share weekly honors for strong week
Coronado seniors Jeff Bradley and Jon Riddle earned Progress Co-Players of the Week honors after guiding the Dons to two wins. Bradley shot 71 percent and scored 21 points with a school record eight assists, while Riddle added 31 points and 7 percent shooting, plus 10 turnovers and 11 steals on the week.
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