Coronado Dons Trample Yuma 82 45 for Ninth Win
Coronado led 14 1 early and built a 43 17 halftime advantage in an 82 45 romp over Yuma. Joe Mackey scored 18 in the third quarter and finished with 50 points combined with Bruce Young, who added 14 in the first half. Mackey grabbed 21 rebounds, Don Paxton had 10, and Jack Crews returned to action for coach Jerry Menefee.
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Saguaro Cruises Past East 48 to 28 for Seventh Win
Saguaro led by Mike Charles's 23 points and 17 rebounds dominated East 48 28. Charles fueled the first half with 14 of 16, while East hit 11 of 64. Saguaro outrebounded Longhorns 48 35 as Kirk Reinke and Eddie Morgan added scoring. Candy Wraily crowned Queen of Courts at halftime.
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Dog fan wins $5000 in Pick-A-Winner at Greyhound Park
Jim Bishop of 4800 N. 12th Ave becomes the first Pick-A-Winner winner at Greyhound Park, earning $5000 for correctly selecting seven of eight winners. The contest runs less than a week old as fans fill forms at the park. Go Millie faces Gork Lindsay in tonight’s featured ninth race after beating the champ twice.
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Arizona Elk Harvest Reports Record Hunt Success in 1966
Final Hlk Hunt figures from the Arizona Game and Fish Department show 1,662 hunters earned elk permits, with a roughly 1 in 4 success rate. Ten bull permits were issued in Unit 16, and several units posted over 40 percent success in the late hunt. Nearly 7,000 elk permits were issued for two 1986 seasons, with about 17 000 hunter days logged, plus rabbit season and tularemia precautions discussed by Bob Jantzen.
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Nicklaus Maintains Lead Despite Late Back Nine Collapse
Jack Nicklaus still holds a two stroke edge after two rounds of the Bing Crosby National Pro Am at Cypress Point Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill. He shot two under par 142 with a wild back nine that included double bogeys on 16 17 and wind swept winds. Joe Carr led after day one but tumbled to 150 after a 82 on Saturday. Arnold Palmer 149 Billy Casper 146 and four others tied for second at 144 in a gusty Monterey Bay wind event.
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Jim Palmer Named Scottsdale Athlete of the Year
Jim Palmer was honored as Scottsdale's first Athlete of the Year at a Scottsdale Quarterback Club luncheon. The event proclaimed Jim Palmer Day by Vice-Mayor Jack Senini. Palmer, a 1966 World Series pitcher for the Orioles, received plaques and a Breakfast of Champions motif while family and local figures attended.
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Palmera
Gas Ronda Aims for Armenian Hot Rod Show
Laying rubber on a 1966 Muay tang Ronda burns tires in an eight second 175 mph run. He and his car are set to contend at the Armenian Hot Rod Assas, a blazing entry in the racing circuit.
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Cubs Schedule Eleven Home Games in Scottsdale
The Cubs begin spring training with 11 home games at Scottsdale Stadium Ball Park Plaza and Osborn. Season runs March 10 to April 1 with games starting at 1 40 p m. A J Collins reports strong season ticket sales aided by the Charros and box office and chamber contacts.
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