Scottsdale and Saguaro Face Top Ten Opponents Tonight
Scottsdale travels to McClintock to challenge the No 9 Chargers while Saguaro hosts Tempe Coronado in a city showdown. Bruce Lee and Phil Pepler pace McClintock with 20 points each, and Saguaro relies on guards Ed Dawson and Dave Beakley to counter Tempe’s press. Coronado’s Roger Alarie faces Chaparral’s Mark Stevens in a key city clash as Phoenix area 7 p.m. games unfold.
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Aaron signs record breaking $1 million Magnavox deal
Hank Aaron and Berle Adams discuss the historic promotion as Aaron, just signed for a $1 million contract, faces high expectations to surpass Babe Ruth's 715 home runs. Magnavox and Aaron negotiate player value, with Aaron insisting on fair terms and retaining his on field autonomy.
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Vista Dominates Pima 22-3 In Elementary Tournament Action
Vista del Camino rolled to a 22-3 victory over Pima as offense and defense clicked. Ingleside topped Cocopah 16-12 with Allen Sanchez leading, while other games saw Hopis, Navajo, and Eldorado/Chestnutt matchups with lopsided scores and key scorers guiding their teams.
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Flyers, Dukes, and others score in Monday basketball action
Flyers beat 258th Company 41 to 26 behind Rick Bjorkland nine points and Butch Hart and Mike Bemis eight each. Dukes top National Life 61 to 56 with Bill Exham 24 points. AiResearch drubs by Rob Drake 16 and Demas Volkswagen 44 to 37. Roy Dossey Plumbing edge Fifth National Banque 53 to 51 led by 21 from Roy Dossey. Bang's Sports routs Hunkers 46 to 29 led by Bill Cory 16. Solid State forfeit victory over Bowmar.
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Notre Dame Tops UCLA to Gain No 1 Ranking
Notre Dame graduates to No 1 in the UPI Coaches poll after stunning UCLA 71 70 to end the Bruins 88 game win streak. UCLA remains a strong challenger at No 2 as the top five rankings stay largely unchanged.
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Parilli Returns to Boston as WFL Coach
Vito Parilli 43 signed a multi year contract to coach the Boston Bulls in the World Football League. The former Patriots quarterback cited coaching greatness and expressed enthusiasm for returning to Boston at a conference with Howard Baldwin Gary Davidson and attorney Bob Woolf in attendance.
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ASU trio tabbed in first WFL collegiate draft
The World Football League draft picks include Arizona State players Woody Green going to Florida, Danny White to Chicago in the second round as 15th overall, and Ben Malone chosen by Toronto in round five. The event marks the first six rounds of the league's collegiate draft with other selections involving Kansas and Boston College names.
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World Football League opens draft as NFL faces clash
The World Football League begins its first draft ahead of the NFL and plans a Wednesday night schedule with Thursday telecasts. WFL pursues top college players and veteran stars with large contract hopes while projecting a 20 game season starting July 17.
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Popovich Signs 1974 Cubs Contract
Chicago infielder Paul Popovich signed his 1974 deal with the Cubs after hitting .236 in 99 games last season. The Cubs now have 19 players under contract for the upcoming season.
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