Sun Devils Open Rainbow Run With Test Against Hawaii
Arizona State edged Loyola 78 70 in a 40 percent shooting night as Roger Detter scored 25 and Randy Lindner Jeff Mackey added late baskets to seal the win. The Devils, 14-11, prepare for a Hawaii visit Tuesday in Sun Devil Gym before a tough stretch against Texas Western Wyoming New Mexico Utah State Arizona Brigham Young and Utah.
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East tops West in Pro Bowl 20 to 10 on defense
The East AllStars defeated the West 20 10 in Los Angeles as four East interceptions including three by Johnny Unitas and one by Bart Starr plus two West fumbles helped seal the East victory. Gale Sayers was the outstanding back despite no TD. Attendance was a Pro Bowl record low at 15062.
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Scottsdale Beavers Escape Casa Grande In Tight 46 45 Win
Scottsdale Beaver basketball barely held off Casa Grande 46 45 as a late technical foul and a 15 point fourth quarter run by the Cougars nearly overturned a 44 30 third quarter lead. John Peck led with nine points and Bill Markham grabbed 16 rebounds. JV Beavers rallied in second half but fell 3 41.
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Freeman Finishes Fourth in Los Angeles Indoor Meet
Ron Freeman of Arizona State clocked 60.5 seconds to place fourth in the 500 yard run at the Los Angeles indoor track meet. Jon Cole, a former ASU standout, earned second in the shot put with 62% distance. George Young of the Arizona Track Club clocked 8 45.8 in the two mile for third.
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Big 3 vie for Crosby title at Pebble Beach
Billy Casper holds a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus after a 34-35-09 Sunday, heading into the final round of Crosby’s National Pro-Am. Palmer 135, Nicklaus 135, Casper 134, others Chase with Parker and Geiberger in range as rain delayed play.
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Beavers Fall to Mesa Jackrabbits in Narrow Meet
Scottsdale Beavers suffered injuries and dressed only five varsity wrestlers as they lost to Mesa Jackrabbits 39-11 last Saturday. Rick Zimmerman won 8-5 at 95 pounds, Dennis Floyd at 112 or 412 wrestled to a 4-3 decision, and Steve Williams pinned his 138 pound foe in 1:29. Mesa controlled most bouts with five pins and one forfeit.
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Davis shines off bench in Wildcats win over Town
Northwestern bench standout Dan Davis, a 6-4 sophomore, helped seal a 400-88 victory over Town to claim first in the Big Ten. Earlier, he saved St. John's game with a late tip and free throw. The piece notes other college games with Cincinnati beating Louisville, UCLA routing Santa Barbara, and various top teams faltering.
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Boston Celtics Edge Lakers in OT Thriller
Larry Siegfried and John Havlicek propelled Boston to a 121 120 overtime win over the Los Angeles Lakers. Havlicek tied the game with a 22 yard jump with 32 seconds left in regulation, then Siegfried sealed it with two free throws at 18 seconds remaining in overtime. Havlicek scrambled a loose ball at 30 seconds of OT to set up Siegfried’s clinching shots.
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Griffith versus Archer set for Madison Square Garden title bout
Middleweight champion Emile Griffith is a 65 to 1 favorite to defend his title tonight at Joey Archer at Madison Square Garden. Weigh in at noon could shift odds toward Archer who weighed in nearly nine pounds lighter in their last July meeting.
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