Hawks Stay Hot With 125 107 Win Over Suns
United Press International reports the Hawks, led by Bill Bridges 24 and Zelmo Beaty 21, beat the Phoenix Suns 125 107 in Phoenix to pull within two games of the West pace. Bob Warlick had 23 for Phoenix as Los Angeles slipped in the West race.
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Zelmo Beaty
Bob Warlick
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Lakers
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Lenny Wilkens
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Barry Clemens
Bob Boozer
Sam Jones
College Scores From East to West and Beyond
United Press International reports scores across multiple games. East contenders include Amherst, Union, and Lafayette with notable wins and tight showings. Western matchups feature Villanova, Drexel, and Ohio rivals, while regional results span Richmond to Pittsburgh with mixed outcomes.
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Union, N.Y
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Seton’ Hall
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la ‘Salle
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Local HoKam baseball opens season with Cochise clash
The HoKam College baseball team begins the 1969 season Friday February 14 at 3 30 p m against Cochise College in the AJCAC tournament opener. Joe Killeen leads the Mesa lineup after a .305 average 15 RBI and eight doubles. Roy Muller Dennis Kendrick and Dennis Kendrick strong rookie contenders bolster a lineup that features Ken Reed Roger Schmuck Randy Bayer and Dave Pletcher on offense with a pitching staff led by Jim Robinson Don Formiller Dale Goodman and Ty Fine.
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Cochise College
Jiere
Mesa Aggregation
Joe Killeen
RBI
Scottsdale
Roy Muller
Arkansas State
Kim Short
Coronado High School
Frank Armenta
Tempe
Phil Vetter
Las Vegas
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Reed
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Kan
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Schmuck
Dennis Kendrick
Prescott High
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Mike Clark
Randy Bayer
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Montana
Dave Pletcher
HoKams
Jim Robinson
Don Formiller
Dale Goodman
Ty Fine
Joe Brinkerhoff
Westwood High School
Pat Darcy
Rincon
Jim Stedman
Libby
Montana Legion Action
Namath Receives VIP Ovation At Banquet For MVP Car
Namath, Jets quarterback, drew the biggest ovation at a banquet honoring the Super Bowl MVP car gift. Fans blocked barricades outside while inside he thanked teammates and coaches as he accepted the yellow new automobile, amid mixed views on his persona.
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Starr
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Don ‘Larsen
Sandy Koufax
Bart Starr
New York Jets
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Joe
Jacksonville
Pro Detroit 116 and Others Edge Late NBA Style Scores
A fragmented score snippet shows Detroit 116 Los Angeles 116 in double overtime. Philadelphia 140 New York 137 over two overtimes, with Dallas and Kentucky 104 referenced in terse lines.
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York
Runners face Seattle in Western Hockey League tilt
The Phoenix Roadrunners host the Seattle Totems to end an eight game home stand in WHL action. The teams drew 4-4 Tuesday night, keeping Phoenix three points behind Seattle for fourth place. Center Jim Paterson returns for Phoenix after a hip bruise. Leading scorers include Bob Charlebois and Bob Kabel. Gayle Fielder added two assists for Seattle.
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UPI
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Totems
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Jim Paterson
Bob Charlebois
Bob Kabel
Gayle
Fielder
Runners stay unbeaten in junior league clash
The Roadrunners rallied in the third period to beat the Spurs 32-26, staying undefeated. Bob Boyle led with eight points, while Steve Nebgen added eight for the Spurs and Brian Lye had seven. In the other game the Mustangs defeated the winless Broncos 40-24 with Rick McDonough scoring 17.
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Bob Boyle
Steve Nebgen
Brian
Chamber
Lye
Mustangs
Broncos
Rick McDonough
Jim Riekentwield
Tom
Leesman
Martinique Edges National 56 54 In City Hoops Duel
Brad Morris poured in 2 points to outgun Jim Rhead as Martinique defeated National 56 to 54. Rhead led National with 25 and Jack Milan 15 Corkey Hendricks 14 paced Martinique. In other city games Kerrs beat Baptist 67 47 with Larry Enos 19 and Tim Myers 13. Individuals defeated Advanced 52 39 as Tom Luge 21 led the losers and Larry Rives 16 Harry Luge 12.
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Jim Rhead
Martinique
National
Rhead
Jack Milan
Corkey Hendricks
Jerry Conner
Baptist
Kerrs
Larry Enos
Tim Myers
Tom Luge
Larry Rives
Harry Luge
Apache Trail Handicap Highlight at Turf Paradise Meet
Arizona Downs nears the end of its half season as Turf Paradise hosts Sundays $4,000 Apache Trail Handicap the 16th running at 134 miles with 15 nominees. Racing continues Wednesday Friday Saturday Sunday led by Ladies Day on Wednesday.
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Phoenix
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