Hoosiers Beat Michigan State 97 89 In East Lansing
Indiana by 4 leads early second half after Steve Green exits with 16:45 left. Steve Downing nets 22 and Green scores 30 as Indiana improves to 4 0 in the Big Ten. Maryland routs Wake Forest 105 76 while Southwestern Louisiana tops Arkansas State 119 106.
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Wild Country Aims For First Win At Turf Paradise
Wild Country seeks his first victory in the Arizona Downs meet as he heads a field of ten sprinters in Wednesday’s feature 5 furlongs at Turf Paradise. The colt has two seconds in three appearances this meet and carries 115 pounds, tied for top weight with Little Blue Boy Stay Hopeful and Dogie Boy.
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Scottsdale Baptist crushes Camelback 87 to 40 in league game
Scottsdale Baptist Church remained undefeated with an 87 to 40 victory over Camelback Bible Church in the Conservative Baptist High School Basketball League. Rick Surls led Scottsdale with 28 points and earned game honors.
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Chaparral Wrestlers Sweep Junior Varsity and Freshman Duals
Chaparral and Gilbert met in a dual wrestling night with Chaparral winning both ends. The junior varsity side 28 to 17 and the freshmen 37 to 33 in favor of Chaparral. Ramsey Abdin earned a 130 decision with Tim Moore at 107 pounds winning 7-2.
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Dunbar sparks National Life to 41 39 win over Hormel Hams
National Life Insurance edges Hormel Hams 41 39 in overtime with Mike Dunbar scoring four points to lead. Ken Blair adds 12 in regulation while Corky Hendricks puts up nine for National, Hormel’s Russ Donken nets 22, Cal Ryan seven.
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College results wrap from United Press International
College results show St Vincents 66 Waynesburg 74 and several other scores across conferences. Notable entries include Florida 73 Wake Forest 76 and Indiana 97 Michigan State 89, with a wide spread of wins and losses across teams such as Oklahoma 86 Iowa State 84 and Purdue 66 Wisconsin 59.
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Garlits Favored In 1973 Winter Nationals Odds
Racing odds from observer Wild Bill Petty rate Don Garlits as 2-1 favorite for Top Fuel at Beeline’s 1973 Winter Nationals. A crowded field includes Dennis Baca at 3-1, Steve Carbone at 31, Chris Karamesines at 41, Don Moody at 5-1, John Wiebe at 6-1, Ronnie Martin at 7-1, Don Cook at 8-1, Flip Schofield at 9-1, Carl Oleen at 16-1, Jungle Pa at 2-1, Tom McEwen at 3-1, Thompson at 4-1, Don Prudhomme at 5-1, Tommy Grove at 6-1, Gene Snow at 8-1, and Larry Christopher at 9-1. Pro-Stock leader Bill Jenkins is 2-1.
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Coronado and Saguaro Vie for City Wrestling Crown
The city wrestling showdown at Saguaro High School pits Coronado and Saguaro for the crown. Key bout features include 114-pound Kirt Bliss vs Bill Snider and 169-pound Alan Dean vs Dave Aungst, with heavyweight Jeff Honda vs Kelly Fifer awaited.
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Scottsdale Track Club dominates Albuquerque Indoor Invitational relays
In Albuquerque the Scottsdale Track Club posted eight relay placings and a standout individual win by Susie Adler who won the nine and under 50 yard dash in 7.6 seconds. Adler, Thompson, Nielson and Morgan were second in the medley relay, while Crookston subbed in for Nielson in the 4 x 176 relay to finish second. The STC also earned multiple top five finishes across the 9 and under and 12 13 year old divisions, with Kim Cloute, Leigh Fox, Sloan Thompson and Donna Foyle taking medley and 4 x 176 relay runner up results.
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Heatley Named WHL Player of the Week
Murray Heatley of the Phoenix Road runners reached 62 points on 28 goals and 34 assists after scoring 10 points last week to lead the Western Hockey League. Teammate Bob Barlow sits with a back injury as Salt Lake leads the division by six points with San Diego just behind. The Roadrunners host San Diego at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Wednesday.
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McKay Named Coach of the Year by Touchdown Club
John McKay of Southern California is named college football Coach of the Year by the Washi Touchdown Club. The Trojans are also chosen as the college team of 1972 by the same club.
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