Redcoats open key two game set at home
Gerard Kay leads the Redcoats as they host the Santa Cruz Dust Devils at 8 with an 11-3 overall mark and 1-0 in league play. Coach Tim Malik praises Santa Cruz’s speed and guard emphasis while noting Sam Johnson’s return and 16 point by Don Koch and Roger Elsey’s 15 to 16 rebounds. Dan Bickmar out with a leg injury. Pete Schnieders steps in.
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Ajo
Santa Cruz Dust Devils
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Coolidge
Santa Cruz
Malik
Sam Johnson
Dust Devils
Phoenix Indian
Pames
Don Koch
Roger Elsey
Elsey
Dan Bickmar
Pete Schnieders
Chaparral Firebirds
Arcadia Titans
Saguaro Sabercats
Scottsdale Beavers
Coronado
Marcos de Niza
Paradise Valley
Sunnyslope
Chaparral
Arcadia
SCC Hosts ASU and U of A JVs In ACCAC Showdown
Scottsdale Community College hosts Arizona State University and University of Arizona junior varsity teams in back to back games promising competitive action. SCC sits 7-9 overall and 2-3 in ACCAC A Division, eyeing a playoff push despite recent scoring struggles and a high percentage shooting plan.
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Scottsdale Community College
Artichokes
Arizona Community College Athletic
Art Becker
SCC
Arizona State University
Jvs
University of Arizona
Scottsdale
ASU
Uofa
Tucson
ACCAC
Becker
Ian Allen
Pima Community College Aztecs
Coronado Pushes Toward City Wrestling Title
Coronado moved within a step of a share of the city title by defeating Saguaro 41 12. Dons led 214 after nine of 13 bouts as Tom Kirk started with a 57 second pin at 100 pounds and JVs posted a 50 10 win while Scottsdale edged Westwood 27 22 with pins to finish strong.
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Scottsdale
Beavers
Dons
Chaparral
Tom Kirk
Kirk
Jeff Wright
John Dinsmore
Garth Sears
Dave Fink
Alex Richards
John Page
Clark Drozdowski
Bob Plummer
Jim Horne
Tom Dragt
Mark Fackler
Bob Jenkins
Fackler
Lakers
Frank Beck
Victor Bravo
Westwood
John Lewis
Brian Weick
Kevin Volpe
Evening high school sports schedule across Phoenix area
Tonight features basketball games at multiple Phoenix area venues including Scottsdale DC Saguaro at 7 30 p m and Arcadia Coronado and Sunnyslope matchups at 8 p m Wrestling events include Saguaro Chaparral and Westwood at Kofa and Coronado at McClintock Drag racing closes daylight with Winter Classic qualifying Beeline Dragway Sunday time trials and finals Beeline Dragway Gymnastics State Girls All Star Meet Arcadia High School
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Saguaro
Scottsdale
Chaparral
Arcadia
Coronado
Marcos de Niza
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Paradise Valley
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Suns
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Scottsdale CC
Westwood
Kofa
McClintock
Thunderbird
Beeline Dragway
Arcadia HS
Paul Revere Bicentennial Six Mile Run in Tempe
Tempe Parks Department schedules a six mile race at Kiwanis Park on Saturday starting 10 am with 9:30 am registration. Race, named for Paul Revere’s Bicentennial, offers age divisions from 14 and under to over 50. Four mile option for under 14, top five in each division win placements and T shirts for first two finishers.
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Tempe
Ballfield Complex
Baseline Road
Dartmouth Drive
Real Harmon admits ASU shock to grid world
The Progress reveals confusion over author of the Harmon Football Forecast. Bob Harmon of New York, not Tom Harmon of Michigan, predicted Arizona State’s decline, yet the Sun Devils beat Nebraska and rose 18 places in final polls.
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New
York
Club SAR set for televised boxing card in Arizona
SAR battlers prepare for a Saturday telecast on KAET Channel 8 featuring top Golden Glove and Junior Olympic fighters from Arizona. Jim Harrison moves to 90 pounds to meet Randy Robles, with Doug Baker vs Steve Begley and Al Rodriguez vs Phillip Fimbres among matched bouts.
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Granada Park Club
Tom Garcia
Bill’s Gym
Dennis Begley
Robert Lopez
Phoenix Boys’ Club
Oscar Borboa
Art Martinez
Tucson
Jerry Cheatam
John Forrest
Suns Hire Al Bianchi as Scout and Assistant Coach
The Phoenix Suns announce the hiring of veteran player and coach Al Bianchi as a scout and assistant coach. Bianchi, 43, was released as Virginia Squires coach in November and will be on the Suns bench tonight against Houston. He played a decade in the NBA with Syracuse and Philadelphia and coached the Seattle SuperSonics from 1967 to 1969.
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Lumberjacks rout College of Santa Fe in nonconference win
Northern Arizona forward Tom DeBerry scored 20 points to lift the Lumberjacks to a 96 54 victory over College of Santa Fe. Wendell King added 13 points for NAU in the nonconference game.
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Tom DeBerry
Lumberjacks
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Wendell King
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