Coronado Dons Rout Scottsdale Beavers 74 51
Corona's Joe Mackey tops with 36 points and 16 rebounds as Coronado beat Scottsdale Beavers 74 to 51. Beavers cling to late rally, Palmer 12 Phillips 6 lead Scottsdale scorers. Mackey dominates inside and Coronado controls boards.
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Arcadia Defends To Beat Saguaro 47 35 In City Clash
Arcadia Titans surged past the Saguaro Sabercats 47 to 35 to move to 2-1 in league play and 11-6 overall while Saguaro sits 8-6. Jim Hardy led Arcadia with 24 points and ten rebounds, as the Titans smothered Saguaro limiting them to eight in the first quarter and two in the third. Reinke paced Saguaro with four points as Reinke endured a tough night, scoring four on 11 attempts.
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East Dominates West 144 124 as Greer MVP in All Star Game
In Madison Square Garden the East outscored the West 144 to 124 before a record All Star crowd of 18 422. Hal Greer of the 76ers led a third quarter surge with 14 consecutive points to claim MVP honors, while Havlicek paced the East with 26 points in a decisive victory.
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Medwick finally won Hall of Fame honor after delays
The piece reflects Joe Medwick's Hall of Fame election after a decade, noting his high on field achievements 17 major league seasons a .324 lifetime average MVP and Triple Crown, while also covering his difficult personality and controversial World Series moment. It recounts ballots and reactions including Medwick's and Roy Campanella's mixed fortunes.
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Arizona State drops two players after missed practice
Tempe reports that Arizona State University basketball coach Ned Walk dropped Frank Bailey and Larry Parks from the team after they failed to attend Tuesday practice. Bailey, who started 13 of 15 games this season, was the third leading scorer with 9.6 points per game.
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Cal faces dual upheaval over Black Athletes demands at UC
At Berkeley a Black Athletes group demands firing of basketball coach Rene Herrerias and two football aides, while 12 white varsity basketball players threaten to quit unless star center Bob Presley is reinstated. Pete Newell meets with the group after an afternoon press conference, with no resolution yet.
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Nesselbush Takes First Round Lead in President's Cup Golf
Lilian Nesselbush carded 70 to lead after the first round at Valley Country Club. Ka Walsh trails by two with 72, followed by Mve Youngblood 73, Ben Larson 74, Sue Brady 78, Bess Maragas 78. Scottsdale results show Hirsch 37 in Class A, Henderson 35 in Class B, Scaeffer Westbach tie 58 in Class C, Few 64 in Class D. Arizona Country Club guest day yields Anderson Fox team quota 26, Lane pair 16, and three teams tied on quota 13.
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Meek Named to Utah Post to Lead Football
William M. Meek, 45, former Army backfield coach, was named Utah football coach. He signed a three year contract for 18000 dollars annually, succeeding Mike Giddings who resigned. Meek aims to lift the program from mediocrity to prominence.
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Minnesota 120 Kentucky 97 in ABA scoring clash
Minnesota defeated Kentucky 120 to 97 in an ABA game. New Orleans posted 112 to top Dallas 104 while Oakland beat Houston 120 to 110.
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College Scores Incomplete From United Press International
College basketball results show Canisius over Cornell 79 3 OT while Villanova beat Phila 64 to 51 and many other matchups across leagues. Games listed include Union N Y Baldwin Wallace St. Bonaventure Detroit Williams and Louisville Dayton Maryland teams with varied scores and locations.
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Phoenix Roadrunners climb to third with 2 0 win over Canucks
Rick Charron stopped 19 shots for the Phoenix Roadrunners in a 2 0 victory over Vancouver to seize third place in the Western Hockey League. Rollie Wilcox opened scoring at 13 20 of the first period and Dick Lamoureux extended the lead with 58 seconds left in the second. San Diego remains a point behind as they duel for the third spot.
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Packers and Vikings eye gains in joint NFL AFL draft
New York dispatch notes Green Bay and Minnesota stand to profit in the second combined NFL AFL draft set to begin next Tuesday at 10 am EST. Commissioner Rozella announces 462 players will be chosen by 26 teams over 17 rounds with Minnesota holding the first round pick thanks to a bonus from the Tarkenton era.
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Prep basketball results by class and school
Class AA Arcadia 47 Saguaro 35 Coronado 74 Scottsdale 51 Flagstaff 75 Cortez Glendale 68 Brophy 59 Sunnyslope 52 Sunnyside 74 St. Marys 52 Westwood 76 McClintock 46. Class A Agua Fria 58 Bourgade 49 Buckeye 66 Dysart 49 Gerard 49 Peoria 47 Snowflake 67 McNary 64. Class B Maricopa 71 Gila Bend 67 San Manuel 65 Hayden St. Johns 81 Wickenburg 66. Class C Ash Fork 49 Grand Canyon 41 Independent Ft. Grant 61 Quemado NM 47.
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