Artichokes fall to Thunderbirds in 62 45 loss
Scottsdale Community College drops to seven straight losses as they shoot 24 percent from the field against Mesa CC at Flagstaff. Mesa guards Greg Gatewood and George Hall lead a stronger inside game while Scottsdale’s Scottsdale struggles to score early and late.
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Artichokes
Mesa
SCC
Art Becker
Mesa CC Thunderbirds
Scottsdale
T-Birds
Arizona
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff
Artichokes’ Garden
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Hall
Sunnyslope Vikings Rout Paradise Valley In Skyline Showdown
Sunnyslope defeated Paradise Valley 68 to 39 as PV endured cold shooting. PV made two field goals in the second quarter and trailed 37-13 at halftime with Chuck Beaulieu out sick. Mark Grittner led PV with 10 points while Sunnyslope dominated the boards 39-22 and shot 43 percent.
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Sunnyslope Vikings
Sunnyslope
Trojans
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Vikings
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Tom Bemrich
Ace Fanning
Jeff Rivette
Greg Clark
Doug Kaz
Top 20 Teams Fall to Unranked WAC Foes Friday
No 8 Arizona State lost 91 80 at Colorado State as Barry Sabas scored a career high 30. No 13 Arizona fell 65 61 at Wyoming ending a 19 game league skid. No 19 Utah dropped 76 66 to New Mexico while Rich Pokorski and Pat King led Lobo scoring with 17 and 16 points respectively.
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Colorado State
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New Mexico
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Ed Mullaney
Tory Larren
Scott Lloyd
Lionel Hollins
Stan Letcher
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Albuquerque
Letcher
John Robinson
Stan Boyer
al Fleming
Bob Elliott
Utes
Rich Pokorski
Pat King
Lobo
Gerard Redcoats Fall to Coolidge Bears Despite Flu Outbreak
Coolidge Bears beat Gerard 69 to 58 on the Redcoats home court as flu sidelined many players. Gerard drops to 1-2 in league play while Coolidge improves to 3-0. Jamie Kirkegaard led Gerard with 15 points followed by Roger Elsey with 12.
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Coolidge Bears
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Gerard
Bears
Tim Mailik
Jamie Kirkegaard
Roger Elsey
Chris Calcagno
Steve Dodt
Tom Tighe
Joe Sieczkowski
Don Koch
Crosby Pro Am tough on Pebble Beach leaders
Leaders Tom Watson and Gene Littler sit at five under par after 36 holes of the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach Cypress Point and Spyglass Hill. Johnny Miller and Jack Nicklaus are six back after 74s at Spyglass with Hale Irwin at even par 144. Weather and summer rules keep scores high as 17 players go under par.
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Larry Ziegler
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Cesar Ranudo
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Best Bet Trigger McCord Leads Big Race
In the program best bet Trigger McCord is listed for a major race while the BEST QUIN fields note a 7-8 pairing and identify the 10th race as the event of focus.
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Mucho Seco
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Mr. Wolfe
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Vale
Koko Lyn
Vivre
Sudors
Kodama
Nia
Stevens
Trigger McCord
Women golfers shine in Coronado blind partner event
Wanda Glenn and Betty Huber carded a net 61 to lead the field in blind partners play at Coronado Golf Course. Pat Martin and Nancy Harden along with Anita Billing and Marie Brannon tied for second with 62, while Marie Garrie and Addie Osborn were fourth with 63.
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Wanda Glenn
Betty Huber
Coronado Golf Course
Pat Martin
Nancy Harden
Anita Billing
Marie Brannon
Marie Garrie
Addie Osborn
Coronado Niners
Peggy Hix
Ann Yturri
Gilda Popenhausen
Mary Kline
Dottie Fries
Arizona Country Club
Pat McLeod
Coleen Draklich
Mae Applegate
Judy Rowe
Darlene Beaudin
Ann Paliafito
Nordine Abbott
Tillie Chew
Helen Nolte
Favorites lead in Apache Trail Handicap at Arizona Downs
Roll The Presses and Divisive share favorites' nod in the 23rd Apache Trail Handicap the longest event at 1% miles at Arizona Downs. Eagles Dare also a top contender after two distance wins this meeting. Eagle's Heart led wire to wire to win Friday's six furlong feature.
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UPI
Eagles Dare
Eagle's Heart
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