City hosts cage tourney at Arcadia and Scottsdale gyms
Scottsdale invites top amateur cagers for a one day Invitational at Arcadia and Scottsdale High. NOFers featuring former ASU stars such as Art Becker and Dennis Hamilton compete with teams from Tucson Prescott Phoenix and Scottsdale. Tournament runs 9 a.m. to 8 40 p.m. with open free admission.
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Cubs Players Seek Two-Bedroom Lodging in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce seeks two two bedroom resort apartments for Cubs stars Ron Santo and Ernie Banks and their families from February 20 to April 1. All other resorts contacted report full reservations. Contacts: A J Collins and John Connor.
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Greater Phoenix Open Pro Women Bowler Tourney Planned in Scottsdale
Papago Kiwanis Club in Phoenix organizes the second annual Greater Phoenix Open PWBA tournament in Scottsdale. Georgia Veatch and Dot Rawe lead efforts with Leslie Wilson. The event uses total pin elimination with a Sunday March 19 final round robin and top two vying for a $12,000 prize. Proceeds aid Sunshine Acres Children's Home. About 100 national pros and 200 local amateurs expected.
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Pro tennis veteran Stanley Bourne joins Camelback Inn teams
Stanley Bourne, a professional tennis player since 1951, is named the new tennis roat at Camelback Inn. He has competed against stars like Pancho Gonzales and Don Budge and previously played for Paradise Valley Racquet Club and Roger Scott Racquet Club of Pensacola Florida.
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Devils stun Miners 56 50 as Sun Devils keep close to Top Five
Arizona State nearly upsets national power Texas Western 56 to 50. Sun Devils trail 28 25 at half before Ne gil Shed and Wilia Worsley spark late charge. David Lattin leads Miners with 19 points while Roger Detter adds 13 for ASU.
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UCLA unable to land in Chicago amid snowbound weekend clashes
Top ranked UCLA falters as snow halts travel delaying trip to Chicago for games against Loyola and Illinois amid a weekend slate. Texas Western, BYU, and others scramble to reach venues as Nebraska beats Oklahoma and other scores roll in. Willis Worsley and Nevil Shed spark a Miners rally.
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One Thousand Drivers Open Time Trials at Winter Nationals
About 1,000 drivers began time trials at Bee Line Dragway in Phoenix for the American Hot Rod Association Winter Nationals. Fuel dragster entries include Connie Kalitta, Tom Hoover, Don Prudhomme, Tom McEwen and others as time trials run through Saturday with eliminations starting Saturday noon and continuing Sunday.
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Cupri leads first round of Los Angeles Open by one stroke
Jacky Cupri shot a five under par 64 to grab a one stroke edge at the Los Angeles Open held at Rancho Park. Notables including Nicklaus Palmer and Casper trailed amid a damp course after early rounds with 40 players under par and several at 142.
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NBA reaffirms trade amid looming player strike threat
The NBA Board of Governors unanimously backed a three way trade despite Rudy LaRusso’s retirement threat. A potential player walkout looms if grievances are not settled, with NBA President Walter Kennedy aiming for a February 15 meeting to address Players Association requests.
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Davis Leads 18 Semi Finalists in Denver Open
Davis a Jean left-hander from Phoenix led 18 semi finalists in the Professional Bowlers Association Denver Open. He averaged 238 pins per game and posted a 1 528 six game series for 5 666 through 24 games. Bobby Cooper of Fort Worth was second with 5 519 and Lynn Shiland of Missoula moved to 11th after another 30 game. The top five after today advance to Saturday’s nationally televised finals.
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