Scottsdale Artichokes travel to face Pima Aztecs in Tucson
Scottsdale Community College Artichokes set to meet Pima Community College Aztecs in Tucson at 7:30 p m. SCC seeks rebound after three straight home games including losses to Arizona Western and wins over ASU and U of A junior varsities.
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Boryla's home cooking fuels NFC gridders
NFC quarterback Mike Boryla engineered a late fourth quarter rally in the Pro Bowl, connecting for two touchdowns including a 14 yard strike to Terry Metcalf. The NFC beat the AFC 23 to 20 as Boryla and Jim Hart crafted the decisive plays amid a night of Pro Bowl record shocks and highlights.
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Dallas
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Terry Metcalf
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Houston Oiler
John James
Jan Stenerud
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Simpson
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Kush to lead Eagles on possible pro coaching move
Arizona State coach Frank Kush said he is considering a possible return to the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles after talks with owner Leonard Tose and GM Jim Murray. Kush noted no contract was discussed, and he would need time to evaluate the team’s roster and draft position before deciding.
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Coronado Eyes Second Half挑战 for B League Crown
Coronado Dons, 4-1 and coached by Herb Sherman, chase the B League title as Chandler leads at 5-0. Sherman aims to win remaining league games to force a title showdown, with Westwood and Arcadia among key foes tonight and through the schedule.
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Basketball and wrestling night schedule across Phoenix area
Tonight features basketball games including Saguaro at Chaparral, Westwood at Coronado, Gerard at Coolidge, Marcos de Niza at Scottsdale, Arcadia at Mesa, Paradise Valley at Washington, all 7 p.m. Also Arcadia at Saguaro and Corona do at Casa Grande wrestling at 7 p.m. plus Washington at Paradise Valley 7 30 p.m. Tomorrow Scottsdale CC visits Pima CC for 7 30 p.m. and softball games Chaparral at Arcadia and Scottsdale at Coronado both 3 30 p.m. and Paradise Valley at Saguaro 3 30 p.m.
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Marcos de Niza
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Arcadia
Mesa
Saguaro
Chaparral
Gerard
Coolidge
Paradise Valley
Washington
Westwood
Sherman
Chandler
Doug Purdom
Don Hinton
Ed Oah Clelland
Matt Boettcher
Dons
Coronado
Casa Grande
Scottsdale CC
Pima CC
Saguaro Halts Chaparral Rally in Seesaw Softball Thriller
Saguaro remained undefeated 6 0 with an 11 10 win after a late seventh inning push by Chaparral. DeeDee Murphy led off the seventh with a single and steal as Kelly Schuknecht drove in the go ahead run on a squeeze bunt. Paradise Valley erupted for 22 hits to beat Shadow Mountain 22 1 while Coronado defeated Arcadia 9 2.
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Deanne Clark
Winnie Saunders
Fanning
Heidi Fenger
Chris Thom
Karen Schaefer
Wendy Woods
Mel Georgianni
Sue Bordeaux
Terri Anderson
Kathy Warner
Anne Ream
Brenda Sweat
Michelle Bishop
Janice White
Linda Flanigan
Flanigan
Lori Hart
Scottsdale
CHS
Kofa
Five coaches vie for Phoenix Press Box Coach of the Year
The PPBA finalists include Sandy Hucul Ben Lindsey Frank Kush Paul Widmer and Ned Walk from 16 nominees. Finalists will be voted on for the 27th Arizona Sports Awards Dinner Feb 10 at the Towne House where Amateur and Pro Athletes of the Year are also honored.
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Phoenix Roadrunners
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Grand Canyon College
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Arizona State
Paul Widmer
Mesa Community
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Arizona Sports Awards
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Grand Canyon
PAC Tournament Opens at Phoenix Athletic Club
The Phoenix Athletic Club introduces a handball and racquetball tournament over February 13 to 15 at its new facility with 10 indoor courts. Single elimination events crown first to third place. racquetball adds men open intermediate novice and women open while handball offers men open and intermediate. Entry is $5 and mailed to 4843 N Sth Place Phoenix by Feb 10.
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Pistons Fire Ray Scott Over Communications Breakdown
Detroit basketball team owner and management dismissed Ray Scott, the franchise’s only coach with a winning record, on Monday citing a breakdown in communications as the reason for the firing. The Pistons plan to seek a successor promptly.
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