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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1967

Page

8

Tempe Buffaloes Rout Beavers In 56 48 Victory

Tempe improved to 12-1 in D I A A play while Scottsdale dropped to 5-6. Guard Lee Zavala led Scottsdale with 17 points as Tempe pulled away after a 15 14 first quarter. John Peck added 10 for the Beavers. Scottsdale next meets Mesa in Mesa. Tempe beat Westwood earlier as jackrabbits upset Westwood.

Scottsdale Beavers Tempe Buffaloes Tempe Row Las Coronado Buffs Tempeans

Dons Defeat Chandler Wolves 82 62 In Coronado Tilt

Coronado roared to a 21 12 first period lead and led 49 21 at halftime as they toppled the Chandler Wolves 82 62. Don Paxton led with 19 points and 9 rebounds, Mackey added 11, Love 11, while Joe Mackey fouled out late in the third. Wolves’ Mike Nelson had 18 points. JVs lost 50 37 with Kevin Bowen scoring 14 for Coronado.

Coronado Chandler Wolves Dons Chandler Bobbies Joe Mackey Jerry Menelee Wayne Love Don Menefee Bruce Young Jack Smith Sam Reynolds Ken Spong Kim Short Jack Crews Jerry Emerson Steve Prebelich Prebelich Ree Wolves Mike Nelson Jvs Varsity Kevin Bowen Don Jvs

LaRusso to sue NBA over trade ruling

Rudy LaRusso announced with attorney Fred Rosenfeld that he will sue the NBA after its governors affirmed a three way trade involving the Lakers Pistons and Bullets. The suit would claim breach of contract and interference with employment with potential anti trust damages.

LOS Angeles UPI Los Angeles Lakers Rudy LaRusso National Basketball Association Detroit Pistons LaRusso Fred Rosenfeld NBA Lakers Pistons Baltimore Bullets Rosenfeld LaRussa

Massengale shoots 65 to take Los Angeles Open lead

Don Massengale fired a 65 in the second round to grab a two stroke edge over Arnold Palmer at the halfway point of the Los Angeles Open. Massengale his 36 hole total 132 tied a tournament record while Palmer shot 64 to reach 134. Nicklaus faded with a 74 as the field narrowed to the low 70 and cut line at 145.

Los Angeles UPI Don’ Massengale Arnold Palmer Massengale Palmer Rancho Park Massangalo Lloyd Mangrum Billy Martindale Phoenix Ariz Bert Yancey Philadelphia Gay Brewer Dallas Tex Jacky Cupit Bob Rosburg Savannah Bob Goalby Palm Springs Calif Chuck Courtney la Jolla Johnny Pott Gulf Hill Miss Crosby Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus

Titans top Kofa 60 48 to stay in third in Division AAI

YUMA Arcadia's Titans built a third quarter lead and held on to beat Yuma Kofa 60 48 for their ninth win. Larry Leesman 17 points Bill Dipley 11 Marty Runge 11 Jim Hardy 11 led four double figure scorers. Titan coach Lou Hallman praised the fast break and rebounding edge. Ken Johnson added 24 for Kofa. Christianson 15 for the losers. Titans out rebounded 40 30 and shot 45 percent to Kofa's 40 percent.

Titans Yuma High Larry Leesman Bill Dipley Marty Runge Jim Hardy John Ostaff Tom Herrick Rick Savale Kings Kofa Hardy Runge Ken Johnson Christianson Cuen Titan Lou Hallman

Tax Court rules football is a sport not art or science

Washington UPI reports the U S Tax Court ruled professional football is a sport not an art or science in the case involving Green Bay Packers star Paul Hornung who omitted a 3300 Corvette prize from his 1961 income. The IRS challenged the omission arguing the award acknowledged artistic and scientific achievements.

Internal Revenue Service Hornung New York Giants

City basketball tournament opens with AAU and local teams

A city sponsored boys basketball tournament starts at 9 a.m. with teams from around the state. Participants include NCFers Tucson Jamison Sporting Goods Glenarm Land Co Prescott All-Stars Luke AFB Munson Mortgage El Mo lino and Dallas Smith. Games occur at Arcadia Scottsdale Saguaro and Arcadia 1:30 p.m. Losers bracket games 2:30 p.m. Scottsdale morning winners 1 p.m. Scottsdale. The final is 8:30 p.m. at Arcadia. No admission charged.

Ncfers Tucson Jamison Sporting Goods Glenarm Land Co Prescott All-Stars Luke Afb Munson Mortgage el Molino Dallas Smith Arcadia Scottsdale Saguaro

Cats Dominate Moon Valley For Ninth Win

Saguaro stifled Moon Valley 55 to 35 as the Sabercats improved to nine wins. Mike Charles scored 15 points to lead the effort, while Moon Valley’s Guy Becker had eight points. Kirk Reinke and Mike Clayton pulled down 10 and seven rebounds respectively.

Saguaro Moon Valley Mike Charles Sabercats Big Gum Guy Becker Kirk Reinke Mike Clay —Ton Cats

Scottsdale Faces Mesa Jackrabbits In Local Showdown

Scottsdale meets Mesa Jackrabbits at 8 p.m. after Jackrabbits beat Westwood Friday. Arcadia Titans play Yuma at the Yuma Coronado arena while Saguaro rests. Next Tuesday Coronado visits Arcadia for a key intra city clash and Saguaro hosts Paradise Valley.

Scottsdale Mesa Westwood Beavers Arcadia Titans Yuma High Yuma Coronado Saguaro Paradise Valley

Navajo seventh graders aim to break school basketball marathon record

A team of Navajo School seventh graders plan a 20 hour basketball marathon on school grounds starting at 4 PM and aiming to surpass the 18 hour record set two years ago by two eighth grade teams. Parents and peers will monitor the event.

Saguaro Keeps Rockets Close Then Pulls Ahead In Low Scoring Win

Saguaro limited Rockets to four points in the second period while both teams surged in the final quarter. Eddie Morgan scored 10 points matching Bill Soldat for second in team scoring, with Dan Madison 4, Clayton 7, Reinke 3, Hopper 2, Wescott 2, Boyd 2. Moon Valley JV trailed but cut the gap late, finishing 41-39.

Saguaro Rockets Cats Eddie Morgan Bill Soldat Morgan Dan Madison Reinke Clayton Mark Hopper Jim Wescott Greg Boyd Moon Valley Saguaro Sa

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