Scottsdale Junior College delays major sports debut
Scottsdale Community College will postpone intercollegiate teams for at least a year due to facility delays and heavy academic development tasks. Intramurals and minor sports are planned with shared facilities, while an athletic director may be hired next year to oversee physical education and intramurals.
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Maricopa County
Scottsdale
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Pima
Salt River
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Donaldson
Quarterbacks Dominate Draft First Round and Beyond
The NFL draft marked a quarterback heavy two days with 23 signal callers selected among 442 players. Notable picks include Jim Plunkett to Boston, Archie Manning to New Orleans, and Dan Pastori ni to Houston, while several schools like Ohio State and UCLA produced top prospects absent from draft tables.
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Philadelphia
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Jim Plunkett
Boston
Archie ‘Manning
Mississippi
New Orleans
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Dan .Pastorini
Houston
Lynn. Dickey
Kansas State
Lea’ Hart
Duke
Atlanta
Ken Anderson
Augustana
Cincinnati
Karl Douglas
Texas
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Baltimore
Joe Theismann
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UCLA
Joe Spagnola
Arizona State
Bill ‘Montgomery
Arkansas
Don Moorhead
Michigan
Felix
Tony” Blanchard
Doc’ Blanchard
Blanchard
North Carolina
Cleveland
Alcindor stars as Bucks fail to beat 76ers in rough night
Lew Alcindor banked 31 points for the Milwaukee Bucks but Philadelphia upset the Bucks 131 to 122. New York defeated Boston 118 to 112 as Willis Reed led the Knicks with 29 and Walt Frazier added significant support. Detroit topped San Diego 191 to 104, Baltimore beat Cincinnati 118 to 100, and Phoenix beat Portland 131 to 122 in NBA action.
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Reed Netter
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Cubs draft six players in Chicago free agent selection
The Chicago Cubs chose six players in a first ever free agent draft via telephone. Three were pitchers, two infielders and one outfielder picked in regular and secondary phases. Names include Perry Danforth from Centerville Iowa Junior College and Richard Koch a left handed pitcher from Omro Wisconsin.
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Huron
Centerville
Iowa
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Omro, Wise
James Kick
Baldwin
Meremac Jr. College
St. Louis
Gary Brown
Burlingtons
Elon College
N.C
Steve Stroughter
Visalia
California
College
Squoia
Calif
William Bishop
Bronx
New York
Yavapai’ Jr. College
Banks Signs 1971 Contract Amid Baseball Comeback
Ernie Banks signed his 1971 contract with the Chicago Cubs. The 40th birthday star will start his 18th major league season, marked by a May 12 home run off Pat Jervis and a midseason slump when he was listed on the disabled list for knee arthritis from July 26 to August 21, returning strong to finish the season with 1326 games, as Banks resumes key role for Cubs.
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Cubs Sign Eight More Players to 19 Contracts for Next Season
The Chicago Cubs signed eight more players, reaching 19 contracts for the coming season. The new signees include pitcher Paul Regan who led the club with 12 saves and 4 appearances in 3379 innings, and Roberto Rodriguez. details note several others with varied records and spring roster status.
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Roberto Rodriguez
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College Cage Results Spark Wide Scoring Mix
UTEP 69 over Colo St 68 in a tight finish while Southern Cal won 81 to for Illinois 8. Florida Southern 96 over Miami Florida 95 Pace 108 Drew 76 Fratt Lehman 2 Scranton 84 Juniata 83 Curry 69 Hansehert Ky St 124 Snevn May 76 Bellarmine 89 Cent 76 Knox 67 Lawrence 60 Wyoming 74 New Mexico 59 Marquette 87 Lyla Ill 52 La Tech 94 Hon Rap 76 Harding 84 Ark Coll 68 John Brown 76 Washburn 66.
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Washburn
Trojans and Warricrs Feature in Big College Doubleheader
Southern California ranked No 1 improves to 16 150 with a 20 63 victory over Marquette ranked No 3 and Loyola 87 52 while Illinois push the Trojans in the first half. Joe Mackey and Paul Westphal ignite the surge in the second half as Rick Howat leads Illinois. Dean Meninger paces Marquette with 22 as Bill Moody tops Loyola with 12. Other top 20 teams sit out as Friday night college action continues with Washington routing LIU 98 75 Santa Clara beating Stanford 81 73 Texas El Paso edging Colorado State 69 68 and Kentucky crushing Lincoln 124 76.
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Giants Unveil New Preseason Twist for Pratt Francisco
Several members of the San Francisco Giants have devised four new twists for pre spring training drills. The playful changes aim to boost balance agility and grip as players prepare for the season with updated routines and team camaraderie.
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Phoenix Roadrunners top Gulls in 3-2 WHL win
Phoenix Roadrunners beat the San Diego Gulls 3-2 as Frank Hughes and Larry Lang scored new season goals and Marv Edwards made 26 saves. The win puts Phoenix back in second place in the Western Hockey League, one point ahead of San Diego with a Portland game upcoming.
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Millrose Games yields mixed results for Liquori and others
Matty Liquori won the Wanamaker mile but did not break four minutes as Marcus Walker and Jim Green both scored upset wins. Walker beat Olympic champion Willie Davenport in the hurdles and Green topped Mel Pender in the 60 yard dash, while Kerry Pearce set a meet record in the two miles before a crowd at Madison Square Garden.
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o—Brown
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Daytona 24 Hours Open With Porsche Ferrari Battle
In Daytona Beach Florida the 24 hours of Daytona race opens with a high profile clash between Porsche led by John Wyer and Ferrari guided by Roger Penske. Penske’s pole position is shared with Donohue atop the front row as Pedro Rodriguez and Jackie Oliver trail. The race runs through Sunday ending just before the Apollo 14 moon shot.
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