Titan Believers Capture Central Division Title
Arcadia Titans upset Chandler Wolves 62 59 to clinch the Central Division crown and earn top seed for the state tourney. Mike Naderer 18 points 10 assists led Arcadia. Tom Pendergast 18 for Chandler. Arcadia advances to face Alhambra at ASU 6:30 pm Thursday. Chandler meets East at 8 pm.
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Chandler — Arcadia
Terry Coyle
Lou Hallman
Chandler High Gym
Titans
Chandler
Wolves
Arcadia
Alhambra
Phoenix
Arizona State University
Tom Pendergast
Mike Naderer
Aldecca
Doug Soule
Ron Wright
Naderer
Soule
Coyle
Bob Pettit
Pettit
Rod Larson
Dale Lyon
Waldo Aldecoa
Vern Pendergast
Dale ‘Horine
Darry Freilinger
Waldo Aldecca
Aldecoa
Harris lifts Cats to WAC title tie
The University of Arizona Wildcats return to Tucson after a 78 72 win at Colorado State and a 16 point contribution from Herman Harris helps lift Arizona into a share of the Western Athletic Conference lead. Jim Rappis and Bob Elliott also score 16 each as CSU suffers its coach Jim Williams 300th loss. Arizona now 10-3 in the league and set to face Arizona State.
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Tucson
Tucson International Airport
University of Arizona Wildcats
Ft. Collins
Colo
Arizona
Fred Snowden
Herman Harris
Snowden
Harris
Wildcats
Colorado State
Arizona State University
Texas-El Paso
Utah
UTEP
Jim Rappis
Cats
Bob Elliott
CSU
Fred Anzures
Jim Williams
Sun Devil Road Woes Deepen With Wyoming Loss
Arizona State University thrashed 72 to 6 by Wyoming in Laramie as the Sun Devils drop to 5-8 in the Western Athletic Conference and 15-10 overall. Ned Walk lamented the road woes after ASU turns over 26 times while Wyoming seals the win. Scott Lloyd led ASU with 18 points before fouling out. Tony Barnett had 14 for Wyoming.
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Laramie
Wyo
Arizona State University
ASU
Ned Walk
Sun Devils
Wyoming Cowboys
Devils
Wyoming
Loyola Marymount
Arizona
Cowboys
Scott Lloyd
Tony Barnett
Jennings named PFA Player of the Year for Spurs
Pat Jennings of Tottenham Hotspur received the English League Soccer Player of the Year award from the Professional Footballers Association at their annual dinner in London on Sunday.
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Pat Jennings
Tottenham Hotspurs
Professional Footballers Association
Gerard Redcoats stun Gilbert to claim Class A state bid
Gerard High School uses a second half trap-zone defense to beat Gilbert 42 40 in the Central Division playoff at Coolidge and clinch a spot in the state tournament. Roger Elsey scores 16 and 19 in the two wins, pulling down 26 rebounds in the two games. The Redcoats face Safford Thursday at 8 30 p m in Mesa.
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Redcoats
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Coolidge
Coats
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Gilbert
Redcoat
Tim Malik
Malik
Safford
Mesa Community College
Arizona State University Activity Center
Roger Elsey
The
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Elsey
Donn Koch
Tim Glenn
Dan Bickman
Gerard Martinez
Coolidge Koch
Bickman
Martinez
Steve Janusz
Gilvert
Kevin Rutledge
Rob Dusty
Gerard A
Arcadia and Westwood vie in sports lineup across events
The schedule lists multiple state sports events including baseball games Arcadia at Westwood and Saguaro at Marcos de Niza, all at 4 p.m. Competition spans gymnastics hockey tennis basketball and track with numerous pairings at various venues on Wednesday.
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Westwood
Scottsdale CC
Arizona State
Jvs
Saguaro
Marcos de Niza
Indianapolis
Runners
Coliseum
Chandler
Chaparral
Casa Grande
Coronado
Scottsdale
Mesa
Cleveland
Suns
SCC Drops Two More in Winless Start
Scottsdale Community College remains 0-9 after a pair of Saturday losses to Arizona Western as ACCAC play opened. The Monarchs were 0-7 before those defeats and now face a nonconference game to finish the weekend.
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Arizona Western
Arizona Community College Athletic Conference
Rick Hancock
Arizona
Thatcher
Scottsdale
Bobby Bill
Saguaro High
Mark Shaw
Gerard High
Gonzaga tops Lumberjacks in Big Sky clash
Gonzaga defeated NAU 86 80 to drop the Lumberjacks to fourth in the Big Sky standings. Weber State Boise State and Idaho State shared first place after a playoff drawing named Weber State host the postseason. Tom DeBerry led NAU with 18 points and Ray Tsingine added 16.
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Northern Arizona University Lumberjacks
Gonzaga
NAU
Axers
Weber State
Boise State
Idaho State
Tom DeBerry
Lumberjacks
Ray Tsingine
Camps closed around nation except Veeck's
Opening spring training finds most camps closed as MLB owners and players negotiate the reserve clause. Bill Veeck defies the trend by opening 25 White Sox nonroster players in Sarasota, aiming for an edge if a settlement comes soon. He defends the move amid criticism from peers.
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Fla
Major League Heirarchy
Players Association
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Chicago White Sox
Sarasota
Veeck
White Sox
Minnesota
Clark Griffith
Owners
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Peter Seitz
Kansas City
Seitz
Stablemates sweep sprint at Turf Paradise Arizona Downs
Veteran owner J K Houssell Sr and trainer George Adams sent two bets that paid off as Andrew Feeney won the 9900 dollar Arizona Downs Sprint Championship at 5 1/2 furlongs. Scott's Poppy finished second by a half length with Prince Falmer a head back for third as Houssell’s duo and H W Wolfley’s horse dominated the 23rd running. Feeney rode the winner at 122 pounds to clipZip Pocket’s track mark pace and payoffs reached 5940 to the winner with Scott's Poppy earning 1980 and Prince Falmer 560 show money.
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Las Vegas
Nev
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Turf Paradise
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Arizona Downs
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Poppy
Houssels
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California
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Eddie Burns
Ross Allardyce
Prince Falmer
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