Short cage year ends on sour note for 3 local teams
The 1985-66 basketball season closed poorly for Coronado Arcadia and Scottsdale with interdivisional losses on final night. Coronado finished 17-1 but bowed out as seniors depart. Arcadia and Scottsdale started strong then faded, facing next year with rebuilding rosters and limited experience. The spring slate begins with baseball and other sports drawing students into competition.
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Arcadia
Scottsdale
Yuma
Dons
George LeSatz
Terry Brenner
Dick McCombs
Vaughn Perkins
Danny Williams
Lou Hallman
Titans
John Black
Don Kinzle
Phil Sedgwick
Beaver
Ken Clinkinbeard
Beavers
Mike Schelp
Steve Nathan
Marc Munson
Nathan
Schelp
Paul Probst
Jerry Beavers
Arizona Wildcats Face Crucial WAC Clash With New Mexico
Arizona travels to Albuquerque for a pivotal WAC showdown with New Mexico as Utah and Arizona State also chase titles. Arizona seeks to extend a six of seven surge, aiming to keep pace with league leader Utah while New Mexico fights to end a tough season and defend home court.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Wildcats
Uta
Lobos
Utah
Utes
Provo
Brigham Young University
Wyoming
Laramie
Arizona State
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Devils
Texas
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New
Mexico
Mel Daniel
UPI Top 10 Small College Basketball Ratings Snapshot
United Press International lists the top 10 small college teams with first place votes and win loss records through Saturday February 26. The leaderboard includes Sou. Til., Nov. Dak, Chyney St, Tong Isl. A, Ind. State, Cen. St. Ohio, Jackson St., Nov. Mich, Evansville, and Nevada with varying points and records.
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YORK
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Dak
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Tong Isl. A
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Cen.St
Clay Terrell heavyweight title fight review slated
Illinois athletic commission weighs a fourth review of the Clay Terrell bout amid licensing gaps and health certificates concerns. Atty Gen Clark flagged missing documents including use of Muhammad Ali name, with promoter Schoenwald’s licenses expiring before the March 29 fight date.
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Joe Tunner
William G. Clark
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Clay
Terrell
Muhammad’ Ali
Irving Schoenwald
Golf lessons set at Villa Monterey course series
A six lesson series begins Thursday morning at Villa Monterey Golf Course. Co sponsored by Villa Monterey and the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department. Sessions run 9 30 to 10 30 a m Thursdays and 9 a m Saturdays with a $6 cost. Two separate series offered.
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Villa Monterey
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Thumesday
Mesa rps Imps open season with 10 5 win over ASU Frosh
In coach absence the Mesa Community College Hokams beat ASU Frosh 10 to 5 at Rendezvous Park. John Phillips earned the win in relief, Gura took the loss, and Ralph Vasquez powered a seventh inning rally with a two run double. The Hokams set a Saturday rematch date with Glendale Community College.
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Ernie Humphrys
Jim Brock
Stan Landes
Mesa Community College Hokams
Rendezvous Park
Mesa
ASU Frosh
John Phillips
Ron Bishop
ASU
Gura
Lefty Kwasny
Hokams
Glendale Community College Ru
Rilph Vasquez
Don Lunsford
Bart Bell
Ds Hunt
A -Sa
Braves Antitrust Suit Faces Second Day In Milwaukee
Wisconsin accuses the Braves National League and nine clubs of a conspiracy to boycott Milwaukee to block expansion. Attorney Willard Stafford argues the team moved to Atlanta for profit and calls for the Braves to return to Milwaukee until an expansion decision is made. The state contends the move caused irreparable injury and an $18 million annual loss to Milwaukee.
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UPI
Braves
Wisconsin
Willard Stafford
Stafford
Elmer Roller
National League
Earl A. Jinkinson
Bowit K. Kuhn
Jinkinson
Atlanta
Milwaukee County Circuit
White Sox search for missing Juan Pizarro
The Chicago White Sox hunt for Juan Pizarro continues in Sarasota as the unsigned left hander has not responded to mail or numerous phone messages. Manager Eddie Stanky seeks a stopper while Pizarro remains the lone unsigned player from the club.
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Sarasota
Fla
White Sox
Eddie Stanky
Pizarro
Sox
Ed Short
Short
Stanky
Santurce
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
San Francisco ’ Giants
Willie McCovey
McCovey
Bob Skinner
St. Louis’ Cardinals
Ken Hamlin
Washington Senators
Ed Charles
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Felix Mantilla
Lennie
Green
Dalton Jones
Joe Christopher
New York Mets
Red Sox
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Pro Am Opens Pensacola Open With Star-Studded Field
Hollywood star Jim Garner and Jets great Joe Namath join a celebrity pro am as the Pensacola Open begins. Defending champion Doug Sanders and Joe Campbell head a 144-player pro field in the 11th annual 72 hole event at Pensacola Country Club. Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus are absent due to other commitments. Sanders won last year in a playoff after a birdie on the third hole.
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UPI
Hollywood
Jim’ Garner
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Doug Sanders
Joe Campbell
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Pensacola
Country Club
Cane
Nicklaus
Sanders
NBA standings Wednesday's Games Summary
New York visits Boston as Los Angeles plays Baltimore and San Francisco travels to Detroit in scheduled Wednesday NBA games. Local standings update expected after results.
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