Tucson High Stumbles as Power Index Narrows
Coronado falls to fourth while Tucson High School Badgers cling to playoff hopes with an 8-1 record though tied with Douglas for the division lead. St. Mary’s 7-1 holds third as McClintock rises to fifth after beating Coronado 12-0. Washington and Saguaro follow, with Rincon cracking the top ten as Pueblo and South Mountain drop out.
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Brophy
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Tucson
Maryvale
St. Mary's
Coronado
Salpointe A Oe
Kofal
Lata Eee
Accadia
Mesa
Central
Phoenix Union
Record Scores Highlight Various Bowling Rings
Paula Smith led Motorola Ladies with a 534 series and Kathy Veach, Ann Moran, Donna Beldt, Sharleen Beneffiel, and Jessie Houck posted top scores in the Mixed Flyers at Frontier Lanes. Other high marks came from Greg Duprest, Pete Campbell, Joe Duprest, and John Jenkins in the Freewheelers, with Elks at Frontier posting strong totals and Papago lanes featuring top 700 scratch league marks and notable 246 games.
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Motorola
Kathy Veach
Ann Moran
Donna Beldt
Sharleen Beneffiel
Jessie Houck
Stan Anderson
Valley Flyers
Frontier Lanes
Herb Gonsalves
Neal Golt
Bill Timberlake
Terry Dillon
Lady ‘Flyers
Elaine Anderson
Millie Archuleta
Post Office
Frontier
Greg Duprest
Pete Campbell
Joe Duprest
John Jenkins
Frank Luther
Martha Gowens
Alberta Schultz
Vada Pensinger
Lessie Southard
Margaret Hiller
Bob Adler
Bob Cramer
Bill Pensinger
Herschel - Arrington
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Elks
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Pete Carter
Tom Callans
Anta Stamim
Aro
Line Coates
Trene Faust
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Wyatt
Tigers
Gay Linger
Mary
Wigems
Shirley” Greenrock
Helen: Roberts
Pat
Ryder
Marty West
Barbara Vance
Pat Francis
Allie Hamilton
Joannes
Dees
Lisman
Paula Zepeda
Dablemont
Shirley Greenrock
Pepago
S ‘Automotive
John” ‘Nochta
Danny Vargas
Don Carity
Sherm—B Butts
Clarence McKinley
Jim Brown
Jack — Bosselman
Terry
Morton
Tom Kuk
Pete
Fuss
Charles: Wuest
Ron Thompson
Bill Bennett
Leland
Kent
Tom McDonald
Larry’ Menden- Bate
Paul Almhjell
Bob—Caringer
Scratch
Wayne Stuntz
Paul Thompson
Paul Shirley
Dennis Land
Esposito Predicts Bruins to Win NHL East Division
Phil Esposito, star center for the Boston Bruins, predicts the Bruins will win the NHL East Division. The 6 foot 1, 201 pound veteran, nicknamed Garbage Man, helped Boston reach the playoffs last season and leads his team in goals while the Bruins aim for the top of a tight race.
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UPI
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National Hockey ‘League
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Anthony Esposito
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Esposito
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Hull
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Black Hawks
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Bijosto
Fred Stanfield
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Tohekee
Wildcats Arizona State vie for Sun Bowl bid
Auburn has accepted a bid to be the visiting team in the Sun Bowl Classic in El Paso Texas. Harrison Kohl, president of the Southwestern Sun Bowl Association, said Auburn will know its host team after Saturday's games with Arizona State and Arizona likely in contention along with Wyoming Nebraska Missouri and Air Force.
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Arizona State
Auburn
Dee
Harrison Kohl
Southwestern Sun Bowl Association
Wyoming
Nebraska
Missouri
Air Force
Four New Year Bowls Enter Expanded Top 10 Matchups
United Press International reports four New Year bowls will feature top ten teams based on accepted invitations. Rose Bowl would pit Southern California against Michigan if Ohio State loses to Michigan. Sugar and Cotton Bowls would pit Georgia and Tennessee with SWC contenders. Orange Bowl invites Kansas and Penn State with Oklahoma and SMU also in consideration for other bowls.
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Georgia
Arkansas
New Eeland
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Oklahoma
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Houston
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Tex
Missouri
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Nittany Lions
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Ghof
Ron Johnson
Wisconsin
Arizona and ASU duel dominates college football chatter
UPI reports recruiting moves by Norther Arizona coach MacDonald as Arizona State and Arizona battle for players and prep for key games. Kush notes ASU 47 12 win over BYU while Arizona ponders quarterback moves as Mudra discusses Cat success and upcoming Wyoming game.
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UPI
Andy
MacDonald
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State
Oenix
Frank
Kush
Darrelley Tee
Southern Cal edges Oregon State in late surge to lead polls
Southern California defeated Oregon State 17 to 13 to stay unbeaten in eight games and retain the No. 1 spot in the AP/UPI coaches poll with 27 first place votes and 338 points. Ohio State and Penn State remained strong contenders as Michigan and Georgia won their games and chased top ranking amid a crowded top ten.
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Unite, Press International Board of ‘Coaches
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Iowa
Ohio University
Yale
Southern Methodist
Minnesota
Michigan
Southern California
UCLA
Notre Dame
Anderson Jockey of the Week at Arizona Downs
Jeff Anderson of Mesa was named Jockey of the Week after eight winning mounts in the first three days of Arizona Downs. He won the inaugural Handicap with William D and the Black Canyon Handicap with Loco Kid. Trainer Richard Hazelton led the week with six wins, Louis Schwab had five. Six older sprinters go post in a $1,500 optional claiming feature at Turf Paradise.
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UPI
Jeff ‘Anderson
Mesa
Arizona Downs
Anderson
William ‘D
Loco
Richard Hazelton
Louis Schwab
Turf’ Paradise
Rebel Hawk
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Bim
Mike Point
Spy Fox
Hart
Sole
Mubile
Forty Niners seek new Bay Area home stadium
San Francisco’s Forty Niners plan a study led by Optimum Systems of Palo Alto to evaluate relocation options within the Bay Area. President Lou Spadia says the team will stay in the region and is unhappy with Kezar Stadium’s seating and parking. Candlestick Park and a new downtown San Francisco stadium are among areas under consideration.
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Golden Gate Bridge
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Forty Niners
Spadia
Kezar
Golden Gate Park
Candlestick ‘Park
San Francisco Giants
Suns Open 3-Game Road Trip in Philadelphia Opener
The Phoenix Suns start a three-game NBA road trip tonight in Philadelphia. The doubleheader also features Detroit against Boston, with the Suns hoping to build momentum.
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UPI
Phoenix Suns
National Basketball Association
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New’ Etroit
Boston’ Celtics
Roadrunners Begin Seven Game Western Road Swing
The Phoenix Roadrunners depart on a seven game road sweep through the West. They face Portland in Seattle and Portland again before trips to Vancouver San Diego and Denver then return home in December.
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UPI
Phoenix’ Roadrunners
Western Hockey League
Roadrunners
Portland
Seattle
Louisville jockeys resist riding controversial horse
At Churchill Downs discussions over Miss Early's planned ride on Bo Tree reveal jockeys like Mike Manganello sticking to their original stance. They say they have not changed their minds since last week, despite safety and crowd controversy surrounding the event.
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Mike Manganello
Miss ‘Early
Bo ‘Tree
Churchill: Downs
Teene Sider
Bruce Lee named WAC Offensive Player of the Week
Arizona quarterback Bruce Lee earned the award after leading a 16 15 comeback win over Utah. He completed 13 of 27 passes for 275 yards and two touchdowns, guiding the Wildcats to a late field goal with three seconds left.
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Larry Close
San Jose
Spartans
Mudra
Arizona Wildcats
Mark Driscoll
Bruce Lee
Wyoming
Arizona State
Lee
Cats
Utah
Denver
UPI
Arizona
Western Athletic Conference
Wildcats
Eddie Wilson
Colorado State
Bill Kishman
WAC
Kishman
West Texas State
Mercury
Morris
Turner Wins Arizonan at Scott sdale Country Club
Dick Turner captured the 1968 Arizona Open golf title at Scottsdale Country Club with a final round of par 70 to edge defending champion Bill Johnston and Kid Moehl ing by one stroke. The 36 hole tournament was cut from 54 holes due to rain, Turner finishing at 187. Larrel Hickok placed fourth at 140 and Len Harvey fifth at 141.
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Redlands
Calif
Len Harvey
Tempe
Fielder Ties WHL Lead With Saunders In Scoring Standings
Gayle Fielder, WHL's top scorer for three weeks, ties Portland winger Bill Saunders for the lead as Hach at 26 points. Saunders has 13 goals and 13 assists, Fielder 5 goals and 21 assists, with Willie O'Ree close behind in the rush for the top spot.
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United Press International Seattle
Gayle Fielder
Western Hockey League
Portland
Bill Saunders
Hach
Saunders
Fielder
Willie O’ree
San Diego
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