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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1974

Page

6

Saguaro Sabercats eye a tougher basketball season

Central Division preview notes Saguaro High School as the Sabercats face a rebuilding year under coach Jerry Eckman. Only four lettermen return including 6-1 guard Jack Lorbeer and 6-2 Al Lessig, with lack of height a concern but quickness and attitude praised.

Saguaro High School Jerry Ford Saguaro Sabercats Sabercats Saguaro Jerry Eckman Eckman Jack Lorbeer Lorbeer al Lessig Dave Simmons Joe Brown Dan Murphy Ned Norris al Anderson Carl Bell Bruce Larsen Sabers Steve Harris Tom Bruemmer Dave Cohen Mark Berg Monte Varah

Paradise Valley Basketball Faces Inside Rebuilding Challenge

Paradise Valley High School eyes a rebound season in Skyline Division B as coach Bob Carroll loses center Greg Jones to injury and returns four lettermen including Greg Clark. The team must develop frontcourt depth led by 6-4 Chuck Beaulieu and 6-2 Tom Bemrich while relying on guards for scoring and fast break potential. Carroll names Sunnyslope as favorite in the league with St Mary’s close behind.

Paradise Valley High School Paradise Valley Bob Carroll Greg Jones Greg Clark Carroll Trojans Chuck Beaulieu Tom Bemrich Sunnyslope St. Mary’s

SCC Takes Second in Valley of the Sun Classic

Scottsdale Community College finishes runner up to Phoenix College Bears 95-89 at Phoenix College gym. Roland Coit and Floyd Hicks lead PC with 21 points and 12 rebounds each while Dave Ebel tops SCC with 23. Bart Bradley fouls out for SCC as G Williams and Jones add for SCC.

Yul Conaway Dan Walker Scottsdale Community College Phoenix College Walker Scottsdale SCC Phoenix College Bears SCE Bears Roland Coit Floyd Hicks Gary Hollins Bart Bradley Randy Eatman Dave Ebel Craig Jones Donald Williams Greg Sessions

Suns Host Rockets In NBA Clash At Veterans Memorial

Phoenix tries to snap a losing skid as it hosts Houston at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The Suns sit 8-12, last in the Pacific, after a 88-85 loss to Portland. Rockets sit 11-9, third in the Central, following a 96-91 defeat to Atlanta.

Phoenix UPI Phoenix Suns Houston Rockets Veterans Memorial Coliseum Suns Portland Houston Rockets Atlanta Rudy Tomjanovich Mike Newlin Charlie Scott NBA

Grand Canyon tops Southern Utah State 67 57 to open season

Rod Hightower and Mike Haddow each scored 20 points to lift Grand Canyon College over Southern Utah State 67 to 57 in the opening game. The Antelopes seized the lead at 8 6 early, taking the advantage on a Hightower tip off and holding the edge. Grand Canyon led 34 30 at halftime.

Phoenix UPI Rod Hightower Mike Haddow Grand Canyon College Southern Utah State Antelopes Hightower Grand Canyon

Baylor Heads To Cotton Bowl After Texas A&M Upset

Baylor University clinched its first Cotton Bowl berth after Texas defeated Texas A&M 32-3, with Baylor set to face Penn State. Baylor must beat Rice in its season finale to claim the outright conference title as coach Grant Teaff plans rest before the final game. Alabama improved to 11-0 with a 17-18 win over Auburn, closing in on a national title with Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl.

United Press International Baylor University Bears Dallas Texas Texas A&m Aggies Baylor Penn State Rice Aubrey Schulz Steve Beaird A&m Waco Grant Teaff Teaff Longhorns Alabama Auburn Richard Todd Willie Shelby Calvin Culliver Crimson Tide Notre Dame

UCLA routs Wichita State as Drollinger leads with 21

Ralph Drollinger 7-foot-1 junior scores 21 and grabs 17 rebounds to spark UCLA to an 85-74 season opening win over Wichita State at Pauley Pavilion. UCLA aims to carry on its late eight year playoff string, while USC, Arizona and others post early wins.

Walton Portland Trail Blazers Ralph Drollinger Drollinger UCLA North Carolina State Wichita State Pauley Pavilion Los Angeles Southern California West Coast Louisiana State Bob Trowbridge John Lambert Arizona Northern Illinois Clemson Mississippi Penn Middle Tennessee Tulsa Oklahoma Georgia Georgia Tech

Solid Mist Favored in Valley of the Sun Handicap At Turf Paradise

Solid Mist trained by Richard Hazelton is favored as the early pick for the 13th Valley of the Sun Handicap at Turf Paradise. The $15,000 claiming race features New Governor as a strong challenger after his Phoenix win last Sunday, with Centaur Blaze Divisive Herbergette and Lieutenant Checker also entered. General Diplomat won Friday’s six furlong feature for 2 year-olds.

Phoenix UPI Solid Mist Richard Hazelton Turf Paradise Arizona Divisive Herbergette Lieutenant Checker General Diplomat

Vicks Picks By Ken Vick for Turf Paradise Races

Veteran handicapper Ken Vick lists 20 thoroughbreds for tomorrow at Turf Paradise. Each horse receives a preferred ranking with brief chances notes and the lone best betShady s Style noted as the 10th race top pick while other entries like Cody Bill Surface Thinker and Naval Convoy appear among the selections.

Turf Paradise

Pride on the line as Arizona faces Arizona State

Arizona and Arizona State meet at Arizona Stadium in a pivotal rivalry clash with a sellout crowd of 40,000. Arizona sits 8-2 as a slight favorite while ASU is 6-4, both aiming for second place in the WAC behind BYU.

Tucson UPI Arizona Arizona State Arizona Stadium Sun Devils Brigham Young Wildcats Jim Upchurch Willie Hamilton Jim Young

Mesa Community College to clash with Indian Hills in Wool Bowl

Defending NJCAA champion Mesa Community College faces Indian Hills of Iowa in the Wool Bowl. Indian Hills ranked second. Mesa fifth. Iowa hosts at 10-0, Mesa 8-1. Freshman Gonzalez to start at quarterback replacing injured Ramirez, who may be available if needed. Offense to run through Dowell and Jones.

Roswell N.M UPI Mesa Community College Indian Hills of Iowa Indian Hillis National Junior College Athletic Association Mesa Community Iowa Mesa Paul Widmer Mark Gonzales Oscar Ramirez Widmer Ramirez

Dog Selex Card for Perry Track Meeting

Best bet Chuck O Luck leads the 10th race while the best Quin is 1 2 in the 9th. The card lists horse pairings with riders and connections such as Miranda Dee He Can plus many other horses across twelve races.

Whit Shirley Kirk George Chuck O’ Luck

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