CHS Opens Title Bid With New Combination
Catalina high school tops a reshuffled lineup to face Mesa in the State Class AA tourney opener at Palo Verde gym. Coach Galen Kintner adjusts for Dick Chapel's absence with Marc Stumpf at center and Pixley stepping up as a scoring threat.
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Galen Kintner
Catalina
Trojans
Mesa
Palo Verde
South Mountain
Washington
Kintner
Dick Chapel
Marc Stumpf
Terry Moe
Chapel
Pixley
Carl Heath
Heyman Top NCAA Player. AP Names All-America Team
Art Heyman of Duke earns 1963 AP College Basketball Player of the Year honor succeeding Jerry Lucas. Heyman led Duke to an unbeaten ACC regular season and heads the All-America first team with 744 points, while Ron Bonham, Jerry Harkness, Gary Bradds, and Barry Kramer join him.
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Ted Meijer
New York
Art Heyman
Duke
Associated Press
Rockville Centre
N.Y
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Heyman
Ron Bonham
Cincinnati
Jerry Harkness
Chicago
Loyola
Gary Bradds
Barry Kramer
New York University
Bonham
Harkness
Bradds
Kramer
Howard Jacobson
The
Virginian Pilot
Norfolk
Jacobson
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Tom Thacker
Rod Thorn
Muncie
Ind
Jamestown
Ohio
Wild Pig Hunting Could Be Illegal
Arizona officials debate hunting wild pigs in the Peloncillo Mountains after Forest Service plans to reduce the herd. Tucson game official Jack Mantle questions legality and cross state licensing, while lawmakers weigh wildlife vs livestock concerns and possible exemptions. Congressmen Udall and Hayden seek pause pending legal clarity.
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Bill Davidson
Peloncillo Mountains
Jack Mantle
Tucson
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Mantle
New Mexico
Lordsburg
Arizona
Arizona State Livestock Sanitary Board
Game and Fish Department
Cochise County
U.S. Forest Service
Coronado National Forest
Morris Udall
Hidalgo County
N.M
New Mexico Game and Fish Department
Forest Service
Udall
U.S
Carl Hayden
Robert J. Smith
Department
David Lurie
Hunters pressure and access clash at Simpson's Willow Springs Ranch
Simpson at Willow Springs Ranch near Tucson faces hunter pressure and vandalism issues on a 120,000 acre property with 2000 Brangus cattle. He resists posting land but seeks to reduce conflicts through cooperation with the Arizona Game and Fish Department. A March 7 hearing in Phoenix will air antlerless deer and elk hunt protests, with agencies invited.
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M, QO
Simpson
Willow Springs
Arizona Game and Fish Department
John Stair
Tucson
Game and Fish Department
Pinal County
Flagstaff
Fred Udine
Game and Fish Committee
State Senate
Phoenix
Udine
Arizona Game Protective Assn
Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
Game-Fish Department
AGPA
North Kaibab National Forest
U.S. Interior and Agriculture Departments
Harold Ickes
Gifford Pinchot
Fat Annie
Jacob Lake
Bears, Caballeros clash in pivotal Class A South showdown
Flowing Wells and Winslow square off as Flowing Wells aims to secure a state bid with Pat McAndrew and John Newsome leading a 71 68 win over Winslow while Glen Grossmiller posts 28 points for the Bears in a 79 64 victory over Agua Fria. Eloy battles Globe as tonight’s card sets the FWHS gym classic.
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Wells
Coolidge
FWHS
Caballeros
Ron Grossmiller
Bears
Grossmiller
Agua Fria
Pat McAndrew
John Newsome
Flowny Wells
Winslow
Isaac Bond
Eloy
Globe
Peoria
Globes
Phoenix
Davis
Robbo
Renfro
Browneta
Lestrg
Winslow Cece
Judo and Karate Exhibitions Spotlight NBC Sport Window
NBC Sports International presents Japanese sports of warri ors featuring judo karate and kendo airing 1 30 p m tomorrow on Channel 4. Also listed are Challenge Golf Pro Bowlers Tour and World of Golf events across Channel 4 Channel 9 and Channel 47 with Sunday golf matches and skating highlights.
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NBC
Sports International
Channel 4
Sam Snead
Doug Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Sary Player
Don Finsterwald
Tommy Jacobs
Kenny Laneva
Vince Defaco
Byron Nelson
Garry de Wit
Cage Scores College Tournaments Roundup
College basketball scores from round one across conferences include Wake Forest 80 over Maryland 41 and North Carolina 93 defeating South Carolina 71. Other notable results list Clemson 78 over Duke 87 and Virginia Tech 74 over William and Mary 78 with Western Athletic games featuring New Mexico 34 beating Utah 71.
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Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Clemson
Duke
Virginia
Virginia Tech
William & Mary
West Virginia
Richmond
New Mexico
Utah
BYU
Wyoming
New York U
Manhaltan
Loyola
New Orleans
Centenary
Midwest
Tulsa
Houston
Marauatte
Calvelt
Bradley
Drake
Wichita
North
Texas State
Montana State
Montana
Texas Western
New Mexico State
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Craig Gillaspie
Gordon Pixley
N.B.A
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Bill LeSueur
Heath
Bruce Mord
Steve Reid
Ronnie Foster
Steve Skinner
Giants
South
Bob Wallace
Rebels
Tucson High
LeRoy Taylor
Mike About
Phoenix Union
Fred Carr
Bill Zulager
Ramos
Mike Fisher
Bob Sorivinio
Boston
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Los Angeles
Big
Louis
Detroit
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San Franco
Talin
Citizen
Goodyear
Tufsyn Goodyear
Tufsyn
Goodyear Tire
Canada
East Side
Richfield and
Shell
NAVY
TEC
Tafsyn
Goodyear Heren
Chrysler
Newport
Stone Ave
Chrysler Products
Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Walt Hazzard
UCLA
Bill Green
Colorado State University
Eddie Miles
Seattle
Tony Yates
Jimmy Rayl
Indiana
Nick Workman
Seton Hall
Mel Counts
Oregon State
Paul Silas
Creighton
Joe Caldwell
Arizona State University
Ken Charlton
Colorado
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Nate Thurmond
Bowling Green
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Ilinois
Schenectady
W.va
Catton Nash
Leominster
Mass
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Walt Hazard
Philadelphia
Crystal City
Nick Werkman
Juilor
Trenton
N.J
Jimmy Rays
Inlay
Kakomo
North Little Rock
Ark
Gadsden
Ala
Cinccinnati
Jeff Atullins
Arizona State
Mack Herndon
Illinois
W.D. Red Straud
Mississippi State
Gill Cunningham
Kansas State
Tom Dose
Stanford
Rick Barry
Miami
Fla
Layton Johns
Auburn
Don Kessinger
Mississippi
Ira Hargée
Mel Garland
Purdue
Bl Buntin
Michigan
Jim Kerwin
Tulane
Fred Hetzel
Davidson
Bill. Davidson
John Doyle
6Th St. John
Mac McWilliams
Jim Russell
Mike Sammarjian
Bob Smith
Tucson Rifle Club
TRC
Marine Reserve
Mary Peterson
Pima
French Shriner
Rome
Shriner
Greater Punt
Eas
Pennington
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