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lie Phoenix, m. inle claws ffo. I Holbrook Holbrook's Roadfunners are No. 1 in The Arizona Republic's Class A prep basketball poll, but unranked Chinle found them a bit easier in a 67-53 triumph. The loss snapped a six-game Holbrook winning streak and put the Roadrunners in a position of having to win tonight against Window Rock to tie the Wildcats at 7-1 for the Class North Division title.

Gerald Jeffery Chinle. hit for 23 tO top FLAOStAFP QLENDALE 51 RAY BROKE out to a 33-26 halftime margin and held on the rest of the way for a 67-58 win over Coolidge. Tony Meza had 21 for Ray. Morenci also used a strong first half burst to outscore Thatcher, 75-59. The Wildcats led 45-31 at the half mainly on the strength of Ruben Cer- avantes' 26 points.

In another Class A contest, Willcox rolled to a 74-62 victory over San Manuel. Willcox, led by Randy Keller, pumped in 48 points in the second half. In other Class A action, Eloy dropped its second game In a row, this time to Superior, 44-32. Eloy had won eight straight and were rated No. 4 before the two losses.

Both teams are now 8-2 in the Class A South League. Snowflake edged Mingus 65-62 on the strength of a 23 point third quarter. Mingus' Paul Tavasci pumped in 30 points in a losing effort. IN AA GAMES, No. 1 Flowing Wells continued to roll with a convincing 81-63 triumph over Miami No.

5 in AA. Monte Davis topped Flowing Wells with 31. No. 2 Agua Fria had a tougher time of it with No. 5 rated in Ajo, 54-51.

Sam Johnson meshed 22 for the Owls while Ajo's Ed son had 16. In games involving other rated teams, No. 3 Buena walloped Safford 79-61. Globe also trimmed Canyon del Oro 65-60 and Window Rock edged Winslow 53-50. TEMPE'S BUFFALOES continued their winning ways last night with a 75-59 victory over Casa Grande in a Central Division, League A on- test.

The Buffs, now 7-1 in the league and 19-1 on the season, were led byTom Bunger's 18 markers followed by John Blue's 16. Ira Keeton had 24 for Casa Grande. Flagstaff upset Glendale 63-51 in an important Skyline Division, League A contest. The Eagles are 3-1 in league play while Glendale drops to 3-2. THE KOFA KINGS got back on the winning track with a 79-74 verdict over Coronado.

Dan Smith canned 21 for the Kings and Fritz Small hit for 19. The No. 1-ranked Tucson Badgers had to come from behind to defeat stuborn Pueblo 69-61. Tucson scored 45 points in the second half to Pueblo's 32 in pulling the verdict out. Delano Price's 29 sparked Tucson.

Arcadia stayed in the running for the Central Division title with a 68-63 thumping of Yuma. Charlie Reed's 31 markers for Yuma kept it close but balanced scoring for the Titans pulled it out. In other AAA action, Prescott edged St. Mary's 60-57 behind Rod BrimhaH's 24 points. The game was all tied up at the end of three periods.

No. 1-rated Marana in Class trounced Sahurita, 89-53, with Ray Alexander providing the scoring punch with 31. Sahuarita actually led at the half, 33-27 but the Tigers poured in 35 third-quarter points. NO. 2 PARKER stopped Antelope's unbeaten skein at 14 in a 79-55 rout.

Parker led 24-11 at the quarter and were never headed. No. 3 Round Valley stayed unbeaten with a 72-58 win over Duncan. No. 10 Hayden came up with 25 points from Eddie Padilla for a 68-57 win over Apache Junction.

No. 8 Monument Valley had more trouble in downing Williams 6744. In Class No. 1 Grand Canyon continued to roll up points in a 103-52 trouncing of Salome. Dallas Neel scorched the nets for 40 markers to spark Grand Canyon.

No. 3 Patagonia romped past St. David 71-57 with in double I Itfl 14, Sulzer 9, Tolmachoff 9, Furze 7, Lundberg 7, Thompson 3, Gardner 2. FLAGSTAFF 24, Taylor 16, Diaz 10, Ware Fendiev 5. KOFA 79, CORONADO 74 8 1S-79 CORONADO Moore 5, Klrkpatr "HI iuhar 9, Ellis 18, Melser 16, Brady.

9. Small 19, Patrick 18, Bowen 6, Stad- 1 McCain 15. AYOE APACHE JUNCTION 23 13 HAYDEN APACHE JUNCTION 15 14 il HAYDEN Flores 10, Verdusols, Carson 4, Sandoval 2, Gonzalez 3, Padilla 25, Flores 2, Benlamin 7. APACHE JUNCTION-Lenastreth 3, HBrrOld 24, Navarro 14, Williams 8, Pine B. BAGDAD 41, MARICOPA 39 MARICOPA BAGDAD 14 9 10 4 23-41 MARICOPA Traylor Price 3, Bagdad 6, Smith 7, Bustos story 3.

BAGDAD Eary 18, Lucero Sandoval Qulntero 7, Garcia 6, Lyman 5, Inman 5, Austin 4. ARCADIA YUMA YUMA 12 11 II ARCADIA 11 YUMA Reed 31, Martinez 11, Hughes 2, Trammel 4, Winton 6, Ramsey 3, Maehllng 5, Wagner 1. ARCADIA -Adier 4, Montesano 13, Brown 12, 4 Sch- Johnson 10, Tiercey lander 9, Allen 7, Savale 2, Scheele 4. ASU FROiH It, EASTERN ARII 44 ASU Hullman Owens 17, Baker 6, suen 6, EASTERN RhodOs 4, Keresi- jury 19, Myers 25, Brunner 2. Taylor 3, Landls 5, Glenn Klnt 4.

PLOMNCK 47, OILB1KT GIL uHouel. Hpdo 3, Blinco Cu ay PRESCOTT ST. MARY'S 17 PRESCOTT-Brlmhall 24, urtev MARY' Ed oaideras TEMPI 7i, CASA GRANDE 39 SCOTT-Brlmhall 24, Wvkeff 12, MeCMland Bites 13, ST. 'S-Vjushn 13, Glynn 17, Dostert Eden 4, Kennedy 6, Sullivan oaider TiMK TE CA ORANDE 14 17 19 J4 7J 13 14 13-59 TEMPE Ehasi 6, Baker 5, Hutch- Ipes Bunger is, English 12, Blue 16, Combs 11, Burdick 2. CASA GRANDE Salisbury 7, Mason 4, Keeton 24, Zimmerman 8, Rav 1, Vanderpool 3, Lewis AQUA FRIA 54, AJO Si 14 II 12 10-51 11 7 II 11-54 PAYSON ST.

JOHN'S INDIAN 41 ft 14, Connelly 157 Souamtn 4. Re 4. Prep scores tttfcftf Camelbaek CLASS AAA Westwood 617'Scbt West 74, Carl Hayi Central 83, Chandlei 65 ntock 44 rande 59 tnandier Tempe Grant 79, Cofonado 74 jOttM, St. Mary's 57 AJ Sahuarp Tucson Pueblo 41 Sunnyslde a 44. CLASS AA Aoua Frli 54, T51 Buena Safford 61 Flowing Wells 81, Miami 43 Globe Canyon del Oro 60 Window Rock 53, Wlnslow 50 CLASS A Buckeye 48, Dysart 41 Chinle 67, Holbrook 53 Snowflake 45, Mingus 62 Ray 67, Coolidge 58 Morenci 75, Thatcher 59 Superior 44, Eloy 32 Bourgade 61, Tolleson 46 Willcox 74, San Manuel 62 Payson 76, St.

John's Indians 45 Hayden 68, Apache Junction 57 Bagdad 61, Marlcopa 39 Camp Verde 75, San Camp Verde 75, Johns 75. CHfi nders 45 ncan 51 ton 33 Du Parker 77, Ante Marana 87, Sahuarltt tt Benson 42, Tombstone 50 Monument Valley 67, Williams 64 Alchesav 82, Ganado 74 Fredonla 82, Mayer 65 Grand Canyon 103, Salome 52 Patagonia 71, St. David 57 Valley Union 70, San Simon 52 Prep schedule TODAY (All lames betln at I p.m. otherwise noted) Flagstaff at Scoftsdale at Kofa Rlncon at Maryvale Alhambra at Palo Verdi Sunnyslope at Pretcolt 'alpolnti SslPofntV Sag Globe it BIsW Miami at buena window Rock Holbrook at Wlnslow Ray at Superior Blue Ridge at Alchesay Alo at Antelope Round Valley at Clifton St. Johnsjt Duncan Phoenix Christian at Pavson Page at Boulder City.

Nev. Parker at St. John's Indian Parker at Ft. Thomas at Zuni, NM. at Thatcher Sanders D.R.,tA AS an 4 0 p.m.

Bi Ganado Public at Ganado Mission Vdton at Seton owle at San Simon BOWLERS MANHATTAN BOWLING BALLS ARE AS BIG AS ANY SOLD TODAY! And of Rttf son's art mtaturtd and drilled by IOWL- ERS you all know, who ort REALLY EXPERTS ot rho rrodt! RED WILSON'S 2MI N. Utk 114.1111 Sunnyslope pacing Skyline wrestling Defending champion Sunnyslope advanced nine to the semifinals of the Skyline Division Wrestling Tournament last night at Moon Valley High School. The Vikings also led on the Scoreboard with 11 points. Washington is second with seven points while Cortez, Glendale and Prescott are tied for third with six points. Three Vikings posted falls John Campbell at heavyweight, Bob Jeffers at 138 and Dan Pharo at 127.

Flagstaff and Prescott each had a grappler among the nine who won by pins. Jim Lewis of Prescott pinned Jeff Paris of Moon Valley in 2:48 at 127 pounds while Flagstaff heavy Good smothered Sunnyslope' John Campbell Good's effirt tied Jeffers for the fastest fall of the night. Semifinals are set this morning and finals tonight. 0 0 Treth Illnfllifl det. lit BoB Jeffers (S) Pinned Sarten (Ck FredJordan (1 Dan Vanzuczhi(F) def.

Mark Munw 154 -J- Jim (0) def S), Georas ith "SiendYle '6, Moon valley 2. Prescott 6, 95 Dick Sfearman JO def. Fred 6 1 en Bernie liams (P), dfif DflVfr (C derrnan (S), ien T.n.?mps9n. Brent JO ft: uci. Hfcr i er a it tvavc Moreno (C) def.

Ray Austin (F), 9-0; Dave Schmunk (W) pinned Bob Losue rMV). iTl Ri' Herrera Ray Paima (S) (G), (MV1 def. in John Campbell (S) pinned Ben Smith (C. Walter Good (F) Dinned Granados MV), 3:58. 9-QL.

Dave def. Ron Vlllanueva ichard Espltla (P) def. Steve (MVK eve da (W), referee's decision. Gary 2-0; orlan- Wiechens iP), or pinned" "Mike; Csrrillo lke Cherry (C) def. Chess Western win in baseball AP Wlrephoto ALL-STAR TEAM Joe Namath, left, confers with golfing teammate Mickey Mantle prior to start of American Airlines Astrojet Golf Classic in LaCosta, Calif.

The pair will represent New York in tourney for football and baseball stars. Defending national juco baseball champion Glendale moved into the finals of the first state junior college baseball tournament yesterday afternoon, defeating the University of Arizona Frosh, 5-4. Pat Cech went the distance for the Gauchos, while Craig Green stroked two straight hits and drove in three of the winners runs. In other first round games, Mesa Community blanked Co- Apaches lose cage game, chance at state crown YUMA-Cochise College all but dropped from contention in the state junior college basketball race last night losing to the Matadors of Arizona Western here, 79-62. Western took a six-point, 36-30, halftime advantage and then stormed past the Apaches in the second half, 43-32, in winning its fifth in eight league starts.

Cochise dipped to 4-3 for the league season, and can only get a tie as can Arizona Western if Phoenix loses its next three games. Mike Tucker tossed in 19 points and Alonzon Thomas and Fred Dillon each contributed 17 as the Matador's won their 15th in 26 games. ARIZ. WESTERN 79, COCHISE 62 Eastern Arizona at home in PC Gym. Ron Steinberg tossed through 34 points for the losers, whose league record fell to 0-8.

Imps nip EA Mike Hopwood and Dave Hullman tossed in 21 and 13 points, respectively, last night as the Arizona State University Frosh battered the Eastern Arizona Gila Monsters, 72-64. The setback gave the Monsters a 9-12 record before tonight's state junior conference game with Phoenix at PC Gymnasium. The win was the 12th in 15 games for the yearlings, who led by three, 31-28, at intermission. Youree Myers and Jim Kersetzery had 25 and 19 for the losers. Turner resigns Portland post PORTLAND, Ore.

(AP) University of Portland basketball coach Bill Turner announced his resignation yesterday and said he plans to take a job with a local brokerage firm. Portland has won only two basketball games this year and lost 19. Last year, in Turner's first season, Portland finished with a 5-21 record. Turner came to Portland after serving as an assistant coach at Stanford. He said he would remain on the coahcing staff untilJunel.

chise college, 4-0, Phoenix College dropped a 6-4 decision to the Arizona State Frosh. Western beat Eastern Arizona in the other game. The ASU Frosh scored six times in the last three innings including three in the ninth to nudge the Bears who were costate champions last season. Ron Formiller pitched a two-hitter and struck out seven as powerful Ho- Kams opened the season with a win. Lumberjack skiers take second place Wrestling MINGUS 43, TUBA CITY (TC); (M); (YTC); (TC); pin; Coftland (M), Pin; (M), pin; 148-Avbal (M), pin; 157-Plapp pin; (M), forfeit; Gibbons (M), forfeit; tamlrano (M), Din.

ARIZONA WESTERN COCHISE 34 30 32-42 ARIZONAWESTERN-Carter 6, Dil- 7, McDonald Thomas 17, Tucker mh 2, Lawhad mith 2, Lawhead 4, Ibarra 12. CO- Rqblnson 8, Graleea 6, Roepke 3, Farrell 6, Cotton 4, Schoeffer 8. 4.1 smli 9, smll oblnsoi PC scores win Dennis Layton ripped for 34 points last night in one of his highest point productions of the season as Phoenix College clinched at least a tie for the state junior college cage championship with a 110-69 victory over Glendale Community College. John Robertson and LeRoy Cobb added 18 and 14 to the attack, while George Watson and Marty Ohab also finished in twin figures with 12 and 11. The win was the 25th straight of the year and seventh staight in conference.

Cohsie's loss to Arizona Western was its third, leaving the Apaches only in position for a tie. Phoenix can win the title outright tonight by beating RENO, Nevada Northern Arizona University yesterday finished fifth in the team standings in the cross country ski run of the annual Reno Winter Carnival hosted by the University Nevada. U.S. Air Force Academy took first place over the eight cross country run followed in order by Nevada, Sierra College of California, and the University of Oregon. NAU's SkiJacks were minus the services of one of their top cross country skiers Mike Kuntzelman who was injured late yesterday while practicing on the 40-meter ski jump.

His services have been lost for the whole weekend. The second SkiJack will also miss the remainder of the races. Dean Pederspn came down with a severe case of tonsili- tis following todays races. The other four SkiJack members will compete in the Giant Slalom races today. Late yesterday heavy snow and anticipated heavy snows today on Mt.

Rose may cur- the cross country event according to Dr. John Pederson, NAU ski coach. Individual finishes by the NAU's SkiJacks over the eight mile course were: Dirk Reek who finished 15 with a time of 63 minutes; Don Wood finished 20 with a time of 64.5 minutes; Mark Draugel finished 22 with a time of 66.08; Pederson finished 34 in 74.5 minutes; followed closely behind by Jeff Hamilton finishing 35 with a time of 78.40 minutes. The Air Force's first place was assured when they finished first and second in the cross country event. The jumping event will be scheduled tomorrow morning.

MESA MESA 21, ARIZ. 21, UTEP 23, MESA 13, UTEP 18, ARIZ. WESTERN COLLEGE 11 115-McGoffin (M); 123-Kent (AW); (AW) pin; (M); Mitchell (Ml forfeit; 152- Ar- rendp 147- forfeit; 177 Ostvia (M) and Saunders (AW) Bigelow cevic funn'(AW) pin. 123 McGoffin (M); 130 Maze (UTEP) pin; 137 Hatch (M) and Evans (UTEP) draw; 145 Mltcnill (M) pin; 15? (M); 160 Geary (UTEP) pin; 167 Handy (UTEP) pin; 177 Woolschloger (UTEP); Hwt. Smith (UTEP).

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