Harrelson Aims for 100000 a Year in Pro Golf
ATLANTA AP Harrelson trails his $100,000 goal by about $99,000 as he pivots from an eight year baseball career with Boston and Cleveland to pro golf. He failed to reach the PGA Tour school and lacks a players card, limiting entries to a few events while chasing the dream of joining top earners.
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Aaron Belts Number 648 To Catch Up With Mays
Hammerin Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves moved within 66 homers of Babe Ruth after a 32 pitch left field homer off Fred Norman in a 4-1 win over San Diego. Aaron, now second to Willie Mays on the alltime list at 648, noted the chase remains, and he joined a rare 6 000 total bases milestone.
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Hall Nuvestewn Bowlers of Year Crowned in Local Event
The Flagstaff City Bowling Association held its second annual Bowler of the Year playoff. In A Division Bob Hall led with a 627 series across 197 208 and 222 and won, with Jerry Tucker second and Cris Ulibarri third. In B Division Lorin Nuvestewa surged from 518 at Starlite to 986 at Sky Hi with 216 200 170 while Alan Davies trailed in distant second and Dick Howell finished third, cashing third place money after a double in the tenth.
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Hollant near trade to replace Pepstone in taser lineup
Pepitone delayed zero days from May 2 announcement to officially join the task as Cube neared a deal for an established first player to fill Pepstone’s role.
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Shevlin Memorial Award To Champion Miler Hoever
Kirby Hoerner, Arizona Class C mile champion and Grand Canyon High senior, was named the 1972 Hugh J. Shevlin Memorial Award winner at an assembly. Fellow finalists included brothers Thomas and LeRoy Dowd, with David Lopez and Bil Wilmes also nominated. Hoerer, 18, set a 4:24.93 mile and holds state records in two miles and the yard run, despite Grand Canyon lacking a cross country program or track facilities. He has earned All-State football honors and all-conference in basketball, and his award plaque will join a trophy in the high school halls.
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Night of Upsets In Softball Play
Upset filled night in Flagstaff Slo-Pitch softball with Mavericks rallying through the women's pre season bracket to beat Michelob twice and win the title 18 5. In Yellow League New Car Dealers upset Ideal Upholstery 20 10 while Ponderosa Tree Savers beat Chicano's Bar 7 3. Red League saw Kachina Board edge Southwest Forest Industries 10 9 and Dafly SUN open with a 4 2 win over Olympia Beer.
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Herrington Catch Paces Fish-A-Thon Victory
Frances E. Werrington of Lakeside registered a 224 inch trout to win first prize in the eighth week of the Show Low Fifth A Thon. Lee Hansen, tournament chairman, announced yesterday that the big fish was caught at Sunrise Lake on marshmallows and salmoneges, winning a Thermos Cooler for Mrs. Herrington. Honorable mention went to Mildred Owens of Heber with several smaller catches and Mary Tosi of Lakeside. Other competitors include Lannie Rimslager of Phoenix, Frank and Kelly Marquis of Lakeside, and Dennis Jackson of Clay Springs with near twenty inch trout.
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Shooting Complex Nears Completion at Koch Field
The Flagstaff Trap and Skeet Club nears completion of its shooting complex at Koch Field. The club, about 70 members, has three trap fields done and a fourth plus a 2 meet field in progress, leased from the City Parks and Recreation Department. Public hours are Sundays 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Wednesday afternoons. Fees are $1.25 per 25 targets, with memberships $10 yearly or $100 for life.
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Mesa Reaches Finals in National Junior College Tourney
Mesa Junior College of Mesa Arizona advances to the championship round by defeating San Jacinto of Pasadena Texas 6 to 1. Manatee Junior College Braden ton Florida awaits in the final as both teams carry one loss in the double elimination tournament. Doug Kilgo Homer Dave Collins three RBI game and Gowans two run double key Mesa rally. Texas outhit 12 8 but Ray Forgie shut down San Jacinto for six innings.
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Fitzsimmons Named Hawks Coach In Atlanta Shakeup
In Atlanta, Fitzsimmons who had a 97 67 mark with the Phoenix Suns over two seasons signed multiyear deals to coach the Atlanta Hawks. He becomes the league’s shortest coach at Stott and will receive a modest raise above 20000 dollars last earned in Phoenix. He succeeds Richie Gaska who moved to general manager duties a month ago.
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Flagstaff Open Tennis Slated for June 24-25
Flagstaff Parks and Recreation announces the Flagstaff Open Tennis Tournament set for June 24 and 25 at City Park and NAU courts. Instructor Ken Doughty urges able players to enter and others to sign up for summer instruction starting June 5. All events will be held as planned.
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Calamity Janes Lead Starlite Starters Bowling Standings
The Calamity Janes hold a two point lead over the Three Stooges in the Starlite Starters league. Jackie Calkins posted the high game with 172 while Pat Merritt's 429 top series. standings show Janes at ------------- and Stooges 4432, Kool Kats 4393, Family Affair 3738, Hagan's Heroines 39, Urups at 40, Channel Three 35, Ding A Lings 646.
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Bucs Dominate Senior League Night Victory
The Flagstaff Senior League game saw the Pirates win 4-3 over the Braves, overcoming a 3-2 deficit with two last inning runs. Eddie Anaya led offensively with a 3-for-3 performance including two doubles and a home run, while Larry Johnson earned the win and scored twice.
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Women Bowlers Elect Officers in Flagstaff Meeting
The Flagstaff Women's Bowling Association held its annual meeting May 22 and elected officers for 1972 73 led by President Wanda Hult. Jeane Young and Carol Bowley as first and second vice presidents, Bell Burrus secretary, Beth Spellman treasurer, Doris Hampton sergeant at arms. Special awards went to Annabelle Powell for a 182 average, Polly Tyrrell for a high 645 series, Tillie Gomez for a 278 game. Century patches went to Vivian Shurley 208, Tillie Gomez 278, Joyce Sullivan 255. Susan Malone won a triplicate patch for three consecutive 101 games, Opal Jackson for a big 4 split, and new 600 Club members include Joyce Sullivant 617, Sheri Hawks 604, Wanda Senior 612.
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