Arizona State Sun Devils Football Prospects Highlighted
A glossy Arizona State prospectus showcases the Sun Devils under coach Frank Kush, featuring Art Malone and Ah You, with details on the 1970 77 schedule, roster depth, transfer players, and strong defensive history. It notes ASU’s growth, conference rivals, and anticipated national ranking amid other top programs.
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Arizona ‘State
Tempe
Ariz
Sun Devils
Arizona State
Brigham Young
Utah
Wyoming
New Mexico
Texas-El Paso
Colorado State
Arizona
Minnesota
Oregon State
San Jose State
San Jose
Ohio State
Texas
Penn State
Southern California
Arkansas
Georgia
Missouri
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Alabama
Indiana
Purdue
Mississippi
Stanford
Houston
Southern Methodist
Florida State
Kansas
McNally Shuts Down Sox In 4-2 Orioles Triumph
Dave McNally hurled a four hit complete game beating Boston 4-2 to boost Baltimore's AL East lead to 1644 games, cutting the magic number. The win, part of a busy night across the league, featured two Orioles doubles and a fourth inning rally as McNally improved to 18-6.
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Orioles
McNally
Sex
Dave McNally
Baltimore
Boston
Dave
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
California
Wally Bunker
Dave Johnson
Andy Etchebarren
Mark Belanger
Paul Blair
Boog Powell
Syd O'Brien
Russ Gibson
Luis Tisnt
Tigers
Denny McLain
Bunker
Jay Johnstone
Sol Kirkpatrick
Angel
Jerry Adair
RBI
Sal Bando
Oakland
Joe Horlen
Minnesota
Bob Christian
White Sox
Twins
Mike Epstein
Brant Alyea
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Bobby Murcer
New York
ABA Again Raids NBA Grabs Jackson and Four Officials
New York AP reports the ABA lured NBA center Luke Jackson from the Philadelphia 76ers and four NBA referees, signaling intensified expansion. James Gardner says Jackson will sign with Carolina for 1970 71 after a multi year deal with the Cougars. Also joining the ABA are refs Norm Drucker Hart Strom Joe Gushue and John Vanak all with past NBA service. Gardner says merger talks may resume as the ABA presses growth.
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NEW York
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
ABA
NBA
Luke Jackson
Philadelphia 7Éers
Jackson
James Gardner
Carolina Cougars
Cougars
Philadelphia
Carolina
Norm Drucker
East Meadow
N.Y
Hart Strom
Pottstown
Joe Gushue
John Vanak
Lansford
Drucker
Strom
Gushue
Vanak
Billy Cunningham
Dave Bing
Detroit Pistons
Cunningham
Caro
Lina
Bing
Washington
Tommy I
Ron
Bud Olsen
Seattle SuperSonics
Kentucky Colonels
Walter Kennedy
Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
Ucla
Milwaukee
Gardner
Rosewall Wins Planters Tennis Title in Evanston
Ken Rosewall defeated Butch Buchholz 6-3 6-4 10 in the Planters Professional Tennis Tournament in Evanston earning $5,000. Marty Riessen and Tom Okker captured the doubles title 6-1 6-3 over Buchholz and Ray Moore, taking $2,000.
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Evanston, Ill
Ken Rosewall
Butch Buchholz
St. Louis
Buchholz
Rosewall
Marty Riessen
Tevanston
Tom Okker
Holland
Ray Moore
South Africa
Long Shot Victor Wins Barrington Feature Race
A five year old bay mare Flor ence Leslie with Rodney Creedon aboard won Barrington feature race posting 1:30.4 for 64 fur longs. The 21-1 long shot beat Gypsy Genet and Fighting Whig with Creedon and Anderson securing multiple wins that day. Santo of the Cubs drove in 90 runs for the NL this season.
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Great Barrington
Florence Leslie
Rodney Creedon
M. Curtis Whalen
Barrington
Gypsy Genet
Doug Anderson
Fighting Whig
Ray Pasquarelli
Anderson
Creedon
Hello Jolly
Bit Merchant
Rougish Jester
Cauteeheetin
Art Green
Star Law
Party Choice
Julie Suzanne
Singing Rebel
Prince Yastasio
Galivanting
Jimmy Thompson
Miss Brookville
Smart Chief
Switchboard
Letsea
Goulay Goulay
Major League Baseball Today's Games Highlights
Major League Baseball schedules include New York facing Pittsburgh with Cardwell and Koosman against Moose and Ellis, Montreal at Philadelphia, Chicago at St Louis, Houston at Atlanta, San Diego at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at San Francisco, and notes on Saturday games Montreal Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Houston Atlanta San Diego Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco with additional twin nights and doubleheaders across California and East Coast venues.
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New York
Cardwell
Koosman
Pittsburgh
Moose
Ellis
Montreal
Stoneman
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Taylor
Houston
Griffin
Atlanta
Stone
San Diego
Santorini
Los Angeles
Singer
Fittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pet
G.B
le Pots
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Philaphia ST
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
San Fran
California
Kansas City
Seattle
Washington
Hinsdale golfers shine at Greater Hartford Open event
Hinsdale figures Tom Maxwell Jim Porter Gary Fitzroy and Allen Freshter marshaled the Greater Hartford Open. Linn won the 100000 prize at Weatherfield after a birdie on the fourth extra hole. Skyline Club ladies dominated the open tourney and wartime golf rules from 1941 drew laughs.
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Hinsdale
Tom Maxwell
Jim ‘Porter
Gary Fitzroy
Wahcanah
Allen Freshter
Freshter
Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance Co
Freshler
Country Club of
View
Maxwell
Bob Linn
Dave Hill
Linn
Wethersfield Country Club
Virgilia II Team Banquet Honors Pittsfield Champions
Virgilia II baseball team of Virgilio Construction Co will be honored at a 6 30 banquet at Highland Hall. League president Francis Mac Donald will present trophies to players including Ron Bonaquisti Mark Walsh Frank Blowe and others. Coaches Mike O Brien Tony Simonelli and Mario Tasin naris receive awards. WBEC sports director Bob Steiner will MC. Bill Daley chairs.
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Pittsfield
Virgilio Construction Co
Highland Hall
Francis MacDonald
Ron Bonaquisti
Mark Walsh
Frank Blowe
Paul Daley
Jim Farr
Dave Garbocht
Dave DiNicola
Peter Tassinari
Peter O'Donnell
Brian Chretien
Mark Russett
Craig Juengling
Tom Lussier
Chris Giardina
John Mizia
Mike O'Brien
Tony Simonelli
Mario Tassinaris
Ken Coleman
Boston Red Sox
Bob Steiner
WBEC
Bill Daley
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Farr
Western Athletic Conference
United States
Phoenix
el Paso
Tucson
Albuquerque
Salt Lake City
Art Malone
Malone
Eloy
Pittsfield High
Tony Gibson
University of Wyoming
Cowpokes
Gibson
Laramie
Wyo
Taft
Calif
Cowboys
Bob Jacobs
Wisconsin
University of Texas At
Washington State
Frank Kush
Maryland
Windber
Sun Devil Stadium
Michigan State
Spartans
Kansas State
Air Force
Texas Christian
North
Carolina State
Ui G
Ah You
Miki Ah You
Kush
Dan Devine
Devine
Washington and Lee
Biggie Munn
East Lansing
Duffy “Stubby
Daugherty
Rush
Ron Pritchard
Houston Oilers
Joe Libriza
Len Gambill
Pittsfield Bowling Association
Fred McNamee
Bob Evans
Imperial Lanes
Gambill
By Mike Bryson
Associated Press
New Army
Alfred F. Pisano Jr
US. Military Academy
James F. Adams
Pennsylvania
New York Yankees
Rico
Petrocelli
MecNally
Red Sox
Mac
Erchgbarren
Tiant
Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
John Yovksin
Dave Kibbe
Hudson
Ohio
Phil Peters
Manchester
N.H
Ron Suduika
Andover
Pownal
Arm Mart
Green Mountain Park
Arn Mart
Planters
Victor
By Nick Lewis
Marty M
Miss Rapeed
Dina D
Flying Jim
Dennis Strang
Tony
St Texas Beren
Schumaker
Thompson
Chairmaine
Eddie's Blaze
Piano Pie
Ray Cooper
V-Gladan
Lon's Lad
Santo
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Major League Baseball
The
Allen
Brunet
Lockwood
Rooker
Perry
Krausse
Hardin
Wilson
Cox
Landis
Lonborg
Downing
Kekich
Twinight
Don Gillette
Lenox House Gin
George’s
Elm Street
Lenox House
Dial
Lee Leahy
Billy Wilk
George Wilk
Hills
Paul Falls
Billy
Arizona State College
Billy Ryan
PHS
St. Anselm's College
Skyline Country Club
Skyline
Eagle
Richmond Golf Club
London
England
Fred Favreau
Wahconah Country Club
Dalton
Massachusetts
Rolf
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Sutton
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Marine Midland-Mohawk Airlines
Saratoga Spa
Saratoga Springs
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Stew Smith
Geaa
Rudy Goff
Taconic Golf Club
Williamstown
Ben Toski
Forest Park Adams
Dave Marr
Doug Ford
Tom Nieporte
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Country Club
Greenock Country Club
Lee
Hank Waddock
Berkshire Hills
Worthington
Ren Toski
Forest Park
Adams
Virgilia II
Scientific
Mystic Oceanographic Company
Ambac Industries
William Sandifer
Mystic
Conn
AMBAC
Foyer
Mil
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