Apache Redskins Dominate Moors 27-0 on Reservation Field
The Apache Sauvees blanked Alhambra Moors 27-0 as quarterback Jim Mead sparked a high scoring first half with aerials and runs. Davies, Cowen, and Gaskins keyed the ground attack while Ed Mavian and Randy Dathe contributed key gains. The Moors fought the rest of the game but could not breach the Teepee defense, trailing 20-14 after three quarters.
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Mike Wells
Apache Sauvees
Alhambra Meors
Jess
Montebello
Couit
Dathe
Redskins
Davies de Apach Fintly
Aieired
Steve Cor-Apache
Randy Dathe
Bob Gas
Casey Thompson
Hins
Moor
Orother Apache
Gordon Cowen
Apaches
Steve Cordova
Randy Day
Vjes
Davies
Moors
Gaskins
Mike Walton
Gaskins I
Ed Mavian
Rsh
Alhambra
Apache
Jim Mead
Arcadia Youth Track Club Formed for Boys Development
Arcadia residents form the Arcadia Youth Track Club to aid boys in grades four through eight in track and field. The program, starting mid March and running into summer, aims to prepare entrants for junior Olympic competition and may join the AAU. Coad volunteers are invited, with temporary officers listed and contact numbers provided for sign up.
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Arcadia
Dick Nash
Nash
Southland
Glenn Hostetler
Elmer Larson
Bunny Yank
Jim Harvey
Civitan
Recreation Department
Hostetler
Larson
AAU
Bees Win On Kick-off Run Back
The Apache Bees claim a 6 to 0 victory over Alhambra Moors with a kickoff return for a score and stout defense. Key plays include a 60 yard opening kickoff return, a late drive halted by penalties, and a fourth quarter punt that preserved the win as Moor threats subsided.
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Maden
Cawen
Gassins
John Cyberly
Cowen
Stonewall
Moors
Mike Walton
Lhambran
Ackerman
Bees
Apache Bees
Alhambra Meors Hyja Slim
Redskins
Mike van Buskirk
Gregg Meiners
Meiners
Carl Anderson
Alhambra
Luth
Moor
Mike Kitts
van Buskirk
Scott Andrews
Anderson
Ed Perez
Mikel‘ Kitts
Hine
Casey Journigan
Kitts
Alan Negals
Coast Picks Woodard As Proxy For 1968 Arcadia Coast Board
Herb Woodard is the newly elected president of the 1968 Arcadia Coast Little League Board by unanimous vote. The slate includes Dick Erdman as vice president, Bill Carroll as president of the Mituague, Gene Moscaret Tret as secretary, and Bill Bell as secretary, with Ven Parvar as publicity chair, Bob Eriksson as park chair, Trv Noren as equipment manager, Frank Forbes as player agent, Bill Killeen as statistician, and Gene Dickson named assistant park chairman. Woodard resides in Arcadia with wife Peggy and children Judy Susan Chip and Turn.
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Herb Woodard
Arcadia Coast Little League Board of Directors
Herb
Ma Asque
Dick Erdman
Mitague
Bill Carroll
Gene Moscaret
Bill Bell
Arcadia Babe Ruth Elects New Officers for 1968
Bob Sible is elected president of the Arcadia Babe Ruth League as it enters the 1968 season with experienced leadership. An early meeting will seek coaches and managers. key officers include Syd Larkin as vice president Gloria Olson as secretary Bud Kelley as treasurer and Marv Larson as player agent. A Treasure Hunt at Longley Way Playground on Nov 15 begins at 0 45 p m with children searching for hidden candy bags.
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Longley Way
Cindy Shnavich
Carol Baldo
Danny O'Donnell
Scott
Jeff Porter
Betsy Trax
Camino Grove
Camino Grove School
Roadrunners
Scott Laskeni
Eric Nelson
Green Bay Packers
Johny Lanza
Gary Mitchell
Packers
Karen Calmens
Arcadia Babe Ruth League
Bob Sible
Syd Larkin
Gloria Olson
Babe Ruth
National Little League
Bud Kelley
Marv Larson
American Little League
John Garrity
Eoin Lynch
Sible
Applicatons
West Pamela
Arcadia
Eighth Grade Flag Grid Loop Ends In Deadlock
Eighth grade flag grid action sees Brady Lock score four touchdowns for the Lions in a 44 to 20 win over the Chiefs. The victory ties them for first with the Chiefs. Also notes Rams beat Beats 7 to 6 with Hob Sloan pass to Casey Kinslow and extra point.
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Brady Lock
Lions
Chiefs
Arcadia Recreation Departments
Leeague
Lock
Steve, Kemp
Paul Palmini
Kelly Yank
Lion
Tom Larkin
Steve Kemp
Jim Tucas
Lucas
Dawn
Beare
Leach
Upston Asterbill
Infuslie Cox
Ae Leone
Lynda Hla
Hell
Duarte High Presents Dirty Work at the Cross
Duarte High School students stage the 1840 melodrama Dirty Work at the Cross on December 11 12 13. Lead actress Janis Bableen stars as Nallie Lovelace with Buck Haley as Manry Murgatroyd Mikty Schultz as the hero Adam Onkhart Hileen Morrison as the Widow Lovaloon Janel Burgess as Ita Rhinayld and Mark Pelrak as Mookie Maguggyns in the cast.
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Duarte High School
Onde
Lacy
Cees Edge Alhambra In League Victory
The Arcadia Apaches beat the Alhambra Moors 12 to 6 in league play. Key plays included Dale Richter’s runs and a Hillings TD setup by Rich Chew and Joel Huser, with strong line work from Pat Daly and Jim Montpas sealing the win.
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Apache Cees
Alhambra Moors
Wayne Brueckiner
Apaches
Dale ‘Richter
Moor
Dave Hillings
Rich Chew
Joel ‘Huser
Hillings
Richter
Huser
Chew
Pat Daly
Jim Montpas
Arcadia Coe
Alhambra
Hillings—Richter
Arcadia
Mark Keppel
Area Grid Results Burroughs vs Pasadena and others
Scores from area grid matchups show Burroughs 21 Pasadena 12 and Blair 14 Burbank 0. Arcadia 7 Alhambra 7 tied, Monrovia 14 Montebello 19, Edgewood 71 Glendora 7, Northview 7, Bishop Amat 1 Pater Noster ?, Alemany 15, Servite 26, St. Paul 15.
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Burroughs
Pasadena
Blair
Burbank
Temple City
South Pasnc
San Marino
Bell Gardens
el Rancho
Keppel
Arcadia
Alhambra
Monrovia
Montebello
West Cavina
la Puente
Rovemead
San Gabriel
Edgewood
Glendora
Arroyo
Lee Altes
Nogaies
Rowland
Baldwin Park
Covina
Northview
Charlier Oak
Bishop Amat
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Jayvee Rally
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Renahne
Whale
Imeaust
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Coast
Woodard
Arcadia Playgrounds
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Pélrak As
Mookie Maguggyns
Mikes Clesaen
Cees
Oregon
Cock O
Baker's
Rela
Baker's Chocolate Chips
Thurso Sun, Hov
Mae
Schilling
del Monte
del Monte Buffet Sale