North Vaulter Craig Carson Captures Legion Meet Title
North High senior Craig Carson cleared 14 feet to win the 15th Lake Greenway American Legion Invitational, earning Outstanding Performer as Glendale’s Tony Sanford took the 120 highs in 14.1 and LeRoy Peoples from Marana posted sprint doubles. Abbott of Cortez swept shot put and discus, while Rascon led in final two miles. Carson finished undefeated on the season and also attempted a later 14-74% mark on his final try.
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Craig Carson
Lake Greenway
Carson
Glendale
Tony Sanford
Oyard High Hurdies
Dale Frederick
Pueblo
It Malone
Eloy
Ron Jesse
Uma
George Pannel
Phoenix Christian
Yooyard Dash
Leroy Peoples
Marana
Bill Sorcinelli
Comeback
Richard Phelps
Westwoongee Schwanenberger
Palo Warde
Ong
Yume
Kate
Davenport
Cortez
Rick Lawrence
Carl Hayden
Bill Mitler
West
Rick Abbott
Rick Blakeley
Arcadia
A. Ong
McCarthy
North
Barry
Incon
Mile
Jim Store
Winslow
Ray Rescon
Casa Gran
Harry Manuelito
Ganado
Ken Silas
Phoenix Maton
Argie Rhymes
Phoenix Union
Youre
Nick Martinez
Alhambra
Ken Smith
Westwood
Arnold Wilkins
Camelback
John Hart
Sunnyside
Henry Hunter
Rick Lammers
Agua Fria
Fred Nelson
Tucson
Herb Adams
David Hale
Lar Gray
Errant
Steve Preston
Lendale
Joe Lange
Maryvale
Rick Miler
Central
Chuck LaBenz
Jim’ Osman
Coronado Pas
Rick ‘Abbot
Een
Pete Krow San Manuel
Barry Deal
Rincon
Bob
Palo Verde
Roy Rascon
Casa Grande
Ruben _ Moncivailz
Dan Swain
Gary Johnson
Chandler
Agrn Porter
Phoenix Unith
Crala Carson
Steve Dunn
Tempe
Rick Stockton
Glen Hicks
Rod Baker
New Arizona Country Club Women’s Champion Crowned
Bonnie Stimweis won the Arizona Country Club women’s championship defeating Mary Lou Skok in the finals. Stimweis finished three over par with a 6 and 5 victory. Marian Emmett took the consolation title 3 and 2 over Ruby Hanson.
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Bonnie Stimweis
Arizona Country Club
Mary Lou Skok
Marian Emmett
Ruby Hanson
Western AC Track Events Summary
Primary field lists multiple performances from BYU ASU UA NM VA and Wyo in shot put javelin discus long jump and sprints with names Mike Blanco Jon Cole Jim Sigen Larry Kennedy Darrel Rich Steve Yisone Pat Cox and Stan Morgan. Notable marks include triple jump 52-8 1/2 by Clarence Robinson and national collegiate record note.
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Mike Blanco
BYU
Jon Cole
ASU
Jim Sigen
Larry Kennedy
Larry
Taylore Williams Urare Eee Aylor Sadah
Bernie Rivers
Stantoroma A
Steve Caminiti
Raron Turner
Clarence
Weee Gilad Weingarten
Wyo
Ron Coleman
George Loughridge
Dennis Glaewell
Utah
Lowell McGuire
Pat Cox
Doug McDonald
Wye
Erle Owers
Gene Winship
Gene Cummings
Danny Bevis
Longstreph
Larry Austin
George Geal UA
Larry Lee M
Gide
Ariel
Jim McArdie
Va Teer
Mike” Bianco
At Carter
Tom Hester
Stan Morgan
Ralph_ Turner
aByu
Tim Russell
Rene Matison
Jim Singer
Clarence Robinson
Charles Craig
Fresno State Bee
Kyle Hopkins
Art Baxter
Ben Stowell
George Lodghridge
Lloyd Hales
Gilad
Weingarten
Reed Knight
Doyle Brown
Ralph Brinkerhoff
Sherwood Tesla
Mike Douglas
Ben Hawkins
Ron Houser
Steve Caninitl
Pro Am Golf Leaders Tie at Mesa CC
Cliff Whittle of Scottsdale and Bill Johnston tied for low pro honors at 71 in the Southwest PGA Section event at Mesa Country Club. Bill Blanton shared two pro am prizes with 62 in best ball and 63 in another pro am. Hodesh was low amateur at 72 with Warren 73. Todd and L Antonio tied 64 for net honors.
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Cliff Whittle
Scottsdale Country Club
Arizona CC
Bill Johnston
Century CC
Bill Blanton
Mesa Country Club
Blanton
Art Todd
Ike Hodesh
Hodesh
R. K. Warren
Todd
L. D’antonio
Wright's Rally Nets Dallas Golf Lead
Mickey Wright charged back from a triple bogey to post a 68 in the Dallas Civitan Open, keeping a six stroke lead at 136. Kathy Whitworth and Carol Mann trailed, with Marilynn Smith also in contention after rounds pushing the field.
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Wright
Dallas
Miss Wright
Kathy Whitworth
Carol Mann
Marilynn Smith
Miss Mann
Miss Smith
Mickey Wright
Carol Mann Ee Ey
Thayete Nae
Patty Berg
Ce Ey
Judy Kimball
Beens
Udy Torluemke
3Andra Hayni Cae
Jo Ann Prent Nee Sven Denteens
Ruth Jessen Sree
Pan Sanae
Sybil Griffin
She Eer Aee
Sandra Palmer
Allen Howe
Clifford Ann Cree
Kathy Cornelus Sandi
Betsy Stone Ned
Betsy Cutten
NCAA meet sparks controversy and late-night 440 duel
Spikers wrap up page 13 coverage amid protests denied and final day drama. Arizona's Steve Wilson and Arkansas State's Bob Harrison vie in javelin as Harrison returns from a hand injury. John Tushaus leads Arizona with 247 feet but stalls near 1989. BYU and Arkansas State prepare a final 440 clash with Tobler and Ulsby tied at 45.9 in prelims as 1,036 fans attend.
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Arizona
Steve Wilson
A-State
Bob Harrison
John Tushaus
Wilson
Carl Cooper
Uls
BYU
Bob Tobler
Tennis Meet Results Show Tight First Round Play
First round action at the tennis meet featured No 1 singles with Don Lowe and other players from ASU BYU and Utah advancing. Jim Osborne of Utah beat Lowe 6-4 while Fred Drilling of UA defeated Foster 6-2 7-5. Doubles saw Bacon Collace and Foulger Bennion Utah take victories as teams battled through close sets.
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Don Lowe
Bacon-Collace
Winston- Briggs Bosworth
Foster
Fort Lowe
Byu
Osborne-Martinez
Utah
Bacon <Collace
Wyo
Foulger
Hennessey captures hard fought quarterfinals and titles in bowling
Tom Hennessey of St. Louis won the all events title with a 2,549 12 game total and earned 4,000 in the American Bowling Congress tournament. He also took third in singles with a 693. The Thelmas Lanes team from Louisville claimed the team title 6,151 while singles leader 697 went to Bob Kennecott. Nancy Richey advanced to the fourth round in Paris. Pancho Gonzalez defeated Ken Rosewall in a Masters Round Robin tennis match.
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Tom Hennessey
St. Louis
Thelmas Lanes
Louisville
Bob Kennecott
Norwalk
Calif
Larry Oakar
Cleveland
Bill Beach
Sharon
Pancho Gonzales
Ken Rosewall
Los Angeles
Palo Alto
Chuck McKinley
Charles Pasarell
Dennis Ralston
Arthur Ashe
McKinley
Tom Brown
Nancy
Paris
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Christiane Mercellis
Belgium
Amateur union head warns on USTFF open meets
Clifford Buck president of the Amateur Athletic Union criticizes a USTFF announcement allowing non affiliated athletes to compete. He says the move jeopardizes talks with Everett Barnes NCAA president aimed at resolving differences in amateur athletics and signals an effort to woo AAU members and organizations.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Clifford Buck
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Everett Barnes
NCAA
USTFF
AAU
Reiser Quits as Spokane Indians Manager
Pete Reiser, 45, former Brooklyn Dodgers star, resigns as Spokane Indians manager of the Pacific Coast League after stating his recovery from two heart attacks is not yet sufficient to continue. San Fernando State upset Stanford 2-1 and can clinch a spot in the College Baseball World Series.
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Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Spokane Indians
San Fernando State
Stanford
Hungarian Runner Wins Athens Marathon Title
Joseph Suto of Hungary captured victory in Athens finishing the 42 195 kilometer marathon in two hours 32 minutes and 40 seconds amid a competitive international field.
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Athens
Greece
UPI
Joseph Suto
Hungary
Ramblers Open Female League Schedule at Rambler Field
The Ramblers host California foes in the first PBSW season games at Rambler Field with 8:30 p.m. starts tonight and tomorrow. Lynx stars Barbara Prather and Darlene May headline infield and outfield, while Carol Gilmore faces Ramblers ace Billie Harris. Judy Price, former Phoenician, plays second base for the Lynx.
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Rambler Field
Tucson Rainbows
Mercury Blues
Phoenix Westerners
Barbara Prather
Lynx
Darlene May
Buena Park
Carol Gilmore
Billie Harris
Marge Lang
Dixie Turley
The
Phoenicians
Ginny Hanselman
Judy Price
Lynx Girls
Veteran Wilkinson Leads Ramblers Infield and Hurling
Veteran Dot Wilkinson returns as catcher for the Ramblers with Thelma Keith Ricki Caito Roxie Harvey and Phyl Smith in the infield and Kay Williamson Dee Everhart and Connie Mullen in the outfield For Buena Park Sally Ayers is catcher with Miss Prather Miss Price Sharon Fryer and Jean ette Williams infielders and Miss May Ginger Zapolski and Colleen Spalsbury in the outfield.
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Ramblers
Thelma Keith
Ricki Caito
Roxie Harvey
Phyl Smith
Kay Williamson
Dee Everhart
Connie Mullen
Buena Park
Sally Ayers
Miss Prather
Miss Price
Sharon Fryer
Jeanette Williams
Miss May
Ginger Zapolski
Colleen Spalsbury
Ladies Golf Class A standings led by Mrs Thomas McLaughlin
The column lists Class A ladies golf results with Mrs Thomas McLaughlin at 68 earning C grade, followed by Mrs Everett Dean Mrs Robert Harrell and Mrs Sam Phillips at 73 and Mrs A F Morrison at 76, along with other names and scores.
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North Vaulter
Legion Meet
North High
Sanford
Pete Kron
San Manuel
Abbott
Kron
Rascon
Stove
Martinez
Archie Rhymes
Marlin Porter
Porter
Hoyle
Yuma
George ‘Pannel
Rick Beltran
Washington
Peoples
Dan Folsom
Arizona School For the Deaf and Blind
Arizona Track Coaches Association
Western AC
Ralph Coker
Bruce Summerhays
Ted Lyford
Joe Mc
Jim e@ Boutell
Gonnie Irvine
NAA
Bruce DiFloure
Jim Martin
Bob Jerhoff
Craig Ridd
Rick Taft
Sam Zimmerly
Don Juan
ASJ
Spikers
Winningham
Harrison
Jeff Sylon
Jim Bacon
Went Fon
Ted Winston
Lasu
Jim Foulger
Quinn
Robyn Ray
Fort
Sports Survey
Hennessey
Reiser
Johnson
Walter F. Condon
N. LaCosta Ave
Ariz
Pbsw Ramblers
Dot Wilkinson
York
Hobaida
Refrigeration CO
27Th Ave
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Gerry Pierson
Gerry
Arizona Republic
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