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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1974

Page

9

Arcadia Titans end skid with 4-0 win over Chaparral

Arcadia's Brad Wright fires a two hitter in a 4-0 victory over Chaparral to halt a six game losing streak. Wright fans six, walks five, while Jim Hanson and Kent Daviss spark early offense with a first inning double steal setting the tone. Saguaro and Coronado play for the city lead as Saguaro wins 7-3 and Scottsdale tops Casa Grande 6-2.

Jerry Ford Arcadia Titans Brad Wright Arcadia Chaparral Wright Firebirds Titans Saguaro Coronado Scottsdale Jack Lawson Casa Grande Gilbert Gerard Titan Skip Schifino Brian Coveney Steve Shcelnik Firebird Schifino The Kent Daviss Jim Hanson Bob ‘Acosta Bill

Saguaro Tops Coronado in City Baseball Thriller

Saguaro defeated Coronado 7 to 3 to pull even at 3-1 in the city race as starter Craig Hawk limited the Dons to five hits in six innings. Bob Bill and Greg Ryan supplied key hits, while Coronado’s Steve Letson doubled and Steve Bean added a run-scoring single.

Sabercats Coronado Saguaro Dons Jerry Vasquez Jeff Rowell Scott Hanneman Larry Heckathorne Rick Foweles Chaparral Arcadia Craig Hawk Ed Litta Bob Bill Greg Ryan Hawk Brian ‘Leh Jim Donnelly Rick McClelland Bob Smith Steve Letson Holmer Hanneman Carl Angelini Jim Poole Steve Bean John Merrick Big Jack Lawson Scottsdale

Scottsdale CC battering Phoenix College Bears 11-3

Scottsdale Community College rebounds to a 20-10 overall and 10-5 in the ACCAC as they rout Phoenix College 11-3. Brian Bills belts a two run homer and Rob Millsop Joe Woodall and Mike Kerrigan add triples as Steve Rohs earns the win in eight innings despite gusty wind.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Community College Arizona Community College Athletic Phoenix College Bears Brian Bills Jerry Drescher Mesa Community College Central Arizona Hokams SCC Bears Droscher Bills Kim Hurley Larry Lindebak Rob Millsop Joe Woodall Mike Kerrigan Reiss Carillo Scottsdae Bill Hallstrom Roger Payne Allen Johnson Hallstrom Payne Steve Rohs Rohs Jeff Garren Scottsdate Phoenix Phoenix College Starr Grossenbacker Millsop Woodall Kerrigan Bradley Rusnak Phoenix Col Lewis Seiberling Alonzo

Scottsdale College golf overwhelmed by Phoenix College linksters

Scottsdale Community College fell to 1-4 in conference play in a 48 to 6 loss to Phoenix College on Tuesday at Scottsdale Country Club. Mike Dougherty led PC with 68 finished as medalist while SCC's top scorer was Mike Stewart at 76 and Marty Caldwell shot 79.

Scottsdale Community College Phoenix College Mike Dougherty Scottsdale Country Club Mike Stewart Scottsdale Marty Caldwell SCC Gene Golonka Lou Derie George Meckert Jim Cain

O J Simpson Voted Athlete of the Year in Cavalcade

O J Simpson Buffalo Bills running back and NFL all time rushing leader was named Athlete of the Year at the Gillette Cavalcade of Champions. Billy Jean King named best female athlete. Awards were presented during a Bob Hope hosted TV special. Other winners include Walt Frazier Jack Nicklaus and Bill Walton with various sports honors.

Hollywood UPI Buffalo Bills O.J. Simpson National Football League Gillette Billy Jean King Simpson Miss King Bob Hope TV Guide Magazine Fear Jackson Oakland A’s Walt Frazier New York Knicks Bill Walton UCLA Jack Nicklaus

Stabler Signs With Birmingham Americans In 1976 WFL

Kenny Stabler, first named quarterback in the World Football League, signs to play for his home state Birmingham Americans in 1976 while still under contract with the Oakland Raiders for two more seasons. Dallas Cowboys receiver Otto Stowe and quarterback Craig Morton discuss a potential package deal with the Americans aimed at maximizing earnings. Stabler’s reported contract is about 350000 dollars for three years.

New York UPI World Football League Kenny Stabler Craig Morton Stabler Oakland Foley, Ala The University of Alabama

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