American Field Service Polo Tourney Attracts Schools
The second annual AFS Polo Tournament at ABC Ranch on April 12 14 aims to raise funds for Scottsdale High Schools to support foreign exchange students. Eight teams including Camelback and Scottsdale Polo clubs will compete with two matches daily starting at 2 p.m. Admission is 1 dollar with tickets at Sugar Bowl Saba's and from AFS members.
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Kansas City and Seattle pick managers in jacketed talks
Expansion clubs Kansas City and Seattle have likely chosen managers Hank Bauer and Joe Adcock as they prepare for future league entry. Adcock will manage Seattle in the Pacific Coast League this year, with Bauer already handling Baltimore duties. The piece also reminisces on Hodges and comments from Cardinals figures about team harmony and leadership.
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Fishing Report Highlights From Arizona Lakes And Rivers
Central Arizona lakes show fair bass and bluegill conditions at Apache Bartlett Canyon Pleasant and Saguaro with good largemouths at Saguaro. White Mountains report fair to good trout at Concho Lyman Rainbow Nelson Show Low White Mountain Lake and Navajo. Lake Powell Lake Mead and Lake Mohave yield bass crappies trout. Lower Colorado regions report good for most species. Yuma notes tilapia and catfish. Southern Arizona Pena Blanca and San Carlos provide bass and catfish, respectively.
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Titans roll as Forsythe leads track win over McClintock
Tim Forsythe of Coronado clocked 9.7 in the 100 yard dash to pace the Don track team past McClintock 72 14 to 54 44. Dave Gladstone won the mile in 4 44 6 and Hal Mayer added wins in the 220 and broad jump while contributing on the winning relay. Coronado dominated with nine firsts as Arcadia and Saguaro posted scattered wins in city action.
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Westwood
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Casa. Grande
Scottsdale
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Coronado
Dave Gladstone
Hal Mayer
Gladstone
Mayer
Bernie Fuzat
Dave McCombs
Dons
Joe Mackey
Saguaro Cats Dominate but Upset by Casa Grande Edge
Gerry Perry wins the 880 in 2 06, Kite tops state in shot put and discus with 56 ft 4.5 in and 16 ft 4.25 in. Rob Mac Mullin places second in both shot and discus. Carter wins long jump and 440. Butler takes mile and half mile. Pebler leads two mile with 10 15.3. Bruce and Lehman post Arcadia firsts. Saguaro falls to Casa Grande as Mattingly fails in shot to Underwood 52-8.
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Pebler
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Bob Lehman
Arcadia
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Saguaro
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Wayne Mattingly
Underwood
Scottsdale High dominates events with fast times and jumps
ABA RESULTS Silver Dollar meet features Schucknecht leaping 20-8 14 to win broad jump while the mile relay clocks 3 38 8 Scottsdale High wins in 440 discus and 220 Ken Cloute takes 440 in 53 1 Pat Weirck wins discus with 50 54 Beavers ace Dave Pantais grabs 220 time unspecified
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NBA signs first draft picks as ABA rivalry grows
The NBA announced its two day draft with three first round picks signed. Bob Kauffman of Guilford College joined the Seattle Supersonics on a three year deal despite ABA offers. Bill Hewitt of USC signed with the Los Angeles Lakers. Elvin Hayes had already agreed with the San Diego Rockets last week.
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Elvin Hayes
San Diego Rockets
Cubs Top Giants 7-6 in 11 Innings at Phoenix Stadium
Jose Arcia delivered five straight hits including a bases loaded, two out single in the 11th to drive in Ernie Banks and give the Cubs a decisive 7-6 win over the San Francisco Giants at Phoenix Stadium. Lefty Ray Sadecki started for the Giants, while Peter Mikkelsen pitched the final two innings for the Cubs.
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Chicago
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Santo
Ethridge
Oliver
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Banks
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Mikkelsen
Sadecki
Hundley
1968 pennant predictions by UPI board
The St. Louis Cardinals are forecast to win a second straight NL pennant while the Boston Red Sox fade to fifth in the AL, clearing the way for the Detroit Tigers to win their first flag since 1945. The 24-man UPI board of baseball experts also predicts several other outcomes.
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Los Angeles urged to set aside funds for 1976 Olympic bid
Los Angeles officials consider a $50,000 county allocation and a parallel $50,000 city budget request to pursue securing the 1976 Olympic Games. County had previously contributed $5,000 with no spending report as questions arise over use of funds.
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Board of Supervisors
Joe Quinn
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