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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1964

Page

4

ASU Coach Alleges UA Alumni Pressure on Prospects

ASU coach accuses University of Arizona alumni of pressuring Arizona high school players to sign elsewhere. Sun Devil assistant Jack Stovall claims UA alumni try to lure signees out of state, hurting ASU’s recruiting. He cites Ohio State ties and notes letters of intent honored only by the Western Athletic Conference.

Arizona State University Arizona ASU Devil Scottsdale U.N Ohio Western Athletic Conference

Arizona coach notes signees and rivals for next year

Stoval discusses future signees Dana Woudenberg Arcadia Jim Dugan Flagstaff Curly Culp Yuma Earliest Nelson South Fred Carr Phoenix Union Larry Langford Tempe and two others. He warns they may lose some signees as Ohio State pursues Dugan yet he expects to keep him. Dugan favors baseball and Arizona State schedules 47 games versus Ohio State 18.

Dana Woudenberg Arcadia Jim Dugan Flagstaff Curly Culp Yuma Earliest Nelson South Fred Carr Phoenix Union Larry Langford Tempe Ohio State Dugan Stoval Arizona State

Dons Rally to Top Arcadia 7-6 in 24-Hit Tilt

Coronado improves to 8-3 after a 7-6 win over Arcadia as Jeff Richardson leads Arcadia with three hits including a two run homer and four RBI. Ron Bishop gains the win for Coronado while Arcadia's Chris Martin and Jim Nichols take the loss.

Coronado Dons Arcadia Titans Titans Dons Chris Martin Jim Nichols Arcadia Ron Bishop Don Walsh Bishop Jeff Richardson RBI Roh Bishop Coronado Eddie Morris Phil Smith Lloyd Love Bruce Koch Dick McCombs Terry Brenner Danay Woudenberg Ronnie Barr Woudenberg Barr Nichols Dennis Wolff Bill Blakley Martin Marlin Walsh

International tennis contenders reach Catania semis

Nicola Pietrangeli Joseph Mandarino and Australians Fred Stolle and Bob Hewitt moved into the semi finals of the Catania International tennis tournament on Friday. El Salvador defeated the United States 4-2 in the North Central America and Caribbean junior soccer championship elimination game Friday night. Henry T. Adios, the world’s richest pacer, was the 3-1 favorite to win the $25,000 Hi-Lo Forbes purse at Roosevelt Raceway tonight.

Catania Sicily UPI Nicola Pietrangeli Italy Joseph Mandarino Brazil Fred Stolle Bob Hewitt U.S Guatemala el Salvador United States Hi-Lo Westbury N.Y Henry T. Adios Roosevelt Raceway

Tempe Rally Tops Scottsdale Beavers In Knockout Seventh

Tempe Buffaloes staged a dramatic seventh inning rally for a 7 6 win over the Scottsdale Beavers. Seven straight hits including two triples and two doubles fueled six runs in the final frame while Mike Lambert endured nine walks and 12 strikeouts for the Beavers. Don Burger homered for Tempe as George Varga added a homer and a triple.

Tempe Scottsdale Beaver Mike Lambert Denis DuNann Buffaloes Lambert Beavers Scottsdale Casa Grande Cougars Scotts Dale Stadium Mike Mckee Chuck Hawkins George Varga Varga Mckee Don ‘Burger DuNann Tufts Fanning Kahder

Coronado Dominates Scottsdale In 69 49 Track Victory

Coronado tops Scottsdale 69 to 49 in Friday action with Coronado taking seven firsts to Scottsdale seven. Dick McCluskey sets 10.0 in the 100-yard dash for Scottsdale and Steve Thompson runs 20.4 for Coronado in the low hurdles. Roger Reinke scores high with two firsts and a second as Jim Fuller wins the high hurdles in 15.4 seconds in a dead heat finish.

Coronado Scottsdale Dick McCluskey Steve Thompson McCluskey Roger Reinke Thompson John Williams Arcadia Jim Fuller Ken McDowell John Sproule Steve Walker Mire Prewitt Bob Headrick Roger Reimke Steve Williams Jim Haden Steves Larry Kahn Jeff Mackey Steve Hopkins Tim Huston Duane Bledsoe Tom Dahl Llygy Whallow John Saylor Ernie Boone Mike Prewitt Sau Duhn’ Augustine Doug Stewart Gary Altherr Mike Foran Hemstroe Nezur Jack Malloy Broad Dump Mike Henry Scottsdate Quain Wray Geisen Bishop TeckoSi Kirby Fredericks Dunseath

Siegel Wins Fiesta Sun City Senior Golf Title

Fred Siegel of Sun City won the Scottsdale Senior Golf Fiesta Over-All Low Gross with an even 300, beating Bud McKinney of Dallas by three strokes. McKinney led Siegel entering the final round, while Siegel also claimed the Gross Amateur trophy. Net winner was Jimmy Hancock of Rialto with Carl Johnson of Palm Springs close behind. Pre-Seniors top finisher Jack Flynn of Scottsdale and Lincoln Scholl of La Jolla won net honors, with separate flight leaders listed for A to D flights.

Fred Siegel Sun City Bud McKinney Dallas Tex McKinney Siegel Min Daanhian Chinra Jimmy Hancock Rialto Calif Carl Johnson Palm ‘Springs Jack Flynn Scottsdale Lincoln Scholl la Jolla Bob McKinney Albert Kool Albuquerque Bobby Lutz L.A O. W. Baker Phoenix Gordon Wilckes Maurice Choz Los Angeles Scuttadale Gross H. L.leach Denver Ross Lincoln Scholl la Olla John Hay Palm Springs Dewey Kaiser Ed Olsen Ojai Claude Drace Bross J. Sheehy Piedmont L. B. Mahannah Long Reach W. Bloyed Net Ray Ellis Pasadena

Palmer leads Masters by four at halfway point

Arnold Palmer fired a four under par 68 to reach seven under overall 137 at Augusta tying the halfway mark and extending his lead over Gary Player who is four strokes behind with a tonsillitis bout noted. Palmer seeks a fourth Masters title and to match his 1958 1960 1962 wins.

Augusta UPI Arnold Palmer Arnie Palfiér Gary Player Palmer

Beaver Jayvees In Romp

Scottsdale JV baseball routs Tempe Buffaloes 15 to 2 at Scottsdale Stadium. Jack Collinge and Mike Schelp hit solo homers, Jerry Beavers and Jim Hinsdale had two singles, Beavers scoring once with two RBIs. Scottsdale improves to 10-1 in Division I. Mark Munson improves to 8-0 as winning pitcher. Next game Friday against Casa Grande.

Jack Collinge Mike Schelp Scottsdale Stadium Actson Scottsdale JV — Baseballers Tempe Buffaloes Jerry Beavers Jim Hinsdale Varsity

Beavers Fall to Washington in Gym Meet

Scottsdale Beavers led by Bill Daggett Rich Graham and Mike Wardenburg tally multiple events but lose to Washington 66 47. Daggett earns high scoring honors with first in free exercise and top marks on parallel bars while Graham places in trampoline and tumbling and Wardenburg stars on parallel bars and free exercise.

Scottsdale Bill Daggett Rich Graham Mike Wardenburg Scottsdale Beavers Washington Daggett Ana Unrags Mgo Darabu Scottsdalians Graham Stormy Eaton Wardenburg Joel Pearson Dave Brimhall Tiie Jeff Schmidt Tom Trollach Mark Wardenburg Jack Besser Wayne Hall Stillings Joe Zody Rick Barker Dana Thompson Paul Wyly John Campbell Dave Cross

Devils Rally Past Arizona 5-3 in ASU Victory

Sun Devil pitcher Hancock earned the win as Arizona State University defeated the University of Arizona 5-3 Friday night. Arizona took an early lead on Scott Nielson’s third inning triple, but ASU answered with two runs in the sixth and two more in the seventh. Sal Bando’s triple highlighted a seventh inning rally, with Jack Handley and Tony Alesci contributing key hits as Arizona State moved ahead and held on for the victory.

Sun Devil Hancock Arizona State University University of Arizona Arizona Scott Nielson Devils Sal Bando Jack Handley Tony Alesci Sherwin Scott Dick Heiden Luis Lagunas Bando Arizona State Hollis Phillips Scott Alesci Handley

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