Coronado Follows Westwood In Valley Classic Track Meet
Westwood won the team trophy with 65 points while Coronado took second overall and held a tight chase to the finish. Coronado’s mile relay clocked 3 25.2 to clinch second in the meet as local athletes starred in sprints, hurdles, and field events, including Bo Kite setting a Classic shot record at 57-1 1 4 and Eric Heeter sweeping multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Westwood
Ron Johnson
Bo Kite
Arcadia Giant
Rob MacMullin
MacMullin
Kite
Mike McNab
Glendale
Saguaro
Marty Shuford
Eric Heeter
Alhambra
Heeter
Mackey
Randy McCabe
Coronado Dons Top McClintock 7-2 for Tie in League Race
Coronado Dons collect 18 hits and 7 runs to defeat McClintock Chargers 7 to 2. Dennis Johnson earned the win for Coronado while Bob Hasbrook pitched 5 1/3 innings of no run, three-hit relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado Dons
McClintock Chargers
Chandler
Westwood
Dons
Chargers
Coronado
Saguaro Tigers Fall to Yuma in No-Hitter Night
Yuma pitcher Duncan Phillips threw a no hitter as Saguaro lost 6-0 on their field. Saguaro committed four errors and fell to 1-3 in league play while Yuma improved to 24-? with four runs by the second inning and two more in the sixth highlighted by Robinson's homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saguaro
Cats
Yuma
Duncan Phillips
John Szabo
Mike Clayton
Doug Slocum
Robinson
Baseball Standings and Friday Results Summary
Boston defeated Cleveland 9 to 2 while Calif earned a 2 to 1 win over Baltimore in 10 innings. Washington beat Oakland 3 nothing. Detroit at Chicago was postponed due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Oakland
W. L. Pet. Minn
Wash
New York
Calif
Beavers Edge Kofa 3 2 Behind Vetter Four-Hitter
Bob Vetter pitched a four hitter to lead the Scottsdale Beavers to a 3-2 win over the Kofa Kings. Jack Armstrong went two for three, Kevin Woudenberg doubled, and Beavers capitalized on two Kofa errors. Vetter improved to 4 0 with nine strikeouts as Armstrong, Wang, and Willoughby added singles. Schmitt led Kofa with two singles, while Givens and Parker added the club’s other hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Vetter
Jack Armstrong
Scottsdale Beavers
Kofa Kings
Scottsdale
Kings
Beaver
Stan Wang
Vetter
Wang
Beavers
Kofa
Kevin Woudenberg
Armstrong
Hannon
Woudenberg
Jon Willoughby
Schmitt
Givens
Parker
Racing Card Feature Notes From Greyhound Track Meet
Fifth through eighth races list entrants and odds for greys in 5 16 mile Gr 3 and 8 races. Notable runners include Tillie OF Feny Og Poe Thin Inch Super Sand C.V.s Spot Ruby Linen Go Go Chery L A Lovells Santee Dakota M n Roy O B s Rifle Betty Drake TV Ben Gobbletti G Molly Adams Misty Seago TA Jessie Tena Out D V s HieLiter Custom Gunning Connie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sina
Tillie OF
Feny Og . Poe
Thin Inch
Will! Lad
C.V
C. B
Ruby Linen
Go Go Chery
L. A. Lovells
Santee Dakota
Winease
M'n Roy
O. B
Gre i
Betty Drake
Ben
She
Allo’ Espanto
Gobbletti
Molly Adams
Dan
Ariz
Misty Seago
TA. Jessie
Tena
D.V
Gunning Connie
Progress of the Pro gress Saturday April 20 1968 page seven
Page seven of the April 20 1968 Progress newspaper lists local briefs and notices with brief items on community events club activities and upcoming meetings. Names and places appear in short notices reflecting civic and social happenings in the area.
Titans Fall 5-4 Despite Hitchcock Quality Start
Arcadia battles Tempe 5-4 as Tempe scores the winning run in the seventh on a bloop single and a long hit. Hitchcock pitches well for Arcadia with four scoreless innings but the Titans drop their second straight one run league loss. Monte bono plates three RBI as Arcadia musters four hits led by Orth’s second inning single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dons
McClintock
Jerry Russell
Greg Mayer
Mark Reinke
Dave Fraser
Russell
Jim Brady
Mayer
Coronado
Arcadia
Titans
Tempe
Jim Hitchcock
Jeff Lytle
Buffs
John Blue
Blue
Hitchcock
Montesano
RBI
Y. P. Orth
Beavers Rally as Ryan Injury Stuns Westwood Gymnasts
Scottsdale's Westwood Warriors lost 117.7 to 108.1 to the Beavers after Mike Ryan hurt his heels during warmups and left the meet early. He still led with a first on the rings and multiple seconds before quitting. Danny Ryan led Beavers with a first in free exercise and tumbling, while Rick Warren, Bob Wallard, and Mark Righettini added podium finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Westwood Warriors
Beavers
Mike Ryan
Mike
Danny Ryan
Rick Warren
Bob Wallard
Parallels
Mark Righettini
Coronado Dominates Dual Gym Meet Over Arcadia
Coronado swept five of seven events to top Arcadia 141.49 to 104.24 in a dual meet. Steve Nagel won tumbling with 25.2 points, Fred Barnes and Alan Kinkel led Arcadia and Coronado respectively in several events as the Dons claimed titles on free exercise side horse still rings trampoline parallel bars and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Arcadia
Steve Nagel
Fred Barnes
Frank Lopez
Nagel
Barnes
Dalton
Scott
Laughin Sir to Carry Heavy Weight in Arizona Downs Two Mile Feature
Twelve runners enter Sundays Hasta La Vista Handicap at Turf Paradise to close the 41 day Arizona Downs season. Laughin Sir carries 21 pounds more than His Future, the Apache Trail Handicap runner up, in the $4,000 race. Other starters include Prince De Or Hoanani and recent marathon winners Royal Sooner Toroshift and Gorey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Pram
Ramanullah
Ohio
Prince de- Or
Hoanani
Royal Sooner
Toroshift
Gorey
Grange Tanham Upset Wait for Central Conference Tennis Semis
Grange of Saguaro and Byron of Arcadia reached the singles semis as top seeds hold. In doubles Scottsdale pairs dominated, with Grange Tanham and Parke Hamms advancing to the semis alongside Byron Farmer and others at McClintock High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClintock High
Geoff Grange
Saguaro
John Byron
Arcadia
Grange
Reid Nessage
Byron
Humphrey
Mesa
Scottsdale
Todd Grange
Jeff Tanham
Eaton
Register
Danmy Farmer
Bill Byron
Moffitt
James
Casa Grande
Marshall Parke
Steve Hamms
Ray
Forsythe
Westwood
Erickson
Tempe
Dwight Pass
Tanham
Farmer
Hamms
Park
Rickel
Unruh
Horse Racing Charted Times and Runners Across Nine Races
A detailed surface of race results listing first through ninth races with horse names, distances 550 to 683 yards, classes from Gr 1 to Gr 4, times, payouts, and entries such as Added Effort British Sterling Dandy Lass Lively Jo Moose Pharlock June Vale Rock Jet Sir Render Namanid among others, plus numerous secondary entrants and notes for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B
Tanner's
Ranger
Fran
All Kirk
Castle
Blue Ridge
Lively Jo
Pet Peeve
Sweet Bay
Sheriff Cole
Frause
Espanto
Dietra
True Valentine
Bokin
Moose Pharlock
A Joel
Double Doule
Bill Ding
David Spee
Doug
Leonora
Rebel
Obsidian
Buchiler Espanto
Linn Wells
Darkie Gal
Racing notes from indiana greyhound track race card
Race details show dogs like Go Millie Lanky Lee Mor Marge and Sue Swensen in separate Gr 2 heats at 550 and 721 yards with times and payouts. Also lists additional contenders and an overall handle and prize notes including winnings and a reference to SILVER DOLLAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy Cindy
Ozella
Erbie
Angle Drive
Go Millie
Lanky Lee
Mor Marge
B’s Bolero
Rebel’s Sultan
Handy Loyd
Blondy Nix
LA Spee
Sue Swensen
Dick van Kirk
P's
Wooley Booger
Mike the Miller
L A Mickia
Local girls reach third round in Central Conference tennis
Titan Dongirls advance two doubles teams and two singles players to the third round. Arcadia pair Marti Bentley Betsy Garland face McClintock’s Avenda Cox in doubles. Coronado duo Maggie Finnegan Barb Dubuy meet Tempe’s Royce Tway. Singles see Arcadia’s Linda Farmer and Jan Waits facing Casa Grande’s Sue Pettijohn and McClintock’s Sabol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marti Bentley
Betsy Garland
Arcadia
Avenda
Cox
McClintock
Maggie Finnegan
Barb Dubuy
Coronado
Royce
Tway
Tempe
Linda Farmer
Casa Grande
Sue Pettijohn
Farmer
Jan Waits
Sabol
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Mike Mecsey
Mecsey
Larry Mandarino
Mandarino
Dave McCombs
McCombs
Joe Mackey
Lorenzo Allen
Allen
Konrad Schucknecht
Jim Butler
Tim Forsythe
Maryvale
Johnson
Guy Smith
Hal Mayer
Maryvalé
Rose
Central
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Dons Sn
Dave Gladstone
Gladstone
Reof Casa
Tom Fraser
Bill Berger
Fraser
Berger
Dennis Johnson
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Houston
South Akard
Pats Truthlefeld
Deurie J
David
Shy Penny
Apache Cra. Gr
Sheila Teena
Ida
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WY. H
Paxton
Mescalero
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Henry Stepper
Fio
Mary
Agilita
OJ B
Hank
Tanya
Putty
Pat
Torque
Miss Antoinette
Kay
Joe
Tender Motion
Frank Wells
B. Dum Phartoek
Quick
Myout
I ‘Cantle
Joy Miet
Doug's
Anne
Gwen Win
Chief Deuty Herman
P.H
Ernie Janes
Sadie Dewitt Legal
Sam
Fez Parker
P. H
Polecat
Animae
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Mr. Cc. G
Fawndy
Jack
Bud Long
Titan
Anna Seagolo
Princess Trudy
Weather Bud
Miss All Hand
Trim Idea
Abre'ge
Ebony Star
Moan
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Simplex
Pepermi Scientific
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Frank
Linda
Puasyent
Powerful Might
L. A Boots
Dolchel
Friggers
I Rebel
Tempest
Karonk Espanto
Miss Perfect
Consello
Ditty
Noise
Half Power
Digger Dan
Sir Render
Namanid
Sjoe Hunt
Fashion Square
Camelback” RD
Scottsdale Road
Dwight Harkins
Chimes
Tower Plaza Theatre
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Alec Guinness
Petes Ustinov
Athe Comediansi
Black Bolt
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E. Indigo School
Dongirls
Indianapolis
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Seattle
Portland
Hiway
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