Fifth Annual Scottsdale City Track Meet Preview
Scottsdale High leads as Tom Cloute and Arcadia’s Jim Howard headline a competitive field at Coronado High. Top sprinters and distance runners from Saguaro Scottsdale and Coronado vie for victories in discus shot put hurdles and relays with the mile relay likely deciding the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Snider
Scottsdale
Coronado High Field
Saguaro High
Scottsdale High
Tom Cloute
Cloute
Beaver Speedster
Arcadia
Jim Howard
Howard
Tom Sather
Sather
Saguaro
Kory Schuknecht
Marc Zebell
Zebell
Schuknecht
Sam Sorenson
Craig Chalmers
Sorenson
Chalmers
Sabercats
Steve Johnson
Steve Goodall
Arcadia-Coronado
Titan
Scott Johnson
Mark Scott
Coronado
Dan Hink
Bill Erb
Bob Flick
Darin Knight
John Muller
Dave Godfrey
Coronado High
Phoenix Blazers Pro Football Team Aims For Pro Status
Diego Perez writes on the Phoenix Blazers, a new professional football team in the Western Football League. The article highlights manager Bill Workman and president Sal Rosen, notes tryouts at Mesa Community College, and lists colleges represented by prospective players. It urges Arizona fans to support the Blazers for a home in the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diego Perez
Phoenix Blazers
Phoenix-Blazers
St. Petersburg Blazers
Bill
Blazers
Sal Rosen
Phoenix
Rosen
Jersey Jays
Arizona State
Arizona
ASU
U of A
NAU
Brigham Young University
New Mexico
Adams State
Long Beach ‘State
UTEP
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho State
University of Nevada’ At
Las Vegas
Weber State
LSU
Missouri
University of Nevada At Reno
Washington State
Oregon State
Mesa Community College
Glendale Community College
Phoenix College
San Francisco State College
Florida A & M
University of Florida
Florida State
Auburn
Tennessee
San Diego State
Air Force Academy
Redyrunners
Suns
Hamilton wins main event at Manzanita Speedway
Hamilton of El Cajon California dominates the Manzanita Speedway main event defeating Phoenix racer Gene Brown. Albuquerque’s Buddy Taylor and Phoenix’s Wayne Basham and Bob Moore follow. ARA point leader Bob Huebner finishes sixth. Hamilton also wins the trophy clash with Basham and Taylor in the top three. Shuman wins the semi and comes from last to take the second heat race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don, Hamilton
el Cajon
Calif
Phoenix
Gene Brown
Manzanita Speedway
Hamilton
Morales Brothers
California Racing Association
Arizona
Brown
Albuquerque
Buddy Taylor
Wayne Basham
Bob Moore
ARA
Bob Huebner
Basham
Taylor
Billy Shuman
Frank McDaniel
Shuman
Coronado grad named among MCC Outstanding College Athletes
Mesa Community College announces four student athletes named to the 1971 Outstanding College Athletes list. Coronado High School graduate Marty Stajduhar leads the Hokams as catcher first baseman and team captain batting .390 in conference play. Other MCC honorees include Jimmy Smith and Willis Haws in football, and Phil Aurbach in tennis and student government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa Community College
United States
Coronado High School
Marty Stajduhar
Jim Breck
Hokams
MCC
Jimmy Smith
Willis Haws
Smith
Haws
West Texas State
Hurlbert Elected President Of Phoenix Press Box Association
Dave Hurlbert of United Press International was chosen president of the Phoenix Press Box Association for 1971 72. Bob Crawford of the Phoenix Gazette was named vice president with re elected Dewayne Smith and Nordy Jensen as treasurer and secretary. Hardy Price of the Arizona Republic and Tim Tyers of the Gazette joined the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Dave Hurlbert
United Press International
Phoenix Press Box Association
Bob Crawford
Phoenix Gazette
Dewayne Smith
The
Gazette
Nordy Jensen
Arizona State University
Hardy Price
Arizona Republic
Tim Tyers
Devils edge Grand Canyon on Reed’s late inside the park homer
Arizona State University beat Grand Canyon College 3-1 at Phoenix Municipal Stadium. Ken Reed hit an inside the park homer driving in John Sain as ASU pulled ahead in the ninth. Ed Bane earned his sixth win while Frank Snook took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Ken Reed
Arizona State University
Grand Canyon College
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Reed
Grand Canyon
Mike Cornish
John Sain
Clint Myers
Cornish
Sun Devils
Roger
Squires top Colonels 150 137 as Scotts lead ABA clash
Virginia Squires rookie Charlie Scott and veteran Ray Scott each scored 30 points to power a 150-137 win over the Kentucky Colonels in Louisville. The ABA Eastern Division final tied at 2-1. a record 79 fouls were called and seven players fouled out including Issel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
UPI
Virginia Squires
Scott
Kentucky Colonels
Charlie Scott
Squires
Ray Scott
Virginia
Kentucky
Salt Lake City
Stars
Indiana Pacers
Utah
Dat ™ Issel
Colonels
District Track Meet Dominates by Navajo and Hopi Schools
Navajo boys win with 151 points while Hopi girls top with 121 points, Navajo and Ingleside athletes lead multiple events, with Kevin Van derMolen and George Caldwell among top boys scorers and Joy Pearson leading girls in Class B. Supai, Pima, Tonto, Tonalea and others high in various races and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navajo School
Hopi
Navajo
Pima
Tonto
Tonala
Ingleside
Supai
Kaibab
Paiute
Mohave
Cocopah
Tavan
Tonalea
Soloma
Kevin VanderMelen
George Caldwell
Dave Coley
Mark—Morgan
Steve Schearn
Joy Pearson
Pam Secchiari
Sally Reeves
Linda Long
Davis
Kalbab
Reynolds
Tracy
Atwood
Caley
Pueblo
Nelson
Sternberger
Bruemmer
VanderMolen
Hornback
Gimalski
Fledderjohn
Herman
Caldwell
Felix
Wilson
Yavapai
Fogarty
Walton
Randall
Trent
Machiavoli
Romer
Hohokam
Hildebrand
Hoffacker
Koontz
Decker
Kachina
Coquillard
Eagon
Bickman
Coley
Morgan
Wasson
Parks
West
Stiles
Harris
JoDon
Boyd
Seaman
Miranda
Hainien
Habgood
Sykes
Levaris
Zelechowski
Walsman
Toombs
Scheurn
McNatt
Still
Scheurni
Rima
Lewis
McFarland
Lehman
Wood
Murphy
Anderson
Mile Ruti
Miki
Livermore
Kinney
Pearson
Elsworth
Owens
Fuening
Jennison
Walls
Schwarzhofer
Doggett
Snyder
Wellman
Secchiari
Hixenbaugh
Apache
Morrison
South
Hollister
Long
Student
Chambers
Bean
Eaton
McDougal
Kelly
Reeves
Werner
Strang
McCoy
Alexander
Carlson
Johne Tonto
Brewer
Stewart
Ee ¢ Hopi
Hansen
Scottsdale Women Bowlers Enter WIBC Championship
Two Scottsdale bowling teams will compete in the 1971 WIBC Championship Tournament in Atlanta Georgia. Carol Springer of Realty Professionals and Betty Garden of Sun International Travel serve as local captains. The 52nd WIBC event runs May for 46 days with 284000 in prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
International Bowling Congress
Atlanta
Carol Springer
Realty Professionals
Betty Garden
Sun International Travel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Bill Workman
S Newspaper
Manzanita
Coronado Grad
Stajduhar
Mesa CC
Netman
Phil Aurbach
Lot Christensen
Aurbach
Hurlbert Press Box President
Devils
ABA
Scotts Rip
Squire
Hampton
Michaelson
Hayes
McCroskey
Song
Kilbury
Mc Croskey
Bichler
Bruner
Betterbush
Mile Run
Carvalho
Foran
Volk
Earll
CEI
N. Central
E. Ind. Sch