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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1967

Page

6

Yancey Opens Dallas Lead With Hot Putter

Bert Yancey fired a 66 to take a four stroke edge at the Greater Dallas Open on the Oak Cliff course. He sank six birdie putts despite expressing dissatisfaction with his ball striking as Kermit Zawley, Bob Goalby, Charles Sifford and others chase at 201 to 207 behind him.

Dallas UPI Bert Yancey Nanent Yancey Flotl Dan West Point Links Oak Cliff Country Club Kermit Zawley Bob Goalby Charles Sifford Doug Sanders Lefty Bob Charles Gay Brewer Roberto de Vicenzo Charles

Saguaro swims to second dual meet victory at Tempe

Saguaro High defeated Tempe 45 30 in a double dual with Scottsdale High as Scottsdale fell to Tempe 55 40. Jan Rich and Mark Middents each won two events with Rich taking the 50 m freestyle and 100 m breaststroke while Middents won the 200 and 400 freestyle. Reedy led diving and contributed to relays, while Scottsdale’s Bill Connors and Bill Smith won multiple events.

Saguaro High Tempe Scottsdale High Scottsdale Saguaro Sabercats Jan Rich Mark Mid Dents Rich Middents Phil Taber Jeff Duncan Taber Gary Reedy Craig Chartrand Duncan Dave Hansma Dave Middents Willis Fred Rich Chynoweth Reedy Rick Chynoweth Hansina Bill Connors Bill Smith Pat Ravanesi

Derby favorites clash as Damascus wins Wood Memorial

The Kentucky Derby picture sharpens as Damascus from Tarlton Stable dominates the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct, defeating rivals by six lengths as the 7-10 favorite. The performance follows a Gotham setback and reinforces Damascus as a key Derby contender ahead of weekend races.

Damascus Aqueduct Golden Gate Tarlton Stable Dr. Fager Big A

Warriors rally past 76ers to stay alive in series

San Francisco Coach Bill Sharman praised his defense after the Warriors erased a one point deficit in the final quarter to beat Philadelphia 117 109 at Convention Hall. Rick Barry sealed it with a late free throw as Nate Thurmond dominated with 28 rebounds and 22 points.

San Francisco CPD Bill Sharman Convention Hall Warriors Philadelphia Weig Sharman Cow Palace Philadelphia Rick Barry Hal Greer Nate ‘Pharmond Ter Ave Wilt Chamberlain Thurmond Chamberlain

Baseball Standings and Upcoming Schedule From Sunday Results

Sunday results show Washington 6 Chicago 1 and Minnesota 4 Detroit 2 among games. California beat Cleveland 2 1 in 12 innings, Baltimore defeated Kansas City 5 2, Kansas City topped Baltimore 8 7, New York won 7 5 against Boston, Philadelphia swept New York 10 6, Chicago beat Pittsburgh 7 3, Cincinnati 5 Houston 3, Los Angeles 9 St. Louis 9 with a rain delay at San Francisco. Upcoming games include Pittsburgh at Chicago and Los Angeles at St. Louis.

Washington Chicago Minnesota Detroit Calif California Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City New York Boston Phila Pittsburgh Cincinnat Houston Los Angeles St. Louis San Fran Ribant Holtzman Bennett Cincinnati Iilis Incr Hea Care Touston Giusti Pam Prgellington Pascual St Jallis Duster Sutton Atlanta Pet W. L Detroit Hy Philadelphia San Francisco Houston A Veichy Knoop Angels Cleveland Indians Jedge Athletics Dick Radatz Jay Johnstone Don Mincher Jimmie Hall Max Alvis Marcelino Lopez Barry Moore Senators Moore Wayne Causey Tommie Agee Elston Howard Yankees Red Sox al Downing Cart Yastrzemski Zollo Versalles Earl Wilson Tony Oliva Ron Fairly Dulver Wenl Walter Austun Bob Gibson Alston Dodger Dodgers Cardinals Fairly Ron Hunt Loun Johnson Booton Kansa City Orioles A’s

Devils claim twin wins as ASU tops Cal Western twice

Arizona State University rode a 6-5 victory in the opener when Dave Grangaard hit a ninth inning homer to break a tie. Bob Hatfield drove in three Cal Western runs with a third inning homer while Scott Heid homered in the seventh to fuel the Sun Devils' rally. ASU improved to 32-6, Cal Western fell to 17-7.

TEMPE UPI Arizona State University Sun Devils Cal Western ASU Dave Grangaard Soto Devils Bob Hatfield Scott Heid

Hayes Bowl Classic Here in Scottsdale

The third annual Bill Hayes Singles Classic will be held at Papage Lanes in Scottsdale on May 21. The top nine bowlers share 1200 dollars in prize money and the high game winner outside the top nine receives 20 dollars.

Scottsdale Bill Hayes Papage Lanes

Ryun Sets New Mark for Collegiate Milers at Relays

Lawrence Kansas UPI Jim Ryun, 19 year old KU sophomore and Sullivan Award winner, won the Glenn Cunningham mile in 3 54.7 at the Kansas Relays, setting a new collegiate mile mark and earning most outstanding performer honors. He led by John Lawson through the mid and final laps as Richard Ramo finished second in 4 02.60, amid Texas Southern dominance in other events.

Lawrence, Kan UPI Jim Ryun Kansas Rych UCLA Bob Day Buo John Lawson Richard Ramo Lexus Ryan James Hines Texas Southern Fred Burton Wichita State Texas Hines Ullleyard Rice Ddyvard

Knoop sparks California in AL takeover

California infielder Bobby Knoop drives the Angels to 9-6 and 2-1 doubleheader wins over Cleveland, lifting them to first place in the American League. He collects four hits in nine dazzle at the plate and delivers the decisive 12th inning single in game one.

Knoop Sparks California

Dodgers snap out of doldrums with Fairly homer spree

Dodgers end a winless stretch as Ron Fairly drives in five runs including a double and a three run homer against the St Louis Cardinals. Fairly, in his ninth straight game, nails in two runs early and boosts Los Angeles to a 9 3 victory.

Huebr wins Southwest Sprint Car race in Phoenix

Huebr of Tucson charged to the lead on the 38th lap of the 60 lap Southwest Sprint Car championship at the quarter mile track in Phoenix. Jimmy Seay of Phoenix led until the 38th circuit. A spectacular accident marred the event but no injuries were reported.

Huebr Phoenix Bob Heather Tucson Jimmy Seay

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