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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1971

Page

4

Glendale boy captures state Frisbee crown

Glendale boy Bob Chambers defeated Scottsdale's Craig Levario in a playoff at Coronado High School gym to win the Arizona State Frisbee Championship. Chambers went two for two with behind the back and between the legs catches, while Levario managed only a back catch to finish runner up. The event drew six competitors from across the state in the WHAM-O sponsored contest.

Randy Walling Yuma Coronado High Walling Bob Chambers Glendale Levario Scottsdale Parks

Heard wins American Golf Classic amid late-round struggles

Jerry Heard captured his first PGA victory at Akron with a four-over 74 final round, finishing 275 total and earning $30,000. Dale Douglas and Gay Brewer followed in second and third as Nicklaus, Palmer, and Rodriguez trailed, with Heard becoming the youngest champion at 24.

Akron, Ohio UPI Jerry Heard Heard Dale Douglas Gay Brewer

Rosewall Captures U S Pro Title In Three Straight Sets

Ken Rosewall, at 36 and 5 foot 7, dominated Cliff Drysdale to win the U S Professional Tennis Championship at Longwood. Rosewall earned 10000 dollars, moving to 61277 for the year as Drysdale climbed to first in the pro standings with 49.25 points.

Chestnut Hill Mass UPI Ken Rosewall Rosewall South Africa Cliff Drysdale Longwood Cricket Club Laver Roy Emerson Okker Marty Riessen Drysdale Newcombe Okker, Laver Arthur Ashe

WAC stars lead Blazers in Pasadena exhibition

Western Athletic Conference players formed most of the Phoenix Blazers starting lineup for a 7:30 p.m. exhibition against Pasadena at Montgomery Stadium. ASU alums Spagnoli and Ventura headline a 17-man Sun Devil contingent with veterans from Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and BYU among starters and reserves.

Phoenix Western Athletic Conference Phoenix Blazer Gene Cox Pasadena Montgomery Stadium Arizona State Joe Spagnoli Gary Ventura ASU Jim Sherman Abe Johnson University of Arizona Jim Lawson Joel Carr Texas-El Paso Bob Delancey Utah Maxie Williams New Mexico Bill Glatch Brigham Young Spagnola-Ventura Sun Devil Nello Tomarelli Diego Perez Ron Carothers Phil Booker Ken Moulton Missouri Valley College Pat Grimes Joe Jackson NAU Toronto

Runners Post Ice Schedule for 1971 72 WHL Season

The Phoenix Roadrunners open the 1971 72 WHL season October 15 hosting the San Diego Gulls. They play 36 home games with 22 on weekends and 14 away encounters against other WHL teams. Club president Jim Wells expresses pleasure with the home-heavy schedule and fans will have ample opportunities to enjoy hockey.

Phoenix Roadrunners San Diego Gulls San Diego Roadrunners Gulls Phoenix Jim Wells

Satchel Paige Heads Hall of Fame Induction Day

Six former stars including Satchel Paige and executive George Weiss will enter the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Also inducted are Dave Bancroft Jake Beckley Chick Hafey Harry Hooper Joe Kelly and Rube Marquard as the Cubs meet the Indians in the Hall of Fame game with Sam McDowell returning to Cleveland after contract issues.

Cooperstown N.Y UPI Satchel Paige George Weiss Hall of Paige Cleveland Dave Bancroft Jake Beckley Chick Hafey Harry Hooper Joe Kelly Rube Marquard Chicago Cubs Cleveland Indians Sam McDowell Indians

Sun Devils name 71 quarterback contenders for 1971 season

Grady Hurst of Santa Barbara rates as the likely starter after two seasons behind Joe Spagnola. At 5-11 and 182 pounds, the senior runs a 9.7 100 meters and showed promise with 4 of 5 passes for 74 yards against Wyoming. Jim Brady, Scottsdale Coronado product, returns to Arizona as a sophomore quarterback at 6-2 and 198 pounds after redshirting last year behind Frank Kush. His father played at ASU in 1939. Danny White, son of Wilford White, is a 6-3, 175-pound sophomore quarterback from Mesa with multi-sport all-state credentials and 1971 Sun Imp baseball.

Santa Barbara Calif Grady Hurst Sun Devils Hurst Joe Spagnola Wyoming Brady Scottsdale Coronado High Dons Jim Brady Arizona Notre Dame Frank Kush Dons ASU Danny White Prospect Wilford Wizzer’ White

Hyman and Pfitzer Triumph in State Non-Pro Baseball

Hyman and Pfitzer, righthanders for Midas Mufflermen, secured two wins to push the team to 2-0 in the state Non-Pro championships in Tucson Hi Corbett Field. Hyman limited Douglas to three hits in a three hitter while Pfitzer pitched a one hitter against Kerr of Thomas Mall. The Muff beat Douglas 10-1 as Booth collected three hits and scored five runs. Pfitzer, an ex Mesa CC champion hurler, won 10-2 with Cornish and Tate each collecting four hits.

Tucson Don Hyman Mike Pfitzer Midas’ Mufflermen Hi Corbett Field Hyman Douglas Pfitzer Kerr Thomas Mall Muffs John Booth Jim Brock Mesa Community College Mike Cornish Jim Tate

Six Teams Remain In State Metro 12 Men’s Softball

Six teams race toward the four spots advancing from Scottsdale based State Metro 12 men’s softball playoffs. Tempe Arch Berge Ford Big Apple Patriots Goettl’s and Phoenix Optimists vie to reach Albuquerque New Mexico. The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department and the Amateur Softball Association sponsor the tournament.

Metro 12 Tempe Arch Berge Ford Big Apple Patriots Goettl’s Phoenix Optimists Albuquerque N.M Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department The Amateur Softball Association

SST Swimmers Win Yuma Honors

Five Scottsdale Swim Team competitors took part in the Yuma Invitational Aquatic Meet over the weekend. Jill Richards posted two seconds in the 50 freestyle, with other Scottsdale swimmers placing in fifth and sixth. Teammates included Bill Rickert Doug Richards Patti McCormick and Pam Richards.

Scottsdale Yuma Jill Richards Bill Rickert Doug Richards Patti ‘McCormick Pam Richards

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