Bustillo wins playoff in Scottsdale junior golf finals
Coronado High School golfers Watkins Hathaway reached the finals of the eighth annual Scottsdale Daily Progress Junior Boys and Girls Golf Tournament at Coronado Golf Course. Bustillo won the medalist trophy after shooting a 33 on Wednesday with a 28 in qualifying. Tim Lusic scored a hole-in-one in the fifth flight. Trophy presentation set for about 2 p.m.
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Bob Snider
Scott Watkins
Bud Hathaway
Coronado High School
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Coronado Golf Course
Watkins
Mark Johnson
Johnson
Coronado
Hathaway
Dave Beaudin
Beaudin
Vince Bustillo
Bustillo
John Buckley
Cal Quick
Chip Harris
Mark Davis
Ed Leinenkugel
Matt Frondorf
Mike Lindsey
Leinenkugel
Lindsey
Eddie Kilthau
Andy Potter
Kilthau
Mark McDaniel
Potter
Jim Atkinson
Tim Lusic
The
Progress and
City Community Services Department
Scottsdale
Progress
Tim Susic
Coronado High
Susic
ASU faces rebuilding year as Kush backs backup stars
Kush says no worry about gaps as Arizona State pre season drills begin. Kenney backs potential quarterback surge while Alexander Breunig Houser Haynes Hudson and Breunig stress a stronger offense defense and overall improvement for a Sun Devils team aiming to top the Western Athletic Conference.
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Bill Kenney
Danny White
ASU
Ray Alexander
White
Bob Breunig
Breunig
John Houser
WAC
Mike Haynes
Rush
Greg Hudson
Sun Devils
Devils
Hudson
Kessler tops Arizona Trap and Skeet Club meet standings
Bob Kessler earned top overall with 197 of 200 and swept .410 and 12 gauge titles at the Arizona Trap and Skeet Club. Bruce Kinkner claimed Class AA in .410 with 93 and 100 in 12 gauge. Joel Patterson led Class A .410 with 95. Larry Tahler won Class B with 90. Barbara Clark led Class C with 78. Jack Allison won Class A 12 gauge with 99. Jim Fielder 97 in Class B. Tahler 96 in Class C. Chuck Lundgren 94 in Class D.
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Bob Kessler
Arizona
Kessler
Bruce Kinkner
Joel Patterson
Larry Tahler
Barbara Clark
Jack Allison
Jim Fielder
Tahler
Chuck Lundgren
Scottsdale Daily Progress Briefs Aug 15 1974
Local brief from Scottsdale Arizona dated August 15 1974 notes small community items and notices found in the daily paper. The readable fragments suggest routine city affairs without major events or named individuals.
Phoenix Giants start final home stand vs Albuquerque Dukes
The Phoenix Giants open their last home series at Phoenix Municipal Stadium facing the Albuquerque Dukes led by Eastern Division. Jim Willoughby starts in a 7 30 p m game as Phoenix tries to close the gap in the head to head and 14 to 12 season series. Bat Night Friday offers autographed Little League bats for the first 1000 kids and Saturday features 10 Cent Beer Night.
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UPI
Phoenix Giants
Albuquerque
Jim Willoughby
Giants
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Dukes
San Francisco Giant
Bobby Bonds
Choice Wrong Choice Wrong
A Junior Golf Tour contestant misjudged a club during a ninth tee attempt at Coronado Golf Course. He stood his bag on end, selected a middle-iron, and barely struck the ball, which dribbled off the tee as he muttered that he chose the wrong club.
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Coronado Golf Course
Tourney to Begin at Sun City in ISC World Championship
The International Softball Congress world championship opens Friday in Sun City with 27 teams and over 50 games to crown the champion. The title game is set for August 25 at Sun City Stadium. Arizona entrants include Schaefer & Smith Hays Roofing Page's Raiders and the Turquoise Kings, all playing on opening day alongside six scheduled games. Defending champ is Lakewood, California.
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SUN City
UPI
Sun City Stadium
Arizona
Schaefer & Smith
Hays Roofing
Page’s Raiders
Turquoise Kings
Lakewood
Calif
San Diego YMCA Leads National Senior Boys Cage Start
The National Senior Boys Summer Basketball Championships open at Scottsdale Community College with 16 high school teams entering a double elimination tourney. San Diego, Coronado Recreation and Los Angeles Watts headline a lineup featuring future college coaches watching top cage talent. Opening games include South Bay versus Phoenix Salvation Army, San Diego versus Las Vegas, and Chandler versus Brentwood with Friday night features.
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Coronado Recreation
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Coronado High
San Diego
South Bay
Calif
Phoenix Salvation Army
Las Vegas
Los Angeles Watts
Tucson Jewish CC
East Orange
N.J
Las Vegas Doolittle
Blythe
Hobbs
N.M
Chandler
Ariz
Brentwood
Chaparral Recreation
Los Angeles Junior Lakers
Unhappy QBs find success in World Football League night
United Press International reports quarterbacks George Mira Virgil Carter Tom Sherman John Huarte and Bob Davis left NFL benches to shine in WFL action. Birmingham Hawaiians Philadelphia Fire Memphis Southmen Stars and Florida Blazers won their games as Mira Carter Huarte and Sherman led scoring comebacks and key touchdowns.
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Virgil Carter
Tom Sherman
John Huarte
Bob Davis
National Football League
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Chicago
Memphis Southmen
Detroit Wheels
Ypsilanti
Mich
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Portland Storm
New York
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Jacksonville Sharks
Orlando
Southern California Sun
Houston
Texans
Mira
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Canada
Alfred Jenkins
Matthew Reed
Americans
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Cincinnati
Jack Dolbin
Huarte
Notre Dame
NFL
Memphis
Southmen
Ed Marshall
Willie Spencer
Detroit
Davis Thomas
Danny White
Powell
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