High School Sports Physicals Scheduled Across Scottsdale
Scottsdale four high schools announce mandatory physicals for boys planning to play fall sports. Freshmen and new students must present birth certificates. parental permission forms needed. Upperclassmen exams set Aug 20 7 p.m. at Scottsdale, Coronado Aug 22 5:30 p.m., Arcadia and Saguaro Aug 26 with freshmen Aug 27. practice begins Aug 26 with pads Sept 2.
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Namath and Eddy Suffer Knee Setbacks in Pro Football
United Press International reports Nick Eddy of Notre Dame history and Joe Namath of the Jets both struggle with knee problems. Eddy, injured boarding a train in 1966, missed 1967 and knee surgery followed. Namath's knee tendonitis flared during preseason, ruling him out of a game in Richmond, Virginia.
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Arizona dove season set to run September 1 24
Arizona outlines 1968 dove hunting rules with a September 1 to 24 season. daily limits 10 mourning doves and 25 white winged doves. rules cover shooting distances, waste, livestock, roadways, and federal shoot hours. deer permit deadlines August 26 in Phoenix offices with drawings for oversubscribed areas. preferential applicants gain first choice but not guaranteed. international wildlife issues to be discussed at September 8 13 meeting with 400 to 600 delegates.
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Phoenix Edges Denver In Narrow Thursday Baseball Standings
Phoenix defeat Denver 4 to 3 in a close baseball matchup, updating standings with the result. The contest reflected a tense late-innings finish as Phoenix secured the win at home.
South stars pace All Star clash in Flagstaff rain or shine
The South football squad at Lumberjack Stadium Flagstaff features 9.8 sprinters Governor Mitchel from Coolidge and Don Grant of Bisbee plus 200 lb fullback Marty Shuford who also handles punting. Five more locals including Don Palmer Jack Black Bruce Torgerson Scott Scheehle and Stephan Vance join the lineup as the South faces North led by Ed Line with Calvin Demery and Alvin Hill passing to Demery. The North holds a 5-1 series edge since 1962 and hopes for rain to slow the South stampede in tomorrows game.
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Scottsdale
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Arcadia
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Coronado
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Mesa Community College
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Torgerson
Colorado State
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Cal Western
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Yankees
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Devils rely on Walton and Helton as ASU outlines depth
ASU's Larry Walton, a Western Athletic Conference talent, is profiled as a versatile halfback whose 11 pass attempts last season yielded seven completions and five touchdowns. John Helton shifts across positions from tight end to defensive tackle, aiming to anchor the line after a productive Wisconsin game with three receptions for two scores.
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Boutell Trails in Westchester Classic After Round Two
George Boutell of Phoenix posted a 35 39 74 in the second round of the Westchester Golf Classic, leaving him ten strokes behind leader Bob Murphy a rookie who leads the $250 000 event in Harrison New York.
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Progress Friday 1968 Sports Briefs
Sports items from the August 16 1968 Progress include local high school games results and notes on regional track and baseball events. Read as a compact snapshot of teams, players and scores from that week.
Yuma Stadium Upgrades Tied to Padres Spring Training
Community Baseball Boosters aim to raise 20000 for field improvements at Keegan Field to host San Diego Padres spring training in February. Planned work includes sprinkler system, Bermuda grass, resurfacing, batting cages, scoreboard and bleachers plus locker rooms and plumbing upgrades.
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Kush Earns Coach of Year Honors at Central California
Frank Kush, ASU head football coach, to be named Coach of the Year by the Optimist Clubs of Central California. He will attend the clubs annual all star game Saturday and speak at a post game banquet Sunday. Previous winners include John McKay, Johnny Pont, and Tommy Prothro.
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Calif
UPI
Frank Kush
Arizona State University
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John McKay
Southern California
Johnny Pont
Prince of Peace Aces YMCA Softball Title
Prince of Peace No 1 defeated Abiding Savior 15 13 to win the YMCA softball tournament at YMCA Field. Jim Tesnow and Al Van Loo starred for the champions with triples and multiple extra base hits. Bob Proehl added three doubles, while Joel Gunning led the losers with three extra base hits.
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