SHS Beaver Football Aims for 1950 Season Start
Coach Richard Hardt calls SHS football candidates for the 1950 Beavers with first practice set for Friday at 9:30 am. Two daily sessions planned until school opens September 11. First game scheduled September 15 at home against Phoenix Indian School. Beavers move to eleven-man play after last year in six-man Valles Conference.
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Richard Hardt
SHS
Richard
Jiggs) Hardt
Scottsdale High School Beaver
Hardt
Beavers
Phoenix
Valles
Pyle Campaign Rally Draws About 200 At Scottsdale High
Republican governor candidate Howard Pyle spoke to about 200 at Scottsdale High School Friday night. He charged Democrats have run Arizona for 20 years and urged voters to engage in the election, promising more Republican votes statewide. Orme T Lewis presided as master of ceremonies.
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Howard Pyle
Republican Party
Arizona
Scottsdalians
Pyle
Scottsdale High School
Dictocrats
Orme T Lewis
Half-Sisters Meet First Time Here
Two Scottsdale women discovered they are half sisters and live in the same area. Mrs. Gladys Maynard born in Oklahoma is 27 and Mrs. Mary Burkett born in Arkansas is 70. Burkett has resided here 29 years. They met through a mutual acquaintance near Glendale and had much to discuss.
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Mary Burkett
Gladys Maynard
Maynard
Oklahoma
Burkett
Arkansas
Glendale
New Scottsdale Schools Welcome Two High and Six Grammar Teachers
Scottsdale High School adds Clair Decker in agriculture and Rita Goodman in commerce and girls physical education. Grammar School hires Virginia Mack kindergarten Billy Jean Copinger first grade Raymond Planeta fifth grade Ruth Vogel fifth grade Anthony Johnson sixth grade and Gene Hanson music. Mr and Mrs E Allgood visit Portland Oregon to see daughter and son in law Frank Loomis and on route visit Rev and Mrs Wesley Baker.
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Scottsdale High School
Ww. W. Dick
Clair Decker
Rita Goodman
Commerce
Grammer School
Virginia Mack
Billy Jean Coppinger
Raymond Planeta
Ruth Vogel
Anthony Johnson
Gene Hanson
E. ¥. Allgood
Portland
Ore
Frank Loomis
Wesley Baker
Beaver Basketball Schedule Set for 18-Game Season
Scottsdale High School Beavers announce an 18 game slate under coach Richard Herdt. Home games total 10 with eight away, opening December 1 against Carver and closing February 17 versus Tolleson, with several open dates and matchups across Peoria Wickenburg Litchfield Park and Phoenix Indian School.
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Scottsdale
Peoria
Buckeye
Tolleson
Ajo
Phoenix Indian School
Williams Field Fliers Eliminate Scottsdale In ASA Tourney
Williams Field Fliers defeated Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce 2 0 in Coolidge advancing in the ASA softball tournament. Don Melanson pitched for Williams Field limiting Scottsdale to two hits while Ted White allowed five hits. The locals committed two errors and scored both runs in the sixth on two doubles and an error.
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Williams Field
Williams Field Flyers
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge
Scottsdale
Don Melanson
Ted White
Spain
Scottsdalians
Chambermen
Ed Butler
Phil Kemp
Malcolm White
Scottsdale Majors Lose In Tourney
Scottsdale Majors, a Class B American Legion nine, were eliminated from the Phoenix Class B tourney by Alfred Anderson’s team, 4 to 1. A protest by manager Phil Sheridan about a possibly semi pro opponent was not allowed. In their only other tourney game the Majors beat the Phoenix Pirates 7 to 0. Season totals show 15 wins and four losses with batting averages led by Ortega .581 and Long .806, Ortega as captain. Major Davis sponsored the team.
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Scottsdale
American Legion
Phoenix
Alfred Anderson
Phil Sheridan
Sheridan
Anderson
Peoria Merchants
Majors
Phoenix Pirates
Secottsdalians
David H. Davis
Manuel Ortega
Larry Ives Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in Marines
Laurence C. Ives of the Lary L ranch northeast of Scottsdale earns promotion to Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Marine Corps Reserve. The change was announced by Col. J O Brauer director of the Eleventh Marine Corps Reserve district in Los Angeles.
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Laurence C. Ives
Lary
L" Ranch
Scottsdale
United States Marine Corps Reserve
Col. J. O. Brauer
Eleventh
Marine Corps Reserve District
Los Angeles
Kenton Scott Receives Navy Orders for Active Duty
Scotty's shop co-owner Kenton Scott in the naval reserve has orders to report for active duty September 4 at the Navy Recruiting station in Los Angeles California. He will undergo a physical and receive a duty assignment. Scott holds the rank of Machinist Mate Second Class.
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Kenton Scott
E. G. Scott
Scotty
United States Navy
Navy
Los Angeles
Calif
Scott
Naval Reserve
Benefit Card Party Aids Scottsdale High Band
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary plans a 7:30 p.m. benefit card party at the Calapco building on South Brown Avenue. Proceeds go to a fund to buy uniforms for Scottsdale High School band with help from the Band Parents Association. Central Arizona Light and Power donated the building. Mort Kimsey and staff assist.
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Kenton Scott
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Calapco
South Brown Avenue
Scottsdale High School
Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Mort Kimsey
McCormick Ranch Hosts Open House During Beef Tour
Fowler and Anne McCormick welcome visitors to McCormick Ranch in conjunction with the Southern California Arizona Beef Cattle tour. The open house is set for Friday September 1 at 2 30 p m with John Holman guiding a ranch tour for local attendees.
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McCormick Ranch
Fowler and
Anne McCormick
John Holman
Holman
Registration Dates in Scottsdale Schools Announced
W. W. Dick announces openings for Scottsdale High and Grammar schools on September 11 with half day sessions at 8:35 a.m. Full classes start September 12. Freshman assembly on September 9. Registration for high school students is daily 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. within the district. Grammar school registration begins August 24. Birth certificates needed for kindergartners and first graders. Bus schedule unchanged. Grammar cafeteria opens September 12.
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W. W. Dick
Scottsdale
Grammar School
Pvt. Jack Pipla Heads Overseas Tour From Camp Stoneman
Pvt. Jack Pipla 20, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Pipla of Scottsdale, departed Camp Stoneman August 6 for overseas duty. He previously lived in Scottsdale and Glendale, attended Scottsdale High School and Phoenix Tech, and enlisted September 11, 1949. After basic training he joined the 153 Transportation Port Co. at Camp Stoneman.
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Jack Pipla
Joe Pipla
Scottsdale
Camp Stoneman
Scottsdale High School
Phoenix Tech
Glendale
Pipla
Army
Fort Ord
153 Transportation Port Co
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Buster Spain
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Ernie Corral
Gaylan Bradford
Harold Massey
George Long
Richard Corral
John Reddell
LeRoy Spradling
John Peer
Larry Ives
VFW
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