Trout planted to boost fishing after record opening
In the Open by Jerry McElfresh reports a 750000 trout stocking aimed at drawing anglers. The effort highlights aggressive fishery enhancement and community interest in local angling opportunities.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1965
Page
9
What is a Mess of Fish in Wildlife Views
Arizona Game and Fish coverage discusses catchable trout versus wild stock, noting Knoll Lake success with fingerlings and lower costs than put n take fisheries. It lists stocking rates across Oak Creek Tonto Creeks and several lakes, plus deer hunt applications and a public meeting agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildlife Views
Arizona Game & Fish Department
Jim Tallon
Oak Creek
Christopher
Tonto Creeks
Wood’s Canyon
Cataract
Rose Canyon
Knoll
Oak
Arizona
Game and Fish Department
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Phoenix
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Deer Valley
W. Greenway Rd
U.S. Forest Service
Black Canyon
Pioneer Arizona
Tonto Canyon
Pioneer
Tonto Fish Hatchery
Horseshoe Lake
Roosevelt
White Mountains
Big
Fool's Hollow
Show Low
Greer Lakes
Woodland
Lee Valley
Lima
Lyman
Nelson
North Central
Lee’s Ferry
Lake Powell
Ashurst Lake
Forest
Knoll Lake
Colorado River
Willow Beach
Lake Mohave
Bullhead City
Lake Havasu
Baseball Today Scores and Prospects From The Era
Baseball results show New York defeating Los Angeles 5 to 2 and San Francisco blanking Pittsburgh 8–0. Prolific pitching matchups headline Friday with Sutherland to oppose Leah for the Giants at New York and Drysdale facing Herbert for the Dodgers at Philadelphia. Standings list Minnesota and Chicago atop the AL and Baltimore near the lead with Detroit Cleveland and New York close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
L.A
Pitts
San Fran
Twilley Pitts
Houston
Phila
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
New York
Ala Leah
Sutherland
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Drysdale
Herbert
Pittsburgh
Farrell
Law
Johnson
Gat
Va. Jays
W. L. Pet
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Lolich
Chance
Ford
O’donoghue
Grant Boston
Casnett
Stephenson
Horlen
de Faatter
Kreut
Cineiriati
Pirates
Giants
Reds
Braves
Astros
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Washin McGraw
Dodgers
Jack Fisher
Joe Christopher
Ron Swoboda
Mets
Koufax
Sandy
Bob Veale
Bob Bailey
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Jim Hart
Tom Sisk
Los Angales Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
New York Mets
Regetee
Local Editor Stan Whisenhunt In Memoriam Page Note
Stan Whisenhunt and staff publish Friday edition on August 27 1965 page seven with editorial note honoring the long time editor and announcing upcoming column changes. The brief item marks Whisenhunt as the publication’s editor and notes newsroom leadership.
Crow Faces Crowded Pro Grid Expos Debut
John David Crow, star NFL running back, debuts for the San Francisco Forty-Niners in St Louis this weekend. San Francisco traded from Arizona for Abe Woodson. Exhibition games include NFL and AFL matchups with many rosters and cuts noted as teams prep for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John David Crew
National Football League
St. Louis
San Francisco
Forty- Niners
Crow
Forty-Niners
Cardinals
Abe Woodson
Dallas
Washington Redskins
Chicago
Los Angeles
Nashville
Tenn
New York
Philadelphia
Princeton
N.J
Hight
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Green Bay
Tex
Minnesota
Washington
Charlotte
N.C
Denver
Houston
San Antonio
Buffalo
Kansas City
Wichita
Kan
Boston
Norfolk
San Diego
Oakland
Portland
Ore
Redskins
Ken Webb
Dick Badar
Fred Mazurek
Jack Dean
Bill Hunter
Bill Bodle
Bruce Day
Jerry Reichow
Vikings
Colts
Lou Kirouac
Wildcats face long season as inexperienced lineup forms
Arizona's 1965 football outlook centers on a young Wildcats squad, with coach Jim LaRue warning of a tough campaign. Key figure halfback Brad Hubbert leads a reshaped offense while freshmen and transfers fill the line and secondary as the team prepares for a Sept. 18 opener at Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Jim LaRue
Wildcat
Hubbert
LaRue
Johnson
Rick Johnson
Woody King
Roger Calderwood
Jim Douglas
Ollie Leviege
Escalada
Ken Giovando
Jay Willett
Tom Malloy
Bill Lueck
Arizona State University
Bob Lueck
Steve Mass
Detroit University
Jim White
Lou White
Buddy Doolen
Wildcats
Utah
Salt Lake City
Ferrier Pott Tie Lead at Firestone in American Golf Classic
Johnny Pott and Jim Ferrier each shot 68 to share the lead after the first round of the $100,000 American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club in Akron. Pott holed a 90 foot key putt on the 18th while Ferrier sank a 30 footer to match him. Bobby Nichols shot 69. Nicklaus faltered with 80. Firestone’s monster course was trimmed slightly by elm disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Ohio
UPI
Johnny Pott
Jim Ferrier
Firestone Country Club
Pott
Devils Sign Art Duncan Adds Size to Line
Art Duncan a 6-4 205 pound junior from Glendale Arizona moved to center potential ASU football role this fall after spring drills he finished spring second team behind Bob Lueck while Ed Hopkins a 6 3 218 pound sophomore from Middletown Ohio showed strong end play in drills as Detroit left football ASU eyes new talent for end and line duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pazerski
LaRue
Myers
Bob Beal
Joe Escalada
Art Duncan
Duncan
Letterman Bob Lueck
Art
Glendale
Arizona
Detroit University
ASU
Detroit
Ed Hopkins
Middletown
Ohio
Underdogs surge in chaotic NL pennant chase
Six teams battle for the National League lead as a shocking stretch runs through MLB. The Reds Pirates Mets and Astros win key games while Dodgers Cubs and Cardinals stumble, leaving the pennant race tighter than ever and uncertainty high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Astros
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Pirates
Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tug McGraw
Sandy Koufax
Utah Faces Huge Rebuilding Atop Arizona State Preview
Utah, coming off a 10 of 11 starter losses after a 1964 season that included eight wins and a 32 6 bowl win, enters 1965 with a three man top returnee group led by Rich Groth and John Stipech. Coach Ray Nagel expects Ben Woodson to carry the running game as Utah hosts Arizona on September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awaly
Utes
West Virginia
John Stipech
Rich Groth
Pat McKissick
Greg Kent
Groth
Utah
Ray Nagel
Ben Woodson
Woodson
Ron Coleman
Roger Clineh
Gerald Coggins
Allen Jacobs
Butler
Nelson
Jefferson
Parker
Jim Kelly
Notre Dame
Gary Baliman
Clendon Thomas
John Henry Johnson
Clarence Peaks
Johnson
Steelers
Charlie Bradshaw
Seaves
Frank Mallick
Washington Redskins
Sonny Jurgenson
Steelers Faithful See Ed Brown as Too Long in the Arm
Pittsburgh coach Buddy Parker weighs Ed Brown as overextended while praising Bill Nelson and rookies Jefferson and Butler after a strong showing in an Atlanta exhibition. The Steelers boast seasoned linemen and a solid defense as they eye the 1965 Eastern Division race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Cernkovic
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh
UPI
Sheridan
Whiteside
Ed Brown
Shaggyhaired Brown
Buddy Parker
Layne
Brown
Bill Nelson
Steelers
Minnesota Vikings
Atlanta
USC
Vikings
Nelson
Roy Jeberaar
Yeetting
Nations League snapshot since August 21
A quick look at how the ten teams in the National League have fared since August 21 to shape the present standings and competitive balance across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Also Mentioned on This Page
Open
By Jerry McElfresh
Baseball Today
Stan Whisenhunt
Ferrier, Pott
Meet
The
Devils
Fred Down
Spo
Rts
National League
Arizona State University of Arizona
By David Hurlbert
Salt Lake City, Utah
Western Athletic Conference
University of Arizona
Bobby Layne
Steeler
Fabulous Safari Hotel
Scottsdale
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