ASU Coach Kush outlines 1965 outlook and challenges
Arizona State coach Frank Kush spoke to the Scottsdale Quarterback Club detailing key factors for the 1965 season. He cited the need for a solid running attack and a dependable linebacker, warned of offensive inexperience and defensive depth, and blamed past recruiting for a backs shortage. Kush emphasized more running, praised passer John Goodman and receiver Hawkins, and noted Camp Tontozona prep with an Sept. 18 BYU opener.
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Arizona State University
Frank Rush
Scottsdale
Kush
Sun Devils
Jim Bramlett
Ben Hawkins
ASU
Chuck Hunt
Devils
Ron Scarfo
Frank
Wyoming
Arizona State
Larry Todd
Henry Carr
Hal Lewis
Tempe
Todd
Carr, Lewis
Utah
Arizona
John Goodman Ca
Hawkins
Pines
Payson
Camp
Tontozona
Brigham Young University
Cowboys scouting report shows strong defense and troubled offense
Dallas fans hear the Cowboys defense, led by Lilly Colvin Andrie Stephens, is stronger than last year, while the revamped offensive line struggles in exhibitions. Losses to the Rams and 49ers spotlight a weak ground game and a passable but limited aerial attack.
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UPI
National Football League
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Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco Forty Niners
Tom Landry
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Landry
Cowboys
Bob Lilly
Jim Colvin
George Andrie
Maury Youmans
Larry Stephens
Rand
Packers
Rams
Huskies
Ram Merlin Olsen
Losers Winning Classic At Akron
The American Golf Classic standings after 36 holes show four of the seven leaders without a win this year. Bob Nichols and Al Geiberger shared the lead at 139, Palmer and Charles one stroke behind, Rudolph and Rule at 141, Knudson solo at 141, and Lou Gehrig? No, Lou Nichols added 70 to 69 aiming for his first victory since April Houston Classic. Geiberger posted 69 beside his 70 first round to move up.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Bobby Nichols
al Geiberger
Arnold Palmer
Bob Charles
Stocky Mason Rudolph
Jack Rule
George Knudson
Nichols
Louisville
Gejberger
Kipchange Keino Shatters 3000-Meter Mark in Sweden
Kipchange Keino of Kenya clocked 7:39.5 for 3000 meters in Haelsingborg, shaving 6.5 seconds from the world record set by Franz Herrmann of East Germany last month. It was his first attempt at the distance.
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Haelsingborg
Sweden
UPI
Kipchange Keino
Kenya
Keino
Franz Hermann
East Germany
Huigens wins Villa Monterey youth golf tourney
Bob Huigens shot a three over par 63 to win the Villa Monterey youth event at Villa Monterey Golf Course. Bob Mayer took second with 67, Craig Campbell third with 72. 27 golfers entered and 22 awards were handed out, with Sue Huigens the only girl in the field.
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Jim
Bob Huigens
Villa Monterey
Villa Monterey Golf Course
Huigens
Bob Mayer
Craig Campbell
Sue Huigens
Bob
Davis
Dorsey
Baseball Scores On A Day Of Twists And Runs
Baseball results from a busy night slate include Chicago edging Boston 3 to 2 in the first and Boston rebounding 6 to 1 in the second twilight. Washington beat Baltimore 2 to 1 in 10 innings, while Minnesota shut out Cleveland 7 nothing. Pittsburgh topped Houston 10 to 9 in 11 innings, and St Louis defeated Cincinnati 6 to 5 in 14 innings.
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Boston
Washington
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San Francisco
N.Y
Phila
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cin
Houston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Washington Boston
W. L. Pet
Chicago Houston
Aussie bids for Senior golf title face first foreign winner
Australian golfer Jack Barker from Sydney meets Adrian French of Los Angeles in Colorado Springs as he aims to become the first foreign champion of the World Seniors golf championship. Barker, last year’s runner up, had defeated Ben Cher y of Omaha to reach this round.
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Colp
UPI
Jack Barker
Sydney
Adrian French
Los Angeles
Barker
Tunnerup
Ben
Chery
Omaha
Sale of Stock in Trade of Tom Eaves Garage & Body Shop
Notice of bulk sale under Arizona law for the Tom Eaves Garage & Body Shop at 7116 East Thomas Road Scottsdale to Garrett B. Putnam. Sale set for September 3 1965 at 2:00 PM with claims due by September 10 1965. Delivery of stock September 8 1965. buyer assumes liabilities after that date. notice dated August 21 1966.
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Arizona
Cook & Preston
Attorneys At Law
North 7Th Street
Phoenix
Clyde Waltenburg
John Ridler
Vendee
Lil and Clyde
North Brown Avenue
Scottsdale
Loeb
Special Bond Election Called for Scottsdale Civic Center Plan
The mayor and city council order a special bond election for September 28 1965 in Scottsdale Arizona to seek voters approval of general obligation bonds totaling 3 etc 2 192 000 for civic center and park improvements including a city hall library galleries and grounds. eligible electors will vote at listed polling places on the consent question and bond issuance limits.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
East Indian School
Hohokam
East Oak Street
Yavapal
North 76Th
Tonalea
Mohaven
North 86Th Street
Marcopa County
City of Scottsdale
Scottadale
Marfcops County
Asie i
Ted Mitt
Scottsdale bonds seek funds for parks and storage facility
The City of Scottsdale proposes bonds not exceeding 965 000 dollars to purchase park sites and develop parks and a recreational building. Series may be issued over 30 years at up to 5 percent interest with semi annual payments. A second project seeks 70 000 dollars for a storage facility to repair equipment. Public notices set polling places and election officials for a special bond election on date in October 1965.
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Scottsdale
City of Scottsdale
Scotiadale
Arizona
Marienoa County
Bank of Scottsdale to Auction 1964 Oldsmobile Convertible
Bank of Scottsdale schedules a public auction for cash of a 1964 Oldsmobile Convertible ID 8440011707 registered to Marton. Sale set for 10:00 A M September 8 1965 at 563 North Old Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Arizona under a chattel mortgage conditional sale contract.
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Oldsmobile
Marton “Jolly
Old Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
Arizona
Scottsdale Planning Commission Public Hearing Notice 1965
Scottsdale Arizona planning commission announces a public hearing on September 18 1965 at 8 00 P M in the court room 181 E Main St to consider rezoning properties from FR1-10 and R1-15 to R-4 and R-3 C-3 commercial use plus use permit for a service station expansion amendments to zoning ordinance 147 including private swimming pool and rear yard provisions all interested property owners are invited to attend dated August 26 1965 signed by chairman and secretary
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Main Street
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69Th Street
Camelback Mall
Arizona Canal
Exeter Boulevard
Hayden Road
Scottsdale Road
Camelback
Planning Department
Indian School
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