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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1965

Page

7

AAU boss accuses NCAA of grave injustice to athletes

AAU President Clifford Buck told delegates that the NCAA is harming U.S. world sports chances and must rejoin the team or the AAU will revise Olympic selection. He urged arbitration by a panel named by Vice President Humphrey and criticized NCAA control of track and field. Buck argued the NCAA seeks a power grab and noted a moratorium on punitive actions between groups.

AAU U.S Mexico City Buck International Olympic Committee U.S. Olympic Committee Humphrey NCAA Magnuson

Docks to be built at Saguaro and Canyon lakes this year

Three 60 foot docks will be placed at Saguaro and Canyon lakes using Arizona Lake Improvement Fund money from marine fuels sales. One at Saguaro near Ramp No 2. two at Canyon at Palo Verde and The Point. Docks in three hinged sections for water level changes. Work to begin soon per Tonto National Forest.

Saguaro Canyon Lakes Maricopa County Arizona Lake Improvement Fund Saguaro Lake Canyon Lake Palo Verde Salt

Mayer wins 1965 PPK contest in Los Angeles

Hal Mayer, 13, of Scottsdale, Arizona, won the eight to 13 age group in the Ford Punt Pass and Kick competition at Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles before the Rams Packers game. Winners from six states advance to December semifinals and later the Orange Bowl national final. The program is NFL sponsored with Ford Dealers of America. Mayer's dealer is Paradise Ford in Scottsdale. An all expense tour to Washington, D. C. and the White House visit awaits division champions and their parents.

Scottsdale Hal Mayer L.A. Rams Charlie Cowan Jack Snow Hollywood Hal Los Angeles Calif E. Roosevelt Memorial Coliseum L. A. Rams Green Bay Packers Colorado Arizona New Mexico California NFL Ford Dealers of America Hal May Chase Mersey Paradise Ford Sales Scottsdale Boy’s Club Herbert Cohen Pp&e Washington, D.C White House

Garrett Heads All Star West Team For Shrine Game

Mike Garrett, Southern California star, leads a 25 man West squad for the 41st East West Shrine game at Kezar Stadium. He will finish his college career with 1 440 rushing yards this season and a 3 225 career NCAA total. Ben Hawkins of Arizona State is named to the West backfield with West quarterbacks including Paul Stein.

Mesa Jim Tallon Game Department Camp Verde Tallon Afghanistan Phoenix Painted Rock Highway 89 San Francisco UPI Mike Garrett Kezar Stadium Garrett Keisman

Stars of the Air Force Football Team Named for 1970s Squad

The Air Force and Ted Hullin of Washington bloom as key names with Stein guiding the Falcons to three wins this year. Hullin threw 14 touchdown passes as other top backs include Walt Garrison Oklahoma State Charley Harraway San Jose State Ray Handley Stanford Ron Medved Washington Hawkins and receivers Gary Garrison San Diego State Ray Palm Oregon and Ron Sbranti Utah State. The squad, led by John Ralston Stanford, features a strong linebacker group with Carl McAdams Oklahoma Jack O Billovich Oregon State and Dave Tobey Oregon and defensive specialists Sbranti, Smith, Foster, and Forsberg.

Air Force Ted Hullin Washington Stein Falcons Hullin Walt Garrison Oklahoma State Charley Harraway San Jose State Ray Handley Stanford Ron Medved Hawkins Gary Garrison San Diego State Ray Palm Oregon Ron Sbranti Utah State John Ralston Carl McAdams Oklahoma Jack O’billovich Oregon State Dave Tobey Sbranti USC Jeff Smith Wayne Foster Washington State Fred Forsberg Charles Harper

Mooney Leads by Four at Roadrunners Invitational

Jim Mooney shot a one-under 69 to extend his 36-hole total to 131 and hold a four stroke lead at halfway in Scottsdale. Cliff Whittle sits second, with Johnny Bulla and Steve Opperman tied for third five back. Al Chandler fired a 67 but remains at 141.

Scottsdale UPI Arizona Country Club Jim Mooney Scottsdale Country Club Mooney Cliff Whittle Johnny Bulla Steve Opperman

Tucson Faces Yuma for Class AA State Football Crown

Top ranked Tucson carries a 12-0 record to University of Arizona Stadium to meet Yuma Criminals, 8-2, for the Class AA title. Regarded as a tough league, Yuma relies on backs Ron Jessie Tom Kelly and Phil Gephart while Tucson features Lew Cook Dave Jones Eddie Miller. Rich Alday quarterbacks Tucson. Dick Timmons calls signals for Yuma. Eloy meets Peoria for Class A at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe after Eloy averaged 44 points per game.

Tucson UPI Yuma University of Arizona Ron Jessie Tom Kelly Phil Gephart Lew Cook Dave Jones Eddie Miller Badgers Bill Dawson Ron Shaw Russell Smith Mickey Wommack Criminals Mesa Westwood Mesa Arcadia Coronado Scottsdale Rich Alday Badger Dick Timmons Sun Devil Tempe Fensive Eloy Peoria Panthers Winslow

Tarinelli Opens New Butcher Shop December 7

John C. Tarinelli Sr announces the relaunch of Tarinelli's Butcher Shop rebuilt after a July fire that destroyed Gladstone's Meats. He vows to offer the same quality meats at low prices, serving Phoenix with 35 years in the trade and prior leadership roles in Trumbull Connecticut organizations.

Phoenix John C. Tarinelli Gladstone's Meats Tarinelli E. Mulberry Dr Gladstone's Market N. Scottsdale Rd Trumbull Conn

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