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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1963

Page

7

Coronado Dons Honor Banquet Recipients At Fall Sports Event

Coronado High School capped its fall sports banquet with multiple top honors. Tim Leveque earned outstanding cross country. Roger Reinke was most valuable football back. Don Walsh was most valuable lineman. Darryl Bair won defensive MVP. Keith Hoffmann and Jim Dycus received Player of the Future and Daily Labor awards.

Roger Reinke Don Walsh Tim Leveque Coronado High School Pat Davis Don Grid Dean Burleson Robyn Chapman Jeff Pohl Terry Brenner Keith Hoffman Bruce Koch Darryl Barr Greg Robinson Eddie Morris Dick McCombs Jim Purtill Dennis McCready Mike Smith Terry Bloss Doug Pritchard Paul Hanley Chuck Licci Tom Dahl Jim Dycus Mike Biehl Steve Walker Tim Huston Steve Hopkins Lloyd Love Bob Jennings Richard Claver Pat Huston Gary Rodgers Steve Smith Russell Chick Jay McCauley Tim Zedon Jim Riggs Doug Stewart Tim Hood Pohl Burleson Reinke Walker Don Les Finger Ron Wanderley Ed Anderson George Vemich Theo Heap Larry Kahn Bob Rennells Steve Comer Dick Johnson John Kretschman George Frondorf Stacey Jones John Saylor Steve Godziak Heap

Beavers Open 1963 64 Season At Mesa High

Scottsdale High faces height and experience gaps as it opens the season at Mesa High. Returnees Bob Garmon and Curt Tarkington anchor a small senior class with 13 juniors. Transfers Doug Kruidener Tom Luge Andy Ylisto and John Zenor join a hopeful squad aiming to overcome last year’s forfeit impact and varsity inexperience.

Scottsdale High Mesa High Bob Garmon Curt Tarkington Beavers Garmon Tarkington Scottsdale Doug Kruidener Mike Scottsdale Jayvees Tom Luge Andy Ylisto John Zenor Luge Coronado Ylisto Nevada Zenor Brophy Prep

Judson Cagers Open Saturday

Judson Cougars start the 1963-64 basketball season with a Saturday game against Antelope High School. The football team captured the Independent Class B state championship this year and basketball could mirror that success.

Judson Cagers Open Judson Cougers Antelope High School

Phoenix College star Jimmy Jones earns NJCAA first team honor

Jimmy Jones, a 165 pound halfback at Phoenix College, was named to the NJCAA All-America first team. He set a school rushing record with 870 yards on 117 carries this season and finished his two year career with 2,014 total yards, another school mark.

Phoenix UPI Jimmy Jones Phoenix College Junior College Athletic Association Little Speedster

Dons Titans Compete for State Cross Country Title at Papago Park

Tomorrow at 11 00 a m the top cross country runners in the state will set off for the State Meet at Papago Park with both the Dons and Titans in title contention.

Dons Titans Coronado Papago Park Tim Levenque Steve Godzsak Dick Johnson Steve Comer Larry Kahn Tim Godzsak Comer Larry Vemich Kofa Phoenix Tinion

Three Devils dominate 1963 WAC football all star selections

Arizona State leads with back Tony Lorick named back of the year and six ASU players on the first team along with Utah three on the squad. Utah end Roy Jefferson earns lineman of the year honors as coach Frank Kush of ASU is named coach of the year. New Mexico places three linemen on first team.

Salt Lake City Arizona State New Mexico Utah United Press International Tony Lorick Roy Jefferson Frank Kush Lorick Charley Taylor Joe Rush Wayne Trudik Jack Abendschan Eddie Stokes Lobos Hertzfeldt Chico Calif Taylor Jacobs Herman Harrison Tom Delaney Wyoming Don Quinn Carl Banker Brigham Young Bill Levine Jerry Miller John Briscoe Arizona

Bell, Harrison Lead In Roadrunner Tourney

Jack Bell of Tubac and E J Dutch Harrison were tied at 133 entering the third round of the Roadrunner Invitational in Scottsdale. Bell shot a 4 under par 66 after a 67 opening. Harrison had 64 first day and 69 Thursday. Play continued today at Scottsdale Country Club.

Roadrunner Frank Stranahan Arizona Country Club Stranahan Eric Seidel Scottsdale UPI Jack Bell Tubac E.J. “Dutch” Harrison Bell Harrison Scottsdale Country Club

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