Friends figure in Hunter case
A Christmas themed look at Jim Catfish Hunter and his ties to Dick Williams Charlie Finley and other figures in baseball. The piece notes Hunter's free agent status and speculates on a possible Angels bid highlighting Gene Autry Harry Dalton and the Williams connection. It ends with a Christmas wish for friends.
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Milton Richman
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New York
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Catfish Hunter
Dick Williams
Charlie Finley
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Hunter-Williams
McCoy
Jim Hunter
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California Angels
Angels
Catfish ‘Hunter
Nolan Ryan
Frank Tanana
Cardinals
Reggie Smith
Andy Hassler
Bill Singer
Gene Autry
Walter O'Malley
Harry Dalton
Ron Santo
White Sox
Cubs
Santo
Chicago
Williams
The
A’s
Hertford
N.C
Bruins Return to Action in Top Ranked Showdown
UCLA, ranked third and unbeaten in four starts, hosts 17th ranked Memphis State in its first game after a 13 day layoff due to finals. Notre Dame, 11th and 4-1, visits Saturday as UCLA aims to rebound from last season’s NCAA semifinal loss. Marion Hillard leads Memphis State with 25 rebounds earlier this season.
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UPI
UCLA
Memphis State
Bruins
Bruin
John Wooden
Notre Dame
Indiana
North Carolina State
Marion
Ralph Drollinger
Richard Washington
Washington
Brown
Georgia
DePaul
San Jose State
Colorado
San Diego State
Women's golf results and monkey foursomes from area clubs
Combined 134 won top flight at Villa Monterey Country Club with Zada Pilster and Carol Reese. Middle flights led by Helen Adams and Dorothy Stafford at 140. Bonnie Mueller and Delphine Mayne 138 in low flights. At Arizona Country Club monkey foursomes Lois Riley and teammates topped play. Willie Cook's team second. June Pratt led Flight A with 11 under half handicap. Jeanne Ragsdale and Ann Tucker posted low scores in their flights. Elsie Hands paced T and S Holes at Valley Country Club. various flight leaders and ties noted. Paradise Valley best ball foursome top score 59. Coronado Golf Course low grass champions include Pat Martin 35 and Mary Ann Thomas 36.
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Zada Pilster
Carol Reese
Villa Monterey Country Club
Helen Adams
Dorothy Stafford
Bonnie Mueller
Delphine Mayne
Arizona Country Club
Lois Riley
Dottie Hedges
Coleen Draklich
Peg Glascow
Willie Cook
Lois Grohs
Pat Hecht
Jan Curtis
Irma Nelson
Roberta Werry
Genny Gormley
Geri Cavanagh
Beverly McKibben
Harriett Frische
Betty Winsryg
Paradise Valley Country Club
Suzie Cahill
B. J. Lippencott
Alice Canning
Jo Wolfe
Louise Jerry
Harriett Bonney
Helen Gwinn
Lou Case
Coronado Golf Course
Pat Martin
Mary Ann Thomas
Angie Dinquel
Betty Huber
Jan Bowling
Barbara Carroll
Joyce Baczynski
Shadow Mountain JV and Freshmen Triumph Over Paradise Valley
Shadow Mountain junior varsity edged Paradise Valley 33 to 30 while PV freshmen defeated Shadow Mountain 57 to 11 on Thursday. Shadow Mountain coach Craig Anderson previously guided PV to last year’s Skyline Division title. PV pins were earned by Kyle Cooper Terry Herndon and Bart Overby. PV freshmen pins by Henry Pressnell George Hiler Don Grim Darryl Sullivan Russ Stuart Mike Jones Ed Yates and Terry Jones.
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Paradise Valley
Shadow Mountain
Craig Anderson
Kyle Cooper
Terry Herndon
Bart Overby
Henry Pressnell
George Hiler
Don Grim
Darryl Sullivan
Russ Stuart
Mike Jones
Ed Yates
Terry Jones
Antelopes Meet Occidental In GCI Championship Game
Grand Canyon College aims for a seventh straight win as it faces Occidental College of California in the Grand Canyon Invitational Basketball Tournament championship tonight in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
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Grand Canyon College
Occidental College of California
Vicks Picks Power Morning Card at Turf Paradise
Veteran handicapper Ken Vick lists 10 races with horses such as Agile Ed Wandering Yoso Little Tears and Fasten as top picks. Comments follow each selection noting pace and chances.
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Turf Paradise
Dumbeau
Joey
Yoso
Jennie
Broom
Bit
Moondust
Atterol
Ace
Bloomin Hs
Fort Nelson
Frann Ann
Kingpasser
Miss Mundo
Petrone
Royal Tanner
Kitty Blue
Pavilion Royal
Lord Labley
Luce
Longshot
Phoenix Open tickets on sale for 1974 event at Phoenix Country Club
The 1974 Phoenix Open at Phoenix Country Club runs January 9 to 12 with a $150000 purse. Defending champion Johnny Miller and stars Lee Trevino and Dave Stockton headline a field of over 125 pros. Season tickets cover seven days for $30. daily general admission ranges from 2 to 7 dollars.
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Phoenix Country Club
Phoenix Thunderbirds
Johnny Miller
Lee Trevino
Dave Stockton
Bruce Crampton
Homero Blancas
Miller Barber
Dale Douglass
Gene Littler
Rod Funseth
Fasten and Miss Mundo Lead Trials at Arizona Downs
Two trials for the Arizona Paradise Futurity top Saturday's Turf Paradise program. Leading the divisions are Fasten and Miss Mundo, with Miss Mundo posting the meeting's fastest six furlongs time 1:09.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Paradise
Arizona
Scottsdale Tennis Test Deadline Set For City Tournament
A Christmas tennis tournament sponsored by the City of Scottsdale Community Services runs Thursday to Sunday at Saguaro High School. Open to men, women, and children with two skill levels. Entry fee 25 cents per person per division. Deadline 5 p.m. Monday at the Community Services office 3739 Civic Center Plaza. Trophies to top two and ribbons to top four. players must provide their own balls and rackets.
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Scottsdale
Saguaro High School
Public Services
City of Scottsdale Community Services Office
Civic Center Plaza
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