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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1953

Page

4

Baseball Season Opens On Tuesday In Scottsdale

The Scottsdale Beavers schedule five Class A opponents led by St Mary's and West High with Mas sey Field debuting for Harold Massey Memorial. Key pitcher Lee Roy Spradling anchors hopes plus Everett Spradling and Adrian Rangel provide depth as returners and fresh star power mixes with a basketball distraction for several players.

Scottsdale Beavers West High Glendale Phoenix Tech Yuma St. Mary’s Bill Kelle St. Mary’s Knights Scottsdale Massey Harold Massey Scottsdale High School Lee Roy Spradling Sprad Everett Spradling Lee Roxy Adrian Rangel Bob Stone John Peer B. Chapman Glen Richardson

Yount brothers chase junior glory in Valley Open tennis

Bob Yount and his brother Dave headline a strong Beaver squad in the Valley Open junior division. Bob seeks top honors after reaching the Phoenix meet final rounds while Dave advances to quarter finals. Beaver athletes, coached by Seldon Windes, have dominated Interscholastic play, beating Mesa Judson Tempe High Phoenix Union and West High, with a lone early season draw against Glendale.

Bob Yount Dave Jerry Jocky Glendale Ace Bob Phoenix Dave Yount Beaver Mesa Judson Tempe High Phoenix Union West High Glendale Seldon Windes Bob Linneman Andy Castle Jim Jenks Jim Stillman

Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for Blood Drive and War Aid

Red Cross appeals to mothers to volunteer for the 1952 blood drive to support polio fight and wounded veterans. The campaign aims to recruit volunteers for ten calls on Monday or Tuesday, with a county goal of 232 069 and more than 50 000 volunteer hours last year.

Red Cross Korea Maricopa County

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