Blades to Race at Bee Line Dragway in 1960s Scottsdale
Del Blades of Scottsdale drives the Blades Engine Special 1960 Chevrolet in the Bee Line Dragway event. Competing under the new Femula System Top Stock Eliminator, he holds a .500 batting average and has a storied racing history since 1960. The Winter Nationals at Bee Line, Feb 7–9, feature Don Garlits and others, with trials Sunday at 9 and eliminations at 2. Bee Line Dragway lies four miles north of East McDowell Road on Hartline Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Blades
Scottsdale
Bee Line Dragway
Del
Chevrolet
Jim Rodgers
Southwest
East McDowell Road
Hartline Highway
Blades
Coronado Dons Grab Division I Lead With 64 43 Win
Coronado high school moved into first in Division I with a 64 43 victory over Westwood. Jeff Mackey led the Dons with 29 points as Tempe Buffaloes fell to Chandler in the same night. Mackey scored near half the team total while Jim Purtis and Lloyd Love added solid contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado Dons
Westwood
Tempe Buffaloes
Chandler
Jeff Mackey
Westwood Warriors
Mackey
Theo Heap
Jeff
Lloyd Love
Craig Carrington
Jim Purtis
Dons
Coronado
Jim Purtill
Pat Huston
Steve Bowen
Jeff Pohl
Steve Hopkins
Dons Hold Half-Game Lead After Narrow Win
The Dons won 69 to 67 to stretch their lead to a half game over Tempe. Tempe trails while the Dons are idle tonight in a key conference race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dons
Tempe
Tonichf
Coronado JV Dominate Westwood To Reach Eighth Win
The Don JV rolled to a 64 42 victory over Westwood Warriors to extend their season mark to eight wins Vaughn Perkins led all scorers with 19 points showing an aggressive, accurate night Perkins is among the program’s top scorers The Dons built a 10 point halftime lead and widened the gap in the final period under coach George LeSatz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Westwood
Dons
Warriors
Don JV
Westwood Warriors
Vaughn Perkins
Perkins
George LeSatz
Garcia Outpoints Compari in Milan Bout
Angel Garcia from Cuba outpointed Italy's Giordano Compari in Milan in a ten round lightweight contest. Garcia improves his record as the UPI reports the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Milan
Italy
UPI
Angel (Robinson) Garcia
Cuba
Giordano Compari
Beavers Fall To Criminals 54-48 In Home Game
Scottsdale High loses 54 to 48 as Yuma Criminals take early lead then hold on. Bob Garmon scores 21 for Scottsdale with nine field goals and three free throws. Yuma's Ron Harris nets 16 and Dick Beltran 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimcar
Scottsdale High
Bob Garmon
Yuma
Scottsdale
Garmon
Crims
Beavers
Ron Harris
Dick Beltran
Harris
Beltran
Scottsdalians
Mike Lambert
Garrion
Jim Haden
Ed Lukavics
Paul Larson
Wildcats and Sun Devils clash for WAC leadership in Provo
New Mexico and Utah survive openers and lead the Western Athletic Conference as Arizona hosts New Mexico State and Arizona State faces Colorado State in the league night. Utah and New Mexico split non league and the Provo game will determine the top spot in the WAC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Utah
United Press International
Provo
Arizona
WAC
New Mexico State
Arizona State University
Colorado State University
Bruce Larsen
Arizona Club
Beaver Matmen Extend Winning Streak With Westwood Victory
The Beavers rolled to a 24 16 win over Westwood in the Westwood gym extending a seven match run. Scottsdale coach Bill Roberts praised Ruoho Ebert and Bergold for comeback wins despite Gary Righettini's 95 pound loss. Junior varsity won 27 15 while frosh fell 61 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cavalliere
Greg Courdes
Gary Ruohe
Tim Smallsteed
Barry Ebert
Jim Puntenney
Alan Bergold
Rex Baumgartner
Scottsdale
Beavers
Westwood
Gary Righettini
Bill Roberts
Ruoho
Ebert
Bergold
Greg Rusnack
Mike Betonti
Steve
Scottsdale Wins Dual Meet Over Westwood In Closely Contested Bout
Scottsdale tops Westwood 24 16 with multiple decisions and pins. Notable results include Blake winning at 97 and Cavalliere and Rupho earning decisions for Scottsdale while Mesa and Coronado posted JV and varsity scores against opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood
Tom Noland
Duane Bledsoe
Local High School Scores And Standings Report
Division I basketball results show Chandler over Tempe 69 67 Yuma 54 Scottsdale 48 Arcadia 74 Casa Grande 51 and Mesa 55 Kofa 45 Coronado 64 Westwood 43. Tonight's games include Casa Grande at Tempe Yuma at Westwood Scottsdale at Chandler with Scottsdale Men's Winter League in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Tempe
Yuma
Scottsdale
Arcadia
Casa Grande
Mesa
Kofa
Coronado
Westwood
Arcadia Mesa
Arcadia Titans rout Casa Grande Cougars 74 to 51
Arcadia high scorers Bill Blakely with 26 and John Van Reusen with 25 led the Titans to a 74 51 Division 1 victory over Casa Grande. The win lifts Arcadia to 5 2 on the season and they host Yuma Kofa next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa Grande
Arcadia
Titans
Casa Grande Cougars
Mesa
Yuma Kofa
Lou Hallman
Tom Farmer
Alan Pixler
Cougars
Adler
Widmark
Shore
Blakely
van Reusen
Skinner
Cole
Freiss
Famrer
Rascon
Pixler
Lopez
Thompson
Brown
Keeton
Johnston
Mesquita
Verdusco
Seton Defeats Judson 44 38 In Slow Sunset Bout
Seton Cougers upset Judson 44 to 38 as Don Miller led Seton with 12 points. Dick Gwinn scored first for Judson, while Rex Wilmans and Denny Christopherson contributed midgame goals. The final quarter saw Miller and Wilmans add points as Seton widened its lead to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Cougers
Seton
Don Miller
Dick Gwinn
Gwinn
Richard Moe
Couger Cagers
Tis
Rex Wilmans
Denny Christopherson
Bob Seff
Seff
Cougers
Judson
Wilmans
Miller
Christopherson
Setons
Lone bettor wins big at Turf Paradise
A lone bettor won 7182.40 dollars at Turf Paradise on Friday by correctly selecting General Action and Never bin as the top two in the sixth race and Buy Hickory and Twenty Dreams in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Turf Paradise
General Action
Neverbin
Hickory
Twenty Dreams
Bud Wilkin Resigns as Oklahoma Football Coach
Veteran coach Bud Wilkin resigns as head football coach at the University of Oklahoma. The move ends his tenure and triggers search for a new leader of the Sooners program.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ft. Worth Texas
Don Garlits
Lou Cangelouse
Bobby
American Hot Rod Association
Bee Line
Rip Westwood
Baker Hendricks
Coronado High
Heap
Arth Holt
Westwood Warrior
Coronado JV
Wrap Warriors
Coronado FG
Dan Williams
Dick McCombs
Terry Brenner
Bruce Pitzer
Dick Smail
Ing
Yumans
Crim
Carmsn
Lambert
Luge
Lukavics
Haden
ASU
CSU
Wildcats
Coleaders
Ute Fieldhouse
Salt Lake City
Utes
Brigham Young University
Spence Thurgood
Wyoming
Cowboys
BYU
Thurgood
Flynn Robinson
George Fisher
Ira Harge
Harge
John Fairchild
Larry Harris
Warren Rustand
Colorado State
Beaver Matmen
Blake
Noland
Winterton
Murphy
Cavalliere
Gifford
Coubdus
Russell
Rupho
Velasquez
Smallsreed
Simmons
Webb
Puntenney
Michel
Berguold
Santa Cruz
Shawyer
Shadid
Griffin
Bledsoe
Baumgardner
Waggoner
Jayvee
Guterrez
Jimenez
Hill
Smith
Drew Lissier
Morrison
Austin
Garrell
Randall
Osman
Stapley
Robinson
Chapman
Starks
Hannley
Kearns
Beal
Davis
Brubaler
Hwt -Walker
Sigma Phi
Scotts Elem
Hunders
Morris Sporting
Hustlers
Carky Hilsaheck
Jim Urie
Bob Shoemaker
Harry Luge
Raul Disarufino
Horton
Stephans
Hawkins
Schmietenhop
Honeywell
IR Post Office
Toneywell
Mack
Stermen
Hokanson
Nelson
Walsh
Post Office
Dickson Electronica
National Auto Glass
Diclson
Risley
Keritt
Diveley
National Auto Hooper
Denner Line
McCumby
Heinlen
Love
MeComormie
Seton Trips
By Lee Gould
Bud
Racing Sew
Greyhound Park
East
Washington
Jack Hill Bank of
THE
Fandly Bank
Fuller Insurance Agency
N. Craftsman Court
Bank of Scottsdale
N. Scottsdale Rd
5Th Ave
Roa
Carpet Mart Yne
ROY Alweve Armstrong Magee Roxbury
America
Old
Scottsdale Rd