Richardson Defends Astros Trade of Staub for Clendenon Alou
Houston general manager Milton Richman backs trading Rusty Staub to Montreal for Donn Clendenon Jesus Alou and other deals. He notes Clendenon can play first base two to three years and hit 300 in Houston. Staub had been a standout but the moves aimed to balance the lineup and obtain right handed hitters.
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Richardson
Houston Astros
Rusty Staub
Houston
Montreal
Donn
Clendenon
Jesus Alou
Staub
Astros
RBI
Alau
Alou
Curt Blefary
Baltimore
Mike Cuellar
Edwards
St. Louis
Dave Giusti
Expos
The
Ollie Brown
Giants
Richard
Grady
Hatton
Gene Mauch
San Francisco
Maudh
Aloui
Ted
Este
Fanning
Bi “J
Washington
Policecapture city playoff in Scottsdale High gym
The Police Department opened a 19-10 lead in the first period and never looked back, beating Parks Dept 51-46 to win the city services basketball tournament. Jerry Dawson scored 25 for Police with Larry Rives adding 13. Bill Godward led Parks with 15 and Pat Huston had 11. Don Skousen had 12 for General Services in a 39-34 Consolation win over Public Works. Jim Marchbanks led the losers with 13 and Pete Chavez added 10.
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Police Department
Parks Dept
Services
Scottsdale High
Jerry Dawson
Larry Rives
Bill Godward
Pat Huston
Don Skousen
Dave ‘Harris
Bert Rasband
General Services
Public Works
Jim Marchbanks
Pete Chavez
Robert Brooks
Rallying Devils to battle Loyola
Arizona State University the Sun Devils, 10 games left, host Loyola University of Los Angeles at 8 05 p m after a 6 p m warmup. Coach Ned Walk reshaped the lineup with a four forward offense as guards suffer injuries. Loyola features fresh sophomores led by Jim Haderlein 19 points 13 rebounds per game and 31 points 22 rebounds in a top West Coast season.
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Arizona State University
Sun’ Devils
Loyola
University of Los Angeles
Sun Imps
Northern Arizona University
ASU
Arizona
Tempe
Devils
Ned ‘Walk
Steve Reash
Jay Arnote
Brigham Young
Tom Douthit
Walk
New Mexico
Wyoming
Utah
Dick Baker
Lions
Jim Haderlein
West Coast
Haderlein
Sabercats Move Game Venue From Saguaro to Yuma
The Yuma-Saguaro basketball game will be played in Yuma tonight rather than at Saguaro due to wrestling events in Yuma on Feb 15. The Arcadia at Yuma game on Feb 14 moves to Scottsdale, and the Saguaro game the next night shifts as well. other tonight’s games remain unchanged with Coronado hosting McClintock, Scottsdale hosting Kofa, and Arcadia at Tempe.
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Yuma-Saguaro
Yuma
Saguaro
Arcadia
Scottsdale
Coronado
McClintock
Kofa
Tempe
Hawks stay undefeated in BC league with win over 79ers
Doug Koenig and Jeff Randall each scored 10 points to lift the Hawks to a 30-21 victory over the 79ers in the Boys Club midget basketball league. Bob Novascone led the losers with 10. In the other game Mike Wagner had seven and Jody Nunez four as the Celtics edged the Lakers 13-10 for their first win, making them 1-5.
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Doug Koenig
Jeff Randall
Hawks
79Ers
Bob
Golf Ladies lead in President's Cup rounds at Scottsdale Club
Pat Hirsch posts a low net of 74 and Doris Mapes a low gross 89 to lead the Class A group in the Presidents Cup at Scottsdale Country Club after round two. In Class B Gloria Knoyer scores 97 gross while Ruth Martin nets 74. In Class C Madelyn Hendricks 107 gross and Louise Dillon 78 net.
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Pat Hirsch
Doris Mapes
Scottsdale Country
Gloria Knoyer
Ruth Martin
Madelyn Hendricks
Louise Dillon
Ex-Titan star picked in college football draft
Mike Loper, a 1965 Arcadia graduate and BYU senior, was selected by the San Francisco 49ers in the college football draft. Loper, a 6-4, 235-pound tackle, starred for Arcadia and started for BYU this season, earning three letters.
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Titan
Mike Loper
Arcadia
Brigham Young University
San Francisco Forty-Niners
Oper
Cougars
BYU
Sabercats Defeat Arcadia In Key Wrestling Meet
Saguaro Sabercats overpower Arcadia 36 6 in a home dual. Bruce Yoder won by default at 103 lb while Mike Lerdall and Shawn Dugan posted decisive wins for Saguaro. Arcadia struggled with forfeits and late losses as Phil Bird sealed the team victory.
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Bob
Grapplers
Saguaro
Arcadia
Sabercat
Titans
Bob Kass
Karel “Brouwers
Bruce Yoder
Doug Kelley
Kelley
Yoder
Mike ” ‘Lerdall
Oman
Russ Herring
Shawn Dugan
Alan Sage
Steve Silver
Nis
Mman
Jim Lake
Roger Abdin
Tim Fain
Bill Saunders
Lee Peebles
Titan
Gladiators
Bob Swisher
Roy
Slack
Swisher
Phil Taber
Titan Jim
Threadgill
Sabercats
Trey
Gill
Steve.Cochran
Talice Arcadia
Grappler
Larry Young
John Hammer
Young
Phil Bird
Mayer's 17 Tops Play In Ward Demolishment
Mayer scored 17 points and Ellestadt 12 as Ward demolished Milbourne 63 23 in Coronado High league play. Valen tine led the losers with 12 points, Martinez added 10, and Bolds scored 10 for the winners. Other games saw Evans 16 for Zarkovich, Davis 9 for the losers, Gladstone 56 Kingsland 32, Lynch 10, Lux 10, Verner 12, and Kerr 63 44 over Martinique led by Morris 26.
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Hal Mayer
Scott Ellestadt
Ward
Dave Fraser
Alan Sharisky
al, Valentine
Gladstone
Kingsland
Ernie Law
Bill Melzer
Don Verner
Art Lynch
Kit Pierce
Lynch
Johnson
Dennis Johnson
Tom Lux
al Wacker
Dennis’ Zadel
Lloyd
Rex Totty
Mark Reinke
Martinique
Brad‘Morris
Roadrunners Hit Home Stretch to End Winless Run
San Diego Gulls snapped a five game skid by beating Phoenix Roadrunners 3 1 on the coast Thursday night. Dave Richardson and Alex Faulkner scored early for the Gulls while Andre Prono vet added Phoenix’s goal late in the third period. Len Ronson sealed the win with an unassisted strike thirteen seconds later.
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Phoenix
UPI
Roadrunners
Western Hockey League
Denver ‘Spurs
San Diego Gulls
Sowuile
Gulls
Dave Richardson
Alex Faulkner
Mkidway
Andre Pronovost
Len Ronson
San Diego
Arizona firearms safety program expands in Scottsdale area
The Scottsdale area adopts the Arizona Game and Fish firearms safety program through the district PTA. The Mohave School class prompted additional sessions led by Don Pudlowski with Fred Farnbach and Bob Hirsch assisting. Eleven of eighteen district schools joined instructor classes. 27,000 deer hunt questionnaires were mailed to random license buyers to aid deer harvest estimates and 1969 season planning. Reports note Lake Pleasant white bass activity with a four and a quarter pound female caught and a two and a half pound female, while state records stand at four pounds ten ounces.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
PTA
Don.Pudlowski
Arizona Game and Fish’ Department
Scottsdale Sportsmen’s ‘Club
Mohave School
Pudlowski
Fred Farnbach
Bob Hirsch
Arizona Game‘and ‘Fish Department
Lake Pleasant
Agua Fria River
Pro Scores NBA A New York 109 Baltimore 108 Cincinnati 116
A basketball score update shows New York 109 Baltimore 108 with Cincinnati posting 116 in a related line. The brief notes end with a close finish and indicate the latest league results.
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NBA
New York
ASU DT Helton Signs with Calgary Stampeders CFL
Arizona State University defensive tackle John Helton signs a two year contract with the Calgary Stampeders of the CFL. He reportedly receives a $10,000 signing bonus and about $15,000 per year. Helton was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the NFL draft.
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TEMPE
UPI
Arizona State University
John ‘Helton
Calgary Stampeders
Helton
Buffalo Bills
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