Canyon Lake receives fish stocking and new development
Canyon Lake brightens as 8,000 walleye fingerlings are planted by game and fish experts with Salt River Project aid. A concession agreement with Ness Investment for a new marina and utilities is signed, Tortilla Flat Campground gates rise with 77 sites, to finish by February, and plans for a 1967 canyon beach and a 1970 restaurant and motel advance. Five Arizona men survived a Gulf of California fishing boat explosion. Captain Coffinger and crew were rescued after a 100 minute swim and a radio call for aid.
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Canyon Lake
Game“And Fish Department
Salt River Project
Canyon
U.S. Forest ‘Service
Ness Investment Corp
Tonto National Forest
Tortilla Flat
Page Springs
Arizona
Scottsdale
Gulf of California
Seth Smith
Cholla-Bay
Michael Coffinger
National
Coe
May
Smith
Coffinger
Scottsdale Men Ready for 13th Annual Ride Event
Four Scottsdale men Robert P. Cowie Walter T. Wells Jerry Painter and Carl Ragan will join 44 riders in the 13th annual ride set to begin next week Monday They will assemble at Butler Ranch near Springer ville ride to a base camp near Greens Peak Activities include a trip to Harris Cave a rodeo horse races polo skeet shooting and fishing.
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Scottsdale
Robert P. Cowie
Walter ‘T. Wells
Jerry Painter
Carl Ragan
A. 7
Butler Ranch
Springerville
Greens Peak
Harris Cave
Arizona Game and Fish Commission Sets 1965 Permits
The Arizona Game and Fish Commission will meet July 24 to set 1965 permit numbers for antelope elk and bighorn sheep hunts. Agenda includes 1965 66 dove season, closing Ash and Grant Creeks to reestablish native trout, falconry rules, Kaibab Cooperative budgeting, and a $5000 annual fund for rifle range improvements. The meeting is at Deer Valley office 2211 W Greenway Rd and open to the public.
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Ithe
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Deer Valley
Greenway Rd
Ash
Grant Creeks
Arizona
Trout biting in mountains lure anglers across state lakes
The report notes strong mountain lake and stream fishing for trout last weekend, with Kinnikinick Lee's Ferry and Lake Powell among top spots. Other waters like Lake Mary Knoll Lynx and Williams-area lakes show fair to good trout, while Bartlett Horseshoe Verde and Roosevelt offer bass catfish and mixed catches.
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State Game and Fish Department
Enorth Central
Kinnikinick
Lee’s Ferry
Lake Powell
Powell
Lake Mary
Knoll
Lynx Lakes
Williams-area
White Mountains
Big
Black Canyon
Fool's Hollow Lakes
Nelson Reservoir
Luna
Rainbow Lakes
Concho
Lee Valley
Shaw,Low
Wood's’Canyon
Greer Aunt Dagg’s
Lyman
Woodland
Arizona
Horseshoe Lakes
Horseshoe
Roosevelt
Desert Rat Registered Trap Shoot At Scottsdale Gun Club
The Scottsdale Gun Club on Bee Line Highway north of McDowell Road hosts its first Desert Rat Registered Trap Shoot this weekend. Entrants from across the state compete for 19 trophies and cash prizes under Amateur Trapshooting Association rules. Practice opens at noon Saturday with the 100 third 16 yard event at 2 PM. Sunday practice starts at 11 AM, handicap event at 1 PM. Tim Rodgers, Arizona sports editor, has purchased the club.
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Scottsdale Gun Club
Bee Line
McDowell
Trapshooting Association
Tim Rodgers
Arizona’ Sportsmats
Yankees Clinch First With 14 1 Victory In South Scottsdale
Jeff Straine pitched the Burger Chef Yankees to a 14 1 win over the Papago Plaza Indians in the final regular season game in South Scottsdale Little League. Straine allowed one hit with 15 strikeouts and was 2 for 4 at the plate alongside Bob Flick.
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Jeff Straine
Burger Chef
Yankees
Baseball Today Key AL Standings and Thursday Results
Baseball standings and schedules show Minnesota leading AL with 54 wins, Cleveland 49, Chicago 48, and Baltimore 49. Thursday results include New York 2 Washington 1, Cleveland 6 Boston 3, Detroit 5 Baltimore 4, Chicago 5 Los Angeles 2, and Kansas City 3 Minnesota 2. Friday’s matchups list Kansas City at Minnesota, Los Angeles at Chicago, Baltimore at Detroit, New York at Boston, and Cleveland at Washington while National League games feature Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Chicago, and Houston. Probable pitchers are listed for each contest.
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Minnesota
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Los. Ang
K.city
Twilight
John
Pappas
McLain
Wilson
McDowell
New J. York
Richert
Wing
Kansas
Yorke
W. L. Pet
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Phila
Bunning
Elllis
Veale
Blasingame
Houston-at-San Francisco
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
A’s
Reds
Chris Short
Vada Pinson
Leo Cardenas
Jim
Coker
Phillies
Nuxhall
Dick Stuart
Drysdale
Dick Ellsworth
Qhoshad
Maury Wills
Tom Reynolds
Angels Victors Over Village Inn in NL Action
The unsponsored Angels defeated the Village Inn Pizza Parlor Cardinals 9 to 4 in National Pony League play. Wayne Atkins earned the win with three summer no hitters, fanning 42, allowing three hits and five walks. Fred Kingsland, Atkins, and Ricky Curtis led with multiple hits. Mike Kline took the loss. In American action the Saha's Department Store Pirates and Kerr's Sporting Goods Mets tied 3–3 after six innings in a rain-shortened game.
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Angels
Village Inn Pizza Parlor Cardinals
Wayne Atkins
Fred. Kingsland
Atkins
Ricky Curtis
Mike Kline
Stive Martin
Kline
Saha
Pirates
Kerr's Sporting Goods Mets
Presbyterians Grab Victories In YMCA Slow Pitch Softball
Presbyterian teams dominated play on the second day of the YMCA church softball tournament. Valley Presbyterian beat Ascension Lutheran 11 7 while University Presbyterian defeated Valley Plaza Methodist No 1 7 6. Bruce Vaughn homered and doubled Jim Hower homered to pace Valley Presbyterian. University Presbyterian collected 12 hits including a Maxcy triple and doubles from Bob Smith and Waterman. The all star game is slated for Saturday night at 8 p.m.
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Presbyterians
Valley Presbyterian
Ascension Lutheran
University Presbyterian
Valley Plaza Methodist
Bruce Vaughn
Jim Hower
University, Presbyterian
Maxcy
Bob Smith
Waterman
First” Baptist
Prince of Peace Lutheran
P.m
Lefty Nuxhall shines as Reds win key late season games
Reds veteran Joe Nuxhall dominates in a stretch where Cincinnati relies on his consistency to stay within reach of the Dodgers. He owns five of eight recent wins and has not lost since June 27, helping Dick Sisler’s club steady a tight NL race.
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Cincinnnati
Joe Nuxhall
Reds
Dick Sisler
Alana
Angeles
Nuxhall
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Scottsdale Merchants Lead Dickson Electronics Before Delay
The Scottsdale Merchants held an 81 lead over Dickson Electronics in a city softball game when third inning injury to Dickson shortstop Ron Bates caused a long delay. Bates was spiked in the neck while tagging second base and taken to Baptist Hospital for treatment. The bruise was described as bad and the game will be completed at a later date.
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Scottsdale Merchants
Dickson Electronics
Dickson
Ron Bates
Bates
Baptist Hospital
Bill Dively
Coronado Mets defeat Arcadia Dodgers in Colt League game
The Coronado Mets won 7 to 3 over the Arcadia Dodgers. Gary Thompson pitched for the Mets and earned his 10th win against four losses as Dave Phillips collected a double and a triple. Dave Markham took the loss and Arcadia's top hitters were Dave Cassidy with a double and Weav er with two singles.
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Coronado Mets
Arcadia Dodgers
Colt
Gary Thompson
Dave Phillips
Dave Markham
Arcadia
Dave Cassidy
Weaver
Bedenkop Throws Perfect Game For Magna Plate
Arcadia High's Rick Bedenkop pitched a perfect game for Magna Plate in West Central American Legion action, striking out 10 as Magna Plate defeated South Mountain 12 0 in five innings due to the 12 run rule. He notched three assists and fielded two outs himself.
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Arcadia High
Rick Bedenkop
Magna Plate
West Central American Legion ‘League
South
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Les Armstrong
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Baseball Today
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