Scottsdale Swim Club dominates Judson in dual meet 238 to 40
Scottsdale Swim Club led by four triple winners Judy Ryder Sue Hoefle and Chris Blakey and several doubles defeated Judson School 238 to 40 in a girls and boys swim meet. The meet featured multiple event wins across age groups with top performers including Ryder Hoefle Blakey Miller and Haefle.
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Scottsdale Swi
Judson School
Judy—Ryder
SSC
Sue Hoefle
Chris Blakey
Greg Miller
Wendy Hoefle
Cindy Ryder
Karen Hoefle
Margo Pearson
Tim Ryder
Art Lorenza
Ave Asteman
Sue Haaefle
Leslie Anderson
Santtedola
Devils sweep Cal State in doubleheader to extend win streak
Arizona State baseball, with five new lineup players, defeated California State, Los Angeles 13-0 and 4-0 to sweep the three game series and extend the Devils five game winning streak after an opening loss to UCLA.
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Tempe
UPI
Arizona State
Sun” Devils
California
Los Angeles
Devils
UCLA
College Basketball Scores From Several Tournaments
A collage of final and round results across CIAA Mason Dixon and NCAA style tournaments. Norfolk State North Carolina A and T Maryland teams Temple Davidson West Virginia and Notre Dame appear among many scores including Kansas State Marquette and UCLA with numerous regional matchups and final scores.
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CIAA
Norfolk
North Carolina A&t
Vir. Union
Eliz. City
Mason Dixon
Roanoke
Catholic U
Middle Atl. U. Div
la Salles
Whittier
Azusa-Pac
Nithesa Okl
Okla Chisa
East
Boston
Col
Holy Cris
Cornell
Penn
Army
Rochester
Princeton
Columbia
Rutgers
Penn St
St. John’s
NYU
Harvard
Yale
Brown
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Colgate
Mass
Esta U
Villanova
Providence
Cubs Rest After Intrasquad Victory and Golf Break
The Chicago Cubs, off after yesterday’s intrasquad win, enjoyed a day of rest with many players golfing at Scottsdale Country Club. Tomorrow and Wednesday feature two more intrasquad games at Scottsdale Stadium at 1 p.m. Highlights include Adolphe Phillips’s second inning two run homer and Santo’s home run. Bill Schlesinger homered for Pittsfield in the ninth. Stoneman signed a contract, giving the Cubs a full 38-man roster for the season.
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Chicago Cubs
Leo Durocher
Scottsdale ‘Country ‘Club
Cubs
Scottsdale Stadium
Harry Bright
Jim Marshall
Frank Reberger
Rob
Gardner
Bright
Adolphe Phillips
Ferguson Jenkins
Ken Holtzman
Ron Santo
Bill Williams
Santo
Williams
Marshalls
Bill Schlesinger
Archie Reynolds
Schlesinger
Pittsfield
ASU
Randy Bobb
Sun Devils
Charles Hartenstein
Gary Jestadt
Bill Stoneman
Cub
Stoneman
Tacoma
Cubs Youth Leads 1967 Cubs Star Power Rise
Randy Hundley and Don Kessinger emerge as top Cubs stars under 30. Hundley sets NL records for fewest errors and passed balls in 152 games, earns Golden Glove, bats .267 with 14 HR and 60 RBI. Kessinger anchors double play with Beckett, 19 errors in 145 games, batting .231 after switch hitting. former Ole Miss standout also coaches basketball in winter.
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Chicago Cubs
Randy Hundley
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Hundley
Randy
Giants
Basset
Virginia
Bill Hands
Don Landrum
Lindy McDaniel
Kessinger
Glenn Beckett
Don
The
University of Mississippi
Ole- Miss
Arizona Derby at Turf Paradise tops Arizona Downs weekend
The 17th Arizona Derby features elite three-year-olds including Princess Touchy and Elucius racing 1 1/16 miles for a $6000 added purse. Elucius won the Feb 25 Arizona Breeders Derby, while jockey Arturburn earned weekly honors after a dramatic rescue in race three.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Downs
Turf Paradise
Robert Bensinger
Sam Dazzo
Elucius
Prog Monday March 4 1968 Page Seven
A compact listing notes contents and features planned for Progressive Monday edition page seven. It outlines schedule items and brief notices within the newspaper section.
Spring training notes reveal trades and lineups across major league camps
Ron Hunt and Nate Oliver starred in spring action after a winter trade from the Dodgers. Oliver had two singles for the other team while Hunt contributed at second base. Braves manager Lyman Harris tabbed Carroll Clininger and Dick Kelley for stronger performances. Hiller led Pirates in an intra squad game with three singles and an RBI. Parker and Osteen shone for Dodgers intrasquad as Morehead praised by Williams. Javier joined Cardinals for 45000 dollars. several Reds players unsigned. Aparicio and Blair update from camps and a Tucson crash involving Sam McDowell. Blair recovering from an ankle chip.
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Ron Hunt
Nate Oliver
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Oliver
Clay Carroll
Tony Clininger
Dick Kelley
Lyman Harris
Atlanta Braves
Chuck Hiller
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Alan Foster
Leon Everitt
Dodger
Dave Morehead
Toronto
Dick Williams
Boston Red Sox
Julian Javier
St. Louis Cardinals
Ed Spiezio
Jim Maloney
Mel Queen
Jay Ritchie
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
Tommy Helms
Chico Ruiz
Cincinnati Reds
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Sam McDowell
Carol
Tucson
Orioles
Paul Blair
Puerto Rico
Soriano resigns as Pacific Coast League president
Dewey Soriano submitted his resignation as president of the Pacific Coast League at a Saturday board meeting in Seattle. He will stay on until a successor is chosen and briefed, while his brother Max also resigns as president of Pacific Northwest Sports to enable Dewey to assume the role. Rosy Ryan praised Soriano as the league's greatest president.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Dewey Soriano
Soriano
Max
Pacific Northwest Sports Inc
Pacific Northwest Sports
Dewey
PCL
Pacific Coast League
Rosy Ryan
Phoenix Giants
Pro Scores NBA and NHL Results Across Leagues
A rundown of scores from professional leagues including NBA games such as Philadelphia 133 over Boston 127 and Detroit 134 over Chicago 123, plus Seattle 128 over Los Angeles 121 and Houston 89 over Pittsburg 110. NHL previews show Philadelphia 1 and Oakland 1, Chicago 0, Detroit 5, Montreal 2, and St. Louis 3.
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NBA
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
San Diego
Cincinnati
Seattle
Los Angeles
Baltimore
ABA
Minnesota
New Jersey
New Orleans
Houston
Pittsburg
Kentucky
Dallas
Anaheim
Denver
Oakland
NHL
New York
Montreal
Volleyball League Formation Meeting in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department announces an organizational meeting to form a men’s volleyball league at the Community Recreation Building 2311 North 76th Street tomorrow at 7 30 p m The league is open to men eighteen and older Any team representative or interested person is invited to attend
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Community Recreation
North 76Th Street
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Eugene Giesbrecht
Bradley _ Rollins
Scottsdale
Karen Larsen
1St Street
Marshall
Executive House
Safari
Maureen McDonnald
Carol Murray
Feri Sandidge
Maureen McDonald
Jaudy Reiler
Peris Sandidge
Carol Murray Seay
Judy Ryder
Peri Sandidge
Wendy Hacfle
Laura Stephens
Debbie Lyman
Wendy Hacefle
Laurie Stephens
Danie Lanz
Karen Haefle
Barbara Bade
Margo Person
Karen Haeefle
Sue Haefle
EN Tenace
Yle
Edley
Perce Rey
John Haefle
Pat Blakey
Dedi Gaffney
Tim Gaffney
Barney Heath
Fat Shea
Harney Heath
Willian Stewart
Pat Shea
Menefee
Art Larenin
Teff Blakey
Greg Shea
Dan Lyman
Mark Underwood
UW WW
Don Lyman
Io m. Free
Pat Binkey
Pat Shen
Jeff Hinkey
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Wisconsin
Purdue
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Iowa
Southwest
Tech
Rice
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Cole
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St. Mary’s
S.cha
U. of Pacife
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Chapman
Fullerton St
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Humboldt St
San Jose
Pepperdine
Chico
Nevada
Hayward St
Sonoma St
Arizona St
S. Oregon
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E. Osborn
Scottsdale Plumbing. CO
the Cubs
Jack Arterburn
Arizona Racing Hall of Fame
Atterburp
Power Party
Antil Atla Frankfort
F. Camelback RD
Scottsdale Road
E. Thomas FD
Stewart -Fonda
Seeeniae Oee
Paravision
Chuck Connors
Ride
Vancouver
Ad Mommeth Reereeh
Oer Epreete Mesa
Icee
East McDowell Roads
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