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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1966

Page

2

ASU Maroon player injured during annual spring game

An Arizona State University Maroon team player is knocked down in Friday's spring football game and is later buried by Gold teammates in the on field Melodrama. The incident underscores the rough play during the annual intra-squad showcase.

Arizona State University

Arcadia Titans Rally Past Mesa High 7 3 in Baseball

Arcadia Titans beat Mesa High 7 3 as Doug Fieck slugged a three run homer and finished with a double and a single. Jay George earned the win with relief from Rick Bedenkop and the Titans limited Mesa to two hits. The win improves Arcadia to 3-2 as they host Coronado next Tuesday.

Arcadia Titan Mesa High Titans Coronado Doug ‘Fieck Arcadia Fieck Jay George Rick Bedenkop Mesans Mattingly Mesa Skip Schifino

Coronado Dons Sweep Vikings in Gym Meet

Coronado Dons gymnasts dominated Sunnyslope with a 98 to 21 score led by Greg Hill who captured two firsts and two thirds in seven events. Ralph Weiss John Seger and Dave Miller starred as Hill earned top marks on parallel bars and still rings while Scott injured a foot tumbling.

Coronado Dons Sunnyslope Vikings Dons Carl Hayden Falcons Greg Hill Don Gym Harvey Plant Hill Dave Miller Miller Ralph Weiss John Segar Brian Scott Scott Coronado Lowa Beott Waged Artea Jozle Weiss Bones Gutnell Owens Seger Nagel Lowe Dien Smith Burkhart Rice Sandhal Mullins Te Lowe Are Fogel

Dons Rally To Beat Yuma 3 2 In Protest

Coronado Dons edge Yuma Criminals 3 2 after a contested call. The protest centered on base paths following a dead ball as Jim Blevins was forced to wait at second. Tim Tyree later doubled to tie the game. Thompson hit a first inning homer and McCombs added a late winner.

Coronado Dons Yuma Criminals Nall We Siew Muuey Yuma Bill Bill Kelley Crim Joe ‘Acosta Gary Thompson Acosta Kelley Jim Blevins Blevins Beerr Tim Tyree Dons Thompson Jack Smith Dick McCombs Sims

Beavers top Central in nonconference gym meet

Scottsdale High defeats Central 66 56 in a nonconference gymnastics meet. Timberlake wins all around with 98.8 points while Danny Ryan earns 92.9 and multiple event titles. Stormy Eaton dominates tumbling trampoline a and leads with three event wins.

Scottsdale High Central The Beaver Danny Ryan Timberlake Ryan Stormy Eaton Eaton Scottsdale Washington Beatisdale Stromy Eaton Brian Cotney Brien Eaton Stormyre Charles Prince Mike Ryan Rick Price Pat McKinzie Andy Goredon Brain Cotney Andy Gordon

Wildcats Meet Texas Western In NCAA Final Showdown

Kentucky, No 1 in the regular season, faces Texas Western in the 1966 NCAA final at College Park Maryland. Kentucky edged Duke 83 79 to reach the title game while Texas Western upset Utah 85 78 to advance. The 14 000 crowd is set for a 10 am EST national telecast with Duke and Utah to play in the consolation at 3 pm EST.

College Park Duke Blue Devils Texas Western Utah Wildcats Louisville Duke Kentuckians Larry’ Conley Pat ‘Riley Louie- Dampier Blue Devils Texas Western Larry Chambers Redskins Orsten Artis Dave Lattin Bobby Joe Hill Willie Worsley

Tankers win one opening meet over Chandler 76 to 10

Scottsdale Beaver Swim club opened 1966 season with a 76 to 10 win over Chandler as Joe Rich led multiple events. Beavers included Bill Smith Pat Raveness Jim Petty Rick Berett Ned Robertson Bill Connors. Rich swept two events including the 200 meter individual medley and 100 meter breaststroke. Relays also claimed victories for medley and freestyle foursomes.

Scottsdale Beaver Chandler Scottsdale Fen Fie Beavers Bill Smith Pat Raveness Jim ‘Petty Rick Berett Ned Robertson Bill Connors Joe’ 'Rich Scottadale Chardler Sime Ravanes Willis Patty Elaine Gurmell Rich Mettler Reynolds Smith G. Revanes Martin Bereit Chartrand Rogers Robertson Falton Connors Zea Randolph McVittle Segttadale

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