Arcadia Titans Swim Past Scottsdale and Saguaro in Dual Meet
Arcadia dominated a double duel at Scottsdale Community Pool winning against Scottsdale and Saguaro with wins in the 200 medley relay and various events. Titan winners included Bruce Williams Jeff Willmeng John Taylor and Mike Johnston with multiple top placements across freestyle backstroke butterfly and diving.
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Arcadia Tankers
Scottsdale
Saguaro
Titans
Gonnora Ril
Um Woruneu
Wao
Arcadia
Titan
Bruce Williams
Jeff Willmeng
John Taylor
Mike Johnston
Tom McCall
Pat Ravensi
Mark Middents
Bill Connors
John Osterfoh
Bill Herringer
Dave Hansma
Moore
Ptak
Gary Reedy
Dennis Stoner
Fred Chinawist
Bob Huck
Ravensi
Mark Middenis
Bill Parrell
Ned Robertson
Rob Huck
Jeff Piak
George Vaughlin
Scatsdale
Joe Hick
Phil Taber
Bill Huck
John Osterloh
Om McCall
Coronado Dons Swim Team Builds Winning Momentum
Coronado's swim team led by coach fd Anderson defeated Mesa 59 39 after earlier wins over Scottsdale and Saguaro. Key performances came from Bob Sickles Larry Graffon Jerry Hubbard and Tom Ford in the medley and relay events, with Dons Danz Goodlenberger and others placing in freestyle events as they head to Tempe next week.
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Coronado
Fd Anderson
Scottsdale
Saguaro
Mesa
Bob Sickles
Larry Graffon
Jerry Hubbard
Tom Ford
Tom Wiesener
Jin Goodlenberger
Johnson
Ricd Danz
Bennett
Goodenberger
Chatham
Craig Burns
Wessener
Tempe
NOFers and Tamales Set Big State Showdown Lineups
At St Marys High Gym in Scottsdale the NOFers led by Dennis Hampton 6'7 and Art Becker 6'7 face Tempe NOVers with Mike Luvero 6'6 Arnold Ramirez 6'4 Bark Wilcox 6'3 and Tim Vavln. The game will settle who is the strongest amateur basketball team in the state with start times listed as 7:00 p.m. local.
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St. Mary’s High School
Scottedale
Fel Molina Tamales
Tempe
Novers
Nofecs
Dennis Hampton
Art Becker
Tony Cervenik
Gary Benjiza
Tich
Patterson may fight Clay again after KO of McMurray
Floyd Patterson, who knocked out Bill McMurray in the first round at Civic Arena, awaits word on a possible rematch with Cassius Clay. Patterson said he was approached about a return bout and would consider it. Clay’s advisers initiated talks but no date is set.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Bill McMurray
Civic Arena
Cassius Clay
McMurray
Sacramento
Calif
Clay
Las Vegas
al Bolan
Ike
Bolan
Floyd
Armed Services
Cubs Seek Ninth Win In Valley Exh Matchup
Rich Nye, noted for the Cubs stunning win over the Indians on Monday, was slated to start today as Chicago aimed for its ninth exhibition victory against Cleveland. Curt Simmons or Ray Culp were set to start with a 1 p.m. Saturday home game against the California Angels closing the Cactus League stay.
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Rich Nye
Cubs
Indians
Cleveland Indians
California Angels
Curt Simmons
Ray Culp
Cleveland
Tucson
Adolpho Phillips
Paul Popovich
Glen Beckett
Billy Williams
Camping clinic and outdoor notes dominate Valley scene
The sixth annual free camping clinic opens Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Encanto Park bandshell Phoenix sponsored by the Maricopa and Phoenix park departments the American Camping Association and the Maricopa Family Campers. The event runs four Tuesdays with sessions on where to camp in Arizona gear and equipment cooking and activities. VALLEY HORSEMEN plan the final ride of the winter season on April 4 a 14 mile all day trek into the Superstition Mountain wilderness around Weaver's Needle. Depths at Salt River Lakes boat ramps are forecast including Saguaro Lake Canyon Lake Apache and Roosevelt sites. Four Bullhead City men recent bass and catfish catch totals illustrate late winter spring fishing patterns on Lake Mohave.
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Encanto Park
Phoenix
Maricopa
Phoenix Parka
American Camping Association
Maricopa Family
Arizona
Salt River Lakes
Salt River Project
Tonto National Forest
Saguaro Lake
del Norte No
Canyon Lake
Palo Verde
Laguna
Apache Lake
Roosevelt Lake
Porert Springs
Carson’s
Windy Hill
Bullhead City
Lake Mohave
Cottonwoot Basin
Pott Leads Greensboro Tour Event With Cross Handed Putt
Johnny Pott shot six under par 64 at Sedgefield Country Club to take a two stroke lead in the $125,000 Greater Greensboro Open. He used cross handed putting to post the low round while Doug Sanders Dave Stockton and George Archer trailed by two strokes.
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Harry Stapleton
Greensboro
N.C
UPI
Johnny Pott
Greater Greensboro
UR Pge Vee
Lulu Egil
Sedgefield
GGO
Byron Nelson
Sam Snead
Pott
Patt
Doug Sanders
Califoria
Dave Stockton
George Archer
Gary Player
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Archer
Gilroy
Calif
Stockton
Sanders
Coronado hosts free elementary wrestling clinic Saturdays
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Dept sponsors a free elementary wrestling clinic at Coronado High School through April. Led by Coronado varsity coach Keith Plummer with help from varsity wrestlers, sessions run Saturdays 8 to 11 am in the school gym. Registration is at the school or via the Parks Dept with no fee. a tournament follows in May.
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Coronado High School
Scottsdale, Parks and Recreation Dept
Ed Brown
Coronado
Keith Plummer
Parks Department
Coronado Golfers Suffer First Defeat At Mesa
Coronado loses by one stroke on Mesa course 211 to 212 as Dons fail to repeat earlier wins. Dave Gabrielson leads with 37, followed by Jack Riddle 41 and Mark Haar 41, Lindstrom 42, De Bruno 51, while coach Dant cautions the bad day may not reflect usual form.
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Coronado
Mesa
Mesans
Dons
Dave Gabrielson
McKinney
Jack Riddle
Mark Haar
Gabrielson
Dave Lin
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