Forest closures widen in Tonto Prescott and Coconino regions
The Forest Service closes back country areas of Tonto Prescott and Coconino Forests at 8 a.m. Friday due to worsening fire conditions. Entry limited to residents or permittees. travel on main roads allowed. open campgrounds with no fires. gas devices allowed meeting safety specs. Saguaro Roosevelt Bartlett and Horseshoe lakes stay open below high water. Nearby public facilities unchanged. Other notices include wildlife law changes and trout/wildlife reports across Arizona waters and bear season figures for 1971.
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Tonto
Prescott
Coconino National
William D. Hurst
Forest Service
Southwest
Fred Wirth
Mogollon Rim
Saguaro
Canyon
Apache
Roosevelt
Bartlett
Horseshoe
Satuary del Norte
Apache Lake
Roosevelt Lake
Cave Creek
Globe
Mesa
Payson
Young, Roosevelt
Tonto Basin
Phoenix
Tonto National Forest Service
North 1St Street
Gov
Williams
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Bowling roundup highlights weekly Frontier Lanes action
Carol Fisk led with a 553 high series across three games in Frontier Gems League. Sue Daley 530, Redidum Young 542, and Mary Ann Thomas 510 followed. High single game was Sue Young with 207. Other leagues noted Mary Force 204 in Powder Puff, Larry Emerson 222 in Free Wheelers, Jo Beatrice 212 in Tri City, Marlie Heck 204, Dan Saywood 202, Larry Kurth 210, Dick Bertoschi 203, Brooks Billings 202.
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Carol Fisk
Frontier Lanes
Miss Fisk
Sue Daley
Redidum Young
Mary Ann Thomas
Frontier Gems
Miss Young
Mary Force
Larry Emerson
Jo Beatrice
Marlie Heck
Dan “Saywood
Bearden Nostalgia Echoes as Cubs' Hooten Rivalry Builds
New York based piece recalls Gene Bearden's 1948 pennant run and World Series heroics with the Indians and Red Sox. It compares Bearden to Cubs pitching prodigy Burt Hooten, noting Hooten's knuckle curve, no hitter feats, and calm demeanor as Banks suggests astrology aids his confidence.
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New York
UPI
Gene Bearden
John Wayne
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Bearden
Red Sox
Boston Braves
Helena
Ark
Memphis
Burt
Hooten
Chicago Cubs
Boudreau
Cubs
Gene
Tacoma
Mets
Burt Hooten
Philadelphia Phillies
Ernie Banks
Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday
Baseball results show Cincinnati defeated San Francisco 2 to 1 as New York posted 12 over Montreal 2. Chicago beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 while Pittsburgh toppled St Louis 12 to 0. Houston beat Atlanta 9 to 0. San Diego won 2 to 0 against Los Angeles. Minnesota routed Chicago 8 to 1 and Cleveland edged New York 2 to 1. Detroit defeated Baltimore 6 to 1 and Oakland won 4 to 0 over Calif. Texas defeated Kaw City 4 to 3 in 18 innings.
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Cincinnati
San Fran
New York
Montreal
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Oakland
Calif
Texas
Kaw City
W.L. Pet
W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Boston
Milwaukee
W. L
Kansas City
California
Lawrence's Winning Hit for Cross in Slo-Pitch
Lawrence doubled home the decisive runs in the bottom of the seventh as Blue Cross edged Assembly of God 13 to 12. He went 3 for 4, while Jim Caldwell had three safeties for Assembly.
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Jerry Lawrence
Blue Cross
Assembly of God
Parks and Recreation Department
Lawrence
Jim Caldwell
Frazier plans retirement within year after title bid
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier said at a Omaha news conference that he will quit boxing within the next year. He spoke with challenger Ron Stander, meeting for the first time before their May 25 title bout. Frazier, recounting poverty and Olympic triumphs, plans to buy cattle for a plantation in Beaufort, South Carolina.
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Omaha
Neb
UPI
Joe Frazier
Frazier
Stander
Deep South
Nebraska
Beaufort
S.C
Cubs Acquire Aker From Yankees
The Chicago Cubs obtained 31 year old relief pitcher Jack Aker from the New York Yankees on Wednesday. Aker had appeared in four games this season for New York with no decisions.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Cubs
Jack Aker
New York Yankees
Aker
New York
Nets and Pacers clash in pivotal ABA series game five
Indiana Pacers host New York Nets in game five of the ABA championship series with momentum shifting after New York's 110-105 win in Brooklyn. Pacers seek 3-2 edge. Nets aim to level at 2-2 with a strong defense and road victory.
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Indianapolis, Ind
UPI
Indiana Pacers
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Pacers
Nets
New York
Pacer
Bobby Leonard
Leonard
Lou Carnesecca
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Show Low
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Knoll
Chevel
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St. Daniel’s
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Dick Bertoschi
Brooks Billings
Greyhound Park
Niwav
Doug Harvey
Phillies
UPI Photo
Greg Luzinski
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Randy Hundley
Harvey
United Press International
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Good Boogies
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Lou Stoddard
Para Club
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Feblo Serena
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