Coronado Dons Win All-Around as Kinkel Leads State Meet
Allan Kinkel clinched the all-around title with a 37.35 total after strong showings across five events. Coronado’s depth, led by Brian Scott and Nagel, helped the Dons lead the team standings after night one at Maryvale High. Scottsdale, Saguaro, and Arcadia trailed as finalists were set for tonight’s finals.
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Maryvale
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Steve Nagel
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Panthers
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Kin
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Dan’ Ferguson
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Eric Pennick
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Harry Mullins
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Gary James
Rincon
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Ritter
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Aitken
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Ryan
Fred Barnes
Love honored as NAU Outstanding Athlete
Lloyd Love of Scottsdale was named Northern Arizona University's Outstanding Love, a basketball co captain for two seasons and a track letterman. He scored 988 points in four varsity years, averaging 11.7, and will graduate Sunday with an electronics degree.
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UPI
Lloyd Love
Scottsdale
Northern Arizona University
Rudy Lavik
Valley of the Sun ‘Oldtimers Athletic Association
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Arcadia Titan shot putters eye state meet title
Arcadia head coach Pete Anselmo insists any Titan will win a state spot, praising Bo Kite Rob MacMullin and Kenny Johnson while noting Sunny slopes Tim Vaughn and Casa Grande's Rick Underwood as strong challengers. Kite faces tougher discus rivals as he trains toward the state meet.
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ASU
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State track stars push season marks in pivotal meet
Palo Verde led with 176 ft 6 in by Gunzel as three others near 170. Coronado face Westwood Pueblo Maryvale and Tucson in relays 880 and mile with Doris clocking 1 29 3 and 3 21 8. McCombs Mesa contenders race 440 with Lewis 48 9 and Dees 49 0. High jump sees Allen 7 ft and Mackey eye 6 10. Pole vault a tough field led by Heeter and Age nitsch over 14 ft. Mile star Gladstone 9 30 targets Holcomb 9 33 2 Levario 9 34 4 Emerling 9 37 4 Span 9 37 5. Low hurdles Vance faces Heeter Stout Bakley and Watson near 19 5 19 8 19 9.
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Casa Grande
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Alhambra
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Rincon
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Emerling
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Sunnyslope
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Camelback
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No-Hitter Tops South Scottsdale Junior League Action
Mark Claridge pitched the league third no hitter as the Athletics crushed the White Sox 15-0 in senior league play. Allan Webb blasted four hits, Alan Dean added two, while Les Hansen and others chipped in for the shutout victory.
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Hth
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Jeff Crowell
Steve Letson
Rangers Fly Past Coronado In State Tourney Elimination
Rincon Rangers defeated Coronado 5 1 to eliminate the Dons from the state tournament. Jim Crawford held Coronado in the late innings as Rincon built a lead with two runs in the fourth and a two run triple plus a run in the fifth. Jeff Walker drove in Coronado's lone score in the fifth.
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Rangers
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Crawford
Marty Star- Alberts
Coronado
Dons
Rincon
Don
Rinconsackers
Mathews stars in Saguaro win 18-0
Lloyd Mathews pitched a shutout and hit a homer to power Saguaro to an 18-0 fast pitch win over Dickson. In the other fast pitch game J Mills defeated Merchants 8-6 as George Naderer and Obee Harman homered. In slow pitch Koehlers beat AFT 16-5 with Chuck Woods homering and five hitters at four hits. Divs downed the Police 15-8 as Frank Rangle went 4-for-5. Bill Vance homered for the losers.
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Saguaro
Dickson
George Naderer
Obee Harman
J. Mills
Merchants
Chuck Woods
Koehlers
AFT
Frank’ Rangle
Div’s
Police
Bill Vance
Campground Fees Placed for Tonto Coconino and Cave
Forest officials announce a new special user fee of 1.00 per night for Ponderosa Campground east of Payson Bonita Campground north of Flagstaff and Cave Springs Campground north of Sedona in Oak Creek Canyon. The three sites also remain under the 1.00 daily or 7.00 annual Golden Eagle entrance fee. officials say facilities are above average and will be kept clean and supervised under the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965. Meanwhile Arizona 1968 Spring turkey hunt yields a 8.9 percent success from 1600 questionnaires with 200 permits issued and 159 hunters taking 25 birds amid deep snows and high water.
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