Titans Eyes On Eighth Straight Win At Arcadia
Arcadia prepares to host Chandler in a high school football clash as the Titans chase their eighth win and sixth in league play while Coronado visits Tempe. Chandler, led by a strong backfield, seeks an upset after a 27-6 win over Tempe, with Scottsdale facing Coronado next.
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Arcadia Titans
Chandler
Coronado Dons
Tempe
Scottsdale Beavers
Yuma Kola
Arcadia
Bob Hendricks
Titans
Yuma
Tucson Salpointe
Scottsdalians
Chandler Wolves
Chandlerites
John Propstra
Pat McGinty
Everett
Moose) Rollins
Dana Woudenberg
Mesa
Yuma Kofa
Tucson Badgers
Ed Anderson
Coronado
Tempeans
Dons
Fettle
Virgil Savage
Criminals
Scottsdale
Steve Miller
Jim Palmer
Crimg
Savage
Arcadia High School
Tom Farmer
Bob Bertelsen
LeRoy Gamntner
Dick Smith
Richard
Dodgers Rally to Beat Houston .22s in 10th at Apache Junction
Dodgers overcome 4-0 deficit after Bill Haas 8th inning homer and a 10th inning two run single by Jim Campanis. Scottsdale game at Apache Junction ends 6-4 for Dodgers. Next they face Houston .45s at Apache Junction. Giants beat Cubs 6-3 in the other game.
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Houston
Bill Haas
San Francico Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Houston
Dodgers
Colts
Staab
Brabender
Ward
Apd
Burlison
Campanis
Mixon
Markio
Black
Hoffman
Green
Johnston Wins In PGA Meet In Phoenix
Arizona golfer Bill Johnston of the Arizona Country Club topped the South West Section PGA Tournament in Phoenix to capture the event and add 625 dollars to his earnings. He led from the start and secured the victory in a competitive field.
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Johnston
Phoenix
UPI
Bill Johnston
Arizona Country Club
Florida A&M Still Leads Top Small College Football Poll
The UPI board of coaches at the midway point of the season keeps Florida A&M atop the small college football rankings with an eight point margin over Southern Miss. Southeastern Louisiana rises to third while Central Oklahoma moves to fourth and Fresno State drops to fifth. Arkansas State and Montana State enter the top ten replacing Southern Illinois and Pittsburg.
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New York
UPI
Florida A&m
United Press International Board of Coaches
Southern Mississippi
Southeastern Louisiana
UPI Board of
Southern Illinois
Pittsburg
Arkansas State
Montana State
Central Oklahoma
Northeast Oklahoma
Breed
Fresho State
Lenoir Rhyne
Northern Illinois
Arkansas St
Delaware
Montana St
Southern Miss
Southeastern la
Central Okla
Fresno State
Arizona
Flagstaff
Bowling League Scores And Player Totals
Reading of several bowling league results shows agendas for Frontier Gems Ella Jennings 163 203 198 546 Dot Pearson 147 189 215 551 Jane Lund 190 159 152 501 Merry Mixers Russ Williams 208 Cliff Reinker 203 Joe Florio 203 Judy Pearson 202 Tuesday Twilighters Dorothy Reinker 210 166 215 591 Ladies Eastern All Star Mona Douthit 574 Lou Tryon 558 Jane Frishman 556 Marie Snyder 551 Sara Bean 541 Doris Lockwood 540 Glenna Quillin 540 Kay Matteson 534 Sue Rouch 531 Mary Larry 528 Bert Boomershine 526 Elizabeth Atwood 519 Dorothy Reinker 517 Merle Hall 511 Lee Maciejewski 509 Mickey Bryan 503 Fay Nelson 502 Louise Swick 500 Pioneer Merlette Cope 498 high series Mimi Knight 185 thoes Knights And Ladies Tom Wat not Wanda Schroder
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Frontier Gems
Ella Jennings
Dot Pearson
Jane Lund
Merry Mixers
Russ Williams
Cliff Reinker
Joe Florio
Judy Pearson
Tuesday Twilighters
Dorothy Reinker
Ladies Eastern All Star
Monna Douthit
Lou Tryon
Jane Frishman
Marie Snyder
Sara Bean
Doris Lockwood
Glenna Quillin
Kay Matteson
Sue Rouch
Mary Larry
Bert Boomershine
Elizabeth, Atwood
Merle Hall
Lee Maciejewski
Mickey Bryan
Fay Nelson
Louise Swick
Glory short lived Maris tabbed flop of year
UPI named New York Yankees slugger Roger Maris the season's top flop of 1962 in a 24-expert vote. The panel highlighted his drop from 61 homers in 1961 to 33 in 1962 and noted team and personal struggles despite solid defense and clutch work.
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New York
UPI
Yankee
Roger Maris
United Press International
Maris
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Tigers
Cardinals
Norm Cash
Don Schwall
Jim Piersall
Baltimore Orioles
New York Mets
Chicago White Sox
Babe Ruth
Mickey Mantle
Sir Roger
Yankees
Mantle
Longden to Ride Lebon M L in Washington DC International
Johnny Longden the winningest jockey will ride Lebon M L of Canada in the $125000 Washington DC International at Laurel on November 12. It marks his fifth International start and comes after his 5650th career win earlier this week. The field includes Opponent of Germany Prefidio of Peru and Primodridal of Venezuela with Kelso Carry Back and Beau Purple as U S entries.
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Germany
Prefidio
Peru
Primodridal
Venezuela
Kelso
Carry Back
Beau Purple
United States
NBA Standings From Wednesday Results
Syracuse beat St. Louis 126 to 118 and Boston defeated Detroit 115 to 100 while Los Angeles 115 and New York 95. Only games scheduled.
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St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
W. L
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Chicago
Scoring Twins Help Lakers Top Knicks 115 95
Elgin Baylor scored 28 while Jerry West added 35 as the Lakers defeated the Knicks 115 to 95 in a balanced win. West played guard and forward as L A earned its second straight home win after four road losses. Syracuse Nationals rallied to erase a 15 point lead to stay atop the Western Division race. Boston Celtics crushed the Pistons 115 100 to rebound from a loss.
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Hawks
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Detroit Pistons
West
Lakers
Dick Barnett
Hot Rod Hundley
Knickerbockers
New York
St. Louis
Knicks
Johnny Green
Syracuse
Boston
Nats
Roadrunner Invitational Pro Am Entries Grow Near Opening
The second annual $7,500 Road runner Invitational pro am at Scottsdale Country Club runs November 26 to December 1. Organizers report about 170 players with 40 professionals, including Vern Burks and Walter Porterfield among entrants. Dead line to enter is November 10.
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Scottsdale Country Club
Judson Bunnell
Vern Burks
Ontario
Ore
Willie Barber
Mesa Verde
Calif
Bill Butterfield
Sun Valley
Idaho
Harry Ambinetti
Mt. Si. Wash
Walter
Boots) Porterfield
Grants Pass Ore
Gary Carle
Indiana
Colorado
New Mexico
California
Washington
Arizona
Hunters flood Arizona canyons as Brooklyn Peak draws crowds
A large force of hunters packed the Bloody Basin area near Brook lyn Peak driving mule deer through cedar and juniper. They report deer per 3 hunters, note careful handling of venison, and advise aging meat in cool temperatures. The National Wildlife Federation plans a new color magazine debuting December at Washington DC.
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Bloody Basin
Brooklyn Peak
Bloody Basin Road
National Wildlife Federation
National
Federation
Sixteenth Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
Hopwood Favored in Arizona Amateur Golf Tilt
Dick Hopwood of Encanto Club shot a five under par 66 in the qualifying rounds and led the Arizona Amateur Golf Tournament at Indian Bend Country Club in Scottsdale. Tim Sexson, Ron Jachowski, and White Reed followed with 68 and 69s while defending champ Ed Updegraff had a bye to today’s rounds.
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Dick Hopwood
Encanto Club
Arizona
Indian Bend Country Club
Scottsdale
Hopwood
Tim Sexson
Phoenix Country Club
Ron Jachowski
Ecanto
White Reed
Indian Bend
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Terry Johnson
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Mimi Knight
Thoes Knights and Ladies
Tom Watnot
Wanda Schroder
Scottsdale Daily Progress
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Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
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West Virginia University
New York Knickerbockers
Syracuse Nationals
Roadrunner
Studebaker
Scottsdale Motors
S. Scottsdale Road
Arizona ‘Used Car Dealers, Association
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Gucker & Noll Drug
Lute's
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Ryan Evans
Superex' Drug Az 2
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Democrat
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Hunting Brigade
BY Bob Whitaker
Maricopa County
Superion Couat
Fifth Avenue Insurance Agency
Bank of Scottsdale Bldg
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York
Jim
Aya
Omkrnoff
Norman Jensen
Charles R. Macon
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Frank Mangin
Ted Mullen
Sidney B. Wolfe
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