Exemption Lets GC Plan to Shoot Feral Burros
Grand Canyon National Park plans to eliminate feral burros in the western park area under a federal exemption to the Wild Horse and Burro Act. Officials expect 500 to 1,000 burros to be destroyed by special shooting teams if hearings yield no alternatives, amid debates over cruelty and habitat damage and with public input to begin soon.
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Grand Canyon National Park
Bandelier National Monument
N.M
Bruce Shaw
Congress
Park Service
Shaw
National Park Service
Africa
Grand Canyon
Little
Colorado River
Bureau of Land Management
Forest Service
Dog Selex By Perry Mutuel
Progress by veteran track handicapper lists tonight's Phoenix Greyhound Park selections. Lane assignments shown. top pick figures per race with three entries each.
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Dog Selex
Perry Mutuel
Phoenix Greyhound Park
Tango Ted
Burley
Sonova
Mandy
V.V
Mr Dollar
I.R
Vm A Sonova
Gem
Rd’s
R.D
J.R
Trouble
Mr. Archie
Bowling league scores from Frontier Lanes and partners
Bowling results list scores for multiple teams at Frontier Lanes including Debaters, Scottsdale Automotive, Businessmen, TGIF, Lucky Strikes, Ball and Chain, Freewheelers, S Hy Trio, HARCHAIRBAN, Powder Puffs, HKF Mixed, Electro Tech, Frontier Gems, Frontier Ladies, VFW Mixed, Las Vegas with individual scores ranging from 200 to 233. Notable high scores include Cliff Powers 212, John Robinson 217 and 230, Wally Lake 233, Kyle Guss 221, Peggy Doran 205, Dolly Lemones 220, Donna Talenick 219.
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Frontier Lanes
Bob Gargin
May Laubenthal
Cliff Powers
Scottsdale Automotive
John Robinson
Dave Ives
Jim McNear
Mike Bratcher
Louie Allen
Harvey Salem
Paul Green
Gene Law
Larry House
Tony Catalano
Lester Cox
Pete Krowitz
TGIF
Joe Lutz
Byron Smith
Steve Horwitz
Bob Brown
Stephen Linsday
Kyle Guss
Ball and Chain
Dee Schroeder
Dick Jones
Chuck Nutt
S-H
Peggy Doran
Dolly Lemones
Donna Talenick
Harchairban
Bonnie Braham
Wally Lake
Pat Barker
Steve Welch
Electro Tech
Joe McDonnel
Frontier Gems
Heien Bloom
Frontier Ladies
June Meyers
VFW
Elmer Hausler
Las Vegas
Frank Schlik
Basketball begins at BC Boys club tryouts set
Boys aged 8 to 13 may join the Boys' Club of Scottsdale basketball program. Membership costs 10 dollars per year plus a 3 dollar entry fee. The first 180 in Midget, and 72 in each 11 and 12 13 year old divisions win teams. others on stand-by. Tryouts at 7502 E Osborn Rd on Nov 22 6 30 p.m for those under 11 and Nov 23 6 p.m for those under 11, and 7 30 p.m for those 12 or 13 prior to Nov 1.
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Boys
Scottsdale
E. Osborn Road
Braves brief at Supreme Court over Milwaukee exit
The Atlanta Braves filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court backing the Wisconsin high court ruling that its anti trust claim cannot stop the team from leaving Milwaukee. Eddie Erdelatz, who revived Navy football in the 1950s, died of stomach cancer at 53 after a nine season, 50 win Middies tenure. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus fired sub par rounds as the United States built a three stroke lead over the Republic of China at Canada Cup halfway.
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Atlanta Braves
U.S. Supreme Court
Wisconsin High Court
Milwaukee
Eddie Erdelatz
Naval Academy
Middies
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
United States
Republic of China
Kentera to Speak at Scottsdale Quarterback Club Luncheon
Arizona State defensive coordinator Larry Kentera will address the Scottsdale Quarterback Club Friday at the Holiday Inn. He may issue a medical report on Sun Devils injuries after last week’s loss to Air Force. Coronado coach Ed Anderson and Players of the Week Greg Brady and Pat Blakey will also attend. luncheon cost is $3.50.
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Arizona State
Larry Kentera
Scottsdale
Holiday Inn
Scottsdale Rd
Sun Devils
Air Force
Kentera
Ed Anderson
Coronado Dons
John F. Miller Memorial Golf Tourney Opens Sunday
Open entries still possible for the fourth John F. Miller Memorial Golf Tournament at McCormick Ranch Palm Course. Benefit goes to the Maricopa County American Cancer Society unit. $30 entry covers green fee and cart with prizes for low gross and low net. Contact Merritt Fink for details.
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McCormick Ranch Palm Course
Maricopa County
American Cancer Society
Merritt Fink
Team Tennis Faces Funding and Publicity Gaps, Says Kramer
Jack Kramer argues World Team Tennis needs more top players and stronger TV exposure. He notes Grand Prix tournaments raise purses to keep stars, while team tennis struggles financially. He cites Jimmy Connors and the Los Angeles Strings as examples of funding pressures.
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Mike Braham
Copley
Chris Evert
Evonne Goolagong
Ilie Nastase
Jack Kramer
Kramer
Slo-pitch results from City of Scottsdale parks league
In men's B play Godber's beat Turquoise 11 to 10 after a three-run seventh powered by Stew Chandler and teammates. DWI defeated McCulloch 14 to 11, with Richard Abernathy and Rick Tyler leading D squad. Siemens topped TIRC 19 to 2 as John Mitchell and Jim Barden homered in a rout. In American division SAM 11 Lincoln Property 6 with Jim Evans driving key hits, Fifth Avenue Electronics 25 Lincoln Property 7 on a 34-hit barrage, and Dan Rivera 16 Lincoln Property 15 with Brad Kach homer in eighth to seal the win. Kactus Lounge 20 Dan Rivera 4 with 28 hits. SAM earned forfeit win over Lonnegan's Pub securing American crown.
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City of
Scottsdale
McCulloch
Siemens
TIRC
John Mitchell
Jim Barden
Randy Middleton
Sam
Lincoln Property
Jim Evans
Mike Polachek
Fifth Avenue Electronics
Keith Jones
Mike Petryni
Dan Madison
Fifth Avenue
Dan Rivera
Brad Kach
Kactus Lounge
Brit Purnam
Dave Makins
Brad West
Dan Rivers
Lonnegan
Tonto captures volleyball crown in Arcadia final
Tonto defeated Kaibab 2 15 15 1 15 5 to claim the Scottsdale School District small school volleyball title on Tuesday night at Arcadia. Kaibab finished second after beating Apache for third. Navajo School will host eastside playoffs Tuesday with semifinals at 4 p.m. The top four teams from eastside and westside meet November 19 20 at Peoria for the finals.
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Tonto
Scottsdale
Arcadia
Kaibab
Apache
Granite Reef Rd
Peoria
Seminar set on sailing at Scottsdale High auditorium
Dick Rose of Seattle twice captained the World Inter national 14 Team and will present a sailing seminar at Scottsdale High auditorium at 8 p.m. on November 19. Admission is 1.50 dollars. Rose has been Mallory Trophy runner up and intercollegiate North American champion.
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Dick Rose
Seattle
Scottsdale High
Rose
Firebird Community Ladder Completes Tennis Tournament
The Firebird Community Ladder wrapped a tennis tournament at Chaparral High School with winners across divisions. Women's B division winners were Kitty Robbins and Cookie Neugebauer, while Jan Dickson and Lori Hibbert were runners-up. Men's B division winners were Andy Garman and Dick Wagner with Marshall Gerston and Leroy Anderson as runners-up. Contacts note Leroy Anderson at 11414 N 67th Street to join.
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Firebird Community Ladder
Chaparral High School
Paradise Valley
North Scottsdale
Kitty Robbins
Cookie Neugebauer
Jan Dickson
Lori Hibbert
Jo Hayslip
Jean Corte
Linda Dubois
Neugebauer
Elaine Friedman
Pauline McManey
Wanda Glenn
Jean Paisley
Andy Garman
Dick Wagner
Marshall Gerston
Leroy Anderson
Greg Friedman
Ted Bajer
Jim Paisley
Bob McCallum
N. 67Th Street
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Weekly Fishing Report
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al Goldstein
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Vedi
Mcdowell Road
Pay Korte
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Scottsdale Road
Weer
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