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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1971

Page

4

Scottsdale teen earns state's first woman judo black belt

Carol Smith a Scottsdale High senior at 17 and daughter of John and (unnamed) Smith became Arizona's first woman to hold a black belt in judo after four years of training at the Scottsdale YMCA. She teaches a women’s class, chairs the US Judo Association women’s division locally, and plans college study in physical education and police work.

Progress Sports World Scottsdale Yioshi Kamakuzi Carol Smith Miss Smith Chuck Fong New Jersey Dale Samuels Samuels Carol Bob Williams Williams United States Judo Association Scottsdale Community College Arizona State University

Senator demands tax returns before NBA ABA merger vote

Senator Sam Ervin presses for income tax returns from NBA and ABA owners as a Senate subcommittee examines a merger bill. Wendell Cherry cites multi million losses for ABA and NBA teams while salaries and bonuses loom large, and Kuchel urges clients to withhold records.

Cherry ABA NBA Walter Kennedy Ervin Colonels North Carolina Subcommittee Thomas Kuchel U.S California

Fiesta Bowl invites top teams for December 27 game

Fiesta state officials will extend invitations this weekend to fill the visiting spot in Tempe. Executive committee member George Isbell told the Phoenix Press Box Association there would be no delay in selecting a fourth team after bids open at 6 p.m. Saturday. Top teams under consideration include Tennessee LSU Notre Dame Arkansas and Florida State with Tennessee and LSU most interested in the Phoenix game. Notre Dame and Arkansas may still land Sugar Bowl and Cotton Bowl spots. A Fiesta Bowl plus is that the visiting team will play Arizona State. The Fiesta Bowl sold out its 3 400 end zone seats in 3 hours.

Tempe George Isbell Phoenix Press Box Association Isbell Tennessee Louisiana State Notre Dame Arkansas Florida State LSU Arizona State

Terries Clinch Title in Undefeated Slo-Pitch Run

Terries crushed Arizona Firms 19 to 9 to win the Parks and Recreation Department slo-pitch championship undefeated. Bob Gill had four hits with a homer, Spike Graham also homered, and Terries totaled key runs as Firms finished runner-up after a 10-9 win over National Auto Glass.

Terries Parks and Recreation Department Arizona Bob Gill Spike Graham Mike Grandy National Auto Glass Papa Jeff Burns

Nine colleges elevated to University Division major status

New York college sports dispatch notes nine schools upgraded to University Division major status for the 1971 72 basketball season. The adjusted list includes Boise State Northern Arizona Ball State Indiana State Illinois State Southwestern Louisiana Oral Roberts South Alabama and Stetson.

New York UPI Boise State Northern Arizona Ball State Indiana St Mlinois St Southwestern Louisiana Oral Roberts South Alabama Stetson

Rangers acquire Carr Lorentz and Connelly in seven player trade

New York Rangers trade seven players with the St. Louis Blues. They obtain Gene Carr Jim Lorentz and Wayne Connelly. Players shipped to St. Louis include Jackers two minor leaguers Mike Murphy and Andre Dupont plus a player to be named later. Carr 20 was a first round pick and led the Western Canada Junior Hockey League with 104 points. Lorentz 24 previously Rookie of the Year in the Central League. Connelly 31 has five goals five assists this season. Egers 22 Dupont 22 and Murphy 21 are in minors with Providence Omaha and the Blues plan to recall Murphy and Dupont.

NEW York UPI New York Rangers St. Louis Blues Gene Carr Jim Lorentz Wayne Connelly Rangers Jackers Mike Murphy Andre Dupont Carr St. Louis Flin Flon Bombers Lorentz Oklahoma City Blues Connelly Boston Minnesota Detroit Egers Dupont Providence Reds Murphy Omaha Knights

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