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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1971

Page

4

They Cant Call Them as They See Them

A TV Guide column analyzes bias in sports broadcasting by Melvin Durslag. It contrasts national announcers with local voices like Joe McConnell and argues listeners should judge broadcasts rather than accept editorializing.

TV Guide Melvin Durslay Durslay Durslag National Sports Don Meredith Howard Cosell Dandy Howard Cosell Meredith Phoenix

Champs grab new crowns at ARRC in Gainesville

At the American Road Race of Champions first day in Gainesville Georgia 400 drivers competed for national titles across 22 classes. Randy Canfield regained the H Production crown in an Austin Healey Sprite and Tom Davey kept his Super Vee lead. Winding skies and cold slowed speeds on the 2.5 mile Road Atlanta course. Other Friday victors included Marshall Meyer in G Production Harry Stephenson in D Sports Racing Tom Evans in C Sports Racing and Jim Harrell in Formula Ford.

Gainesville, Ga UPI Randy Canfield Chevy Chase Tom Davey Tenary N.J Sports Car Club of America Road Atlanta Marshall Meyer Livermore Calif Harry Stephenson Miami D Sports Tom Evans Santa Barbara Jim Harrell Tecumseh, Mich

Nixon boosts Redskins with playoff hopes after pep talk

President Nixon visited the Washington Redskins training camp to lift team spirits as they chase a playoff spot amid a 1-3-1 stretch. Coach Allen weighs starting Sonny Jurgensen, while Philadelphia’s Ed Khayat, Tom Dempsey and upcoming Sunday games against Philadelphia and other NFL matchups shape the race.

Nixon Washington Redskins Redskins Dallas Cowboys Dallas Los Angeles Rams Washington Cowboys New York Jets Giants St. Louis Philadelphia Eagles Ed Khayat Allen Sonny Jurgensen Bill Kilmer Jurgensen Kilmer Tom Dempsey New Orleans Dempsey Texas Happy Feller

Cyclists aim for double world record jump

Rex Blackwell and Gary Davis plan a simultaneous double ramp jump at Mel Larson's Phoenix Dragway at 4 p.m. on Grand Avenue 12 miles northwest of Sun City. They seek to beat Knievel 103 feet and Wells 105 feet, aiming for 107 feet to set a new world record. A 1972 nationwide tour is planned.

Mel Larson Phoenix Dragway Grand Avenue Sun City Rex Blackwell Tulsa Oklahoma Gary Davis Los Angeles Phoenix Evel Knievel Gary Wells Davis Blackwell

Blanda Remains Grid Fan Idol At 44

George Blanda at 44 remains a magnetic sports figure in the television era. The Raiders veteran, once a backsiding Bear and Oilers standout, has compiled enduring scoring records and key late rallies, epitomizing fitness discipline and will to win for fans across ages.

Paul Corcoran Copley Oakland Calif George Blanda America George Blandas England Blanda John Madden Joe Namath Chicago Bears Houston Oilers American Football League Cleveland Lou Groza Youngwood Raiders Kansas City Raider Houston

Navajo Schools Sweep City Cross Country Titles

Navajo Elementary School led a citywide cross country sweep with both girls and boys teams winning titles last Saturday. Cocopah placed second in both divisions, Pima took third, while individual honors went to Susan Wellman of Pima in girls Class B and Jeff Coffman of Cocopah in boys Class A.

Navajo Cocopah Pima Susan Wellman Vicki Grandinatti Paiute Barbara Chambers Krista Holmes Jeff Coffman Ronnie Bience

Rosewall defeats Laver to win first WCT title in Dallas

Ken Rosewall, 37, upset Rod Laver 6 4 1 6 7 6 7 6 in the final of the first World Championship of Tennis tournament in Dallas. Rosewall earned 50000 dollars, a red sports car, and a diamond ring from Lamar Hunt as world champion amid a near sellout crowd of 8100.

Mike Rabin UPI Dallas UPJI Ken Rosewall Rod Laver Rosewall Laver Lamar Hunt Rod

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