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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1971

Page

4

Fort Myers Rebels topple Scottsdale Cowboys in Disney Bowl

Fort Myers defeated Scottsdale 38 to 6 at the Disney Bowl in Orlando ending the Cowboys 47 game win streak. Steve Wiles threw three TDs for the Rebels while Kyle Roper returned after an injury for the Cowboys with a 55 yard run.

Orlando Fla Dave Richards Scottsdale Pop Warner Cowboys Fort Myers Rebels Cowboys Sunshine State Richards Disney World Sky Harbor International Airport Kyle Roper

Fitch’s Cavs win fourth straight as Carr explodes for 31

Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 124-120 behind rookie Austin Carr’s 31 points in his third game in as many nights. Coach Bill Fitch masks a rising win streak with praise for Carr while Los Angeles and Boston also post victories in NBA action.

United Press International NBA Cleveland Bill Fitch Fitch Cavaliers Philadelphia 76Ers Austin Carr Cavs Los Angeles Lakers Seattle Boston Atlanta Phoenix Houston Carr Philadelphia Baltimore Bobby Smith Bill Bridges Jerry West Sonics

Teams bid for Sudden Sam as baseball winter meetings open

At Phoenix the Dodgers Tigers and other clubs pursue fastball ace Sudden Sam McDowell of the Cleveland Indians as winter meetings begin. Trading talk dominates the day with a draft maybe spurned and eight picks last year. Milwaukee selects first but many stars may move as clubs seek quick upgrades.

John G. Griffin UPI Phoenix Los Angeles Dodgers Detroit Tigers Sam” McDowell Cleveland Indians Today Milwaukee Brewers Frank Lane

Indians Seek Help On Block In 1970 to Bolster Roster

Miami era? The Indians raise bids for a southpaw in 1970. Dodgers and Tigers claim strongest offers for McDowell while Mets drop out, citing high asking price. Santo on Cubs market stirs talk as Pirates shop for shortstop and catching surplus, amid GM meeting signals cautious draft view.

Indians Dodgers Tigers New York Mets McDowell Mets Bob Scheffing Jerry Koosman Met Dick McAuliffe Mickey Stanley Ron Santo Cubs Santo Cub Leo Durocher Chicago Durocher Pittsburgh Pirates Jackie Hernandez Bucs Bud Harrelson Manny Sanguillen Pirates Milt Florida

Alabama and Nebraska set for classic Orange Bowl duel

Alabama clobbered Auburn 31-7 as Nebraska remained atop rankings after a 35-31 Thanksgiving win over Oklahoma. Johnny Musso rushed 167 yards and scored twice for the Tide, while Florida's John Reaves set the NCAA career passing record in Miami. Other scores included Army over Navy 24-23 and LSU over Tulane 36-7. San Jose State earned a Pasadena Bowl berth to face Memphis State.

Nebraska Alabama Oklahoma Auburn Johnny Musso Shug Jordan Tide Miami Florida John Reaves Jim Plunkett Stanford Gators Reaves Plunkett Fran Curci Doug Dickey Hurricanes John Hornibrook Carlos Alvarez Army Navy Louisiana State Tulane Tennessee Vanderbilt Arizona State Arizona Houston Utah Florida State Pittsburgh Iowa State San Diego State San Jose State Pacific Coast Athletic Association Memphis State

Sirois Wins Lake Havasu World Outboard Championship

Bill Sirois defended his title by winning the $60,000 eight hour World Outboard Championship at Lake Havasu City with an average speed of 82.5 mph. Peggie Fountain Jr. took second, Harold Eis third, and Renato Maolinari fourth as 78 boats finished Sunday amid several accidents. Sirois earned $18,000 for first, Fountain $7,000 for second, in ideal conditions before about 30,000 spectators.

Lake Havasu City UPI Bill Sirois Peggie Fountain Jr Tarboro S.C Harold Eis Topeka Kan Renato Maolinari Como Italy Sirois Fort Lauderdale, Fla Dick Fraley Don Pruett Miami Fla Tom Wood Peterboro Ont Pruett

Odrowski Sold by Runners to NHL Blues

The Phoenix Roadrunners announce defenseman Gerry Odrowski has been sold to the St. Louis Blues. Odrowski, a key penalty killer with three goals and three assists this season, leaves Phoenix after a 3-0 win over Portland that moves the Runners within one point of first-place Denver. Don Casey earned the shutout as Kerry Bond and John Gorton scored. Phoenix hosts Seattle next Friday.

United Press International Phoenix Roadrunners Gerry Odrowski Portland Denver Odrowski St. Louis Blues National Hockey League Detroit Phoenix Buckaroos Kerry Bond John Gorton Don Casey Seattle

Ziemba and Lindsey Capture Tucson Thanksgiving Golf Titles

Coronado High School linksters Dave Ziemba and Mike Lindsey won titles at the Tucson Thanksgiving Junior Golf Tournament held at Randolph Golf Course last Friday. Ziemba led the 16-17 division with 69 while Lindsey topped the 14-15 group with 75 as CHS teammates Watkins Utter and Janik posted 83 and 94, with Caldwell Wenke Gundy Lavario also placing.

Dave Ziemba Mike Lindsey Coronado Ziemba Marty Caldwell Greg Wenke John Gundy Mark Lavario Lindsey CHS Steve Watkins Kent Utter Bob Janik

Gullette Wins Twice in Tucson Meet for SST

Vince Gullette of Scottsdale Swim Team won two events at the Metro YMCA Conquistadores AAU meet in Tucson over the weekend. He placed second in three events won by Steve Strong, who swept the 200 backstroke and 200 and 400 individual medleys. Richards earned three silvers and a bronze in girls eight and under. Maczuga finished third in a boys 13 14 event.

Vince Gullette Scottsdale Metro Ymca Conquistadores Mike Maczuga

Mays Ties the Knot in Spanish Civil Ceremony

Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants recited wedding vows for the third time, this time in Spanish, as he married 32-year-old Mae Louise Allen in a civil ceremony in Mexico City.

Mexico City UPI Willie Mays San Francisco Giants Mae Louise Allen

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