Johnson Sets Villa Monterey Course Record With Aces
Terry Johnson a 1964 Arcadia High graduate and Titan golf standout shattered the Villa Monterey nine hole par 30 course record by two strokes while recording two holes in one including a 196 yard ace. Robert W. Naughton and Michel Gehin also hit aces in a day packed with remarkable plays. Johnson eagle and five birdies plus a sister grudge match framed the rounds as Lynn, born on the same date as a president, shot 51 in the side action.
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Villa Monterey
Terry Johnson
Arcadia High
Titan
Johnson
Robert W. Naughton
Naughton
Lee Bornhofen
Michel Gehin
Bob Edens
M. Dennis Burke
Pat Ravanesi
Burke
Lynn
C. C. King
Lyndon
Terry
Quail Season Opens Across Arizona With Varied Stops
Outdoor writer notes good quail prospects statewide with a Sept start and December return window. Best areas include Oracle Junction Tortolita Mountains Parker Kingman Tonto Basin Congress Junction Skull Valley. Bag limit 15 birds daily. Doves shows mixed success. hunter checks indicate higher mourning dove and white wing dove kills. Fishing report highlights Saguaro Roosevelt Big Greer Lakes and Lake Powell across regions with assorted bass trout catfish activity.
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Arizona Game and Fish Department
Oracle Junction
Tortolita Mountains
Parker
Kingman
Tonto Basin
Congress Junction
Skull Valley
Kaibab North
Tucson Mountain
Santa Rita
Game and Fish Department
Arizona
Saguaro Lake
Roosevelt
Bartlett
Canyon
Apache
White Mountains
Big
Greer Lakes
Becker Lake
Woodland
Concho
Fool’s
Hollow
Lee Valley
Dagg’s
Nelson
North Central
Black Canyon
Ashurst
Kinninick
Woods Canyon
Knoll
Lynx
Lake Mary
Lake Powell
Colorado River
Lake Mead
Lake Havasu
Former ASU sprinters begin workouts in Tokyo
Carr Williams and Ulis Williams, ex Sun Devils from Compton and California, have started daily workouts in Tokyo after a long flight. They emphasize steady training and warn against overdoing it as they aim to regain top form and race soon.
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Tokyo
UPI
Arizona State University
Ulis
Williams
Compton
Calif
Devil
Cards Take Lead In Dramatic Late NL Pennant Chase
The 1-0 16 inning win by the Pirates over the Reds and the Cardinals 8-5 victory reshaped the pennant race. St Louis leads Cincinnati by one game with three left to play, while Philadelphia trails by a similar margin. NL President Warren Giles will schedule a possible pennant playoff with four possible pairings based on remaining results.
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Jerry May
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Reds
Redbirds
New York Mets
Pirates
Phillies
National League
Warren Giles
Giles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Race at a Glance WL Pct GB TP
New York leads at home with 618, Chicago 595, Baltimore 591 in a mixed table. National League standings show St Louis 92 67 .579, Cincinnati 91 68 .572, Phila 90 70 .563 with varied home and away notes for teams like New York Cincinnati San Francisco Houston Chicago and Philadelphia.
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New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Cincinnati
Phila
San Fran
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
W. L. Pet
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Los Ang
N.Y
Cardwell
Gibbon
Purkey
Koonce
Drysdale
Houston St
Zachary
Marichall
Unsung Heroes of the Gridiron Managers Led by Arcadia Titans
The article spotlights football team managers who handle equipment, first aid, uniforms, and logistics. Coaches praise their essential role, noting managers bear much responsibility for supplies, readiness, and in-game support. Archadia and Scottsdale programs feature multiple managers and duties from radio setup to injury care.
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Bob Hendricks
Arcadia
Scottsdale
Tommy Gampbell
Coronado
Arcadia Titans
Steve Magill
Grant Blanco
Craig Komadino
Dave Schedler
Frank Mendola
Schedler
Titans
Mendola
Sev'ie
Jack Collinge
Paul Pristo
Howard Davis
Davis
Lee Gould
Bob Coder
Bill Crosman
Gregg Zeigler
Baseball Standings and Schedules From Two Leagues
American League and National League standings shown with team records and games back as of midweek. Results included from Wednesdays games including Cleveland over Boston and New York wins over Detroit, plus Thursday schedules and probable pitchers for Detroit New York and other matchups.
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W.L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
McLain
Wickersham
Sheldon
Ty Onom
Pascual
John oFort Wilson
Monster's Twin The Avenger to Compete at Bee Line Drags
The Bonneville Avenger driven by Bob Tatroe will race at Bee Line Dragway in Phoenix to beat the Monster's Arizona land speed record of 243.17 mph set last March. A match race with local TV and radio personalities adds to the program along with other jet and drag teams this weekend.
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Walt Arfons
Bee Line
Dragway
Phoenix
Bob Tatroe
Arizona
KPHO
Wallace, Harvey
Gerald
KDOT
Tony Evans
Westinghouse
Tatroe
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cypert Brothers
Wilson
Roy Dossey
Chandler
Richard
Boat Bros
Scottsdale Quarterback Club to Honor Coronado Athlete
Bob Donaldson the Wichita-based athletic coordinator will be the featured speaker at tomorrow's Scottsdale Quarterback Club meeting. The luncheon takes place at noon at the Safari Hotel. Tim Huston named Coronado's athlete of the week and will receive the Bandit of the Week trophy.
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Bob Donaldson
Wichita
Scottsdale
Safari Hotel
Tim Huston
Coronado
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Stan Whisenhunt
Pittsburgh Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
al Lopez
White Sox
Hank Bauer
Orioles
Gene Mauch
Mike Harden
Liz Clendenin
Progress Sports Editor
Jerry McElfresh
Progress Outdoor Writer
Carr. Williams
United Press International
Race
Ave
Baseball Today
Stallarth
Lemaster
Monster
Detective Agency
Ford
Greyhound Park
40Th Street
Seabee
Chase
Morley’s Paradise
Scottsdale Rd
Camelback Rd
Scottsdale, Arizona
Smiley-Berge Motors
E.,main St
Mesa, Arizona
Bob Drewer Ford
Don Sanderson Ford
Read Mullan Motor Co
EtCamelbark Rd
Ford Motor Company
Wonder Rotunda
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