Beavers Surprise Tolleson In Class B Football Thriller
Scotts dale High School Beavers upset the favored Tolleson Wolverines 20 to 19 Friday night. Sophomore Shelby Copeland starred with an 80 yard kickoff return and 60 yard run TDs, while Al Bracamonte booted two PATs. Scottsdale’s line and defense stifled Tolleson, with Terril Cabrales scoring early and Beavers rallying for the win.
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Scottsdale High School Beavers
Tolleson Eleven
Shelby Copeland
al Bracamonte
Terril Cabrales
Lawrence Goodwin
Copeland
Tolleson
Bracamonte
Wolverines
Ross Roy
Henry Alcocer
Fred Taylor
Wayne Geddes
Alcocer
Cabrales
Jerry Landis
S Ie Une
Scottsdale
Toles
Jiggs Hardt
Wayne Geddis
Arvil Burkett
Paul Ellis
Delbert Martin
Newton H. Oliver Seeks Scottsdale Justice Post
Newton H. Oliver, unopposed in the Republican primary, will face Ben Fox in the November 7, 1950 general election for Scottsdale Justice of the Peace. A Marine veteran, Oliver served six years, and held security roles with Southwest Airways and the War Assets Administration, plus time in the Marine Corps judge advocates office. He and his wife Estelle live in Scottsdale with two sons, Mike and Jimmy. Oliver says he has no axes to grind and will treat everyone alike.
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12Th Naval District
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Estelle
Mike
Jimmy
Arizona
Farm Bureau to Hear ASU Dean at Scottsdale Meeting
Dr. Weldom P. Shefstall dean of students at Arizona State College Tempe will speak at the Scottsdale Farm Bureau tonight with the annual officer election on the agenda Jerry Williams president will preside A barbecue dinner starts at 7 30 at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs Richard D Searles Defenses in Western Europe noted as a topic and background of speaker with service in Germany as a youth adviser for the U S Armed Forces
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Arizona State College At
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Scottsdale Farm Bureau
Jerry Williams
Western
Europe
Germany
United States Armed Forces
Richard D. Searles
Ten Drivers Pay Traffic Fines in Scottsdale Justice Court
Judge E H Richardson reports ten drivers paid fines for traffic violations in Scottsdale Justice Court. Fines ranged from five to twenty dollars, totaling eighty five dollars. Richardson also notes twenty one driving licenses issued on October 7 and a highway patrolman will be on November 4 to accept applications.
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E. H. Richardson
Scottsdale Beavers Earn Boys of the Week Honor
Scottsdale High coaches praise the Beaver team after a 20 to 19 upset over Tolleson Wolverines. Beavers showcased running, passing, blocking, and tackling in a Friday night win that reshapes West Central Class B standings. A team photo by Karl will appear in Scottsdale Pharmacy.
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Scottsdale Pharmacy
Beaver
Tolleson Wolverines
Wolverines
Beavers
Karl
First Aid Class In Full Swing
Dr. Sam Hale's second group of First Aiders began training with a film titled Danger Is Your Companion. H. W. Dixon reports Scottsdale Red Cross leadership and Kent Bramwell led the night, with future sessions expected to continue the course.
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Sam Hale
H. W. Dixon
Scottsdale Red Cross
Kent Bramwell
Phoenix Chapter
Blood donors sought for Viola Murphy surgery patient
Mrs. Cowden Curtis reports no response to the appeal for whole blood for Viola Murphy undergoing surgery at Good Samaritan hospital. Blood must be replaced within fifteen days. Call Salt River Valley Blood Bank at 710 East Adams Street Phoenix to credit blood to Murphy or arrange evening appointments.
Candidate Withdraws in Scottsdale Constable Race
George H. Thomas, Republican candidate, quits the Scottsdale Precincts constable race. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors accepts his withdrawal, leaving only one candidate in the November 7 General Election.
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George H. Thomas
Maricopa County
State Constitution Measures To Be Fully Explained
Fred Ironside Jr a Phoenix attorney will discuss 13 initiative items on the November 7 General Election ballot at a Scottsdale High School auditorium meeting. W H Dixon and Elmer Duhame arranged the event. Measures include Legalized Gambling Local Option Tax Equalization and Bank Liability. The speaker will answer questions after a briefing for neighbors and clubs including Scottsdale Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce Juanito Y Elmo lodge and Paradise Valley Improvement Association. The session begins at 8 o clock.
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Fred Ironside, Jr
Phoenix
Scottsdale High School
W. H. Dixon
Elmer Duhame
Ironside
Dixon
Scottsdale Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Juanito Y Elmo
Blake Attacks Opponent In District 11 Legislature Race
Republican candidate George W. Blake opened his campaign by blasting Al Lindsey in a speech to 12 volunteers at Blake headquarters. He accused Lindsey of serving the liquor lobby as secretary of the Arizona Retail Liquor Dealers Association and moving to Scottsdale to influence voters.
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al Lindsey
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Arizona Retail Liquor Dealer’s Association
Liindsey
Scottsdale
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Balsz School
Heé
Arizona Federation of Labor
State House
Community club schedule and meetings
Tonight Kicks off with 30 p.m Farm Bureau at R D Searles home. Monday October 23 features Kiwanis at Hogan cafe and an Initiative discussion at the High school auditorium. Wednesday October 25 hosts Methodist Men's club Hobo supper at Cliff Carpenter home. Thursday October 26 lists Homemakers club at Grammar school.
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Hogan Cafe
High School
Methodist Men's Club
Cliff Carpenter
Homemakers Club
Grammar School
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