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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1963

Page

6

Top ten deer season violations listed by Arizona Game and Fish

The Arizona Game and Fish Department identifies the ten most common deer season violations led by unlawful tagging and hunting in the wrong unit. Other frequent offenses include camping at water holes, unlawful possession, fraudulent licenses, using another person’s license or tag, continuing to hunt after killing a deer, failing to check out, hunting with a motor vehicle, shooting from a road, killing a doe without a permit, and various lesser violations. Nearly 100000 hunters expected for opening day October 25 1963 with a projected ten percent rise in turnout. Weather and deer density noted with reduced Any Deer permits about 25 percent below 1962.

Arizona Game and Fish Department Cliff Sorrells Law Enforcement Division Sorrells Robert A. Jantzen Jantzen

Rookie All Star Team to Receive MLB Awards

Ten players named to the major league rookie all star team will receive awards in New York on Thursday. Pete Rose and Tommy Harper of Cincinnati, Pete Ward Gary Peters and Al Weis of Chicago, Jimmie Hall of Minnesota, Ray Culp of Philadelphia, Jesse Gonder of New York, Rusty Staub of Houston and Vic Davalillo of Cleveland are among the honorees.

New York UPI Pete Rose Tommy Harper Reds Pete Ward Gary Peters al Weis White Sox Jimmie Hall Twins Ray Culp Phillies Jesse Gonder Mets Rusty Staub Colts Vic Davalillo Indians

Arcadia and Scottsdale Name Football Players of the Week

Arcadia picks Frank Vaughn 195 pound end as Titan player of the week for key blocks and a 20 yard scoring play against Yuma Union. Scottsdale names Jed Nolan 230 pound tackle player of the week for two way work and opening a hole for a backfield score. Coronado selects Dean Burleson as player of the week after five tackles four assists a fumble recovery and a 32 yard interception return.

Frank Vaughn Arcadia Hendricks Anderson Hallman Titan Vaughn Yuma Jimmy Spellman Jed Nolan Scottsdale Beaver Casa Grande Cougars Virgil Savage Nolan Beavers Mesa High Mesa Burleson Kofa Kings Dean

Arcadia Loses Top Runner Ter ry Juntti

Arcadia’s star half miler Terry Juntti will miss the Titan cross country season after an appendectomy Sunday. He previously set Arcadia’s 880 record at 1:58.8 in the Lake Greenway Meet, and Coach MacPherson believes he can break John Thomas’s 1:57 school mark before graduation. Juntti placed fourth in last year’s Arizona State Meet at the University of Arizona.

Arcadia Terry Juntti Titan Terry Lake Greenway North High John Thomas BYU MacPherson Juntti Thomas U. of A Dons Titans Coronado Ed Anderson Casa Grande Cougars

Defensive Battle Foreseen In Don Titan Tilt Friday

Coronado football travels to Arcadia on Friday October 25 for a key Division con test. The Dons hold a 4-1 mark while Arcadia stands 3-2. both teams boast strong defenses and a potential close contest. Coronado aims to win and improve its historical record against Arcadia.

Don Titan Coronado Arcadia

Radio Aid for Alunters Hunters and families to use emergency nets

Arizona Broadcasting System and Game and Fish Department will run two way radio patchers from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Oct 25 26 27 and Nov 2 3. Phoenix base operates 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays during season. KOY Phoenix will relay emergency messages at 6 a.m. 6 30 p.m. weekdays and 6 p.m. Sundays.

Arizona Broadcasting System Game and Fish Department Cliff Sorrells Department Phoenix KOY Hunters Bill Close Arizona Network Close

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Hunter Gooch Hunter George Adams Charlie Larry Jackson Judson School Orme Jackson Frank Yuma Union High Nicky Nichols Dean Burleson Coronado High School Don Walsh Robyn Chapman Tom Dahl Ted Nolan Schafer’s Corral 1St Avenue Pima Plaza F.H.A E. Loma N. Seoh Tempe Golf Van's Golf Driving Range East McDowell Beeline Highway Baker Hendricks Coronado High Ron Wanderley Jeff Pohl Scottsdale Beavers Mesa Jackrabbits Scottsdale Opticians Baptist Medical Center East 4Th Street Baptist Hospital Robert J. Dildine Alunters
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