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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1965

Page

9

Varmint Calling Contest and Weekend Outdoors near Scottsdale

The World's Champion Wildlife Calling Contest set for Sunday at Scottsdale Stadium features four categories quail turkey elk and varmint with registration at 7 a.m. Indian dances archery demonstrations and boat races accompany the event. Admission is free and a buffalo barbecue runs noon to 3 p.m. at $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children.

Scottsdale Stadium Arizona Varmint Callers Scottsdale Turkey

Haynie Leads Thunderbird Open After First Round

Sandra Haynie shot a one over par 71 at the Arizona Biltmore Course to lead the Thunderbird ladies Open with $11,000 prize money on the line. Sue McClinton, Judy Torluemke, Sue Maxwell and others followed, while defending champ Ruth Jessen and Kathy Whitworth posted 73s. Pro-am leaders Katie Brown, Bob Goldwater and Dennis Wood led the team event with a 26.

Phoenix UIT Pert Sandra Haynie Arizona Biltmore Exan Sue McClinton Judy Torluemke Sue Maxwell Sandra Spuzick Marlene Hag‘e Betsy Cullen Thunderbird Jon Ruth Jessen Kathy Whitworth Carol Mann Katie Brown Bob Goldwater Dennis Wood

Frontier Bowl softball wins 9 3 over Morgan Insurance

Frontier Bowl downed Morgan Insurance 9 to 3 in the winter softball league last night. Jesus Felix earned the win with one strikeout. Jason Clark had a triple and Norm Carlson added two singles for the winners while Karl Spangler and Paul Bruner each had two singles for the losers.

Frontier Bowl Morgan Insurance Mag Mesa Land and Rock Jesus Felix Jason Clark Norm Carlson Karl Spangler Paul Bruner

Casper Extends Lead In Sahara Invitational Golf

Casper, from Peacock Gap California, shoots 66 to reach 132 halfway, a three stroke edge over Gordon Glover and Dale Douglass at the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas. Glover and Douglass chase with 35 and 36 hole scores as Nicklaus lurks, while several stars miss the cut.

Las Vegas Nev UPI Bill Casper Casper Peacock Gap Calif Randy Glover Florence D.C Dale Douglass Glover Douglass Sahara

Titan Yuma clash tops IAA grid action

Arcadia hosts Yuma in a key Division 1 showdown as the 5-0 Titans chase top AP ranking while Yuma seeks to break a four-year losing streak to their rival. Coronado, Scottsdale, and Kofa also face pivotal games as title race dynamics unfold tonight.

Yuma Titans UPI Mesa Westwood Ron Jesse Titan Arcadia George Mattingly Tom Conley Gary Kron Coronado Dons Kofa Kings Jaa Dons Mesa Scottsdale Arcadia Titans Coronado Cougars Kofa Beavers

BYU and Wyoming Fight for Boost in Key Western Clash

BYU travels to Laramie to face Wyoming in a crucial Western Athletic Conference showdown as both teams seek a win to stay atop the league standings. Wyoming hosts homecoming with a capacity crowd while BYU aims to end a long road drought and bolster its 1-0 league mark behind Carter and Odle’s scoring pace. The schedule also features New Mexico at Arizona State and Utah versus Oregon State, with ASU’s improvement and Utah’s tough test noted. Also, five winners were named at the Scottsdale Boys Club punts, passes and kicks contest.

Arizona Game and Fish Department Arizona Lake Pleasant Verde River Horseshoe Bartlett Apache Canyon Roosevelt White Mountains Big Black Canyon Fool’s Hollow Lee Valley Luna Rainbow Show Low Crescent Slade Lakes Concho Greer Lakes Dagg’s Lyman North Central Lake Powell Lee's Ferry Ashurst Kinnikinick Knoll Lynx Lake Mary Colorado River Lake Mead Willow Beach Lake Mohave Bullhead City Topock Lake Havasu BYU Laramie Hudspeth Wyoming Brigham Young New Mexico Cougars Arizona State Utah Tempe Oregon State Corvallis San Jose State Tucson Cowboys Tom Wilkinson Virgil Carter Carter Phil Odle Odle WAC ASU Lobos Sun Devils Beavers Utes

Sports car meet set this weekend

The Arizona Region SCCA will host a two day road course meet at Mel Larson's Raceway. Beginners and seasoned drivers will receive instruction on the 12 turn 1 mile paved course with time trials and practice sessions scheduled.

Phoenix Arizona Region of Sports Car Club of America SCCA Mel Larson Sportsland Raceway Glenn Kelly Arizona

Tiger regains middleweight title in 15 round decision

Dick Tiger defeated Joe Giardello in a 15 round unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden to reclaim the 160 pound crown. Giardello, praised for courage, announced plans to retire after one more exhibition in Providence on December 8.

New York UPI Dick Tiger Joev Giardello Tiger Giardello Madison Square Garden Brooklyn Flatbush Joey Providence R.I Rosalie

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