U S Positively Ahead in Olympic Medal Chase
The United States leads the medal race at the XIX Olympiad in Mexico City with 88 total medals and 37 golds, far ahead of the Soviet Union’s 53 medals and 16 golds, as swimming stars Debbie Meyer and Carl Robie dominate finals and boxing yields few finals for the U S. The upcoming basketball final features the United States versus Yugoslavia with medals and prestige on the line.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Yugoslavia
U.S
Russia
Debbie Meyer
Sacramento
Calif
Carl Robie
Drexel Hill
Miss Meyer
Don Schollander
Jacksonville
Fla
America
Australia
Mike Wenden
Schollander
Pam Kruse
Pompano Beach
John Nelson
Wenden
Ada Kok
Holland
Ellie Daniel
Elkins Park
Alfred Jones
Detroit
Jones
Blazeshop Beats Sabers 19-14 In Conference Opener
Jackrabbits of Mesa High edged Saguaro Sabercats 19-14 in the Central Conference opener. Greg Boyd intercepted a pass and returned it for a score, while Mesa’s Steve Hall and Nyle Creason added touchdowns. Boyd led Mesa with 112 rushing yards and two interceptions helped by a strong Sabercat defense. Next week Saguaro faces Arcadia in a key conference rematch.
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Bruce Tomaso
Saguaro
Mesa High
Rabbits
Sabercats
Greg Boyd
Mesa
Wayne Mattingly
Labers
Steve Hall
Mattingly
Cats
Nyle Creason
Hall
Jackrabbits
Boyd
Lorin Peterson
Peterson
Sabercat
Arcadia
Tigers win World Series shares worth four thousand per man
The Detroit Tigers earned roughly 10 936 66 per full share for 32 shares after beating the St Louis Cardinals in seven games to claim the 1968 World Series. Several Tigers staff and players received full shares, while St Louis also received 32 full shares, with Larry Jaster the only full share player lost in the draft. The series grossed 3 018 113 40.
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New York
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
St. ‘Louis Cardinals
SE Louis
Detroit Bonan
William Behm
Julio Moreno
John Hand
Wayne Comer
Ray Oyler
Jon Warden
Larry Jaster
St.Louis
Westerners Women Hold Tryouts and Schedule First Game
The Westerners women's basketball team invites tryouts tomorrow at 10 am in Greenway Gym Phoenix. Their first game is set for November 16 at noon at Broadway Youth Center Gym located at 14th Street and Broadway.
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Westerners
Greenway
Greenway Rd
Broadway
14Th St
C.B
Pattie Mae
Gail
Big Boy
Slashett
Roadrunner
Tip
Shadow
Call
Frig
Bo K
Perry
Hall
Handolier
Howdy
Espanto
Jeanie
Leatherton
Lake Daisy
Rochas
Faberge
OPS Upeltledown
L.A. Pearl
G's
Ruby Espanto
Vickie
Frank
Petal
Star
ACV
Misty Miss
Hopzack
T.K
Tiny
Bevent
P.H
DeWitt
Arcadia Titans JV forfeit ends game with Glendale
Arcadia Titans JV were inactive yesterday after a forfeit from Glendale freshman, leaving them 5-1 for the year. Titan freshmen lost 19-0 to Kino Junior High of Mesa, dropping to 3-2 on the season.
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Arcadia Titans
Glendale
Jvs
Titan
Kino Junior High
Mesa
Titans
Phoenix Roadrunners silence San Diego in WHL opener
The Phoenix Roadrunners shut out the San Diego Gulls 2-0 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum to open a three game series. Willie O'Ree, league top scorer, was limited to one clear shot as San Diego, despite the loss, led the league with a 6-2 record while Phoenix moved to 2-1-2.
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Phoenix Roadrunners
Western Hockey League
San’ Diego Guills
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
San Diego
Willie O’ree
San-Diego
Saguaro Freshmen and Sophomores Suffer Losses
Saguaro's sophomores scored two touchdowns yesterday but lost 27 14 to Mesa High IVS. Freshmen also fell 28 6 to Carson Junior High.
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Saguaro
Mesa High
Carson Junior High
Coronado JVs fall to Westwood 26 0 in season start
Coronado Dons junior varsity dropped to 1-5 after a 26 0 defeat by the Westwood Warriors. The frosh squad could not face Westwood’s fresh man team as the bus failed to arrive forcing a forfeit.
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Coronado Dons
Westwood Warriors
Coronado Frosh
Mesa
Coronado
Cowboys unbeaten in Scottsdale two undefeated Pop Warner teams
The Raiders travel to Prescott for an 11 a.m. game against the 41 Prescott Pups in the Western Bantam League while the Cowboys host Washington High School in Scottsdale at noon. Scottsdale’s Apaches, 2-3, meet the Chandler Plowboys at 4 p.m. in a conference clash.
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Scottsdale
Raiders
Cowboys
Prescott
Washington High ‘School
Karen Rams
Coraonado
Greyhound Entries at Phoenix Park Tonight
Races listed for tonight at Phoenix Greyhound Park across ten lengths with multiple dogs named for 550 and 660 yard events. Entries include He's Aht Nee Yo, Super Serene, King Fox, Daisy Jane, Rebel's Rejoyce, Bina, Vered, Wisenheimer, Bingo, Shelby Lynn, Gringo's Dave, Nancy, and Snowjet plus numerous also ribs and affiliations.
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Super Serene
Gene Fuller
B’n Blue
Duaty Slim
Sam McNowell
Silent Melody
King Fox
Daisy Jane
Rebel
Bill
Freehan
T.V. David
New
Knee
Daytona Mone
Sura
Masego Bapanto
L.A. Dingo
Colorado
Corkey
Donna Diane
Patty
Babinosan
Flighty Lass de Witt
Tiger
L.D
Gary
Fraude Espanto
Wisenheimer
Nino
Angel
Olek
Dave Ohne
Shelby Lynn
Dave
Ben Foolery
Golden Gift
My Dante
Perfect Fawndy
Rita DeWitt
Shy Penny
White Lantern
Kay Hill
Saddle Song
George
Dai Nancy
Pussyfoot
Loving Kind
Laugher
I.P
Kim
Wild _Rhythem
Nancy
Betty Drake
Beaver Freshmen Fall to Chandler Wolves in Scottsdale
Beaver freshman basketball team suffered a decisive defeat as Chandler Wolves dominated the game in Scottsdale. The Cardinals could not keep pace and trailed throughout, with Chandler extending a comfortable lead into the final minutes.
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Scottsdale. Beaver
Chandler Wolves
Boys Club Football Schedule Staged Saturday
The Lightweight Bears seek winning records as Boys Club enters week two. At 10 am the Jets who beat the Chargers in round one face the Broncos. The Bears meet the Cowboys at 2 pm. Chiefs play Chargers at 11 and Rams clash with Colts at 1. All games on the Club field at Osborne and Hinton Roads.
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Bears
Jets
Chargers
Broncos
Cowboys
Chiefs
Rams
Colts
Osborne
Hinton Roads
Suns Rally Past Knicks In 109 92 Victory
Phoenix, led by Gail Goodrich with a career high 31 points, outscored New York 109 to 92 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Dick Van Arsdale added 20 points, rookie Gary Gregor had 17 points and 14 rebounds as Phoenix overcame an early Knicks surge. Willis Reed led New York with 24 points. The Suns head to a Sunday game against the Atlanta Hawks at 7 p.m.
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Knicks
Goodrich
NBA
Los Angeles Lakers
New York
Walt Bellamy
Willis Me
Cazzie Russe
Suns
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Dick van Arsdale
Gary Gregor
Willis Reed
Atlanta Hawks
Unbeaten Imps Face Wildkittens In Saturday Clash
Arizona State freshman football, the Sun Imps, host the University of Arizona Fresh Saturday at 2 p.m. in Sun Devil Stadium. ASU aims to extend its unbeaten run after a 17-6 win over New Mexico Wolfpups, with injuries noted but key players like Grady Hurst and Calvin Demery leading the offense.
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University of Arizona
Sun “di
ASU
Sun Imps
New Mexico
Texas el Paso
Bill Kajikawa
Kajikawa
Wolfpups
UNM
Opening weekend duck hunting crowds grow in Flagstaff area
Observers report thick hunter crowds across Stoneman Lake Mormon Lake and Lake Mary during opening weekend in October 1920. Jakes showed good counts of waterfowl though Mallards remained scarce while Redhead flights were strong and overall season activity anticipated to rise. An amendment to 1968 69 waterfowl rules allows taking waterfowl from floating craft with motor off or sails furled, provided the craft drifts or is anchored or paddle propelled.
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Flagstaff
Stoneman Lake
Mormon, Lake
Lake Mary
Flagstaff Area
Baptist Nips Auto as Project Wins Top Fast Pitch Play
Baptist edged Auto 4 to 2 after Don Reed held Auto to two runs in two innings and Baptist rallied with three in the sixth. Jerry Lamb led Baptist with a two for three day at the plate. In other action, LRP defeated Morris 9 to 5 behind Gene McBride’s two for three hitting.
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Don Reed
Auto
City Parks and Recreation Department
Jerry Lamb
LRP
Morris
Gene McBride
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