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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1971

Page

4

Dalton Finds Fun in Open-Air High Bar Showdowns

Coronado High grad Dick Dalton of Arizona State dominates high bar, winning Big Surf Open last summer and aiming to defend at the Santa Monica open-air meet. He credits Coronado coach Harvey Plant and ASU coach Don Robinson for guiding his rise from a rough Indiana start to national-caliber success.

Bob Snider Dick Dalton Coronado High Dalton Arizona State University Sun Devil Indiana Santa Monica Calif Arizona Coronado Harvey Plant Plant Colegé ASU Robinson Don Robinson Devil Man

Pro QBs Hot and Cold As Bradshaw Shines Jets Stumble

Pittsburgh's Terry Bradshaw threw four touchdowns to lift the Steelers 35-21 over the Jets in a breakout performance. Washington's Sonny Jurgensen is set for surgery on a fractured shoulder after a 27-10 loss to Miami, with Bill Kilmer taking the helm in his absence.

Joe Carnicelli UPI Pittsburgh Terry Bradshaw Steelers New York Jets Washington Sonny Jurgensen Redskins Miami Bradshaw Jets Ron Shanklin Jon Staggers John Fuqua Bob Davis Jurgensen Joe Namath Dick Anderson Anderson Oklahoma City Don O’donaghue Bill Kilmer New Orleans Atlanta New England Kansas City St. Louis Oakland San Francisco Cleveland New York Buffalo Detroit Cincinnati Green Bay Houston Chicago Philadelphia Denver Minnesota

Saints viewed as weak NFC team in 1971 sizeup

The 1971 Saints, led by rookie Archie Manning, are expected to produce few exciting moments and are deemed the weakest in the NFC. Archie's running threat and arm are noted while questions loom over the offensive and defensive lines. Injuries and a coaching shuffle shape a young, developing roster.

NEW Orleans UPI New Orleans Saints Saints Archie Manning Arid J.D. Roberts Tom Fears Roberts Dempsey Lions Kansas City Chiefs Manning Bill Dusenberry Chiefs Bobby Scott Tennessee San Diego Chargers Edd Hargett Scott Mike Tilleman Dave Rose Houston

Arcadia Titans Eye Balanced 1971 Run After 1 9 Season

Arcadia High football coach Ben Anderson highlights a youth filled squad that returns 4 starters and adds weight to sophomore QB Steve Pihl. With key positions still unsettled, the Titans aim for balance on offense and defense and cautious improvement from last year.

Arcadia High Ben Anderson Titans of Arcadia Anderson Yuma High Titan Steve Pihl Pihl Titans Buddy Petsch Gil Gillenwater Gillenwater John Albright Bob Kite Bob Stiles

Suns Preseason Tickets Go On Sale At Veterans Coliseum

Suns tickets go on sale Tuesday at the Suns Ticket Office Coliseum Box Office and Community Box Offices with prices 5.50 4.50 3.50 and 2. The Suns open with an exhibition against the Los Angeles Lakers October 1 at 8 pm at Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

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Snead and Hill tied for lead at Greater Hartford Open

WETHERSFIELD Conn UPI Snead nephew Jesse Carlyle Snead and Dave Hill shared the 201 total par 72 final round lead as contenders lined up within a stroke of the lead. Major rivals include Jack Ewing Lou Graham and Dave Stockton with Gay Brewer at 203 and a strong group at 204.

Wethersfield, Conn UPI Snead Sam Snead Sam Jesse Carlyle Snead Cadillac Jesse Dave Hill Wethersfield Country Club Louder Hill Fred Marti Gay Brewer al Geiberger Dick Lotz Homero Blancas Tom Shaw R. H. Sikes Bobby Nichols Hill

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