Hunter safety course starts at Boys' Club Scottsdale
The eighth annual Hunter Safety Course opens this Monday at the Boys' Club of Scottsdale 7502 E Osborn Rd teaching hunting regulations camping survival and firearm safety. Charlie Jones and Bob Westlund lead with Jerry Manguso and Earl DeBoer as assistants. Registration is today 9 am to 4 pm and graduates may obtain hunting licenses for the deer season.
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Raiders win 30-7 in inaugural East vs West Carnival
The East defeated the West 30-7 in the first annual Pop Warner Carnival football game at Phoenix College. Scottsdale Raiders opened the scoring with a 12 point first period on touchdowns by Jeff Barton as ten teams competed across five 10-minute periods.
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Gieszl Sparks Arcadia Blues In Preseason Scrimmage
Jim Gieszl helped power the Arcadia blue team to a 26-0 win over the whites in a preseason inter-squad scrimmage. Coach Ben Anderson praised Gieszl and teammates Dipley Wynn for strong backfield play while noting defense and polish remain works in progress ahead of Camelback next week.
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Runnels named interim Sox manager as Herman fired
Boston Red Sox fire Billy Herman and appoint Pete Runnels interim manager for the remainder of the season. Dick O Connell announced as the club returns home from a poor season. Tom Yawkey and Dick Williams are among candidates for 1967 job.
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Coronado Red Whites Intra-Squad Scrimmage Closes 13-6
Coronado held its Red and White intra-squad game Friday night with flags flying and frequent penalties. The White team scored on a 15 yard pass from Lee Charest to Tom Artemus for its lone TD, while the Red squad added a 29 yard pass to Jack Smith and a seven yard run by Steve Dir to win 13-6. Dir gained 200 yards on 21 carries as coach Les Finger noted his strong effort and blamed penalties on typical pre season mistakes.
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Chandler coach Cavallo braces for 1-AA leviathan season
In a multi-paper preview of the AAT conference Chandler coach Tony Cavallo faces a hard Division 1-AA schedule with a small school edge. He projects three standout players Jack Wheat Mike Berelleza and Fernando Walker while forecasting a wide open attack and potential upsets against Westwood Arcadia and others.
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Cubs Bow Giants 6-0 as Errors Mount in NL Tilt
Chicago capitalized on five Chicago Cubs errors to shut out the San Francisco Giants 6-0. Rookie Kenny Holtzman and Bill Hands limited Giants to four hits. Hart miscue aided the Cubs in late frames. Holtzman earned his ninth win. Marichal took the loss.
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Indians drive pinch homer to edge Angels in 10th
Rook ie Bill Davis hit a two out two run pinch homer in the tenth off Jack Sanford to lift Cleveland past California 8-7. Tiant earned the win in relief for the Indians as the Angels blew a seventh inning lead.
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