A-State and Arizona open 1965 seasons this Saturday
The Western Athletic Conference starts with two league games. Arizona meets Utah in Salt Lake City at 1 30 p m while Arizona State hosts Brigham Young University in Tempe at 8 p m. Both games offer early season clues to pennant chances as contenders prepare for the new year.
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Gridder Manross Joins Marines After Enlistment
Don Manross former All City center from Scottsdale High leaves football behind to enlist in the Marine Corps. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Norman Manross of 8149 E Crestwood and recently turned down two scholarship offers to enlist.
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City Softball Season Opens With Two Wide Wins
The City Softball League started its winter slate with Mag's Ham Run defeating Frontier Bowl 7 to 3 as Bob Ipson pitched four hits with a homer and a double. Morgan Insurance crushed Engineered Sound 17 to 3 behind Curley Halford's five hits allowed and Jim Davis driving in a homer and a single.
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National League standings and Tonight's games recap
Baseball standings show San Francisco 94 59 587 at top, Los Angeles 82 62, Cincinnati 81 63, Pittsburgh 79 67, Philadelphia 74 68, St Louis 70 73, Chicago 81 40s. Tonight's schedule includes Los Angeles at Chicago with Koufax vs Hendley, Cincinnati at New York, Milwaukee at Philadelphia, St Louis at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Herbel. American League leaders Minnesota 92 60, Chicago 83 63, Baltimore 81 62, Detroit 80 64. Monday results Cleveland at Baltimore rain, Chicago at California night with Pizarro and Newman listed.
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Texas Western faces QB shortage as 1965 season nears
Texas Western, 0-8-2 in 1964, enters 1965 with 13 seniors and no experienced quarterbacks. Coach Bobby Dobbs, veteran of Calgary Stampeders, cites depth problems but aims for a stronger passing attack with quarterback candidates led by sophomore Billy Stevens and three former Phoenix College ends including Bob Wallace and Fred Carr.
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Prep preview at Casa Grande signals new football era
Local report outlines Casa Grande High School football prospects under new coach Gené Moylan. It notes a shift from recent poor seasons to a youthful roster with key players Schroder Parks and Delaney, plus contenders Alcorn Rivera Gray and Robertson as the team trains for fall play.
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Golf instruction schedule at Villa Monterey by city dept
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation launches six session golf instruction at Villa Monterey Golf Course costing six dollars for all sessions. Registration allows choice of Thursday or Saturday classes led by coaches including Mark Brutine and Bobby Deets. Moylan faces a tough turn as Moylan’s Cougars seek first AA-1 win and season improvement after a 1-19 record.
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Season Opener At Phoenix Greyhound Park Leads To Phoenix Futurity
The fall racing season begins at Phoenix Greyhound Park with the $75,000 Phoenix Futurity set for Sunday night November 21. Breeders and owners nationwide have been preparing greyhounds for over a year, with a growing list of contenders and strong kennels from Clark Christensen Lowlands Oswald Bros R K Hutchings and Mrs P H Purser.
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Mays hits 500th homer as Giants beat Astros
Willie Mays belted his 500th career homer and 47th of the season in a 5-1 Giants victory over the Astros, extending San Francisco’s NL lead. Juan Marichal added a triple and two RBIs, earning his 22nd win as he matched Koufax for most wins in the majors.
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Scottsdale Sportsman's Club Tonight Talk on Arizona Doves
The Scottsdale Sportsman's Club meets at 8 p.m. in the Western Savings Building 18 East St to discuss Arizona doves and quail. Ron Knfeld of the Arizona Game and Fish Department narrates a related film. Paul Franklin demonstrates new self propelled projectiles now tested in Viet Nam.
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