Westwood Warriors face rugged schedule under Gates
Westwood High coach Dave Gates expects a balanced attack and improved speed as he rebuilds with 23 seniors after losing 35 from last year. Key prospects include Mendoza White and Mendez, while injuries to Edmonds and guard Blake temper hopes for a strong 1968 season.
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Gates
Mesa
McClintock
Coronado
Riors
Jim Edmunds
Scottsdale Jaycees boxing program to grow this fall
The Scottsdale Jaycees boxing program resumes at the YMCA and the Boys Club with older youths 16-27 at the YMCA 5:30 p.m. Mondays and younger 8-18 at the Boys Club Wednesdays. Notable returnees include Gary Wierck moving to light heavyweight, Jeff McDonald at 118 pounds, Roy Briggs training actively, and Pat Moyier at 165 pounds.
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Jaycee. Ee
Bill Palace
YMCA
Chile
Jaycees
Gary Wierck
Jeff McDonald
Roy
Briggs
Long
Bill Darling
Pat Moyier
McCall
Brady led Brady Red Squad tops Mayer White 20–12 in Coronado game
Jim Brady starred as quarterback and rusher for the Brady led red squad while Hal Mayer directed the white squad. The Reds opened with a 9:35 first quarter score and never trailed, finishing with 140 yards rushing and 165 yards passing. Mayer connected for two scores including a late 28 yard pass to Berger as the White rallied but fell short.
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Jim Brady
Hal. Mayer
Mayer
Coronado
Rex Totty
Marty Stajduhar
Bill Berger
Brady
Stajduhar
Berger
Dave McCombs
Ken Roberts
UPI report on 1964 Olympic track team at Tokyo and 1968 trials
Ed Burke Hal Connolly Al Hall Willie Davenport and Bob Schul shine for the 1964 U S Olympic track squad at Tokyo as Burke Hall Connolly sweep the hammer medals Davenport leads the 110 meter hurdles. Day Lindgren and Sehul face setbacks amid windy Echo Summit trials for Mexico City selection.
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Tahoe
Calif
UPI
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Hal Connolly
al Hall
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Gerry Lindgren
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Tokyo
Athough
Seliul
Art Walker
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Hall
Connolly
Mexico City
Melbourne
Russia
Romauld Klim
Hungary
Gayla
Zsivotzky
Davenport
Leon Coleman
Ervin Hall
Day
Schul
Lindgren
Daye
Palmer's mishap at World Open shifts lead in Halfway Test
Arnold Palmer led with seven under par at halfway of the four day world test when his tee shot struck a spectator. He apologized then was hospitalized for a possible concussion. Art Wall and Paul Harney led the chase for the $30,000 first prize as Wall shot a 68 to tie Harney.
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Lindgren
Sehul
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
E. Chase
Art Wall
Paul Harney
Wall
Harney
Ashe wins Desert Inn Invitational singles title in Las Vegas
Arthur Ashe, the top amateur player, defeats Clark Graebner of Cleveland 7-9 6-3 to win the Desert Inn Invitational final in Las Vegas. Graebner, after trailing 5-2, forced a 5-5 first set before Ashe captured the set and cruised in the second.
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Nev
UPI
Arthur Ashe
Desert’ Inn
Clark Graebner
Cleveland
Tulsa Oilers win 1968 Pacific Coast League title
Tulsa clinched the PCL championship by beating Spokane 4-1 in a post season game Friday night. Dan Breedon doubled and Pedro Gonzales singled to drive in the decisive runs in the fifth. A bench clearing brawl erupted after Spokane pitcher Dave Taylor was hit by a pitch and charged the mound. no players were ejected.
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Wash
UPI
Tulsa
Oilers
Mike Strahler
Taylor
Strahler
Jim Campaneris
Dan Breedon
Pedro’. Gonzales
Grambling College awards first white football scholarship
Traivés Gregory Corcoran California becomes Grambling College’s first white athlete to receive a football scholarship. He will back up senior quarterback James Harris and serve apprenticeship under the starter.
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UPI
Traivés Gregory Or "Corcoran
Calif
Grambling College
Gregory
Will
James Harris
Scottsdale football mentors cry during quarterback club meeting
Sports editor Mike Reynolds reports Scottsdale School District coaches crying over talks at the Scottsdale Quarterback Club. The piece quotes Ben and Ed Anderson, Marty Schuford’s mom, and notes freshmen, player moves, and upcoming league games with Sunnyslope and Casa Grande.
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Marlin Span—Saguaro
Ben
Ed Anderson
Marty Schuford
Tennessee
Georgia
Eddie Morgan
Mike Pfitzer
Coronado
Sunnyslope
Casa Grande
Arcadia
Saguaro
Mesa
Phostix
Mike Mescey
Brad
Brady
Bill
Westwood
Kim Niell
Steven Rogers
Meises
Arizona Open Golf Tourney Set for Scottsdale 1968
SCC will host the Arizona Open at Scottsdale Country Club from November 15 to 17 with a $5,000 purse and up to 120 entrants. Entry fee is $50. Cochinine Country Club pro Bill Johnston acts as tournament coordinator and Scottsdale host pro Gene Alyea. Johnston won last year’s 54 hole event on his own course and defends his title at Scottsdale.
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Von
Gates
Charles
Chip) Stauffer
Jayvee
Scottsdale Country Club
Cochinine Country Club
Bill Johnston
Scottsdale
Gene ‘Alyea
Johnston
Arizona
Dale Roadrunner
Scouters Plan September Dinner in Scottsdale
The 4x4 Scouters announce a September dinner in Scottsdale at Emperor's Garden starting at 7 30. Hostesses Marty Dawkins and Mary Lou Neff welcome members to bring flag or banner designs with a free dinner awarded to the winner.
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Scottsdale
Emperor's Garden
Marty Dawkins
Mary Lou
Neff
Palmer and Sanders join APG in golf player revolt
Arnold Palmer and Doug Sanders joined the American Professional Golfers in a widening split with the PGA. The two veterans said the move was prompted by the PGA proposal to form a new committee to run the tour and reflect a growing opposition among top players.
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Professional Golfers Association
PGA
Palmer
Sanders
Golf Tour
Tour
Sun Imp squad signals strong freshman football depth
Arizona State University announces a 51 man freshman squad led by 6-5 quarterbacks BAL and 5-11 Grady Hurst from Santa Barbara and 6-5 Dan Forey from Denver. They prepare for the Oct. 12 opener at Albuquerque versus the New Mexico Wolfpups. The roster includes players from California, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Hawaii and elsewhere with key backs, ends, and linemen filling out the depth chart.
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