Arizona shifts boat rules to Game and Fish Dept
The Arizona Game and Fish Department takes over boat registration licensing and policing from the Highway Department under a new boating law. Fees rise from 1.50 to 2 and two registration decals are required, with unregistered boats three months delinquent. Existing 1968 registrations stay valid until January.
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Arizona Game and Fish Department
Arizona Highway Department
Game and Fish Department
Bob Jantzen
Jantzen
Phil Cosper
Zamorano Wins Southern Arizona Open Singles Championship
Rene Zamorano seeded third captured the Southern Arizona Open Singles Handball title at the Central YMCA with a 21-19 21-12 victory over runner up Carl Porter last night.
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Rene Zamorano
Central Ymca
Carl Porter
Vanderstock leads 400m hurdles qualifiers at A A A meet
A A A track summaries from Sacramento report on 400 meter hurdles qualifiers led by Geoff Vanderstock of Southern California Striders with 30.4. Other top times include Ron Whitney 50.9, Russ Rogers 53.3, Lee Nicholas 51.3, and James Hardwick 55.5. Hammer throw leaders include Ed Burke 217-0 and George Frenn 214-11.
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Geofft Vanderstock
Southern California Striders
Ron Whitney
SC Striders
Russ Rogers
Grand Street Boys
Lee Nicholas
Baltimore Olympic’ Club
Andy Bell
American University
James Hardwick
University of Oklahoma
Jess Ball
Prairie View College
Tom Wyatt
Athens AC
Chuck Lemon
Gary Knoke
Oregon Track Club
Val Schierling
Kansas State Teachers College
Jim Miller
D.C. Gazelles
Wesley Willams
Ralph Stephenson
Eastern Michigan
Sob Born- Kessel
Jack Hanley
Rutgers
Ed Burke
George Frenn
Pacific Coast Club
Harold Connelly
Robert Narcessian
University of Rhode Island
Tam Gage
New York AC
James Kavanagh
Boston College
U. S
James Pryde
Santa Barbara
John Fiore
Wayne Collel
Vincent. Matthews
New York Pioneer Club
Mike Mondane
James Kerns
Army
Ron Freeman
Arizona State
James Garnett
Philadelphia Pioneers
Bill Bruckel
Navy
Lee Evans
SCVYV
David Martin
Houston Striders
Hardee McAl
Mark Winzenried
Monroe Track Club
John Perry
Marines
Byron Dyce
United Ash- Iolic Association
Rick Urbina
Peter Farrell
John Tillman
Wade Bell
Oregon TC
Lowell Paul
U. of Chicango
Ted
Nicholas Lee
Baltimore Olympics
Thomas Wyatt
UA Trainer Chosen For Major Post
Gary Delforge the University of Arizona athletic trainer was elected chairman of the board of directors of the National Athletic Trainers Association at a Houston meeting. He has served as district secretary and director, and has been head athletic trainer at Arizona for five years. Delforge is a Kansas State 1966 graduate with a Kent State master's degree.
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Gary Delforge
National Athletic Trainers Association
Houston
Tex
Delforge
Trainers Association
Arizona
Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Kent State
Amateur Okker Topples Laver For London Title Final
Amateur Tom Okker defeated Rod Laver 6-4 1-4 at Queen’s Club to reach the London Grass Courts final. Clark Graebner beat Alexander Metreveli 6-4 6-2 in the other semi. Graebner and Okker set for Saturday final. Nancy Richey reached the women’s final with a 6-4 6-4 win over Winnie Shaw.
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London
Tom Okker
Rod Laver
Australia
Queen’s Club
Okker
Laver
Clark Graebner
U.S
Davis Capper
New York
Russia
Alexander Metroveli
Graebner
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Britain
Winnie Shaw
ASU’s Michaels Prills Net Upset at Nationals
Peggy Michaels of Arizona State University defeated defending champion Patsy Rippy of Odessa Junior College 6-3 6-4 to advance in the Women’s National Collegiate Tennis Championships. She is seeded seventh and will face Wendy Overton of Rollins College in the semifinals. In doubles, Carol Gay and Michaels beat Nancy Osborne and Judy Waid 9-7 6-4.
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Northfield
Minn
Peggy Michaels
Arizona State University
Patsy Rippy
Odessa Junior College
Miss Michaels
Wendy Overton
Rollins College
Fla
Carol Gay
Nancy Osborne
Judy Waid
Oklahoma
Darby Wins Southwestern Closed Junior Girls Tennis Title
Debbie Darby of El Paso defeated Tucson’s Sarah McKasson 6 4 6 2 in the junior girls singles final at Phoenix Country Club. Darby and Susan Rhodes of El Paso then defeated McKasson and Paula Aboud of Tucson 4 6 6 4 for the junior girls doubles.
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Debbie Darby
el Paso
Geoff Grange
Phil Azar
Bruce Hutchenson
Jim Mitchell
Dan Courson
Phoenix Country Club
Tucson
Albuquerque
Miss McKasson
New Mexico
Sun City
Snyder Agrees To Suns Terms
Phoenix special report states Dick Snyder a 6-5 guard from St. Louis Hawks signed his contract with the Suns. Snyder 24 averaged 7.6 points in 129 games for the Hawks over two seasons after starring at Davidson where he averaged 26.9 points as a senior in 1965 66.
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Dick Snyder
St. Louis
Atlanta
Hawks
National Basketball Association
Suns
Snyder
Davidson
Multiple horse race entries and results summary
A dense list of horse names in graded races from first through eleventh, with horses like Fast Message, Plaudit, Express Rate, Dakota Stride, and Dakota Stride plus others. Includes grades 1 through 3, various weights or odds, and notes on best bets and quiniela picks across the event.
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Eet O’jay
Mark Ane
Hi Boss
G’s
Lilly _Jack
D.L
Rock
Lucky
Kay
Ike Berra
W. A
Sally June
Dakota Stride
R. K
Elcetera
Cotton Lady Bug
Jemez
R.K
Lucky Chuck
Rusty Tioga
L.D
Nellie
Castle
Blu Ridge
Cousey
Ranlado Dot
H.R
Ravens el Brutor
Cactus Jean
Hi Gamer
P.H
L.G
Ulysses
al Amos
T.V. Leonora
Senators propose new super group to govern U S track
In Washington the Senate Commerce Committee backed creating an 11 member governing board to include AAU and college representatives to oversee amateur track. The move aims to curb AAU control and share governance, but Congress faces a tight schedule with elections approaching.
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U.S
Washington
Senate
Amateur Athletic Union
Senate Commerce Committee
United States
AAU
Congress
Mexicco City
U.S. Track and Field Federation
USTFF
National Collegiate Athletic Union
Warren G. Magnuson
Magnuson
Super Group
Senate Judiciary Committee
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Whalen and Post Lead LPGA in Windy Opener
Gerda Whalen of Germany and Sandra Post of Canada shared the first round lead at the $20,000 Ladies PGA Championship in Sutton Massachusetts. Winds over 40 mph produced tough scoring as the 72 par course yielded high scores for many. Carol Mann withdrew with neck and back spasms, while a separate suit naming LPGA officials and the tour contest Beverly Klass’s denial to play in 1967.
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Sutton
Mass
Germany
Gerda Whalen
Canada
Sandra Post
America
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Carol Mann
Miss Mann
LPGA
Worcester
Kathy Whitworth
Sandra Haynie
Leonard Wirtz
Beverly Klass
Unclear Race Card Notes Include Multiple Stakes and Times
Fragmented entries list mile races with grades, times, and horse names such as Smooth Echo and White Lantern. The page shows payout figures and state payment lines, but details are incomplete and garbled.
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