Arizona Governor Loses to General in Guaymas Celebrity Angling
Retired Army Gen. J. W. Sessum of California easily defeated Arizona Gov. Sam Goddard in a weekend celebrity fishing contest near Guaymas. Sessum boated a 122-pound sailfish, while Goddard had five sailfish strikes but caught nothing, as Jamison reported from Miramar Beach Hotel. The event drew Tucson names like Thomas Fern, Fred Mons, Bob Friedus, and others, with Bass, crappie, and catfish activity noted around Roosevelt Lake and San Carlos Reservoir. The column also touches on Cesar Gandara’s rumored governor bid, local club meeting reminders, wildlife federation appointments, and northern Arizona fishing guides.
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Arizona Game Protective Association
National Wildlife Federation
Arizona Wildlife Sportsman
Lindgren Defies NCAA Again Prompting Punishment Fears
Lindgren faces potential sanction as he defied an NCAA order by competing in the AAU championships. Colgate athletic director Everett D. Barnes said the NCAA position remains unchanged and penalties would be up to Washington State, not the NCAA, with Stan Bates awaiting the first move. Lindgren then left for Europe.
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Shooting Roundup PIMA Pistol Club Medal Match results
Medal Match winners include Harry Aitken UH6 11 percent Ist Master A A Libasci 2728 5X Ist Expert Al Libasci 267 4 percent Ist Sharpshooter Paul Simmons 260 3X. Monta Mansfeld Memorial Trophy winner Al Libasci with Erik Fog runner-up. Tucson Telephone Men match top Bruce Peterson 447 6X. Other divisions list numerous shooters with scores and placements across broken Arrow Bowmen Memorial events and Old Pueblo Muzzle Loaders bench rest and aggregate results.
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Mary Petersam
Ken Phillips
Ed Davidson
Bob Brobeck
Arizona Teens Reach All American Youth Bowl Finals
Four Arizona teenagers qualified and competed in the pin finals in New York after regional rounds near Phoenix. The finalists are Steve Martin of Mesa Candy Johnston of Yuma Jerry Ward of Phoenix and Trish Orr of Phoenix all aged 18.
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Mets 5 Braves 2 box score notes
National League box score shows Mets defeat Braves 5 to 2 with hits by Mathews Carty Hiller and Cloninger among others. Milwaukee and New York totals listed, plus pitching lines for Cloninger O'Dell Fisher and Marichal as recorded in the game.
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