Standings Change Again In Tucson Classic Bowling
In the Tucson Citizen Classic, Cactus Pro Shop and Deir's Valley Funeral Home head the men's division as Patio Pools loses ground. Ream leads Deir's with a 735 series while Palko and Yoho spark Cactus to a 16-8 win over Levy's. Danny's Discount Carpets top the women’s standings as Levy's overtakes D M Realty & Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Shappell
Citizen
Tucson Daily ‘Citizen
Patio Pools
Dlas
Cactus Pro Shop
Deir’s Valley Funeral Home
Deir’s
Patio
Cactus
Levy’s
Dei's
Tor Ream
Bob Anderson
Ream
Anderson
Dennis Dawson
John Palko
Dewey Yoho
Levy
Palko
Yoho
Greyhound Park Kennel Club
Iceland
D-M ‘Realty & Trust
Cummings Realty
Hansen
Cummings
Danny's Discount Carpets
Levy's
D-M Realty &Trust
Greyhound Pari Kennel
Hub
Deir's Valley
Pera
Wtrust RI
Danny's ‘Piscount
Pyre
Skvaln
Lingner Aby Leayer
Cardin
Cummings Realt Myl
D.S Ramsey
Werner
Pallatrert
Carsen Ison
Rewan
Anacey
HM Realty & Trust
Galemplisk
Tiliimen Nals
Itis
Geelnet
Ie Mehdie
Palko Ie
Jordan Ae
Renea
Hals
Barto
Greyhound Prark
Taylor Ae
sLindsi
Bond
Aise
Gadys Pro
Pei
Valley Fine
Freshmen Dominate 1972-74 AJCAC All-State Basketball Team
The 1972-74 Arizona Junior College Athletic Conference all-state selections include four freshmen and one sophomore in the starting five. Lawrence Williams of Scottsdale CC Ronnie Davis of Glendale CC Paul Burnie of Yavapai College Jerry Lee of Mesa CC, with Phil Filer of Arizona Western College as the lone upperclassman. Scottsdale coach Ivan Duncan named Coach of the Year. Second team includes Ray Jones Phoenix College Carl Minns Cochise Stan Boskovich Yavapai David Benning Central Arizona Tom Jones Scottsdale. Honorable mentions list players from Mesa Phoenix Cochise Eastern Arizona and nearby colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Junior College Athletic Conference
Scottsdale Community College
Lawrence Williams
Glendale Community College
Ronnie Davis
Paul Burnie
Andy Shumway
Mesa
Ron James
Cochise
George, Scott
Eastern Arizona
Bob Joyce
Eastern
And
Scott Burdette
Palo Verde fullback chosen for ASCA all star game
Tucson report on March 5 1968 notes Palo Verde High fullback Mark Arneson selected to play in the Arizona State Coaches Association all star football game. Also from Arizona archives Chick Begley contributed top performance in Sunnyside's 10-6 win over Flowing Wells on May 8 1963. Earlier Phoenix March 5 1958 highlights Pueblo pitcher Jim Sie nohus tossing a seven hitter as Carl Hayden loses 7-1 to open season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Palo Verde High
Mark Arneson
Arizona State Coaches Association
Tucson, Mary
Chick Begley
Sunnyside
Flowing Wells
Phoenix
Mar
McCune Wins Miller Open Bowling Title
Don McCune of Munster Indiana captured the Miller Open first prize of 12 000 and his second straight PBA win by charging from fourth place to defeat Jim Stefanich Joliet Illinois 246 184 in the final. He previously beat Craig Mueller 227 185 and Jimmy Wright 244 181 to reach the final, earning 32 000 for the three weeks and leading the 1973 money list with 32 000. McCune clinched the crown with five strikes in the final six tries, including a clutch strike on the final frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Don McCune
Munster
Ind
Jim ‘Stefanich
Joliet
McCune
Jim
Baltimore
Craig Mueller
Union
Jimmy Wright
San Antonio
Tex
Stefanich
Mark “Roth
Brooklyn
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deir
Shirley Skvarek
Danny
Arizona Independent Discount Service
Billie Wilson
Eva Schulz
Lennig
Texaco
Linda Wallace
Ginny Craig
Peggy Kelley
Falcon Realty
D-M Realty & Trust
Ginny Scott
D-M Realty
Citizen Classic
Fogernalf
Vallage Hansen
Anny
Discount Carpets
Inhy
JC Squad
Renta
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and
Tire and Auto Center
Expreen
Blackwall
Sears Price
Tuheluen
BU BO
Gis
Euclid Ave
Miller
General Communications
Mmate
Jim Click, JR
E.22nd
Wilmot
Don Schelkie
The
Tucson Daily Citizen
London
SALOW
Enrique “Henry” Gonzalez
Craycroflt
Vas
Fio
Marco
Sam Levitz
Blackw
Downtown
N. Stone
Fed
BankAmericard
Apache Tire
E. Speedway
Capin’s Tire Centers
Bill Breck Dodge
22Nd Street
Save CO
Broadway
DODGE
Sierra Vista
Fry Blvd
Roger McCluskey Tire
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