Loggers Head For Gun Grid Opener
FLAGSTAFF Sept 13 1981 AP The Arizona State College at Flagstaff football team travels to Las Vegas New Mexico to open the season against Highlands University Coach John Pederson named 31 players to the travel squad Freshmen fill key roles as the offense features a small line and a young backfield with Frank Gomez starting at quarterback and Bill Hannah at left half The roster lists starters including Higuerra Samvo zal Rabago Moss Arrington Winthrop Span Madariaga and Alvarez among others
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Flagstaff
Arizona State College
Las Vegas
N. M
Highlands University
John Pederson
Frank Gomez
Nogales
Pederson
Bill Hannah
Winslow
Joe Higuera
Yuma
Manuel Samvozal
David Rabago
Douglas
Dan Moss
Denzil Arrington
Mesa
William Winthrop
Hannibal
Marlin Span
Duncan
Sam Madariaga
Springerville
Frank Alvarez
Brian Tenney
Mesa High
Arizona State Lumberjacks
N.M
Stars Crash Finals Await Outcome Of Angels Suds
The Hollywood Stars reach the Governor's Cup finals. outcome of the opponent between Seattle and Los Angeles to be decided late tonight. Portland eliminated the Beavers 7 4. Hollywood benefits from strong relief by Gordon Maltzberger and George Schmeel's 27th homer while Warren Hacker limited Seattle.
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Associated Press
Fred Haney
Hollywood Stars
Seattle
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Portland
Beavers
Rogers Hornsby
Warren Hacker
Husky
Walt Judnich
George Schmeel
Gordon Maltzberger
Big Pinky Woods
Maltzberger
Frank Kelleher
Lou Stringer
Murray Franklin
Plan To Clean Up Sports
Washington attorneys and sports figures meet as Attorney General J Howard Mc Grath plans to push legislation to curb gamblers fixing games. The conference with Francis T Murray aims to curb organized crime in college and pro sports and deter corrupt activity.
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Washington
INS
J. Howard McGrath
National Sports Committee
Conference On Organized Crime
Francis T. Murray
McGrath
Dykes Says Hurlers Give Tribe Edge
Philadelphia manager Jimmy Dykes lauds the Cleveland Indians as the league’s top pennant contenders. He cites a strong mound corps led by Feller Garcia Lemon and Wynn plus solid hitting support as key, noting the A’s late-season pressure on the Tribe and the impact of remaining games against New York and Boston.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
Cleveland Ledger
New York
Boston
Rabbits Plan Defense Array
The Mesa Gazette reports that the Rabits plan a defensive formation ahead of an upcoming challenge. Details describe strategic positioning and potential countermeasures as the team readies for the matchup.
Mesa Rabbits Trim Football squad for opener with Amphitheater
Mesa High School coach Edgar Ford narrows varsity to 45 players and focuses on defense for the Sept. 21 opener vs Amphitheater. Standouts include Wee Willie Harris Sterling Bonner Jim Magnusson Harold Reed on defense and Pat Harmon Glen Taylor Bob Jones A D Stewart Ted Rhoton Gerald Simmons on the line. Ar mando Sezate to quarterback with Lars Nielson Dick Millett as backs and Melvin Nicolls at fullback.
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Mesa
Edgar
Matt) Ford
Rabbits
Wee Willie Harris
Sterling Bonner
Jim Magnusson
Harold Reed
Pat Harmon
Glen Taylor
Bob Jones
A. D. Stewart
Bob Steele
Ted Rhoton
Gerald Simmons
Hil Brady
Steele
Jones
George Grutzmacher
Pete Peterson
Ernie Gaddie
Dick Skousen
Dale Hamlin
Bruce Jones
William Stephens
Armando Sezate
Lars Nielson
Dick Millett
Melvin Nicolls
Hawaii Looks Ahead After 8-2 Win Over Town Team
University of Hawaii football beat the Honolulu town team 8-2 as both teams produced a safety. Hawaii struck in the third quarter with a long pass, and the Warriors prepare to travel Monday for games against Tulsa Brigham Young and Cincinnati.
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Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Honolulu Town
Hawaii
Tulsa
Brigham Young
Cincinnati
Schroeder Upset Fuels Davis Cup Talk for Sun Devil
In Los Angeles on September 13, Schroeder of California stunned Ken McGregor 6-4 0-6 6-3 5-7 6-2 at the Pacific Southwest, prompting speculation he may be drafted for the Davis Cup team. Ausy final stage Australia’s Frank Sedgman looms in quarterfinals alongside Art Larsen with Vic Seixas and Herb Flam in domestic rivals. Schroeder’s surprising win renews debate over his Davis Cup availability in December while he deflects praise.
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Los Angeles
Schroeder
California
Pacific Southwest
Frank Sedgman
Sedgman
U.S
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Herb Flam
Ken McGregor
Ted
McGregor
Bradley Cagers Will Tell Grand Jury Story
Bradley University players Fred Schlictman and Jim Kelly signed immunity waivers and agreed to testify before the Peoria County Grand Jury about a $4000 payoff for fixing point spreads in the December 7, 1950 game with Oregon State. Teammates Gene Melchiorre and Aaron Preece have not yet appeared. Jack West is identified as a leading figure in the broader bribery scheme with gamblers.
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Peoria
Ill
Bradley
Fred Schlictman
Jim Kelly
Grand
Peoria County
Gene Melchiorre
Aaron Preece
Oregon State
Jack West
New York
Shipkey Returns to Steelers After Oil Business Break
Fullback Jerry Shipkey agreed to rejoin the Pittsburgh Steelers of the NFL after quitting football to run his father's oil business in Anaheim California. He said he had worked out a satisfactory business arrangement.
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Cambridge Springs
Jerry Shipkey
Pittsburgh Steelers
Shipkey
Anaheim
Calif
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