SCC Football Defense Shapes Up For Season
SCC shows a solid defense early with lettermen Ba Lebor Matt Wicer and Jim Skroggs impressing. Linemen Rubin Carillo Clay Noble and Larry Casillas among linebackers look promising while returners shoulder injuries to Bob Curry and Rick Sowers may affect depth. Offensive backfield shows potential with Brian Chathan Craig Spottleson and Matt Holmes limited by neck issue. Practice runs 6 45 pm to 8 pm with a Saturday scrimmage.
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Ba Lebor
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Jim Skroggs
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Muller
Skroggs
Saguaro High
Steve Loy
Ruben Carillo
Carl ‘Hayden
Clay Noble
Coronado
Larry Casillas
Camelback
Loy
Bob
Mixed doubles clinches opener in World Team Tennis playoff
Ilana Closs and Frew McMillan teamed to defeat Tony Roche and Kristien Kimmer Shaw 7-6 as San Francisco nipped Phoenix 25-24 in the opening game of the western divisional playoff. Cross and Betty Steve won the women's doubles 6-2. Pattison beat Okker in singles to set up a decisive mixed doubles finale.
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Betty Steve
Golden Gaters
Francoise Durr
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Tom Okker
Andrew Pattison
Roche
Pattison
Okker
City football squads start practice under new coaches
Scottsdale's Chaparral and Saguaro begin drills as Coronado Arcadia Paradise Valley and Gerard join in. Two-a-day plans, conditioning first week, with pads next week, amid facilities issues at Scottsdale. Saguaro seeks 9-2 finish last year while Chaparral adds home games this season.
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Saguaro
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Arcadia
Paradise Valley High School
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Bob Keller
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Bill Meyer
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Dick Anders
Detroit
Lem Barney
Tunnell
Herb Adderley
Richard
Night Train
NFL Stars Chase Milestones In 1975 Season Outlook
The 1975 NFL season opens with players pursuing major records across the league. Earl Morrall and George Blanda aim for twenty seasons and 900 points respectively, while Tarkenton eyes 5 000 passing yards and Unitas’ TD mark. OJ Simpson seeks a fourth straight 1 000 rushing years amid health recovery.
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Vikings
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Johnny Unitas
Minnesota
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Johnny
Redskins
Charley Taylor
Don Maynard
Buffalo
O.J. Simpson
Jim Taylor
University of Southern California
Jim Brown
ASU dismisses Mataalii after practice misstep
Arizona State University football coach Frank Kush dismissed starting defensive middle guard Rocky Mataalii for walking off the practice field. Mataalii, 6-foot-237, ranked third on last season’s ASU defense, cited personal problems as the Sun Devils opened three-a-day workouts at Camp Tontozona. Tom Sieper assumed the No. 1 middle guard role as Kush outlined quarterback options and aims to improve the passing game.
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Super Conference proposed by NCAA to unite major football powers
The NCAA faces a plan to create a 75-member Super Conference of major football powers, presented by its Special Committee on Reorganization. The policy Council will consider the idea at its October meeting and may sponsor it at the January NCAA convention, with strong support from the Reorganization Committee.
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Stan Musial the candy man and Hall of Fame star
Stan Musial, famed St Louis Cardinal and later casino and hotel director, reflects on his career and life off the field. He recalls quitting baseball at 43 after a strong run, describes becoming a vice president of the Cardinals, and notes his ventures including hotels, a bank, and a famed statue in Busch Stadium.
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Amritraj Ends 17 Month Slump In Buckeye Win
Vijay Amritraj, 21, defeated Bob Lutz 6 4 7 5 to capture the Buckeye Championships singles title and $9,000, ending a 17 month tournament losing streak. The Indian seed fourth in the Grand Prix event played 73 minutes before a capacity crowd at Buckeye Boys Ranch. Lutz, seeded second, flew 3 700 miles in 36 hours and arrived four hours before the match after World Team Tennis playoff duties.
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Amritraj
India
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Columbus
Phoenix
Kolsky Named Athletics Director At Dominguez Hills State
Michael Kolsky, basketball coach at City University of New York John Jay College, was named director of athletics at Dominguez Hills State in Los Angeles.
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Michael Kolsky
City University of New York
John Jay College
Dominguez Hills State
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