Arizona State Erupts Past Wildcats in 35-6 Stadium Triumph
ASU closes a storied season with a 35-6 win over Arizona before 41,141 at Sun Devil Stadium. Sixteen seniors depart, led by Lorick and Taylor, who combined for three touchdowns and key plays, highlighting a powerful offense and stout defense as the Devils end a three-year drought against the Wildcats.
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Scottsdale QB Club Keeps Football Offseason Fire Alive
The Scottsdale Quarterback Club shifts from football to basketball, focusing on Arizona State University Sun Devils. Members include bankers, insurance men, pastors, doctors, dentists, and other local businessmen as the season ends.
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Banquet Honors Scottsdale District Top Football Players
The Infant club announces a banquet on December 10 at 7 p.m. in Arcadia High School cafeteria honoring the top football players in the Scottsdale School District. Throughout the season several high school players attended luncheons as bandit of the week guests, a tag signaling he stole the show in his team's game that week.
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Devil Cagers Open Season on High-Profile Scottsdale Event
Scottsdale’s Quarterback Club hosts a star-studded banquet to spark football spirit with speakers Jay O’Neil Frank Kush Jim LaRue Max Spillsbury and Shanty Hogan among others Tickets cost 3 for a chicken dinner and entry for players parents and the public. Meanwhile Arizona State opens men’s basketball season facing Western New Mexico amid depth concerns and a reliance on transfers and sophomores.
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Mexican Polo Triumph Over Paradise Valley in Sherman Memorial Final
Mexico defeats Paradise Valley 10 to 7 in the Sherman Memorial Polo final. Papi Garza scores six goals for Mexico, including five after returning from a 15 minute stoppage. Bud Heatly and Chino Morales add two each as John Donaldson leads Paradise Valley with five. El Dorado, California beats Tucson 9 to 5 in the consolation.
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Redskins pick Taylor in first round of NFL draft
Washington selects Charlie Taylor halfback from Arizona State in the first round. San Francisco takes Dave Parks, Philadelphia drafts Bob Brown, and Washington also tabbed Taylor as the initial picks. Dallas evaluation and Mel Renfro talks noted as draft stretched long. New London Coast Guard Academy names Ron Gipson and Andy Horsey as co captains for 1964 football season.
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Beavers Host Fans Basketball Clinic at Beaver Gym
Scottsdale High School presents a fans clinic on December 11 at 7 30 p m with WAC official Ed Trexier interpreting rules and answering questions. A varsity game follows to showcase the team ahead of the season with coach Ken Clinkingbeard noting it as a pre season preview.
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Pro Football League News From United Press International
National Football League updates provided by United Press International cover league events, player movements, game results, and headlines across teams. This brief item highlights notable plays, standings, and upcoming schedules shaping the season.
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Wichita Beats Wyoming 82-67 To Open Season
Wichita held off Wyoming 82-67 as Dave Stallworth sparked a 36 point second half surge. Leon Clark scored 33 for Wyoming, while Cincinnati defeated George Washington 101-65 and Duke beat Penn State 92-62, showcasing top teams' strong openings.
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