Seven local players named to Central Division Football Team
Scottsdale schools dominate the 1974 Central Division Football Team as sportswriters select seven locals for the first and second teams. Saguaro leads with four first team spots including Halpern Cancili Varah on offense and McClelland on defense.
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Scottsdale
Saguaro High
Glen Halpern
Saguaro
Phil Cancili
Chaparral
Monte Varah
Central Division football honors list players and positions
The Central Division announces first and second team selections for offense and defense. Notable names include Dana Morris and Jesus Tirado at wide receiver, Cary Palmer at quarterback, and Ronnie Bonner at running back, with many players from De Niza, Saguaro, Chandler and Mesa recognized across line, back, and defensive positions.
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Dana Morris
Mesa
Jesus Tirado
de Niza
Jimmy Moore
Mike Erwin
Kofa
Glen Halpern
Saguaro
Phil Canciki
Chaparral
Richard Vance
Jim Flannery
Chandler
Cary Palmer
Ronnie Bonner
Westwood
Allen Glasenapp
Brooks Honaker
Monte Varah
Wildcats Top Arizona State In Defensive Win
Arizona State fail to score after 5:51 of the final period as Arizona State drives stall. Willie Hamilton scores the decisive four yard TD to seal a 10-0 win for Arizona. Jim Upchurch surpasses 1,000 yards for the season as the Cats restrict Sproul and Williams.
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Lee Pistor
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Sproul
Freddie Williams
Mark Lovett
Dave Randolph
Jim Upchurch
Arizona State slips past ASU after late chances fade
The Cats stop ASU as two drives stall with fumbles and an interception. Arizona State’s two shutouts in a season mark a first since 1947. Arizona moves to 6-1 in the WAC, 9-2 overall, with 65 for the season and a finale at Hawaii. Brigham Young leads the league. Young names Jacobs top defender and Randolph top offensive player.
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New Governor tops pace to win Valley of the Sun Handicap
New Governor a 5 year old brown gelding ridden by Bazil Frazier surged past Solid Mist on the turn to take the one mile Valley of the Sun handicap at Turf Paradise. The winner paid 4.80 3.00 2.60 and finished in 1 36 4 5. Centaur Blaze and Divisive ran second and third with two lengths separating them. Jockeys Mark Couto and George Munsell each had two winners on the program including Fire Pool Wild Capers Spring Creek and Vegas Butler.
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Deputies win Mighty Mite title in overtime thriller
The Deputies edged the West Central Phoenix Aggies 7-6 in overtime to claim the Mighty Mite division crown. John Preston opened scoring for the Deputies in regulation while Danny Minton intercepted a pass and Quinn Hart and Pat Bertram anchored the defense.
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Randy Hayes
Mesa Wins Wool Bowl In Late Pass Finish
Oscar Ramirez connected with Greg Daly for a fourth quarter touchdown and Mesa Community College edged Indian Hills Community College 14 to 13 in Roswell New Mexico.
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Absent Finley dominates meetings at baseball talks
UPI reports Charlie Finley looms over the New Orleans baseball meetings despite not attending. He molded the Oakland A's to three straight titles and now faces potential arbitration as stars such as Reggie Jackson, Sal Bando, and Kenny Holtzman might be moved. Frank Lane praises Finley’s impact on the American League while recalling past negotiation quirks and his reputation as a master talent evaluator.
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